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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1919
Page
2
Cicotte to Start White Sox Opening World Series Game
Eddie Cicotte is slated to pitch for the Chicago White Sox in the first game of the World Series. Slim Sallee is the leading Reds guess for the opponent. others mention Reuther. The piece notes the managers push their strongest lineup for the opener and highlights Cicotte’s form and Sallee’s season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Turbyville
Kid
Eddie Cicotte
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Slim Sallee
Giants
White Sox
Sallee
Teather
Reds
Reuther
Kid Gleason
Cicotte
Sox
Cigette
Reda DI
Jed
Wray Schalk
Authentic Odds on Ball Finals
Odds for the ball finals show White Sox favored to win the series with a Chicago first-game advantage. Reds expected to take game one in Cincinnati at 20 to 1, while both teams failing to string five straight wins. Cleotte and Reuther projected to win their opening starts, with Roush and Felsch not hitting home runs and Jackson likely to outrun Roush in hits. White Sox to post more shutouts than the Reds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sox
Chicago
Reds
Cincinnati
Cleotte
Reuther
Roush
Felsch
Jackson
Ivy Wingo to Catch Either Sallee or Reuther in Series
Ivy Wingo will catch either Sallee or Reuther as the lineup faces right handed pitching. Bill Rariden will bat behind the plate when Claude Williams or Lefty Kerr pitches for the Sox. Some believe Kid Gleason may try to win the series with Cicotte and Williams on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Wingo
Sallee
Reuther
Wingo
Bill Rariden
Claude Williams
Lefty Kerr
Sox
Kid Gleason
Cicotte
Williams
Boldt's French Pas Opens Nearby
Busy shoppers visit Boldt's French pastry shop with two locations, Uptown at 1114 3d Ave and downtown at 913 2d Ave, seeking pastries and confections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldt
Uptown
2D Ave
Big Ten Coaches Open Field Work For 1919 Gridiron
Chicago September 23 Big Ten coaches released candidates for varsity positions after early workouts of the season. Coaches report large squads and a wealth of material for revival of intercollegiate play this year. Return of former stars from army and navy service noted with few complaints this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Ten
Army
Navy
Advertising in The Star Promotes Local Goods and Services
The Star invites readers to consider its advertising options to reach local customers. The note highlights affordable rates and broad visibility across the community through print and related media.
Huskies Garment Pricing Weighs in at $1.50 Upward
Wallace Linen and Cooper Benning in Superior alongside Lewis Vassar and Duo ford advertise huskies apparel with prices starting at $1.50 and up to $25 for select items. The listing highlights B V D s as part of the brand range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Linen
Cooper - Bennington
Superior
Lewis, Vassar
Duoford
Huskies
Varied Lineup Takes Field Tomorrow With Changes
Tomorrow’s game features a revised squad including Bill Kenworthy at short, Sands at third, and Jack Knight at first after multiple defensive shifts. Seattle’s Dailey joins the Seattle club while Ray French loses his shortstop spot due to hitting woes. Hoew remains Detroit Americans property with Seattle’s permission. Andy Smith, Cal football coach, defies a conference turnout ban by holding class games ahead of September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kenworthy
Angels
Young Sands
Jack Knight
Ray French
Toe Dailey
Seattle
Andy Smith
California
Washington
Smith
Shortage of Guns Delays Orders Warned by Remington Official
J A Cook of Remington Arms warns a late start by manufacturers has caused a shortage of guns and supplies. Local shooters plan a merchandise shoot next week at Green Lake and aim to shoot at Fort Lawton trape this winter. Many gunners intend to fort wake the trape and hunt in Washington state as the hunting season approaches. Kittitas county oreches open season for Hungarian partridge while the chink season remains closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cook
Remington Arms Company
Green Lake Shooters
Green Lake
Fort Lawton
Wake the Trape
Melde
Billie
Washington
Kittitas
Chicago Policeman Aims for Heavyweight Honors
Mike Flanagan a large Chicago officer based at Warren Avenue station trains for heavyweight title chances. He works out with Homer Smith at Benton Harbor and is coached by Jack O'Keefe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Flanagan
Warren Ave
Chicago
Homer Smith
Benton Harbor
Jack O'Keefe
Hospital Men to Hold Field Meet at Letterman
Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco plans a wartime field meet for injured soldiers. Events include wheelchair race, boxing for one arm, one leg races, and other demonstrations reflecting injuries. About 1,800 patients are housed at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Big Washington grid squad opens season with large turnout
About 60 candidates answered the first football call at the University of Washington yesterday. No heavy drills yet, but grinds begin soon with the veterans back. Notable returnees include Bill Grimm, Lawrence Smith, Roms Williams, Buell Blake and other seasoned players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bill Grimm
Lawrence Smith
Roms Williams
Buell Blake
Closing lap seals Pacific Coast race as Bees meet Tigers
In the Pacific Coast league action on September 23, Vernon leads Angela by a boat length as the series opens. The Serapha face the Seattle club in the North, while the Tigers clash with Salt Lake Bees in Los Angeles. Oakland and San Francisco sit fifth and sixth as their last home week begins. Portland to host the Yippers after their six of seven wins over the Rainiera. In Cambridge Harvard drops the Sargent tests for a simple physical exam used first with the football squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Vernon Warecoseses
Sacramento Salt Lake City
Ste
San Francisco
Eee
Oakland
Portland Ee
Seattle Tees
Iho
Chicago
Aenenene
Cleveland
New York
Wee
Detroit Tetee Wee
Boston
Bt. Louis
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cssscecreeees
Ween
Loule
Phuagcipria
Ban Francisco
Angela
Vernon
al Mame
Serapha
Seattle
Tigers
Salt Lake Bees
Bengals
Bees
Yippers
Portland
Klory
Moran offers High Prices
Cincinnati Reds manager Pat Moran has two large offers to strengthen next season by recruiting two star outfielders. The proposals, made before acquiring Pat Duncan, include 15000 for Tim Hendryx of Louisville and 12000 for Elmer Miller of St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pat Moran
Cincinnati Reds
Pat Duncan
Birmingham
Tim Hendryx
Louisville
Elmer Miller
St. Paul
Cindy Vets to Be Guests of Moran World Series Guests
George Wright of Boston and Cal McVey of California, two surviving members of the 1869 Red Stockings, will be guests of Pat Moran during the world series games with the Chicago White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wright
Boston
Cal McVey
California
Red Stockings
Pat Moran
Chicago White Sox
Cue Artists Barred From Big Tourney
Augie Kieckhafer and Rob Cannefax denied franchises in the Interstate Billiard league as Secre tary Ed Telm announces the 12 player field. Play begins October 10 with 264 games over 29 weeks across 12 cities including Buffalo Cincinnati Akron Youngstown Pittsburg Chicago Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee and St Louis. Prize money totals 4750 with varied awards and the Wichita Western league’s Joe Withoit set a runs record across consecutive games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augie Kieckhafer
Rob Cannefax
Ed. Telm
Cleveland
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Joe Withoit
Wichita
Plunger Bets Big on Cincinnati Reds Pennant
Remy Dorr, a local gambler in New Orleans, laid $5,600 to $6,000 against Arnold Rothstein of New York over the Cincinnati Reds securing the National League pennant. Rothstein had backed the Giants when they led by one game. Dorr said the wager started as a light bet, a leap from earlier three-figure sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Remy Dorr
Arnold Rothstein
New York
Reds
Rothstein
Giants
Dorr
Southern League players reach major leagues in notable exodus
The Southern League has supplied 53 players now in the major leagues. Atlanta leads with 12 former SL players in the majors, followed by Memphis with 7. Mobile Nashville and Chattanooga each have 6, Birmingham and New Orleans 5, Little Rock 4, and Montgomery with a remaining count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Memphis
Mobile
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
New Orleans
Little Rock
Montgomery
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U' Wiff
Schalk
Cicotte Kedi
the Sporting Goods
Frank Vance
Doc” Wells
Piper Ere Taft Inc
Second Ave
Sporting Goods
HULEN
Torrey & Sears’ Billiard Parlor
3Rd and
Pike
BIG 10
Cheasty
Cheasty’s
the Store OF Choice
Cheasty’s Co
C.graves
Second Avenue
Spring Street
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Seattle Crew
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