The Seattle Star from Seattle, Washington • Page 15

MKSDAY. OTTORFR 18. 1021. many Players Ranking High Hornsby, Harry Heilman, Ty Cobb, Babe Ruth and a Host of Other Baseball Stars Qualify for Hero Crown mLD MAN TIMK has the baseball crown all shined up, but he doesn't know whether to stick it on one of the stars in the American league or a National league ace for services rendered during the reason of 1921. Rogers Hornsby ought to get the first peep at it for being the sweetest swatsman of either league, topping the averages with This is the highest hatting percentage reached since 1H99, when Delahanty of the Phillies led the league with .408.

But Ty Cobb, the "Georgia Peach." steps into Hornby's shadow, demanding recognition and deserving to be marked at the top of all the greats. -For has just pulled thru his complete season with the Tygers, and finished with a marker of liis pupil. Harry Heilmann, topped him by .0003 of a point for the American league hitting first time right-hander ever beat Cobb, who copped the batting honors in Han Johnson's league 11 times in 14 years. "Babe" Ruth and Home-Run Mark Kiilh. with liU new nTurrf of 19 home ouilil Co br brlorr Ihr iruphj li haiidril out.

r.ink Krtsch of the dumrd down the iwth with nnd tlvuriti Sltlcr led the American league wlih St. "81a" thr only man to imu four In a (am' tleorge abo got 10 In 10 consecutive to the plate. a rworil for thr rnuon, To will go the ribbon for smurklng out and triple, In National league Hf got 43 and It trlplm. while Speaker of topped hint for iluuliln In the American league by popping out tl. Have Ram rofi of the thr ticket for variety In swats.

On une 1 he cracked out a single. double-, triple una a home run In four trlpi plate. George Kelly Does Some Hitting (teurgc Kelly, also nf Mrtiraw'n oquad. did on Ihree the stunt thai every player lo duplicate'and that eten the of Ih.tn (ailed to do In -lamm-d out three home al thrve dlflc r. ni with Ihr full, all In a our trtple manufactured In the American league and In the National Irjigue five were executed.

Two triple steals were made, one by Washington and the other by the St. Louis -even were tvcordeil during the yetr In the Ns tlonal got the II while thr hhe Mered at the of their von- Carl Maj at the la thr pitching altho Hed Faber of the White tied with him in victories. each having 37. Kd Rommel of the Athletics was the cellar pitching champ with 13 Smith of the Phillies had the greatest lowing Streak, when he dropped eight In a row llnbe sent the mercury up the other way when he won eight In a row. Two Fans Select Star Team But D.

E. Olson Wins Coin OLSON, of Corltaa had a In the that sio to him. Ha picked exactly the (tame team that alt fans picked In the Pacific Coast All-Star contest conducted by The Star. And so did George Salisbury, of 1621 Summit ave but the coin goes to Olson. Umlfr the rttlem of the content In riuw of tie the letter to rorh The Star firm to be and Olnon's letter was the 74th letter to be opened while Salisbury No IIS Olaoa inn obtain the 110 by willing at The Star, other mused the right team by one Una.

with Ihe plajer they on. follow: Donovan Landreth Rurllnjtton. Sacramento. ISentrlre latndawortlfc Aloha I'rouich. Cerumen to, Clarence Oils.

Burllnffton. Macramen to. C. 8. Mitchell.

4207 14th ave. Prouirh. Sacrum. nto Vera Rudolph. llth ave Vernon.

Mra. A. Hchober. 148 W. I.oa Ampler How Fans Voted for Coast Ball Players The total number of all-star teams picked by the in the third annual Pacific league all-star contest number a little over 200 this decrease of a number of letters over last season.

The total vote cast for the players follows: HMT llAxr. O'Coanell. Haft 114. Niftftls, I. Oskisrxl.

I Mellwita rtmtntft. 4 naattle, 4 I Portland. 1. OfiSfD. l.oe t.

Hyatt, Varnon. 1 Multk. IfM. Halt a Oakland. 4 rue.

1. ftath. San Pranetaee. 1 IXM Ana'iw, 1 THIKP Pick, Ptnallt, Oakland. Katim.

Han Fram-laco. 17, Hate, Portland. smith 4 Nftehoff, Ixm l. WftHh. Man Ffancwo.

1. 1 trow it. Salt 1 I'sttmon, maieif, I. Co noprjr. San 214 IrCatfley.

Loa t. Numpf. weal tie. I. OirMKIDKK." Loa Angelea.

Salt Lake lid. Miliar, Oakland, lit Seattle, At, Oakland 42. Is.ldrr«J. SI. Xrawford, Lw An galea.

26 aaalagham. Metafile, 11. ftyaa. Sacramento, S. Fitzgerald, Han Franr-laeo, f.

Carroll, Los 2 Shirk. San FranciacO, S. teatlle, 4. Cos. Portland.

2. Kel ly. Han Franclaco, 1. Wllholt. Salt Lake.

1 Wo War. Portland 1 Oakland. 1. fravaih. Halt I (Jenln, Portland.

I. i ATI MtBW Han Front 14 4 Hannah. Vernon. 100 Seattle, Sprnrar. Tohin.

Sealtle, It. Fltlott. Harramento. 11. 0.

Yalta. Han Franclaco, 9. Jenkins, HaJt Lake. 4 Cook. I.

Mylar. Hait Lake. 1. Lynn. Salt Lake, I T11.1T% Vf aealtie, 113.

Klllson Hun Franriaco, Iff. IINImi. Nrallk. 17. Walsh.

Han Franclaco. 17 Knlgt.t. Oakland, 14 Millar. Oakland 7 Hfats. Angelas.

4 lane, Seattle, fl. f'ooper, I.oa Angates, Halt Lake. Mother hrlpf hom" of Roldt'a Milk Men's and Boys' Clothing MMOK.H. MKNIKHINHK Price or credit tb Mfth Ttxid, BY GROVE I'allaMM. NaSUs, 4.

Angrift, 4. heolder. I Salt Htrattd. Hall lakk'- 2. battle, i.

Vf. neattle. t. Kelly, Han Francisco, 2 Itath San i 11, Oakland, i. Vernon.

I. Halt 1 nto, 1. Aleoek. Vernon. I lirown.

Salt l. Carroll. I Anselea, lafflgan. hsirainasio, 1. Frertr-h.

Vernoo, 1. Comptitfi, l. Anaelaa I Fltscerald. Han Franelaco, 1. tCUJdlrtoa.

I. PIT! MI KH Han Franelnco Jsrolw, brittle, M'-lnhart. Angeles. 119 Han Fran 04 Vernon, II FlMery, Harramento. f'mugh.

Sacramento. 41 Hhellenbark Vernon, ft I Pllatte, Portland. 41. Aldrldse Loa JI Krauae. 24.

Hufhea. Loa Angak" It. Br en ton. Seattle, 10. t.ardnef.

Hrattle, 14 Hrhorff Seal tie, 10. Johnaon Portland. 4 Han Frantlaeo, 4 Arlett. Oakland, 4. t'runrla, Hfnltlr, 4.

Dfnmrre, Seattle, 31. Han Franrlaro. 2. Oakland. 2 helf.

1. Salt Lake. 1 frtrrnpler. Hsn Franrlaoi, 1, Nlehaus. Har-ramento.

1. Bromley. Salt Lake Coleman. Portland, I Lyona, Angelea. 1, Dalley, I MIXAOKK f.oa Of.

Kenwortliy, Handle. 44. Portland. Vara on. 12.

Oraham, Han Franrjsro, 10'. 4 ravath. Half Lake CRACK GOLFERS MAY NOT COME Failure to obtain exhibition to make the trip worth while, Jim and Jock Hutchln Hon. pro may their trip to the comt, ing'to word from the Bant. Thin pair KChcdulMl to play In Seattle during wwe alno hooked to appear in Loh January lit, to tut.

off In the California open hampionHhlp. The trip not been definitely called off yet hi 1 iX Motorcycles Candidates for Hall of Fame Grid Stars NO. 1 Frank Stckctee, Michigan fullback. Gambler and Loser New System LIBHON. Oct.

Don lUfar! Mendes. a provisional banker, raportod to the pollee that bin daugh tor had born kidnapped and that Hi- had received a letter demand ing $50,000 random, the ahlcnt tfctivfn were awxignrd to cane. Three days later they found the girl hiding In the home of a friend. She nho had written the letter hoping to get the money to her gambling Sets New Standard for Cleanliness lONlxiN, Oct. IB Varloua tie of the nrltiah mum-urn, In eluding the readmit and newapaper arc having I heir flrat clean- Ins: In 60 DEMRRARA.

Ilrltlah Guiana. Ort cl'Arlirou. a retired hant, died at the nge of 105. Exactly one week later hla wife, aged 100. paaaed away.

Boxing Tonight PAVILION Third antl (nivrrnltjr Monk Fowler, of New Eddie I'lnkmnn, of Seattle. Willie Bt. Cliilr, of Portland, vk, Johnny Jordan, of Ana cortf-K Throe other well matched under the auapkya of CascadeAthleticClub H. J. MA Matchmaker I'HK KS 9110 Klrwt Bout 8.30 flharp THE SKATTLK STA Soccer Lead Is Staked Maple' Leaf Post and West Seattle Mix in Star League Feature Sunday Star to Confer With Managers Over Forfeits The managers of the Highland Park and Mouth Park Junior soowr tnuni are aaked to meet with the nportlng editor of The Star Wednesday night, al I p.

m. to confer on the forfeited by theae two teama laat Sunday. In caae manager can not attend he ahould Inform The Star. The Highland Park team fulb-d to ahow up for gime with the Falcon A. C.

at Woodland park and the South Park team walked off of the field after I disagreement over the declalon In the matter of acorlnk a goal In their mix with the Hen at Walla Walla. of teams in The Star Soccer league planning to make in their registration for games this Sunday turn them in to The Star in writing before 6 p. m. Wednesday night. No changes will be made after that hour.

These changes are to include the names and addresaes of the new men with the names of the men that they are to replace. Managers must list these changes on writing paper that can be filed or they will not be accepted. Teams must not carry more than men. The present registration as filed at The Star will be published within the next few days for managers to check. WITII first place at stiike.

the Maple nt post soccer team will clash with the Weit Hvuttle eleven In the first "crucial" game of The Star 1 season. Neither Jeftm has lout a game since the start of play. The Lttf squad has turnwl In a fine record, winning three succes slve shutout games. The Leaf play are made up of who served In the war and they have demonst rated that they will he strong contenders for The Stiir league title. Hilly Mcfirath, the West Seattle pilot, haa lined up a powerful team with a boat of well veraed In football and they are figured to (five the Maple lx a uf team a hard rub The feature Junior argument will he staged at Washington park with the strong Cowan ClgAr Co.

eleven meeting 4he likewise strong Wash Ington park outfit. The complete schedule for Hunday wlth the time for the games follows: HKNIOR I.AMI.M Pnatnfflce va. Hmhn Krkarta at Lincoln park, 1 p. in. Woodland I'ark va.

noelnpc Aircraft club at upper Woodland park, at p. Maple I fit Pom va Weat at Lincoln park, 2.Up JI MO It 4.AMKM Falcon A C. va. I.mjie'a Krencli Dry at Walla at I in i Allen Athletic Aaaot laMon va. Hlghlunn Park at Hiawatha, at 1 m.

Mm I'arlH Milltttnin va HaHaiil at tipper Woodland park, at 1 Cowan riicar va Waahlntfton Park at Washington park, at p. in. jHnuth Park va Hawthorne Jwnlwra at Cflunibla pUyflelU, at 1 p. to. Chicago Cue Star Wins Big Title in Pittsburg Tourney Finixhing in front' of a field of 10 xtarters, Aufjie Kieckhrfcr, Chicago biUiarditt, von the world's thrrc cushion championship afPittnburg last week.

FOUR LOSERS WILL BATTLE ON GRIDIRON WITH their chancea already dimmed by one defeat each, the lower of the Hallard l.lncoln prep grid game, which will at the atadlum Saturday, facca elimination from the race. Hallard took a defeat from Queen Anne in a clone game, while IJncoln waa nncateil under by Kranklln. The l.lncoln team Ih Itadly handicapped by the of IX'an Boyle, Ita quarterback, who out for the acawin with an Injured arm. Two other defeated will line up each other Friday at Kenny field, when Mroadway and Went Seattle mix. Queen Anne downed Hroadwuy.l while Franklin home a win over West Heat fie.

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toinera. who hava teate.l our work When coming to our office, ba aura you In tha place. Bring ad with you. OHIO tHIVKUSITY ST. I rmaf-ratfiaja Who Said That Baltimore Had a Major League Team? When Baltimore's won the International league minor league flag with a lead of, something like 20 Kanies over their nearest rivals there talk going the rounds in the l-laxt that the Orioles were too strong for their league and would have to be broken up.

The other pilots in the circuit said the Orioles could finish in the first division of either big time circuit. But news comes over the wire today telling of fifth win over Baltimore in the junior world's series, cinching the minor league title. The Louisville team that won five out of eight games from the Haitimore club, had a hard time finishing in front in the American association. Yesterday's count was 11 to 5. Lighties Headline Ring Card Eddie Pinkman and Monk Fowler to Tangle in Bout at Pavilion EDDIE PINKMAN is making his third start in his comeback effort in the ring tonight when he tackles Monk Fowler, the New Orleans lightweight who cornea here with a good record.

Pinkman has broken even in his two starts, winning from Johnny Jordan and losing to Harry Eagles. Archie Stoy, the Aberdeen Jlghtle, booked to appear In the wml wlndup with Johnny Jordan, of la reported to be til and Willie St. flalre, the colored boy (mm Portland, has been BUb stltuted to box Jordan. In the third bout on the rnrd Al Piddle and Young Walgrln. a I air of tannic, Hoy tiibbn on Soldier In another welterweight bout while Joe Mart li en and Red Calhoun, duet of llghlheavywelghta, open the The t'uxcade A.

C. la staging the i-moker at the I'avllion. The flml bout will get under at ISO as usual. ED MARTIN TO BOX SGT. SMITH "Denver" Kd Martin, the aged col heavyweight, who Younit Hector and Tiny Herman In Jig time In hta comeback effort will make third Mart In Portland tomorrow night when he over the 10 round route with Hergt.

Ilay Smith, the Kaatern battler. tt'itK ickuowUdgmtmlt The Mystery of the 1 Cooks Pet Parrot A FUNNY paper recently. vrO" A vL SLIPPED Mt rood UlUh. uj(A Wl A A FAMOUS Tentrfloqulst. AND WHY he had qaft.

tjm THE VAUDEVILLE IT SAID he discovered. HE COULD mih more a SELLING WOODEN peirota. WHEN got how. I PASSED the joke. TO OUVI 000k, who BOTH A ipAerhlesi parrot.

AND A of fcnmor. BUT SHE muffed BECAUae SHE dldnl know. WHAT A Tentriloqulit iru. a a SO I had to explain It AND ON the way out I BLEW a whiff. OP CIGARETTE imoka.

AT HER amusing old. POOL OP parrot WHICH NEVER talka. AND I Mid. -Pon. 1 how onrou like ttr I 1 AND TO day.

I IT'S GOT me graeaaloft. WH.TH,f FSJT- TU 0. THE St WHICH EQUAWKED WE. 5 iiriirvi The blend does it snd the blend eaa't 6e ssterfield CIGARETTES 1h F.ioorrr it Mrnts Tobacco Ca HIIn of holding grand Amerlran Imp ahootlng tnumry, mainHi i In I lantlr Off and Iwo New ork of the srrat In the Junior at Multnomah 'lull, the hoard of the llahmcnt of waiting Met of proapactlva Junior tnembrra, effective October 10. Kindlier a and glria will not be for the eif-apt trhrn their are mrmtx-m of the club, but junior high hoot atudenta will be admitted for (lie praaent.

ftobert hat InlrrmrOltlt i tiKirmnn of and bllllirda ruminiitff at Multnomah club. Hay fiankln haa rlv 'hairman of armnaahim work, and Foratelle fill" vacatur on the board. of Srviw New High a hockey It of Mrrrhanf-tlllr. Hood ry, faint? ra and all idjarrnl I'hlladel ptola. Coach Wright, of of rowing will have every mrmkr of thla amity right, all freshmen crew and four of the junior puller a available for early fall Three American Jockrya, Frank O'Neill.

Ht l.oul«. Matt of Hay. and Kentucky, lead riders of the French turf. low ait college will hold wanual halaatlr bsaliHball srrtfs la Ita mmm gymaaatam March la II nest. Royal Canadian Yacht club, of Toronto, the Maaa ja.hts in the world.

pin starting tourneys to to the AGGIES BEGIN CAGE PRACTICE CORVALLIS. Oct. Ig-Biaketball practice here today. Twen ty men have been ordered to report. Two K'-aalon.

a week will be held until the team down to real work Hob Hager la coaching the aquad. Only Four Get Star Jobs Again Miller, Dell, Murphy and Agnew Place Twice on Coast Star Teams TKAM Hheely, Holt 1 -like, flrct Rob Vernon, cccond bane; Hohnc, Hejittle, thirl biute; Johnson, Halt. shortatop; Kldrcd, Seattle, outfielder; Miller, Oakland, outfielder; Crawford, Angeles, outfielder; Asrnew, fan Francisco, catcher; Hen tie, catcher; Seattle, Htroud, Halt l.ake, and Mitchell, Vernon, pitchers; Murphy, utility TKAM O't'onnell. Hun Kranclaco, first base; Kenworthy, Heattle, second base; I'll Hacramrnto, third base; Caveney, Han Hranclnco, shortstop; Anffelea, Miller, Oakland, and Halt l-ake, Aiciirw, Han Kranclaoo, and HannaJl, Vernon, Seattle, O'Doul. Han Kranclsco.

Dell, Rein hart. Ixm Angeles, and Couch, Han Kranclsco, pitchers; Murphy, Haattle. and Klllxon, Han utility; Klllefer, Angeles, utility. RY I.KO li. I.AHHEN Only four of the lIM All Count cam picked by Scuttle diamond fang wore placed on the 1(21 star squad.

Hark MHler, the Oakland slugger; Ham Agnew, the FrUb co catcher; Welser ljelt, the Vernon twlrler. and Rod Murphy, Seattle, as utility men. given the berths of honor again. Of year's Infield, three are la the majors and the other in tho Am'-ri'-an association. Karl Sheeley Is with the White Sox.

as Is Johnson. while Kammy Holme is with the Clney Heda. i a with Minneapolis. Of the outfielders. Sam Crawford and Brick Kldred were supplanted this year by Arnold Htatz and Duffy Lewis.

Brick placed on the second tram, while Crawford was the seventh ranking outfielder, Jack Adams was supplanted hjr Truck Hannah, the big Vernon catcher. Dell Is the only 1920 pitcher on thn 1921 team. Stroud out of organized baseball, Geary Is with the Ctncy Reds, while Willie Mitchell had a bad year with the Vernon Tigers. Kast season only one utility man was picked, and Kod Murphy waa an rasy winner. He placed first again this with Klllxon second.

No manager was picked last Reason. KO lefer getting this honor this season. rAGE 15.