The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1916, Page 9

STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1916. PAGE 9, Visher oft. 118, by MG. Nee U. & Pat rom JubT A MINUTE & THE AWANCG QuaRD TT AND JEFF—Jeff’s Going Back; Back Where? Back From the Front By BUD FISHER | Now, ALL TROOPS ARE i Now AS Soon ay ONE OF L Sateen nee PARTS, | THEVADVANCE GUARD Goes US PUTS A Foor OVER THAT | FIRST | THe maint Boby BRCOND Now, JERE You ARE HE ADVANCg GUARD, THE CZAR THe MAIN Cheasty’s Smart s Ou SEE THAT UNG? weLE TWAT YS NS INTERWATIONAL Bo: UNDA! NOW WE ARE asour To oa INTO Mexic . CROSS mie aN UNE NG WILL 66 (EST, aD APtoR TERRITORY } ace tng asia m AND THE RBAR GUARD STANS BODY WHILE x Witt THE FIRST Guy Men’s Wear Vinca ? i) pbs BACK To GUARD THE UNG ACT AS REAR Guard AChORS Gets $ 68 for Easter ‘ OP Comunic ATION BMOTAT AND \ Wuanine Poe veri) | a Oure oF ae “Guan? Neckwear Shirts Furnishings for Discriminating Men “Values Tell” (Ws Oca COP Ray Me OY HC oRngr BIG AQUATIC CARNIVAL PLANNED FOR U. OF W. WEEKS MEETS | HERB MANOUK = MITCHELL IN IS ANOTHER BOUT FRIDAY CALIFORNIAN || GROUP OF GIANTS WATCHING RAYMOND GIVE MORSE BATTING LESSON California Crews May a Come Also BY THE SPORTS EDITOR BY EDWARD HILL —_ What ro! be a good Even tho the winner of the RoR 8 boxing show has arranged by Like Bill Cunningham, Herb Poughkeepsie race does not dum terday that base- . fe 1 evening be Manouk is a Native Son and come here, local rowing enthu- falist coming into { s and Sid Mitch he’s here to tell the world. The siasts may have the privilege mvtitn again, It has com ~ eet Billy Mur-| young California right-hander of seeing some of the big East in—with all its old hurrah. In} for t iglewelght cham. | Is up against a tough propos! ern crews in action against the =~ the meantime, however, we have! pionsh North we an 8 tion In trying to horn into a U. of W. eight on Lake Wash- ——< te b ¥/ glimpsed a copy of the Baseba Many arguments have arisen be meer jy Job on the Seattle twirling ington Magazine, in which t edit ween two performers since | Visttuen, corps, and no one knows it bet- Negotiations are under wa: ag ' ia af the 7 ‘ 4 wd takes a different view from us. the re ‘ 1 at the Tiv-| ter than he. However, the lad today to have Harvard, Yale, } t to m. ming t Mite has enough stuff to cause Syracuse, Princeton, Cornel é But just the same they had to! sh ave had the ston t Tealey Raymond a few min Penn or any other representa- % close the gates in Philadelphia |!n the o n of Emr Holst, the utes of anguish each day when tive crew come West for an at the o & gume be the | manager the Canadian ¢ | “T" is trying to figure out aquatic carnival to be staged Giants and Phillies. Every seat won all the way which one to cast adrift. The on Lake Washington. fn the park was taken before th ave given asa Seattie club is well stocked The University of Washing ial play was called, and the fans ‘hat bt will see who is with flinger of whom ton rowing committee, made up ic Were standing in the aisies and in the real contender have had more or less league of local business men, met yes- the rear of the stands. Reports| ‘ me of the other bouts on the} experience. terday, and after the session It from all over the country are|card will be between a visitor Herbert halls from San Francis was stated that it was almost Just as encouraging from California by name of Sullt-| jco. Last season he was with El| an assured fact that ¥wo of the Baseball, the editor of the|¥#", who claims to have beaten | Paso in the Arizona-New Mexico: te be asked weute uaa Baseball Magazine's opinion to| the best in the featherweight db | | Texas league. He worked in 15 en-| come a» trip to the Northwest. the contrary, does not need any| Vision, and Leo Houck. This looks |counters and finished the season Should the plans go they ae newfangled scheme to stimulate |lke a very loteresting go jwith an average of .750, baving| pjanned, and the crews come &® faterest in it. All it needs is to ere will be other bouts an Counting heads from left to right—Harry Cheek, Vancouver catcher, In the offing; “Hap” Moree at bat; Bill Rose, Frank Guignl, Bill won 10 and lost five mixes. the Northants de let alone. The committee In| Cunningham, George Paris, trainer; Edaward Hill of The Star; Tealey Raymond, Charley Brooke and Walter Cadman. | Manouk is 21 years of age.| siso be made Ms 2 y tee that| —— - 7 —— weighs about 185 pounds and 74] What the fans want is the players ed ticket BILLY WRIGHT MIXES 2c ccc feet 2 be toe ont cone e "giving all their attention to the | * tu & he paid for. and e- - nt ~ inged t tales elve They do not|that all the bouts will be run off Is Some Song Bir : playing of games. They do id Prog Al ’ vant wrangling and discussion | time | 9 ° ° ° WITH TOUGH VALLEY ie war con icity tomons TEALEY NOT SU seeks uteses pliger. and\.mmegnat - ~ ere S e Innin 1S a e for its Golden Gate and can warble ‘ They do not want tales of fabu-| TRAMBITAS TONIGHT ° © those Frisco songs in the F IN ; one, They do not et hear the! WRESTLING FOR rT} y 99 PORTL AND, Ap 18.—Bill: ee Gee ae fi fs 7 vemten of players of ewne©rs y| Herb took his rst journey — ote see WOMEN LATEST Wright of Seattle will give away| "Way from home to play ball in pbs re Sane © ae 1914 when he joined a semi-pro| s not know whether The Feders! league is dead and B ‘ about seven pounds tonight and box 4 mee — Duried. Let us have peace : ; BY PERRY KEATING, 1911 N. BROADWAY Yelley ‘Trambt he Portiang (22m in Klamath Falls, Ore. He! he le going to get Izzy Kaufe ‘and prosperity go hand in SAN FRANCISCO, April 18 al rambitas, the ‘ortiand | pitches and bits right-handed. He man to join the club or net | Peace things, Even in| Wrestling ts the latest sport for : : : middleweight, six rounds, The Hip-|has already had an offer from an-| Nothing has been heard from oy ome all . women. Time, 1912. Place, Satsop River. The Girl, the Rainbow Beauty. podrome, heretofore an ice rink, has other gNorthwestern league club in| Izzy since he was traded by and The fans believe that peace| Miss Dulcte Hall, an Australian been converted Into an athletic club bg ps phen es jwenting ered pops to “> ttle for Al Bonner, = has been restored. They believe | ¥oman wrestler of considerable re- Angling unsuce ally In the He's got one!! admonished Daddy McKay, | tor the spring and summer monthe Roa ange py ae pitehers | i been wintering and that they are about to witness |nown, has arrived here 4 40-/ head-waters of the Satnop riv- My fly-rod bent double, then {| who, casting above me, was al Other contestants on tonight's) Tne 2.10 ein- some old-fashioned sizzling pen nounced today that she expects to} ngs tg sealed ia) straightened abruptiy as 14 ready playing a big, fighting [card are Muff Bronson and Lao 4 all nant races. That is why they |appear in various parts of the coun-| ©% OUF Party decided to try inches of charging iridescence cut-throat down to a quieter | you, Nouuda: Walter iuawh “ have returned to the parks. try, introducing the new idea She| ‘farther down. leaped clear of the churning water joie. ad: Al Saneke 108 oound 3 believes American women will take We foll d the road The whir of a yagine five perfectly sane .) i Clark and Chet, Nett or MARKET REPORT j Old boy Opportunity is knocking at to the sport, just as many Austra-| to three miles below the 4, and the line | ywa suddenly transformed ly Neleon and Joe Farrell ‘ the door of big Al Reich again. | lian women have Matlock-S D hway cuts splitting the water greeted my nto whooping mad men, pray ce Wiaker aaa avkan oh * He has knocked there often be-| - — | it at right angles. Here the quickened senses, heralding the ing, shouting, cursing, dodging sgl abies ears Nac areata Ye Pea EE Doe a fore and found Al deaf. If Reich widening river tore away over battle for the mastery between each other to prevent fouling x ab : Prices Poid Producers fer Rags, ay doesn’t hear him this time, ov- | SIX BOXING BOUTS big boulders; quarreled, re s king of the water and Hines, as the erstwhile trou | i$ cae | J Poultry, Veal and Pork 5 portunity will stop knocking. Al| pented, kissed and made up with his inventions. bled river tecame a seething wae eee Eu 4 will hear a lot of other people ONN 6 W. SMOKER with all the charming tncon What fly are you using, whirlpool ’ | (Corrected datty by J. W. Godwin @ Co.) | Reigian hares a i knocking, tho. jo Be We sistency that delights the soul P. Kt" For absolute abandon of Joy, H ] LL S H I T S congener ae nog a om % a of the disciple of Ike Walton “A Professor, For God's that loosens a man up from gl ia tin Reich fights Fred Fulton in New| Six boxing bouts, three wrestling I could not resist casting sake, don’t talk! Hand me that collar to shoe strings, there ts | 2 Hens, ¢ Ibe @ York on April 28. Fulton is to|set-tos and a battle royal make up| here, notwithstanding the landing net.” | nothing conparable to that | | Bene. 244 1h meet Coffey, Moran, Dillon and|the smoker program that will be| Jeers of my companions “Damn it!" Snap! went a | experienced when a sportsman | From Many Diamonds OM tension, tab as Willard {in order if he beats\staged Srnday by the hospital Isn't he the picture—$50 six-foot leader as my gear strikes a pocket of trout as we | Se, remalees Se ete : Reich. If Al can win these|corps, N. G. W outfit, two-bit 4 not catch darted behind a boulder. did at the Satac | ! od @ i AY matches the coin of the r From six to ten men will partict-| ® drop to drink hen The angler is measured by Herb Manouk and “Kid” Melvor ; that goes with them will be his. | pate in the bat the winner | 77 - his tackle, The BEST ts none | let the U. of W. down without a hit, |; 7 If Reich. will. fight as he canlof which will be a too good when your heart is | While the locals were besting Brink fight he will beat Fulton. In fact. | silver cup beat un accompaniment toa | ¢r's boys, 4 to 1 he has it in him to hald his own John Wilson, Northwest {ntercol ning reel, while a noble 5 ere with any heav@reight in the|ieginte wrestling champ at 115 trout fights out {ts battle for Both Mcivor and Manouk looked ond. sau Wi ‘tah Gn “Sthainn® fe on the end of your line good on the hill, and no doubt &% t & Thomas in the feature wrestling | National League |. Rome nent eave re. Rak Sp Maseiod gd me Reto 6 Moran's right hand has made him |tift Val Sontag and Pill Plerce| At Cincinnati 1, Pittsburg 10. 7, Jefferson Park Irs, 8. _ Loe gy fellow Mad a test of | . after seeing the California) save! oranges a fortune. Reich can hit harder | will furnish the main boxing attrac} At St. Louls 1, Chicago 6. New System 8, Moose 2 | agai ews ag MM Lc oven ripe pag Ae yl a : than blond Frank with his right, |/tion, at 158 pounds No others; rain, Battersby & Smith 9, Fort) ‘ef for having lived it. jout down hie pitching staff, and)», q and does not telegraph the blo —————— American League Ward 3. Ste cae doesn't know where to begin | Pep to his opponent as Moran does Joe McGinnity’s boys walloped) a: cy Indi 12, Marshall Coll 3. dite) Radishes sees Oregon triplet 2 ‘ t Cleveland 1, Detroit 3. ndiana 12, Marshall College 3. ubarb, too . . “4 ae Reich has the best straight risht|the Chicago “cullud” lads at Puy | At Chicago 6, 8t. Louls 6 Notre Dame 14, Michigan 6 |MEN, | KNOW THA Hitting strength 19 still neseded. | Seti Fier ee Wiesensin (wine «0: of any er lup yeuterday, 6 to 2. | At Boston 5, Washington 1. measures rather! Tacoma Is trying to have @ bigger aaae OSS | vouns Americ He had Coffey out on his feet. He \ Mauch etn eof your/opening day crowd than Seattle, | Twrnips cecal ish Cn Glee pached fuaesinncs REAL PAINLESS Other games ong standing trouble, Let's get busy | i opgiops He let him recover Seattle 4, U. of W.1 ‘ ae eee 1 one “s 100 | aaa! contey ‘telued apoked aod Rainier Stars 6, R. V, A. C. 2 pit" | Manouk is the pitcher recom My in Sia Snorked him ont dk ak oe Wabas Purdue 0. Iter Mails and Chie 219 150 @ 2.00 iieteee Raich wins: trom Ful Mount Vernon 8, Fort Casey 6. of San Francisco. Beauty 12s @ 1L8e tom he can hardly hope to be Flacher Bros. 9, Albers Bros, 1. Saar Ontons taken emieusly as & conte Kent 6, Ariels 4 Jimmy Clark has caught on with | Orne Fragma as for the title in the future. Op Brighton Beach Jrs, 10, Holy Great Falls. Portland let him go Walla, dos 20 | Timothy = portunity is knocking at his door sci -oa eam stat ys IO et ee @ 036 | Mixed smote perhaps for the last time. What | *| MoJannet, the recruit backstop, | yuyu", #e"" : swiped a sack yesterday. So did |the manager. Indoor trapshoo® ° ing becomes the rage, there will be a general demand for ranges, will be his auswer? | GUESS OPENING) ATTENDANCE AND) GET SEASON PASS| White river “Hap” and Charley Brooke pull-| ed off a double play eee | The run scored while Melvor was C} | BULL BROS, *)2: erento 'Jus? Printers" ses In order to introduce our np (whalebone) plate, which is the Mghtest and strongest plate known, 8 SESREE 38¢8 There are two season tickets ov 3 does not cover the roof of the played by North. MY: BUT You | | ALWAYS HAVE ; mouth; you ean bite corn off the gue me at Dug HAVE THE | eN IT.SIR. WE CAR ws cob; guaran 16 years. park, to be given away by 4013 THIRD @AIN 104° “Unalp Abah” Finegold got his RIGHT CUT Sid IT THE REAW The Star. = ae weual ray 1 gets the right gar Bek: Ly * ot Gold crown . . $3.00 How many fans will pay ad ———— den job regular so1niER | Ga. OBASCO Ce a $15 set of teeth (whalebone) $8.00 [| mission to the opening game? I PROPOSE You are interested in a} We ee pepe Stanley Coveleski struck out Ty $19 wet of teeth $. That's the question. For the fan position paying from | out of Canada on account of the im. migration laws, | cee | Tris Speaker got four hits out of |five trips to the pan. eee | The Red Sox chased Walter John: son off the mound | low regular prices for our high grade work. LADY ATTENDANT 22-k. Gold Crown Bridgework, tooth Porcelain Crowns .« Gold Fillings . 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