The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 23, 1916, Page 9

STAR—THURSDAY. NOV. illie 3 ra Outclasses Sid Mitchell in Dreamland Four-Round Boxing Bout HOUCK iS yh: Indeed He Is! LOSER TO factor B.NELSON TO COMPLY WITH Ame RICAN BY 1916. PAGE {Copyriaht, 1918, by HO. Fisher Trade Mare fing, U. @ Pat. Offend (On. MUTT AND JEFF Jeff Is Very Fond of Hawaiian Dancers BY BUD FISHER. WHY, ( THEN DOT me = \ sure! TO SAN THAT THEY ALLOW & WOMAN TH COME OUT AND DANCE DRESSED ONLY IN , ABUACH OF GRASS > Le “THAT Riri Do THEN, S Nica: ROP gOS So { STANDARDS, BUT_IN \ Ronowuiv - 4 Dowt Beveve SAT, THEN Cert \cer AWAY WITH OT IN HONOLULY , BUT NOT (IN “THIS COUNTRY EDWARD HILL ID MITCHELI MOW THEY DRESS ‘N HONOLULU — In their f nd th \ tangle, former lightweight fon put Mitchell to the mat for a clean-cut Thockdown on two occasions and outboxed and outgeneraled him| thruout the melee Ritchie, however not appear to be in the ve est of shape, as it Was apparent that he was weak ening in the f h ro’ It was in this chapter that the Australian Conn 19 HEE Peery reddie Welsh, nd Ad Wolgast, | won the title Fae eareasee EVANS MEANS NOT "HE STARS FOR THE | 2°22 Peveloping “YATE TOUTED AS AN_ . |7¢4 Faulk Will Be ioe Stent that Rites tro at \ }| Star to Fill Shoes | Back in Fine Shape ecaensee 8) TO LET EITHER OF | ORIMSON ELEVEN “ef Johnny Parsons, EVEN-MONEY BET IN Within Shore Time ting were concerned PPP PIPL III ID III — | | Coach Hugo Bezdek is de 5) | Ted Faulk, the big Washing IAMBITAS GIVES AWAY Veuninn & uae taraa eA ton end, who was not able to 0 MUCH WEIGHT | ° | ey Trambitas, the Portland place of viet pend Sadao Ah | | do Justice to himself in Cali- ‘ ik Farmer| : Se ene vaverre bee forni. account of Injurie is diene gave Frank Farmer) — wmWw YORK, Nev. 28-—When | long career as a tournament play loge football game at Corval- | By H.C. HAMILTON | quote Bred Abate pbs: 15 pounds and took a beating from . 2 nam on lis, Ore, Saturday. While in The Harvard team went through| |* fast getting Into shape. him in the Chick Evans, the national open | er through poor putting made bis d . * United Press Staff Correspondent he Harvard team went through | a } and amateur champion, visited performance stand ou Portiand Coach Besdek made | New vorK, Nev. 23,—Ca its last practice yesterday in| Faulk Is considered one of the pi ms New York recently efter his Seme Driver, New the remark that he was going | os me pPristis es | Cambridge and t will reach) best place kickers that Wash- rows triumph at the Merion club, 1 have learned to drive as 1 to surprise the followers of tain oat ox Black has feta New Haven, where the men will) ington ever has had, and is Philadelphia, he told the United | n aren mre,” vans eald football in ti Northwest | to the Yale eleven and today /dril! in the bowl and then will be waity edit at kakinaee Press that in winning the na- |“My mashie shots have improved with his new sensation, He will get into the last big p jtaken to New London, where they| dually adep . : tlonal amateur championship all s and 1 want to say said he was not ready to di tlee before the meeting Sa will stay until Saturday goals or after touchdowns. He hy n = og he had vaulted into the high right here that tt with the vulge his name, but it Is be- urday in New Haven with | Army and Navy also have gone; has no equal in the conference ne est! est point of hie life's ambitions. | greatest elation tha lieved Jensen is the man. Harvard. Quarterback Trav. through the final preparations for! when it comes to booting the v8 seen hese parts con “reg ty leone aged beg we oben tyme ae ban \ . . —| ere Smith also is back for /their big conflict. Today only the] pais g ne fel ray Unually boring in | es noes pen 4 rar ; | duty and will work out with i “il ail down the field at the kig | game,” said Evans, “where it is n Evans several times has be ig fee asta sae mye wane of signal drills will off t esary fo uw to bre oat runner-up f hatio: 1 te s and ; b® Kiven the men 4 Copel dey oe prc geneih usnaver prveleg sink has finished aise oe therea outa These two developments have The Navy backfield will take the | Faulk has not been able Billy Nelson, Portland feather-| @ long putt to win a hole in many high class meets, but the had the effect of holdinng off ten field much as it has lined up all! show his true defensive worth weight, won his decision| Fact of the matter is that it was|one big m he war a the to S cea a ve rg pening season, with Berry, Roberts, In-| this season on account of minor over Leo Houck of Seattle when he | just this point ered the | national amateur tournament-~al org nee cea Boofers ge Hk fram and Weichell ready for duty.| _injurie Mterally did as he pleased with the | ch pion's w which enabled has been just out of his 1 le poy LEE eR that Yale will go Into the game ~e local lad r tangle last night defeat Robert ( for elit AMUSEMENTS Bill { but very few blows fonal title, and car sured the United Press mil bbe hag llerggen tg d, This Year’s Scores |“ ‘ and syed a tattoo on Houck’s| ried him to victory in the open ome golfer is to take the WI i C ‘OX . Miadnss eeemer tac | 9 face with ft hand. Leo enter. | tournament some time earlier. Of anahip from b |found at odds which are being | army 3 Lebanon ETROPOLITAN ed the ring looking drawn, and it | co there were a few times he'll have to play some regular Army 14 OW. &L THEATRE p Was apparent before the end of| When Evans’ nerves were strained championship golf to do It j Army 17 Holy Cro! Be the first round that he was not in| bY nature of the putts be was I've got that ¢ plonship,” | | Army 53. Trinity TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK shape for the melee. He tntends| forced to make, but the fact that | Evans sald, “and I mean to keep | Army : 69 Villa Nova laying off the e for a while | he had lost many matches in his|{!t as long as I can.” | Army . 30 Notre Dami Matinee Saturday He bas been fighting pretty steady | ~ Red er ) aaa meee Army ...... 17 Maine 3] Funniest Comedy in Years ite and has no doubt gone stale hort aan q Total ....203 Opponents. 27|] «6 9 x LONEY AND CASEY PUT U. of C. D N = | Warm 4 FRANK MELEE ie) oes ot S eem | Navy - 0 Dickerson .. 0 a 4 Frank Maloney and Harry Case W "= d O " | Navy +. 13 Georgetown. 7 A SCREAM FROM laged a battle royal that had orrie ver Repor ted Navy POMBE A ret pM START TO FINISH fans on their toes thruout the tar | | Navy . roi Pri 4 ¢ INavy . " gene... 3 rices: 50c to $1.50 gle. At the end of the fourth C li Off f tes y ‘9! round both men were out. Case rest a ing VU) 0 Con pa t | Navy « Ba beng . 16 missed a wild swing and lay do - apen avy . . ©. Aggies - z Tlie (eb mab While Maleaer we BERKELEY —John| by the players themselves, over the — — ALHAMBRA 5 &PINE : hanging onto the ropes and | is rerupe Webs Setvarate’ oe ‘calster 5 " Tom Fl eo ae mew vont oy . h et. tweet of the little | letics at th iversity 0: rl mf é hs iB ¥ dag to the tweet, weet of th i; nia today refused to view seriou ria the cancellation of The Penn squad rests up, says a ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE as known, that two boxers have |the thrgatened cancellation of the the game means only the loss headline. What has it been doing| 0 ts WER knocked each other out in Seattie |s0cond California-Washington game chance to play Wa all season sary Bee Thanksgiving ecause ing collegiate al - T , vu Ray The affair was called a draw, —|St Seattle, Thanksgiving, satice oni exeimaae REAL PAINLESS MOMMA Dunbar Mary DAVIDSON OUTCLASSED ton varsity eleven. He Th sontie Clown Seal,’ Bert Leavy, BY NEW BOXER in so doing ny Wast here oO ~~ Orpheum” Bud Ridley, a newcomer to the| would lose the bigge ‘ | Tate's ring here. je a good impression Celpts of the season. wil the players to change) | in his first start last night, when that the move Is one fostered only|their minds and play FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF Si tends things 46 touah toe Char NAAT finger bs ye si MATINEE DAILY 10-25-50 he mad f nnnsylvania 10, Michigan 7 EVENINGS 10-25-50-7 ley Davidson, local f welzht,! bouts last night, was Michigan 9, Michigan Aggies 0 a 5 hat Referee Lonnie Austin was|iceve tor Portland oz itencen ; Seattle’s Club will Michigan Aggies 3, South Dakota 2 forced to call a halt in the fracas and award Bud the decision during! within a week, with the fourth round Portland boys, who Kid Peterson won a four-round on the Metropolitan decision over Al Sanford in the cur-|cigh card ain-raiser. They were lightweights lat or Agata Sophs Win in Class» Games at Quay High :« ‘TEND FIGHTS Charley Manning, the Everett) basketball team | back again a new string of to appear Lambermen's choo-choo, He will Montana 11, South Dakota 9. Washington State 27, Montana 0. Oregon 12, Washington State ¢ Pennsylvania's margin over South Dakota, margin over Bouth Dakota, 38 points. | No use of paying railroad fare to Pasadena, | a fish's fin! Oregon 26, Pennsylvania 0. | oo ot toe | | Bill Carrigan must have some enemies among newspaper men, He 1008 not cover the roof of the was firet accused of going Into politics, then with filrting with rea; mouth; you can bite corn off the/ Be New Next Season ILKES PLAYERS Cuore vn Teo re Chicago, Milw ukee & R. Ni nt “Exe sz a (nd ‘Today ee CASE” are Seattle will have practically a! new ball club when the 1917 play ing season starts, President Dug dale has recetved word from Skip-| per Dill Leard to this effect. Leard| now In Honolulu with Charley | ‘ain's team. | points; Oregon's It's as plain as furz on Sun boxing impresario, and Sheriff Mc! wom <THE Rae and a party came over from i ‘ The Sophomore P : conan cxcesinenitiniuiciuliaealica Everett to see the battles. Man-!einehed the class championship at Sailor Is Signed estate ih cob; guaranteed 15 years. NEW PANTAGES d his hand in a sling, while! Queen Anne yest by defeating 3 8 8 Sf ss os Gold crown ..... seeeeeeee + 83,00 | ff was hobbling around on , as the result of the recent tiff between the Everett citizens and members of the lL. W. W. The Seniors winning from the Freshies, took second place by to 14 by Spokane Squad Another chance for a good, long nap. There's going to be a six-day | §15 set of teeth (whalebone) 8.00) ieycle race in N’Yawk $10 set of toeth % 8 83 tk ttt Indiana rooters are optimistic, says a headline. Well, it doesn’t take | Briase work, per tooth, gold 83. 00 | much to make ‘em happy in Indiana. White crowns $3.00 Mats., 2:20—Nights, 7 and § R Marley, a sailor with some-| fe aa what of a reputation as a pitcher in the California bushes, has been Pitcher Barham Sold WANT HOPPE TO MAKE 135 POUNDS FOR MADDEN Chet McIntyre is anxious to pit Cubs Will Take It Easier in Spring signed by Nick Williams for nis| to Omaha B. B. Squad {1917 Indians, according to advices from Spokane. % ot 83 8k te Gold fillings . The eight-hour day doee not refer to ball pleyars except in St. Louis, | Silver fillings r) ars 00 up PALACE HIP 4 Madden against Willie! | Pitcher Wayne Barham has been| woe Ro oe Platina fillings NN eee lares that Hoppe! (41CAGO, Nov. 28—The Cubs a sold to the Omaha Western league! Cash on Delivery was In a Pimlico race recently. But he didn’t de. work guare saponin eras me j pound. t , jelub by Bob Brown, according to} liver if Lg wrens u { s eae GIRLS er amateur waicbe weaiko ot it ee ee ee eee Matty to Be Prexy [reports from Vancouver. Barham| ° tot tot ot ing and get i one a the Far West Pert wetaee aceawear aac fR Is R ltwirled for Vancouver last season, GIRLS LEARN FOOTBALL 80 THEY CAN ROOT - |] Freres) Se “nitshe Saceeanea es nas not decided definitely whether ©) eds, Is Report rp tbaebciecatinass or] pf , al Teday Madden {8 working hard to se | 1. wit take his squad to Florida or | He was one of the strikers in 1915.} You can't root intelligently at a football game unless you know some-| “ena ie ape a bout with the boy from arth. s ae a ad - thing about the game, according to Clyde Williams, director of athletics | the Test of Time. wi ee we? to California, he is sure that the NEW YORK, Nov. 23.—The New| > Afternoons, 10c; Bye. and Sun, 16a, erto and there are many | mber of exhibition games will be! y, are er vareually on i t Ames college, therefore Williams has started a class in football for) Most ef our present patronage ts A rs pull top ms - Bi Yo Sun toda declared that 35 Answer Basketball ae fecommended by our early custom: | S—————————— greatly reduced {sty Mathewson, now manager co F f ‘ ers, whose work ts giving goo Dah iAln wuld sokens be Cincinnatt ‘National league girls who want to can go to this clase to hear lectures on foot |tatiefaction” Ask our customers who [eave FOR SOUTH. POWERS CHOSEN CAPTAIN |ciub, may be made president of tha w/Call at Franklin High ,, plays diagrammed on a blackboard and hear the history of some have tested our w en coming you are in the is ad with you, | to our off! (ees place Evans, Portland’s classy| Franklin Powers has been elected | ¢ a he most famous heroes of yore. Bi to succeed Garry Merits tice was the nn} Light basketball pra Second at, Seneet tae promoter, who brought Nel-|captain of the 1917 Queen Anbe|Herrmean it was sald, le expentadllcctet ce the dar in atnietio aleclen And the girls like {t, Hundreds attend the meetings, and Ames son and Trambitas here for their| football team to retire, in order to become a neu-|et Franklin bigh yesterday, Thiete &itl8 know more football now than those of any other schoo! wWiitams Cut - Rate | SPREE — a aS gam tral chairman of the National com-| five candidates answered the call| declares. . ‘ompany mission Inent out by Coach Reseburg. Rose-| os tt oat at tt Dentists “rex, Te PEDDLER" OUR PREDICTION Don't bet your money on this one. Notre Dame 10, Nebri The Best Values in Town for the Money! Show Windows Are for Your Convenience 2e7 UNIVERSITY sT. Ler et Ste burg declares he has a wealth of Oppesite Frascr-Patersen Ce. green material that «ives promise. ort a7. Seattle Ice Hockey Players Practicing whole story im © line) With the exception | Morris, who of OT Rernie any tim is expected to Just Make Comparisons— now, the of the r dai for the the first Iness opening of the # of next month | week Art Sheppard Again Chosen as Captain Arthur Sheppard, fullback, will again captain the Ballard high school football team tn 1917 He was reolected yesterday. Lonis Pittwood, all-city guard, will be] iptain at Lincoin next season —Dollar Shirts —Darn-: Saver Hose "TROUBLES and mosquitos are a lot alike. Neither one stays ’round a place whar thar’s plenty o’ good pipe smoke. VELVET isa good pipe smoke (Tw a rter) Dutchess Sensis TOMORROW— | VicGough to Continue as Gonzaga’s Coach John MeGough will continue to} jcoach the Gonzaga football squad, | in Established 42 Years and Jimmy Condon, the aggressive Globe Union Suits nve. Thirdand Pike back, will again be captain of the In cold weather weights Live Spokane college eleven next fall, _ according to reports reaching here.