The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1916, Page 7

Straight ITHER couver the Van or Ta coma — franchise | in the North western league will be placed tn Butte and the} league will still be a fourelud | clrentt, accord. | ing to A rumor originating tn} The war,has knocked | the props from under sports tn the | Canadian town, and Bob Brown, ac-| cording to the report, has gotten | permission from the National com mission to make the change and / still protect his territo for the league. In peace times, Vancouver is a good ball town, but with the squabble on between the Father land and Great Britain as the main attraction, Canadians have little time to think about the diamond game, | Joe McGinnity wants to make | the same change. McGinnity came West with what some people call a mall fortune, saved from his earn Ings as a dig leaguer, and Invested fn the Tacoma franchise. He has had some good Tiger teams, but the Tacoma fans wouldn't turn out for the games, He lost the savings of a lifetime there, and [t Is no se eret that he wants to get out a nae Butte is a good sporting town Dut a debt of $3,500 owed by the defunct Butte Union Association club ts a stumbling plock that may prevent a club being placed there unless outside capital fs interested. Joe Cobn, former owner of the Spo- kane club, now lives in Butte, and, ‘tn a letter to a Seattle man, he says that the mountain town mer chants ere very enthusiastic over Baving a term in the Northwestern Yeague. That $3,500 is owed the Natio: commission and must be paid before the major body wil! al Jow a league team to be placed in Butte, The circuit for next year wil! fi mally be decided on when the Teague directors meet here the last of this month. The circuit commit- tee appointed by the league did not 60 to Butte, as was planned, be cause of the illness of Dugdale, of the Seattle club, who feared that he might catch pneumonia in Butte. The league is carrying on their negotiations by mail. eee Louie Seagraves, captain-elect of | Washington's football team {ts op | posed to playing Nebraska next Oc * tober. @ date ts too early fn the , Season, he says, and Washington has a heavy schedule now. ee W. 8. C. should have another crack team next year. They will have more than a full team of let- ter men back, and, with the return of Dietz assured, a repetition o: ee recor’ ts expected by = : 2 supporters. WANTS $15,000 FOR CULLOP KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. 4.— President Mann, of the Packers, @ price of $15,000 on Nick Cullop when Garry Herrmann of Cincinnati asked him to name the sum he wanted for the southpaw Put Yourself Under Bonds * | | | TT OY Reenwem Lehman Will Bother Seattle Hockey Boys MUTT AND JEFF—MUTT GOES , PEAT QUA LUIPYING bias ph A Por ’ oD; metaBeERsMir PHOTO, SHOWING WREATH MR A Mure SLidted own ey Re Starred romume : 1K TNE ° KING = T iN A - F. x eehed Hon, HEN ” LINSEED ig °% OP DENMARK AND AwPuL VOID. IMR, 4 , Ls ~~ MR. AUGUSTUS MUTT, WHO NAS EMARKABLG GNA Le OP CORKEA Courcr'y BXECUTINE Commaur Tee si WHeED ON Him BY TOMORROW STEPPED INTO THE AWRUL BREACH OF MR, TERE MUTTS THE Unwerstieg OF MR.murr : : AND ADVI BEING CHASGD MONTANA, WHEN IN SESSION ; : bop LEFT IN THE PEACE Expedition BY a det espe . ’ COPENHAGEN AND STOCKHOLM, | LEAKE THE NOLUN TEERING To RPILG tHE © BY HuNeRY CeMTRAL PARK Seen By out REPRESENTATIVE, UMeN Seen BY THe press War Ton 7 LEFT BY HE RETIRING hg GAP SQUIRREL. THE MemgeRsHie = SAIDI- # CerraiMcY Ite f THE Doc sania GALL T | MORTNG Swe Fhe MASTER MIND AnD beret beh CommirTe UPON BEING SHOWN FOR PEACE AND RESIDES HAVE ‘To say 1g THAT EREEL | OF PEACE, r 4 s r - r~ stage ge ° THE feACE NOYAGE bap: PHOTO, UNAM IM OUSLY ING Never. Been To THAT THe “ARE TRESS PASSING Fyre wi - Oscars, ECECTED HIM TO MomgeRsHip, SWEDEN UPON tay Te RertoRy cancy CHICAGO, Jan. 4—If Manager| made the following statement on *&4. J \] NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4 Ka Kippert, exSeattle outfield-) Rowland of the Chicago White Sox |e aeevinate-teathet Yale will miss him; football| players, the best coaches Sai aim Dan Flynn and Fred Fulton will | eT. Who played with every team in| wants Hal Chase, former White |20™ Sheviins dea sport will miss him, but, above all, finest captains who ever handled bout but who finished with Tacoma, has the Federals, he will find no oppo sense of personal low that nothing| almost superhuman power of fm | signed a contract to play with «ition from President Seeder ja dominant personality that com-) can replace. stilling the fighting, doordie spir- — Chattanooga, in the. Southern the latter sald today. Rowland |Pelled attention and succem Frank Hinkey, head coach of/it into his men. Tom was one of — league, a Class A circuit, next has not indicated whether he wants| “He never faltered, but went the Yale eleven, who developed (the whitest, squarest men I have HUGH LEHMAN When the Seattie hockey team clashes with Frank Pat- rick’s Vancouver Mililonatres in the Vancouver Arena to- night one of the most formid- able handicap: it the Metro- politane will have to overcome le the clever goal tending of Hugh Lehman, the Vancouver goal. When the two teams played here last week it w only by Lehman’s remarkable stops that rick's me able to win. The & hockeyists bombarded Lehman every period, but they couldn't get the puck by him as fast as the Vancouverites slipped it past Holmes, the Seattie goal guarder. Three games were played in} the Brown & Hulen three-cushion| billfard tournament Monday night, and the fans were treated to some) fine billiards. In the Class B match, Teepee was winn over Ginnold by a} score of 25 to 23, in a tight battle,| in which both men made high runs of three. | Jeas White nosed ont Johnny An-| | Year's day, and the week previous) | | |settied upon. | | | }land Stanford crew will soon hare lderson, in the C division, winning| lby the narrow margin of one point |White made two runs of four, of threes, Tonight Steele and Davis hook jup in the first class, 'WILLIAMS MAY BE | YALE GRID COACH MINNEAPOLIS, Jan 4—Dr. L. Williams, football coach of the University of Minnesota for many years, may become Yale coach, ac interest at 4 per cent ||| es coe |cording to rumors current here to from January Ist. |day. Dr, Williams admits he ha jconferred with the Yale athletic DEXTER HORTON leommittee, but refuses to discuss TRUST AND SaviNGs ||; to and including Janu- | ary 8th will receive | | |the matter further. CHAVEZ BEATS BUCK | KANSAS CITY, Jan, 4.—Tommy Buck lost to Benny Chavez on a decision in thelr 10-round bout jhere last night ROHANT WHO K MOws.) JUDGE, SOME MEN ARE soe) VUST FILL THEIR \ hie-o} $ FULL AND THEN SAY IT'S} 1TELL'EnTo TAKE ASMALL CHEW AND NOT GRIND ON in) THAT LITTLE Bit oF W-B CUT Gives me FULL ‘TOBACCO SATISFACTION. BSERVE the way W-B CUT users handle their . tobacco; notice how small a chew they take; how little they spit—that’s because W-B CUT chewing is rich tobacco. ‘our dealer sells it. Tell him you want W-B CUT Chewing — th Tobacco Chew, sew cut, load saved. 10 cents @ pouch. eee “Notice bow the salt brings owt the rich tobacce taste” Glade by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Union Square, New York City while Anderson knocked off a pair STAR—TUESDAY, JAN, 4, 1916. PAGE 7. (Copyright, 1918, by MH. © Wisher Wade Mats Rep 0. © Pat, OF.) BY BUD FISHER WHEN “THE FounceR Of Tug Gtear Peace EXPE OITION WAS FORCED To ABANDON THE GOOD PEALE SMe Dscar’, SN AwPUL CRunp WAS PUT m THE Goo OF THE DINE. OF PRACE, TT WOOKED AS THOLGM K(D MARS HAD THE BED BY TNE Pery TO THE RESCUE OF THE PEACE EXPEDITION fo THATS THe Column THON @ECrED tm Monon, ow Not D HOLLAND F ant \ A wKiLe net JEFF [from Mobtle, but he chose the for-| mer because of its mountainous climate | KIPPERT WILL PLAY y| WITH CHATTANOOGA WALTER CAMP AND FRANK HINKEY PAY TRIBUTE TO SHEVLIN Walter Camp, the noted Yale|was compelling, and yet with ajof Yale ends, paid the following lrootball authority, the other night sound judgment that brought its re-|tribute to his former pupil: ; ward | “He was among the greatest FLYNN SIGNS WITH FULTO CHASE CAN JOIN 60X “He was a sportsman, a leader,/a host of friends la friend, always at the front with meet here Jan. 28 in a 20-round | the Northwestern league last year,|sox first baseman who Jumped to will feel « deep ithe pigskin for Yale. He had maa ANDERSON WILL BOX =" _*1»-r : ON NEXT ELKS’ CARD Harry Anderson, the sensation no had on offer! Chase lntraight ahead, with @ vigor that|Shevlin into one of the greatest | known heasty’s Matchless Value-Giving _-|PREINVENTORY SALE =| 25% OFF Every Garment on Our Great Clothing Floor 10% to 50% OFF On Furnishing Goods al lightwe t from Vancouver who has attracted lotsa of atten-| tion ently by his many victo- ries, will perform for Seattle boxing fans January 11, at the Elks’ club smoker. Adolph Schacht. the new) manager of Elke’ smokers, has/ signed the Canadian to meet the best boy In the Northwest. Anderson knocked out Jimmy| Clark in the 15th round New! nosed out Lee Johnson, the clever) Frisco negro, at Everett, in a con test which was called a draw. An derson's admirers think he is sure to clean up the Northwestern title aspirants. The rest of the card haa not been Fifty-one applications have been! made for the position and they) will be sorted down to four or five a week from today, when the ex) ecutive committee will meet j markable change {n botht health an STANFORD TO GET SHELL OUT OF HOCK YORK, NEW Jan. 4.-—-The Le its shell back in Palo Alto, Cal Word was received here today that W. H. Bloeser .of the California school would come East tn a few weeks and get the shell, which has been here since !t was taken out of hock by friends of the Leland Stanford crew After the long trip to compete in the Poughkeep- sie regatta, in which the Califor. nians won second place, the mem bers of the crew were unable to meet their board bills and had to pawn their shell HELP BALTIMORE! Baseball peace finds the Bal | | Root, the Portland heavyweight, | jtonight when he meets Jor | who claims Tacoma as his port of call, Bonds and Root with one another for six rounds | Bonds was somewhat reticent labout his recent experiences tn | Australia when he arrived here lyesterday. “Let's talk of some thing pleasant,” he said. 'MAY BUY THE GIANTS | CHICAGO, Jan, 4.—Harry F, Sin clair, the ex-Fed backer, 1s on his | way to New York from’ St. Louis. | A report is afloat that he ts dick ering for the New York Giants and has gone to close the deal AFTER TRACK JOB | Don Evans, former track captain at the university, and George | Brackett, another ex-Washington | | track man, want to coach the Wash. ington runners this spring. Brack- ett turned in his application Mon- | day and Evans plans to enter col-| lege in February and finish out his course, If he does, he will apply | for the place this week. Bonds, PORTLAND, Jan. 4- eae | fans expect a real test for Jack | ‘ will fuss The world’s smartest and best Suits and Overcoats from Benjamin and other famous wholesale tailors Everything underpriced for this great sale excepting only a few contract goods and The Invincible Suit—always $16.50 SULLIVAN JOINS DETROIT DETROIT, Jan. 4.—Billy Sulll- van, former catcher and one time manager of the Chicago White Box, | will act a8 scout and coach of the Detroit Americans, replacing Jin MeGuire, veteran catcher, it was announced today,