THE COOS BAY TIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 191&-BEWNQ EDITION.
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COqSBAYTES WONDRFUE. GAME IN ' ' mm ZT'
2niu! oI"rf THE WORLD'S SERIES jSBflwL 7
nttMn Pni.cr of Coos County. PA,IAIIT ImiilTA llllll jB fflARH AWTT'S ' JL II U I
J. H. Bartley Succumbs at
Home of Daughter Spent
Year on Coos Bay.
Word has boon received
city of the death of .1. II. Hartley
at- tho home of his dnughtor, Mrs. t(j 1Hjrfect0IU ti,0 two teams played
.J. K. coiquut 01 roruiuiu, uru, , R -U)-l same.
Mr. Hartley Had made ins nomo wunng run the seventh
for tho last year in .Mnrsnneiu una wh(jn iMoJ.eV8 clouted the ball to left ( wero pitched In
his daughter, Mrs. C. II. Keelo and )lel( for two ))ns(;s nml s,.rod 0n Do- Matthewson. No
interest, and the interest oM
mil niiniAv.. i
uu. uuouimms, nave alua.M
been the first consideration
with us. We believe than
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I frnntintifld from Pace One.) (Continued from Page 1.) I iJ'KiWBmKttM. W
j'IMie Athletics, dad' In their customary Third Inning' (second half) jl J WmKHtKI TF
irmvtaii rod trnvnllnc uniforms, were Wiltsn went to first base for New,! I tMlMtvMM IdiwUHlBRKlH I W Mm i
in this " . ... r,......, ... r,....i ;,...... H I i lMmW I I I V HMf . r
weicomeu uimosi us nuiuu). ium. iiiiun. uin uuj iu umi. uikL?my rAjsMmVPwmcmlmmv I I u, i,
nn n iilninniwl sleeked and croom- h in out at first. Matthewson threw, I ISn '.mm mmmvmmmw- 7 II k.WV I
'Murphy out at first, Murphy bunting. I J ffCflUf KHiB. r II 9fkf I
Now York scoring the. the first ball pitched. Oldrlng out. I i'irWW imHilt.
Inning Herzog to Wlltse. Only four balls I I LWil fflBlmWIHmmW
this Inning by WJOff H9mH 7
no no I I ymm mvmmmlmmmm
was a nice stop by Harry of notch- I immmHlHmmH)
phla's, .'! to 1. I Fourth Inning (second half) 1 I mH ISmmW W I I
' JPB& Back
vote's two bagger. Mathewson turn errors.
Homier were the opposing pitchers. Fourth tuning (first half)
The second game was played at Harry throw out Fletcher at first.. It
fnnillv. but started Kut In ,luno
to his old homo at Danville, 111, but
only got as far as Portland where
ho was taken ill und remained tlilere Philadelphia, October 10. Maniunrd
until his death, which occurred at t01 t10 Hai, for the Giants, Planlc ( 0r's hard grounder. Hums wont out
7:110 a. m., Sunday, Oct. 5. Mr. for tho Athletics. C.randall supported on three pitched balls, nil of which
Hartley was Gil yours of age. Ills Marquard In the eighth Inning after cut tho plate. It was Hums' second
wife, Mrs. .lennlo Hartley will nc- John Franklin linker had lifted one strike out. Shafer was safe when
company the body back to Danville 0f Marquard's curves In the seventh
for burial, whore othor members of oVor the right Held fence for a hoine
JiJs family resldo. run, breaking tho tie. Plank wns
easily tho master of the New York
hatters and tho gamo wns Philadel
phia's, .'! to 1.
........ , l.t.. ... .1... iTn.mi
riiuuuopmn nun iuu n.uu hamv. .
LOCAL OVERFLOW.
Trip. llal Stutsninn lso, played In New York tho follow
Ing day by n score of 3 to 2. '1 Ills
duel of pitchers, Mathewson and
Coombs, lasted eleven Innings. Phil
adelphia came from behind In tho
Bukor made n wild throw to Mclnnls.
Shafer out stealing, Lapp to Collins.
Lapp's throw had Shnfor beaten by
several feet. No runs, no hits, one
error..
Fourth Inning (second hnlf)
Mntthowson took Collin's bounder
and throw hl'in out at first. Matthew
sou had to loap Into tho nfr to take
Collin's smash. linker got n single
in l.lirllt it.lil.ilt IVtt.l.i tt'ncj lirtt'.tlt .tltl.t
" n t.ti.t). ..tin iihh.1,1 if 117
Doyle threw out Me-
to knock down
lms gone to Eden Valley on a hunt
lng trip. Geo. Campbell Is acting
engineer at the Hie hail In his
place.
VMts Heir. Mr. Cook, formerly ninth with tho second home-run of Innls at first, linker going to second,
of Casper, Wyo., arrived hero to- the series to bo batted by Baker. Tho Strunk walked. It was the first base
day rror.i Oakland, Calif., to look run tied tho score. In tho eleventh on balls Mntthowson bad given In
nftor his property holdings on South Inning Baker scored the winning run. the game. Strunk was forced nt see
Broadway. Ho Is an old friend of itaiiicil for Week. d. Boyle taking Harry's grounder
F. II. Ilnlnos. 1 with Philadelphia twice winner and touching tho bag. No runs, one
Sot Ambergris. Tho hopes of 0ut of threo games, the series was In-. hit, no errors.
Frank Blnokurby, Bert Peterson and torrupted by continued rainfall for Fifth Inning (llrst half) Mur-
othors of getting rich quick out of -i a week. On October 2 1 tho fourth niy out on fly to Oldrlng. Mcl.nln
Hud of what was thought to be game wns played, at Philadelphia. BCI,t " l('e slnglo by third base,
the raro ambergris aro to be hllg'.'t- Mathewson pitched ngaln for the Wlltse fanned. Mntthewson sont up
cd If their find proves to bu fie (limits and Bonder for tho Athletics, a foul boll, on which Mclnnos, Col-
uiuno as similar finds made north or Tho Athletics won. I to , and needed "'is and Murphy nlmost had n collls-
horc. Tho N'eport Signal says but ono more gnmo to clinch tho title ll"- Matthewson walked. Collins
Unit Fred Uenrce, of Yanulna Bay, of world's ehnntplons. .throw out Horzog nt first. No runs.
lately rocolved a lottor from Bd.
Plnnud, tho groat perfumery manu
facturer of Pnrls, France, to tho
effect that tho sample of so-called
nmborgrla sont him was not gen
uine ambergris. During tho past
SMinniier a largo amount of tho stuff
was found along tho beach in tho
vicinity of Yuqulnn, and tho report
wont out Unit It was ambergris.
Many persons with visions of be
tom'ng wealthy gathered It and
Btored il away. Tho letter from
Mouslour Pluaud shatters their
fj'olden dreams.
Maniunrd ond Coombs wore tho'i'o on, no errors,
opposing pitchers In tho fifth gnmo, Fifth Inning (second hnlf)
played In New York tho following Lapp out. Doylo to Wlltso. Doyle did
-lay. October l!". Tho allendance foil not have to move to tako Lapp's
off nearly riooo. reflecting the sontl- mass cutter. Plank got n slnglo to
's'ent that tho Giants wore doomed to right on which Doylo almost mnde
loleat. Hut contrary to the wiseacres a spectacular play, tho ball bounding
vew York won after n ton-Inning bat- "t of his gloved hand while on tho
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AMONG THE SICK
Minn lClvira Frieeu, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. August Frl.eon, who
bus been ill for the past week, was
reported considerably Improved to
rtuy, much to tho gratification of her
ninny friends.
V. J. Beaton, City ltecordor or
Knstsldo, was taken suddenly 111 of
nppeiidlcttls last night and was taken
to Mercy Hospital at North Bend,
where ho underwent nn operation at
1:110 this morning. Dr. Ilorsfall,
who attended him, reports that he Is
gottlng along nicely.
Airs, M. A'. Mcl.eod, who has been
ill for tho past week, Is reported
much Improvrtd.
Mrs. Kse'i underwent mi operation
nt .Mercy Hospital today for nppondl
fltla und Is getting along nicely.
Mr. l'sch Is employed at the Hub
Clothing store,
Vernon Smith Injured lls hand
finite severely today while cranking cans fought for
Mb auto, No bones wore broken
but tho Injury was n painful one.
"o by I to II.
The sixth nnd last gamo was play
1 In Philadelphia October U. Phll
'clpbla took tho snup out of the
Mauts' vigorous opening und won
' tho lop-sided score of i: to L'.
Ames. Wlltse. .Marquard und Crau
i 'ill sought In vain to break up the
Athletics' batting bee. Before Ben
ler's curves tho (Hants were practi
cally powerless.
Holders of IVimiiiit.
First winners of the world ehnni
I 'onclilp were the Providence team,
which defeated Now York three
pt might games. The next year. ISSi",
tile Hag went to Chicago. Chicago
t: ml St. Bonis fought again for the
i hnniplonshlp in 1SS7 and this time
it. Louis triumphed. Detroit cap
tured the Hag In IS87, In 1SSS It
nine to New oik for a two-year
stay. Louisville got It In ISIH). Bos
ton in 1S02 and Now York ngaln In
IS!) I. in IS!!.-. Cloveluiid won It In u
contest from Baltimore, hut the next
year the old Baltimore Orioles took
it away from Cleveland to keep It for
two years, The Boston Americans
took It In I '.to::, the llrst year or the
post-season fight between National
and American League pennnnt win
ners. New York regained it in lOflt'.
The Chicago Nationals nnd Amerl-
It In I'.hh; and the
White Sox won It. In 1007 and I DOS
the Chicago Nationals won It easily
dead run. Murphy out on n long
drive to Burns, who made a heauft-
dlvi'od between them ?M7,."72, slx
tv ner cent to the winning team and
forty per cent to the losing. Thus
tho Boston players averaged S.-.'.'O'.i
eah fi.i- playing In the eight games;
the New Yorkers. $::.I7L'.
Standing of Players.
The appended tabulation shows
the batting and fielding nveragoK of
tho tending players of tho two clubs
In their respective leagues during the
l!H:: season:
Athletics.
fill catch vrfifle running toward the threw to Herzog, who threw to Mntth
centor tietd fenee. Plank out when owson, who touched out the runner.
Fletcher took Ohlrlng's smash and l.I'P nt to third and Plank to sec-
,. ond. .Matthewson threw out .Murphy,
tossed to Doyle. No runs, ono lilt;. X() YUm ,W() ht8 m, ()m(rH
no errors. 'tenth Inning (first hnin Mc-
Slxth Inning (first hnlf) It Lain singled to right. (Jriint ran for
was a pitchers' dud of tho finest or- .'IeLenn. Wlltse sncrlflced, Plunk
or. with Planlc and Mntthowwiti touching film on Hue. (irant scored
FEDERAL CI
LAW DEPUTES
COBS OK (.'LOOM.
Tho nutuniu days are now at hand
Tho saddest of the year;
The silhouettes will vanish, and
Tho slit skirt, too. 1 fear.
paid
from Detroit. Pittsburg took her
place on the championship map In
l!U)!i, the Detroit team being defeated
for tho third consecutive time In the
world's series games. For two years
thereafter tho Philadelphia Athletics
captured It. Last year it went to the
Boston Americans.
Illg (iate Itcccipts.
In IHOli. 1 -in .L'O.-i persons
$ISS'!02 to boo tho games; li
121,222 persons paid $l7:t.0S0; in
1011 the contest between New York
und Philadelphia was soon by 170,851
spectators who loft $:U2,lGi at tho
box olllce. The bannor year was
1012. More than a quarter of a
million poisons saw the New York
Nationals nnd tho Boston American
League club In the eight gnnios nnd
nearly half a million dollnrs $100,
( 10 - was taken In at tho box olllce.
With the rising cost of baseball
came a corresponding inoreaso in the
irlze money of tho players. The first
game of the world's series, as now
played, In 10011 netted the losing
players $!.S2 each and the winners
lower floor, lCc; bal- l.:tltf.2: each, Last year's fight,
I of course, was high-water mark In
Player Pes. Fldg.
Mclnuls ....lb .OS!)
Collins 2b .000
Baker lib .010
Barry ss .on
K. .Murphy.. ,iT .O.'i I
Strunk f .071
Walsh cr .001!
Oldrlng If .00!!
Seining e .007
Lapp c .00S
Thomas e .OS::
Bender p .0.".
Plnnk p
Shnwkoy, . . .p
Brown p
Bush p
llouck, p
(Muli batting.
Club fielding, .00.',.
(.hints.
.: 1 1
.H27
.207
.::ii2
Ml!
.210
.2i;t
.170
.0S4 below . I. -.0
,0::0 below . I. Ml
.O.'.O .100
.OUTi .21.-.
1.000 below .1.-0
SI.
TKe Royal
TONIGHT
The house of foaturo (Urns and ro
fiued vaudeville,
MISS DID1KU. tho popular slngor,
lias three beautiful songs for tonight
that should not bo missed.
Our Feature
ON FOUTUNH'S W1IK13L A Kay
Bee two-reol feature
TI11C STRONOHU CALL A good Ro-
'linnce drama.
ALL lUYF.BS MHHT AT THE SEA
A ono-reol Broncho feature
Heinemlier you always hear tho
best music at the UOYAL.
Admission
cony, lOe.
viniu s animal circus tonior- players' prize money. The players
row night. n the Boston and New York teams
.Merkle. ...lb .OSS ..2.-.2
I Doylo 2b .0.-.8 ,L'7.'.
Herzog ::b .000 .282
Sharer lib .or.:! .288
Fletcher, ...ss .02!! .204
Murray rf .004 .200
Snodgrass, ,.cf .0.-.4 ,280
Burns If .070 ,2S4
Meyers c ,0GS .1110:
McLean e .008 .285
I Wilson o ,07G .179
I.Miithowson, . ,p .052 ,170 ,
. Marquard, . . ,p .044 .180
I Denmree p .980 below .1 50 '
jTesreau p .040 .105 1
.Fromine p 1.000 .170'
iCinndnll .... p .OGIl .237 1
holding tin1 opposing batters In
check. Doyle was out at first when
Plunk speared his bounder and toss
ed It to llrst. Frntelur sen' up a foul
to .Mclnnls, Hums was out in a fly
'o Murphy. No runs, no lilts, no or-ro'-s.
Sixth Inning (seconi ''alf)
Collins almost knocked a sale bunt,
but the umpire called It foul. Ctdllns
fanned. Baker fouled off the first
, two bnlls. linker out. Fletcher to
I Wlltso. Fletcher made a imzzllng
Batting st0l, going down behind second nnd
,;!20 spearing Baker's hot drlvo on the
run. Ho mnde a quick recovery, and
bad his man easily at first. Mclnnls
fanned. No runs, not hits, no errors.
Seventh Inning ( llrst half)
Sharer out on n fly to Strunk. .Mur
ray out on n pop fly to flurry. Me-
27S I ',,n out on u long drive to Oldrlng,
.250 : w" bad to bnck up ngnfnst the left
Held fence to get the huff. No runs,
no lilts, no errors.
Seventh Inning ( second hnlf)
Strunk out 011 a fly to Burns, who
mnde n dazzling cntcli, He cnino In
on the run for tho ball. Herzog
threw out to Barry. Lapp scratched
a hit through Wlltso. It was n puzz
ling bounder. Plank line-filed to
Fletcher. No runs, ono hit, no er
rors. Eighth Inning (first half)
Wlltso out. Collins to Mclnnls. Mntth-
on Muttfiewson'H line slnglo to cen
ter uerzog ground.,.!, coiiins threw Report; Ten Appointed: for Tbts
in ini 111;. 11 1 1 . 1 1 1 k u rturil .Mlllllltiw- niMV.'nf O ti" tnnnk DiiIa
son. .Matthewson went to third nnd UISIVICI bllJIltjeilCnUlK
Herzog took second. Doylo wns
hit by pitched ball. Plank was tiring
fast and had lost his speed. Mntthow
son nnd Herzog scored on Fletcher's
single, which bounded over Buker's
head. Burns struck out, ShuTer filed
out to .Murphy. Three runs, three
hits, one error.
Wilson ditches for Xeiv York.
Tenth Inning (second half)
Wilson catching for New York. Old
Enforced.
According to a report current im,
teiiidbputy Fedfral gaine wardrnw
to lliti appointed, hi this district to:-
fnni.f tho ner Fcilcr.il' garni U.
They will acs for tlu-U; S. Deprt'
luetic of Agriculture.
.f. C. KeiLitnll; who. Has bwnlwt
lng- Into tin? new lwv.; says It lnw
scrlngent, '.spechiljy In rriatloo
It miiM
.W. l.niii..i j.? ulwinil.tr
ring out. Herzog to Wlltse. Colli.,,, " fu t() bo ,.lllg In M,,
mono,,, imhor out at llrst on ground- r),r(l8 ,jnu(0 i,eforo mJllt,tH
er. No runs, no hits, no errors. 8l()()t thm R , after
Whether the olfniises will M"
edited iy the lciloial game mii
In tho Federal courlR Is a qoeito
If fl... nr. (li.lV Wlr 1)6 MP""1 I
w'u miu di'imtili's ar nil nt
boen-rglven fsit'
I i.ii.ivs CiumI FfA
1 'i:tils morning lputy ProsK
! AHurnev .IHeilvUt 08t EW 1(1
'rnv. rnUinir waived Ills rlgM to It
Ifiidertlie state anie law, wvr
A l V 1 1 1 IT I S V. I L UTT K ICS.
List of unclaimed letters reirtnln
Ing In the Marshlleld, Oregon-,, post
ofllce for the week ending Octultor 7.
101.'!. I'orsons cnlllng for the snmo
will please say advortlsed and pay
one cent for each letter cnBVd for:
Ballard. II. W.; Baker. (1. B.;
uirpenter. .Mr. nnd .Mrs. Ooorgo;
' I . J nnMCUl
... ... ............lull I run ni ,.'
n lohnnle: (irlfllth. s. n - iinn.ii. t the fines crtliocted, tn "
ton. A. (J.iHnnillton.cf.A.; Hamilton,, oiie-tliird -ami the other twr i
ah...... n . . . ' i ik m.ii in tne receui
uiuii u.iuoimos, Aitny; nines, lioOi those of EJf I
.tones, Joseph: Johnson. Annlo: .inn, can from Coos Hlvcr, tno
Kens. Arnold; Knees. Mrs. E. v.? Jnuk Farley and U
ewson out on fly to Murphy who took Krnusch, Charles;, f.ovo. Frank: l.or- otfunders, pleaded ""'
the ball off tho tops of tho grass and Ing, J.; Moody, Kelly B.; Muy, A.i
men luineii n complete somersault. Beynolds, Mrs.. Lulu; Uodgerfs AN
Herzog filed to Strunk. No runs, no hert; Ituswll'.. ,Vlss Ida; Steelt Mrs.
hits, no errors. c. K.; Titus, L. F.; Tomni, M Sad
Eighth Inning (second half) le; Toledo, JToso; Vestberg, At; Will
Murphy out to Wlltso unnssisted. for. TonKi
Club batting, ,20S.
Club fielding, .001.
ltKCOBDS OK (UTCHEIIS.
Schnng
Lapp
Thomas
SBSII Pet
ltccords of Catchers tur the Two
Clubs This Season Follow:
Philadelphia.
0 All B H
75 .'101 30 52
74 210 21 40
22 53 a 14
New York.
Meyers 115 35 S 37 11
McLean 71 215 8 01
Wilson 40 67 4 12
rietchor throw out Oldrlng. Collins
singled sharply to loft. Baker sing
led to centor. Collins fiolug to soc
ond. Collins out when Herzog took
Mclnnls' grounder nnd touched third.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Ninth Inning . (hist half)
Doyle out on a fly to Strunk. Fletch
er singled to center. Burns walked:
Shafer out on a fly to Oldrlng. Mur
ray out on n fly to Murphy. No
runs, ono hit, no errors.
Ninth Inning (second hair)
Strunk singled to center. Barry bunt
od safely and had crossed first base
when Doylo picked up the ball nnd
throw from left field. Strunk went
to third nnd Barry to second. Strunk
wns out at that place when Wlltse
took Iipp's grounder and threw to.
McLean, who touched Strunk. Bar
.310 ry went to third, but was caught on t
.2S5 the line when Wlltse took Plank's
,179,i grounder and threw to Mcl.nln, who
. . . nAfifiivl I
..,,.p- .lust C9 n-'-
wanted! to know about turn"'
the fund and Mr.
that as It had not been MjJ
v.... .......nr. he would noi
iur ouii i" -moM'
Piand his third of the flneM
W. D. CURTiiS, P, M. ing 'to nboilt $40
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