The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1917, Page 11

“CHET MINTYRE TO HANDLE BILL FOR Y.M. i. A.’ BY EDWARD HILL ONNIE. | MINTOSH, L & A G slinger, is scheduled to jump} ; to the pro ranks and appear) q at a show to be given in 4 Dreamland . next Thursday night under the auspices of the Young Men's Hebrew sociation, according to reports MelIntosh will appear against Leo Houck in his first] bout in the four-round game Lonnie has grown heavy of and is now said to be a — full-fledged light He} is a good boy and should fur-| mpetition for a lot of Oe, clever mitt} . : : weight ‘The Thursday ginally Tuesd He will H Intyre Y. M the TALKATIVE E DDIE PINKMAN | is favored over “Muff Bronson by | Portland sports in their six-round — 4 tangle tonight in the Rose City | SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.— 34 FRANKIE. SULLIVAN nclares| Too much class defeated Ad he will show that his win over Chet Santel, friends of Sante! ad- Neff in Portian was no fluke mitted today, in reviewing yes when these two meet Saturda terday’s wrestling match Here, night at the Tivoli, when Joe Stecher pinned the MUFF" HRONSON has been| German's shoulders to the mat promised two scraps by the Park twice in less than an hour of 1 side club of San Francisco, if he| wrestling. | q beats Pinkman tonight From the beginning to the en RAY CAMPBELL may be seen ¢ ad and shoulders in action against Frankie burns. nt in speed,| a the Oakland lightweight, in Seattle d knowledge of i ere long. ‘ he game who has shown} JOE WALSH ts busy lining up| great aggressive ower in the past his card to be staged at the Tiv was forced to remain on the de-| q on March 9. fensive during entire match. : ———|Stecher got t eadly body scis- AMU E MEN T S/sors on him at will, and punished bim seve with ft and with wriet locks as » 1 HAD A DOG isa folk song sung by Shep Camp Where Radotf still expects to find “Mieat’ sed after 20 years Paar MOORE ALHAMBRA 5 &PINE | ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE ! SEA MAY BE a £5€2VED G Anne Rermoar, Comedy pek Barrett, Jrien Themes e PHONE } MAIN 4 MATIMEE DAILY 10-25-50< EVENINGS 10-25-50-75: ILKES PLAYERS Co ne VW Tel. Main 6108 ® AY—TONIGHT AvERS of the : v cus" . ihe, the & NEW PANTAGES “ Mats., 2:230—Nights, 7 and 9 ALL THIS WEEK DAISY JEROME Electric Spark of Joy MOTOR MADNESS 6 Other Features few pesos of world’s series 10¢ and 206 White crowns ahini _ Gold fillings *Incky Peter Muldoon, PALACE HIP Silver fillings . of the mauling Mets, ts 1 ings any beauty naps because of Afternoons, 1°16-5; ves, 620-11 Platina fs however. The handsome h 5 All work guarantees for 18 years. jot the locals declares tonight's Today . “The All-Girl | Mave impression taken | Hzam-|gamo and Tuesday's contest, which | J Revue of 1917” Wikulon aha advice |#pokane plays here also, are} at fora es of Our Plate | jalready on ice. Junt what he means A Big vesogr Show Without We Stand \by ‘ ‘on ice” is left to the second ee nae | guessers. oons 4 e n rT to || Moet of our present patrena te h Squads Stron ates eee recommended Rs our ey pr | Both ge Wry will be A their hose work ts still 0 na | Ast our cu strongest for the set-to this even A our work When coming ing, Jack Walker, hook-check star fgnt piace.” Page Tied with you for th 7 ttleites, who ha been| {ZZ NIGHT UT” lor the past few days, prom 4 : 1S 0 Cut - Rate |to be in the lineup. rsge ay Pager gt gaa The advance sale has been large, | “ Dentists {and a goodiy crowd is expected to| Vitagr ICE 8:30 P. M. rved Seate now on Sale at a Office, 1220 Fifth Ave. BOOST Morr of the guarant ing with a sore shoulder ravers finished first fzing 10-rovnd box braska lost out b in all probability t Butte when the b is ir tn order to {i (whalebone) pla’ lightest and strongest plate known, pont net cover the roof you can bite corn off the, cob; Gold crown . $15 set of teeth (wha! bon $10 set of teeth ... Bridge work, per tooth, 7 Championship THE GAME THAT HAS THRILLS AND EXCITEMENT Spokane vs. Seattle TONIGHT AND JEFF- “|AD SANTELL PROVES | EASY PICKINGS FOR STECHER Stecher’s share of the receipte tn and Santel’s $4,425. The ampion was given the small end Travers, With Sore Shoulder, Is Victor HOTSTON, Tex., Feb. 23.—Driv Jerome in yester amplonship inat NEBRASKA BILL LOSES LINCOLN, Feb A bill legal & one vote. MONTANA TO GET BOUTS HELENA, Feb. 23.—Boxing will legalized in troduced ouse here roduce our , which is new the of the Sr enivanioed 15 years. 207 UNIVERSITY ST. Op gvette Francr-Patersen On HOCKEY SHARP Phone Main 2493 BOOST bouts In Ne | STAR—FRIDAY, FEB. 23, - Lonnie esse? to Jump Into Professional Ranks; Show Set for Dreamland Je PF WHERE Standing, left to right—Bobby Rowe, Jim R Below—Jack Walker, FIGHTING SEATTLE ‘REAL PAINLESS. WITH BUT ONE GAME LEAD DENTISTS, SEATTLE’SHOCKEY SEPTET TACKLES SPOKANES HERE. How THEY sTAND w 1 ¥. 9 A r Leading the Pacific Coast Hockey association race by the narrow margin of one game, and with but three more, in- cluding tonight's fracas, here, with Spokane, on their sched- ule, the Sea mM tropolitans will have to “give ‘er the ga figuratively speaking, if they are to cinch for themselves a Le -avenworth High Basket Tossers to Play The Leavenworth high school basketball team, champions of the Wenatchee valley, and vic- tors over the fast sophom team of the University of W ington, will meet the Y. M,C. A. first team tonight, at 8 o'clock, on the Y."M. C. A. floor. The high school men making the trip include: Fitzpatrick (captain), MeNett, Hoxey, An- derson, W. Wunder and L. Wun- der, The Y. M. C. A. team will have Rennie, Allen, Smith and Oaitman, forwards, Day at cen- ter, and Brown and Shantz at guard. — E Iks Sart New Indoor Circuit Play on the new schedule of Elks’ Indoor Haseball league get under way next Wednesday The winter season closed about two weeks ago. The pennant was won by the Ten Million’s Game Birds. Local Y.M.C.A. the will| brave the elements and turn out for the fray, The lineups Seatile ‘ 3 Holmes Gon) Carpenter Defense Cook Walker Rover Patrick Morris Canter Nichols Wilson Right Wing McDonald Foyston Lett Wing Kerr Rickey + Utilities Mallen |Riley . Detilities. . Cook Referee—ion Jeweler and Gilveremith 210 Second Ave, Near Madisor Bere, Girts’ an@ Children's KAVANAGH’S Piret and Union 1006 First, at Medison to your t for your Physteal Body Mis Gum boily of the mouth are In dications ing tooth, root or the unt versal dis ume, I have jailzing in hless De a7 years i» pasy to prevent gam bolls, yed teeth and cavition Come to me and let me exam- ine your teeth 1 will giv the cont to teeth in A-1 r Guma by Jal Bystem a (Riggs I ou an estimate of mpletely put your dition, and treat my Famous and of Treatment for PAINLESS AUSTIN || L 1D AND | 1Km | Entrance 1604 Third Ave. | Open Sunday 9: 0 tit be mn, , Ed Carpenter, Man: “Cully” Wilson, Roy Rickey’s brother, Bernie ner ICE 1917, PAGE 1 A Guy Should Be Able to Guess One Thing as Well as Anothe Tr. (Copyrt BY BUD FISHER. H.C. Fisher. 4. Pat Office) t, 1947. b Trade Mark Mte« t ARE YOU GOING ! OH, TuusT : — GUESSED — a ow DID eit Weer \ / Yoo KNOw mw yo THe — | Name (5 oa JEFF GVESS WHERE Tm GOING! Photo by Turneil.) We Reach the High Places in selecting unsur- |} passed Coffee that we || blend for 4 | ood | offee || | The best coffees are grown and fully ripened at altitudes of from 3,000 to 5,000 feet—and we use no others in Hollywood Cofiee || high in origin, high in |} quality, but low in price | 35c the pound Roasted and Packed Daily by the Commercial ImpertingCo. Lenten | Dishes We are making a spocialty of fooda rt nada to the Len- ten season. IRD'S | CAFETERIA you will find the food, cook- ing and service of superior By a Splendid Orchestra. | Dally 12 to 2; 4:50 to 6:50 | pom | Service Continnons | 11 a.m, to 8 p.m Second at Seneca ir Pete Muldoon, Roy Rickey, Capt. Frank Foyston, Harry Holmes. Jawn McGraw and Team Leave East for Marlin, Texas NEW YORK, Feb. garded as better fortifi ever before in his ba his- tory, John McGraw, manager of the Giants, boarded a train here today and started to Marlin, Tex., with a gang of rookies and a few veterans. They will begin training immediately. New York is all worked up over the chances of the Giants. A brand new infield, with the exception of Arthur Fletcher, will be drilled together in the Texas climate. New pitchers will be on tap, and a new catch- er, Lew McCarty, probably will bear the brunt of catching. 23.—Re- Aggie Wrestlers Are Awaiting U. W. Men CORVALLIS, Feb, 23.—Oregon Only two of the local men have not had experience in the Dast Dry Dockers Win in Soccer Melee The Seattle Construction and Dry Dock soccer squad took the Wood land Parkers down the line at Woodland park yesterday, in a chilly fracas, 3 to 1, Shooting Sunday at Green Lake Trap There will be no Green Lake Sunday. The Harbor island traps will be officially open ed for the summer season, and the shooting at rival gun clubbers will go dver and| help make it a success FRANKIE BURNS WINS YEW YORK, Feb. Frankie Jersey bantam, stopped Iyoung Zulu Kid in the fourth round last night DILLON MEETS m’COY NEW YORK, Feb. 23.—Jack Dillon and Al MeCoy will meet in a 10-round bout at the Broadway Sporting club, Brooklyn, Tuesday hight. 0. A. C, WINS CONTEST PALO ALTO, Feb. 23.—Stanford | lost at basketball last night to O. A. C., 23 to 17 LIZZIH TUCKER, only fight manager, and her two brothers, may come to Seattle for bouts be- fore long. | star of the game, making ex- }ington mer TEAM WINS MIX FROM OREGON Featured by the fast pase [river recently. There's still a Ing of both sides, the Univer | ci onee in the ring for John Ly sity of Washington basketball | . . team defeated the University of Oregon, 32 to 15, in the local gym last night. Capt. Jack Davidson was the individual Jim Flynn knocked a guy out im new Him When” The Seattle “I actly one-half of the Washing- ton points, H. Huntington Proved to be the star for the visitors, after being put in the game in the second half. Shy Huntington, of football fame showed that he can still play foot ball by the way in which he tackled the Washington men, Shy was a star on defense, none of the Wash | C189 Wi! be: und his end. George § ‘ roks the (ke doo vi B hae been] Eddie Pinkman eppeared in Port — following him for the entire sea-|Jand in a dress suit. If he lets his ton by shooting 4 field goal In the| alr grow and gets a coat with @ open up again in @ cour g able to gain a/of months first half. |chinchilla collar, he'll be recognize As @ preliminary to tonight’s|¢d by the profe esion. P game, the Varsity freshmen will Dave Fultz says he will resign president of the fraternity. play the University of Puget Sound! at 7:16. las | Local Crew ‘Will Be | on Job, Says J. Art.| Following a report that the inter- collegiate crew race might be aban-/ & J |doned this year, Graduate Manager Paar or AVR |J. Arthur Young of the U. of W.,| sald “The Washington crew will| Maybe for the same reason 4 race in the Coast triangular regatta|Jack Johnson resigned as heavye 5 z % your fired . Aggie grapplers are awaiting with jinterest the invasion of U. of W wrestlers scheduled for tonight.| on the Oakland estuary, in April.”' weight champion, A new thing” for a cigarette to do— 20 for 10c Chesterfield CIGARETTES of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC tohactos—Blendad Thev"S DALIT, and vet they NOTICE! Why Have Bad Teeth That Endanger Health? WHEN YOU CAN HAVE THE BEST DENTISTRY AT PRICES THAT YOU CAN AFFORD? CROWNS that are worth $10.00, special for ten days at FILLINGS that are worth $2.00, special for ten days at.. PLATES that are worth $15.00, special for ten days at. BRIDGEWORK, PER TOOTH Cheap centistry poorly done is a waste of time and money. In this day and age good dental work is at a pre- mium, and that is just what we have to offer. 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