The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 3, 1916, Page 9

STAR—THURSDAY, AUG. 3, 1916. PAGE 9. a —2 — —- — j = — . = * : » = — ——— —- | GHT FURNISHES | CHESTNUT CHARLIE. (THE OLDER THEY ARE THE FUNNIER THEY ARE) — \ Lssew! wees tr wy THE Foese WHILE THE SAG, WAT MANO (MM -EXPERIENCED! CENSOR HA-HEE-0-0 4 1S OUT HAR ~B-R- HEAW g* SERVANTS Om wy! oo MY! WELLE PutL GOs, THE 1S ‘ Wira-o-wo ae Ricw! , | ° ¢ Tus Raw Te ~ 2 * | ONE! 4}; ——— PR I LO Ce ae \ New Driver to Northwest } TWO MITT SLINGERS Carrigan’s Wearing a BY EDWARD HILL 7), ° 2 OW that George Ingle and Harry Anderson have agreed 8 Wrist Watch; But He , Fans Will Make Debut at at to enter the ring at the Elks 1b Tuesday even-|] yf ’ s : ’ * 5 ’ ° , Eoomeagewen on asn’t a Thing on Jennin Manicure ' d Cl OME tng weighing 135 pounds, Matchmaker Aapran sn ffrept g gs | Saturday’s Auto Classic Leo Houck and Joe Farrell, who are to furnish the semi if é ~— | ee eee . ‘ Hi : Deg a A. a2 | The handsome and intelligent 1 * aup, to come to some sort of an agreement as to we i iy | jeoking young man appearing | y Farrell is claiming Houck can not make 125 pounds ON THE BENCH | pevewtth te Rene other. thas . the melee, while Houck declares he can, but doesn't intend to Side by side on the bench, | the latest racing sensation, the | € do so for Farrell dams says he has the rest of the card The Rookie and Veteran sat; | man whe Ie beginning to make » . i 7 tog Spinning the old dope out, the older heads in the racin retty well and and unless the two boys get together P. 9 Ps e e racing > . : bm b ty vee re carga OA, te & 2 doageod, | Talking of this or that; game sit up and take notice. . shortly on t re weg t questi m two ¢ r battlers are apt to; But each with a yearning eye it Is Tom Milton, one of the . grace their place on the bill on ight of the show | Looked where a vision spreag drivers of the Ouesenberg team, . “ masiainoeiias j And, probing the soul of each, | that will be In Tacoma for the | RCELL ° gion all gr guia These are the dreams | read— | $10,000 Montamarathon Classic | Laurence Hall, Nebraska ban we og * | tamweight, challenged any man f . The Rookie dreamed of the biare | Iton, altho a new man at | bis weight from the ring at Ev | That rose from the fields of fame; the game, is counted one of the | ett Wednesday night As ar ‘BARKEEP’ ON BOA And the clamor of frenzied mobs, | best drivers the country has Se stepped out, Frank Purcell step TY), BY HAROLD JOHNSON Farflung at the old star's namei | ever seen. - ped into the hempen square and ane Whisper, mates! Bill Carrigan’s wearing a wrist wateh! Of a record that met the test, } In Omaha last Saturday he aston 4 accepted Hall's challenge for any ST. JOSEPH, Mich., Aug. 3— AND THAT (@N'T ALL) And echoed a city’s cheers, ished everybody by hing second 4 part of $1,000. This was evidently | Jonnny Maulbetsch, captain ef Hughey Jennings is dippy over his dally manicure! Of the ry the Veteran knew in the 1504mtle Omaha Classic, and vs . grt ae, stunt on Purcell’s | tne 1915 football team of the Uni- Verily, times have changed since Anson hit 400. In the laureled drift of the years. fs a consistent and heady driver. H " rt, for Hall haa deposited $: versity of Michigan, Is training How long the manager of the world’s champion Red Sox wil! risk money nearly ¢ nee bey co as a side bet against | saoard ahip for the coming foot bis standing in the national pastime by sporting the timepiece on hii But, looking another way, and also drive in . any boy im the Northwest and also [hai grind. He ie working out || !ef wrist is mystery, but he's wearing it just the same, along with « Far out from the game's renown, uctions. The la tra has $50 up with oue of the Everett | gaity as assistant steward—in | *tickpin given bim by admirers when the Bostonians stopped to play Bullt up from the go a got him into » if Rewapapers. As yet, mo ome DAS | once words, barkeeper—on the | 82 exhibition game at Toronto the other day And framed with the clive crown; culty in Des Moines in June. De ? his feet wet {n the scramble to | city of St. Joseph, a steamer ply- |) he boys certainly handed me a merry kidding when I put on Forgetting the record span jAlene, the senior driver of the Dues Beat Hall and collect his kale. ing between Chicago and St the watch,” said Bill, exhibiting his gift to friends in a Clevel land And facing the dreary truth, enberg te had received inst hotel, “but I'm just as game as Jennings who has paws ma: Still rubbing # wornout arm, tions to lead the race, and Mil The Veteran dreamed of youth. had been instructed to sta Tom Milton background immediately follo Reeeer 8 than the Cincinnati club|De Alene, and to be ready to go “S| ash, and Milton, not realizing that — n Josepn Henry Smith, infielder who was | men who are employed on the ‘arrigan {6 the second man in organised baseball to ; yet to Great Patls by Butte tn the || steamers take the afterncens | ¥rist watch. Percy Haughtoo, president of the Boston Nationals. mora American managers the fi , A de for Healey, now with Seattle, | off to indulge in switaming and | ewtablished the precedent last w ¢ by showing up in the council! pes had since it was organized. ront in case De Alene’s car de-|De Alene was having trouble, become a member of the Van- | sprints up and down the beach. | chambers at Boston with one strapped on the right and proper place hoe Row MR | veloped any trouble, and to follow | reme bering is instructions, ime — the afternoon Jim Gaffney sold the Braves. | Aanie ont . Darcy doesn’t come over here De Alene, no matter where he went, | mediately followe bur thru the |) understand It, the only reasons ¥ until trouble developed ltence, thus putting both Dueseme every time the Tigers win « game.” couver baseball family. Smith was Rat Perey, long sceustomed to m ng with rab rah bors ‘ don't want ! —— itis = to take cod ES a My soy de cee cn Ga Svoowse 0 “ - Like that.|*7@ ‘Bat be can make more L- Aus oral 4 Bhageeratha ant Follows Thru Fence jbergs out of the race. No serious Seid to Butte. lcamp! had the better of the goin: It's different with Carrigan, the. Wri re unknows tn scphaint : ‘ Milton followed instructions to|damage was done to either eam chronicled. the days when the Red Box bose was attending Holy Cross. the letter, and both he and De Alene|however, and the drivers escaped ~ LOOKS LIKE FITZSIMMONS | an nnn 8 were putting up a grand race untii| with a few minor scratches, but DUE TO GO UP | SYNDICATE TO BOOST Why don’t some one possessed of a humanitarian spirit organize a|De Alene’s car broke a wheel on| Milton says that hereafter he ts rescuing party to save the suffering Athletics? the right side, and just as the w going to cut out the “follow instruc The deal whereby Fitssimmons | RICHIE MITCHELL ii to Butte from Vancouver! Richie Mitchell, Milwaukee light looks like the Athletics who have| weight, is going to be packed tn all -— Roy Grover from Putts, | his fights by a group of men who looking for 2 shortpatcher to | will syndicate bis earnings for the ‘alongside cf Roy. In our/next five years. It 9 a rather) epinion, Fitashamons was “sold” to novel way of pushing a boxer to! Butte with the understanding that |the fore, bet it will be remembered | he was to be tried out as a run-| that Jess Willard was Drought out Ring mate for Grover and that if 2 much the same manser they worked together both are to} join Connie Macks juveniles. Nat vie ng A gona NOT Grally. if Fitswimmons 5°80 the|__ Harry Cheek, the peppery littl ns catcher who makes his} home in Seattle ir the winter time, CHARLIE WEINERT YEARNS | has been out of the Beaver lineup | FOR BIG BATTLE ithe last few Jays om account of| List Chasiie Weinert among the ‘lines A bad cold put Harry on} Rearyweigh’s who yearn to take # the sick list Foilmaa is doing the re at Jess Willard, Jack Dilies, | backstopping Vutien ond others TIGERS PLAY SEATTLE Pate ane iWon vga es Ay, Bill, Every Lane Has | if he ever gets him Im the ring a e Ross Hall's Tacoma Tigers, who |} S. The boys bi et twies. ~ ; Berta cate, Sat satin |at prevent ook ike « clasay'taad|} Turning, So They ay) gecon as | ooners * one +) - 4 was ®/ un for second place honors, wi 7 }furnish the opposition at Dug’s NEW YORK, Aug 2—The long-‘of the depths the sound of Fisider * JOHNNY COULON CLAIMS | park next week. expected turning in the long lane Jones’ Browns, with 12 straight 5” order when it comes to going. 2aaenaeaes broke a left tire blew. De A a fences. There is no basis for the rumor that Connie Mack Is going to| ¥eet thru a fence as quick « bare his young outfield recrulte wear masks on the top of their heads. neeaea s : A manager with a self-starting typewriter Is stil! the greatest aseet/ ate ee Tee | Frank Healey’s Bingle Fishermen tel) you of the gameness of pons salmen and trout, but wt rset os Se“eorr hate moet} == s Wing Game for Seattle gaeeaee 8 We are informed that Sam Citron fe getting in shape for.a fall) |boxing campatzn in the East. Not knowing much about Sam, would | jun” Giddings! ability to de- lst seem (rivolous to remark that he probably takes the cake? liver a hit in a pinch, which he WONDERFUL INVENTION RE- STORES WEALTH WHILE you s.mnr i3 ees | Seattle cabarets bave fish of all ts the sucker eo, T | |very ordinary melee, but y } anes the sixth inning, when i Valls put over two tallies, and made 2 | ae para ttcgr pagan Seattie’s three look rather small, Queen Anne Tennis | ie @ walk yesterday jthe fracas tock on a differem®. In the 10th inning, and gave j|tone, and from then until the last” Meet Scheduled to Frank Healey, Seattle third |chapter was a rapid fire contest, sacker, a chance to become the | Pat Eastley was on the hi Commence Saturday) sero of the clash between Great |s6 Meee cane bs cot xt Falls and the Giants. oa several eccasions, his pits sare expect:| Healey’s timely swat in the 10th as a whole was good. Bill Melvor 5 Anne |put the game on ice for Seattle, 4\ played right field, and “Hunky™ will get to 3. A twobagger by Eldred | Shaw took “Hap” Morse’s place at © tourney | paved the way for the tally. |second. “Hap” was forced to sit om ed to participate tennis tournament under way Saturday is open to any player who hae not} The game started out to be a|the bench nursing a sore mb, been thra bird round of the | . “ DECISION UNFAIR | The series will be a spitt one. \to tye American league pennant has | wins. ts heard. while lower yet Con o title play. Entries close, Frt| “Tt was a ‘native son’ decision | of the games will be played apparently been reached. A series nie Mack's Athletics are setting « ( eg oa | a me in Sax Francisco bere and the rest in Tacoma. of successtve victories by the teams pathetic record. nes one pest eee ¢ Sith Eddie Campl.” - in the rut, of conservative defeats sinabaineinen ver co'“8"l Seattle Canoe Club IC THU. by others, and the shatteri of This remedy % Plans Man y Stunts| For Sunday Promem| uth Balplayors a Many are the 1 stunts planned by ance club for its re GEORGE McCONNELL, CHI- Rogers Hornsby of the Cards. itl a kid, but he bas done at Mt. Baker park. |CAGO CU > ‘aces as well as numer- “I have just begun to realize that| wonderful work for us this 1s other aq atic evesta are card- too mach training will do a lot of| When he reported to me last fall for We vermitticg, the pro- | harm to a ball player. When I)a tryout I thought he was too light jer way atl 30 | learned of the amalgamation of the| and decided to farm him out. open to any one. |Cubs and Chicago Federals I was| “He asked me to wait until this Applications are being received at/so anxious to get In trim for a/ spring before passing judgment as@ Piper & Taft's great season that I started train-| spent the winter on a farm. Dum” e ing during the midwinter bolidays.| ing r he picked w AMERICAN RESULTS I was in excellent condition | po was all ard a Chicago §, Philadelphia 2 | ro pa ed Ph par een ° when I reported for duty fn camp,|and nm I was amazed at his . oe Seer t March. T didn when he ay t that gives trent te SS Sf Archer’s Broken the pennant machine wh Seattle Stars ‘Win ed all . . Donovan bas builded, seem to mark ring reeently ia bis gol Finger Puts Him eran SM nist mm tne scrample) Matches in Tennis teed over . . wach Campt in Frisco. Back in Running ‘ 82 Jobsson’s pesnant Tourney at Tacoma bet . '@ Would like to believe Johnny. After the gamest fight a team are inclined to think that se gy has made In years, the Yanks are i | CHICAGO, Avg. 3.—Jimmy Arch- demoralized, and have « record of TACOMA, Aug. er of the Cubs, if er backstop See Dr. Edwin J. ix straight defeats. The J.Brown, D.. of the National league, broke the * “ hy “4 DS. |x nant of his right band Te eat Wen Se Sores cinaed bo, H IMS EL For ors Be ova ana lettin favorites proceeded to win se thr be: than | 5°* started an upward drive, and t pre < ATTLE'S DENTIST 722 FIST Ay. — oe agen vp becuuas haito@ay are out for their ninth cordin the advance dope, while TEAbING TbOn MLE|C. aise to bend the finger. “Tvelstuant. The Red Sex, <imbine Get 2 $35.00 set of ent fie to first place over the prostrate r 4 - bo fate t asks, have just takes four ee cht from the Tigers. Up out Another day tt fille the nerver and ite Yoo wane up in af vim, free from pe Biectra-Vita is a self-cherged be ry, which pumps © steady ftream of galre nerves for hours perfluous weight and was ones N bi as = ng > sea R KET R E P Oo R T coing. discouraged weakiings If ag ic of the first pitehers on the squad|has made good tn pyery : os Jou have a pain it drives it out If NATIONAL RESULTS to put speed on the ball. At the) ment.” in Illinois Tourney M A Jou hare stomach At New tones. Pinstarg 2. [start of the season I felt great, but| ee loom. wea ‘At Philadelphia 1, Chicago 6, |! the last few days I have been | GALESBURG . os awed} | Respheteien, Gomacn ante 40 @ 80 At Boston 3, St. Louis & | way off my feed.” Chick” Evans Rhubard. local ine 99% At Broo 5, Cineinnatt 4. } “ _ od BILL DONOVAN, MANAGER =y Crown Ned Sawyer, Joe Le Due, John Cal, & Danlent Bridgework equal the Simpson and other stars broug ery best the golf world to Galesburg today Ww YORK YANKEES: } Rain caused the postponement of e best way to figure our) the Tacoma-Vancouver basedar!| Chances is to consider the strength game yesterday, at Vancouver. of the other clubs. The Red Sox gotng pretty good now, but as yet they have done nothing to show them to be stronger than The other clubs I do not RAIN HALTS GAME three days. Prizes I go to the winners Sw US EM ENTS McGinnity Wins oe a ee Fracas From Reds Turkeys, drewed ° i, TS te 120-1. ” 2% 909 @s000 N LEAGUE Wen. Lost. bl feve they have suf. i = peg IS a Y WItkeEs PLAYERS At Syokane— RHE so = IRAN Butte .. bs seein 372 “o wong Hh ormyer 0D , 7 Spokane 6 2 49 48 «© “4as| The Tigers, the other favorites in — Introducing MeGinnity and Roberts, Bvans| Native Weeninetes “BL AS2/ the spring, have been erratic all| nee an Mise Marguerite MeNeity = | and Murray. hee sare naive "Wosbingion LZAGUE |seagon thru lack of consistent) ‘Matines Saturday. 2:20 ° ° ee Won. Lost. Pet | pitching. cuntay—-Gecen Seechinge Dundee in Accident . i hepeoed ‘ % 34 632/" “The White Sox are regarded | My reputation and tiniettinion tee ” 2 4 *\by many as the strongest indt Jing is sufficient assu 4 : si2 Vidual club In the league, bu’ tt Bi th: I ill t esc YORK, Aug 2 4 Tons jp vague, that will not p NEW PANTAGES Dundee, pugilist, wae arrested o Go East This Summer {2 [came to a fight between them and|ll Glasses unless they ‘genes Geek, Adwaye 100, toe | a os sae ” pass 5 We $33] w Riper joneatly Delleve welll sbsolutely necessary. r and killed a ¢ matt case m +) woul our aavenes aumerson” - — + Nahe Pacific LEAGUE | MILLER HUGGINS, MANAGER | EXAMINATION FREE Rt aehae Ginpoes date Country Bar and oan Last ST. 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