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SPORTS
Gossip About Events of National
Importance and the Persons
Who Are in the Head
Liner Classes.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2'i. While
officials of the Western League are
blaming the automobile for the
redin ed attendance at the baseball
games, and the consequent hard fin
ancial conditions, the Pacific coast
league is going merrily along with the
season of 191(1 as the host In its his
tor> in point of the attendance.
Denver, once almost the backbone
ol the western league as far as heavy
gn" rt eipis were concerned, is said
to be turning in a heavy loss this sea
see and ii seems to lie certain, ac
co’ding to report, that not a town or
the circuit is making anything this
year.
According to Hughey Jones, the mai
who bought James McGill's team ii
Denver, the automobile is unqualified
lv to lilume. He says:
"Hundreds of baseball fans whi
used to he counted on regularly ii
Denver to he in the grandstand will
(lie best scats never come any more
I investigated and found that the
we’O the owners of new machines, an
when they have an afternoon off the
take their families or a party <
friends out on a trip in the mountain!
They have lost interest in liuseba
in the new interest they feel in th
new machine.
* "Further than this, the high cos
of gasoline lias put a heavy tax o
the former fan’s resources and he dot
not feel like going to baseball game
There is too much gas to buy.”
On the other hand, President Burn
» of the Pacific (’oast League, is a
thority for the statement that up
ii,,. p esent the attendance at Reet
ation Park, the local home of the Si
Francisco baseball club, has appro
mated 12(1,000 persons more than la
season. Every club hut one on t
circuit is placing to more money a
,, belter crowds than at any time in
history. The Portland.club treasu
1h not as full as it might be becati
earlier in the season some days wi
lost owing to rainy weather.
It is admitted, however, that !
Los Angeles club might he maki
more were it not for the automol
os far us its Sunday attendance
concerned. According to the leaf
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orricittin, puuu«; A- - «*• *
the southland for the owners of cars J ■
to go out for a day's touring. !
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Major Colin G. Rossi secretary of a
the Coronado Country Club, who has f(
just returned from Narragansett Pier, ^
It. I., where he attended eastern polo |
matches, predicts the Pacific coast j
w ill see the best polo season in its |
history next year.
According to Major Ross, a com- j -
plote team with all English ponies |
will he here ready to begin play on :
January 1, and will remain three j
months. The ponies, twenty-five of
them, will arrive here In November
from England, and will Include some
of the Raiding ponies, famous English 1
I polo mounts. On the English team
' are to he two Raiding brothers, W.
Raiding and his hrother; J. Gragge. ,
I and possibly Mr. Jackman, or a third
Raiding for the fourth man.
I This is the polo team, the goals of
►
tlie men aggregating about twenty-six. '
! \V Raiding is an eight goal man and
has been playing in the east for sev
1 eral years, and is considered equal to
^ an\ international player. Ills brother
! is a six goal man, as are Gragge and
i
I Jackman They have iieen playing
i
this summer at the Point Judith Club
i
: at Narragansett Pter. The team twice
represented England in America.
f i
i i Another interesting Item of news
1 i
that Major Ross brings is that E. Hop
' |
j- ping, who has managed the Aiken Polo
| Clnb for two years, is coming to Coro
1 nado as assistant polo manager with
e Major Ross He will bring with him
! a high goal polo team of eastern men,
[1 whose handicap is twenty goals, and
n a low goal team eligible to play in
^ 1 the junior championships here.
h. * With Hopping will be at least six
J (•astern polo players under his eap
r>, tniney from the Philadelphia Country
u- Club. They are A. C. Schwartz, M.
o Hulburt, Julius Eleischman of Cln
e- olnnati, Alec Brown of Philadelphia,
n J and E. Hopping. Other players not
•t | attached to any team other than the
»t Coronado Country Club who will be
le out are Max Eleischman. Thomas Re
id ( Boutlllier of New York and W. R.
ts Goodwin of New York,
ry ^ G M Hecksher, the New York mil
se | llnnalre imlnlst, Intends to bring out
re his team, known as the Coronado
team, now playing in the east. In
he this team are Malcolm Stevenson, the
ng 1 eight goal Cooperstown team player;
He Benny Gatins, Meadowbrook. foul
it goals; Perry Beadleston, six goaU, ol
ue 1 of the Coopertown team; and G. M
ill Ua/-lruhur JiAtti jOi!?
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J For Congress
FOR
ATTORNEY GENERAL
OF ALASKA
George Grigsby
Election November 7.
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