The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1917, Page 9

DUFFY IS OD BOXER, SAY | CRITICS OF RING BY EDWARD HILL IMMY DUFFY, the clever J Oakland featherweight, was due to arrive here today for his bout with Joe Harra han Thursday night in Dream- land. Tf the Oaklander lives up to the dope advanced by “Judge” THE UrS: AND GERMANY SINT THE oncyY THINGS THAT HANG SEVERED RELATIONS, THERE'S MY MouTH AND MN STUMACH | | MUTT fA mead TICKE Te Wet ONG ONE MEAG Pun HED OVT oF rt. Flanigan, Bronson’s manager, jand Harry Grayson, a Port- Mand fistic scribe, who recom Hmended the boy very highly Mo Seattle promoters, he hould win a home in this nlet Duffy has a string ‘of wins y - his credit, including a de HEY You! rm LOOKING FOR A MEAG THCRET THAT T LOST Some WHERE ALONG HERG. WHAT DID You Just hibhae vPpe TL. C, Fish 8. Pat Ofte {Cony Trade night. 1917, by rk Wee. NEVERMIND ABOUT GETTING SHOT! DID YOU VES BUT YOu PUT IT i YOUR HIP Pocket ‘Tou Boob, AND THE SHOT PUNCHED ALL THE N10 | Sit MEACS OUT OP IT. T wap PRESeecE OF MIND EMouerH TO PUT IT in may POCKET .BE PORE 1 STARTED TO on over Joe Gorman, an- native son, who was in Seattle not so long since... Gorman is the lad who defeated, Laurence Hall in} Everett on Labc day “Toughey” Wing another Portiend featherweight, will) ‘EM wi accompany Duffy Wing meets Eddie Quinn of Ta } oma. | Benny Leonard almost knock. | ed out a guy the other night. | These aimosts mighty frequent. JACK WHITE HAS OFFER FROM PHILIPPINES are getting } Jack White, the Chicago light és F weight who was seen In Seattle at| President Tener wants to widen EDDIE JOHNSON, Butte out- Jie Les Rannerman of San Fran the Elks in action against Fraakie| 1 in he fielder, reported last fall to [cisco Bannerman played in the fhe Philippine talands, eccording t rs ee have been gold to the Athletics, | Tt'ang early in the winter months t iippine islands, a ding to ' | fall and ly ne winter months word from San Francisco, where | Goes not intend to join Connie | and he was tipped off to Brown as » Jack is now holding forth | Mack this spring for the very |a comer. Jack is a bit dubious about mak geod reason that Connie has The lad is a big husky with a Ing the trip. Cock fighting is the neglected to send him acon | cood throwing arm and a good eye © national sport over on the islands tract, or na letter, since | He lacks experience, having played S and Jack figures that he would the negotiations were begun nothing better than semi-profes have to make his bouts more gory | taet fall. sional ball in California. Follman than the roosters’ if he was to|the home plate. Bet Bob Shawkey |. J°hM#0n is working in Vancouver,!and Gallagher are already on | drew anything to the family|asked him to do it jand will revert to Butte if he de | Brown's list as catchers for the} owe to remain { seball. Me-|coming season and the Beaver} “poke. | "AL SOMMERS MATCHED FOR FIGHT IN 1DAHO Credie offered jolulu for sprin There's a big laugh coming to | Mobile Cy Pieh has been re- Evidently Sid Mitchel! local mia.| [¢28@¢ to the ball club there. Da aun as saned eet te Fee | “We should worry,” exclaimed THE PRESENT race is one of|{ piace of the captain, he will have \ ight. Is not going to get tol Connie Mack has signed an out-|UPPhY for the batting champion-} “ALEC” ALEXANDER, the elon | pEete encom, Manager Of the Re | te cloees: ere olen Inne hs &-1( S| Maen - in Wallace, Idaho, just at! ricijer named Lee. Probaviy. in |*!P Of the N. W. L. last season. | gated flinger who made an excep attle club, when be heard about it, A. Seattle and Vancouver will bat-|) game, chosen by him a few min- q £ mt. A poster has been recet¥-|).o5e5 he will lay on the ball ape o0: @ |tional record with the College of CHICAGO, Feb. 26.—If you be-| We'll win the championship of the t down until the final bell.|) utes before the contest is sched- ren Promoter Louie Newman, |"°P** 2° Will lay ca | | THE NORTHWESTERN league! Idaho team two years ago, has jeve they can't come back, take a|h, ©. A. and the world. as well. she rewutt, of Vascouvers. Ws |) aging ote. ar ter ce ane sermons] | magnates will gather at Spokane |«igned a contract to pitch fpr the jook at Johnuy Coulon and then re-|WStch our smoke, Vancouver can't | Saturday night, but one game sep-|{ LE AY Sommers, the Portland middle weres For Deve Fate, | t® [on March 6 to discuss the salary |Tacoma Tigers during the coming ae ee ee arates the two, and should Van-| _— weight who, with Eddie Palmer oes” limit question |season,/ Alexander was with the| Coulon, erstwhile bantam cham npn Seth Sf ge Pg ge om ta: Malley Trambitas and Henry} These fellows who want to stago| At the Seattle meeting last De | Bengals for the final week of the pion of the world, and one of the SEATTLE FANS WILL get their Seattle fail to do so, blooey—Van- ‘CLAIM FIGHTERS i | George, is claiming the Coast mid-| . cember it was d ded to drop the /season in 1916 and Hall thought greatest little fighters who ever/| limpae of the local team in « couver will be the scene of the a dleweight title, and Jack Torres, lindividual limit to $175 and raise! well enough of the lad to offer him stepped into the squared circle, has | ™ regularly scheduled game tomorrow | play for the world's title, which will ARMY GET LEAVE MP dubded the “Mexican mist.” The | the $2,000 club limit. The new fig: |a contract for 1917 started on his comeback under the| sanded es sara honda ii adc | : } fracas ia slated for March 6. | nies Saige mit Sappances y a management of Nate Lewis, and sol | T00 EASY : Sieedieg ie tah. denn, .Waltete | It is highly possible that no sal-| CHARLES MOORE, one of the noks like a wins 5 | d has taken kindly to the fights ve! jary limit for the individual player|band of “strikers” on the Van gies poh ter about two Y M.C.A. JUNIORS ARE Chet Neff and F rank : : ing pot on by Newman, and good) | will be In vogue at all this season,|couver club three seasons ago, is ye, after be - on i | * oh b—(By 2} . alge ge ig [Sor ccton' ane''or' sates "wai |som'c Scaeat st “the "Gwsnae (ZGa"tgtnce, sens Noocked out br) GempuG @agepe | Sullivan Fight Draw [rl "sir exc, club, Moore has refused to sign a od Fre Hike Newman, who is well liked in Mpoxing circles wherever known, | | should be the one to make the game £0. VAL SONTAG LOST ON FOUL IN N. Y. GO | wrestling matches might go @ step |further and try to have bighway | | robbery legalized. i . Chet Mcintyre has received a! An Iowa man who wears No. 21 jew York paper containing a rath- shoes wants to play football er lengthy description of the re-| 9 cent fight between Val Sontag, | ~ S. A. C. middleweight cham here is hick it | pion. and Johnny Salvatore. | Sontag led all the way from be ginning to end. In the middle ot! | The “Y" Juniors have won 2 4 the 10th round the referee stopped | Willie Hoppe hae used the |games this serson and have met | Checker Champ Here jable to obtain any liberty,” wrote — the mele, claiming that Sontag | eame c lor eight years, but | with only one defeat —- lone irate soldier. “In some regk had fouled his opponent in the Baseball prospects at the of Wash rea nine at Eugene April! ¢hat ten't the only reason he's | The players who have shared ia Chess students are in for a two-| ments stationed near London, it is seventh round, tho why he waited University of Oregon have [25 and 2 | champion. the victories are well known to the day treat. Newell W. Banks, cham-|4 by-word to say you are a coming two and a half rounds before cal! | taken a big jump following the - - ——-- — fans of this city, They are: W. Ring, | pion chess and checker player acer 1, to obtain leave.” ing the foul cannot be imagined. Trouble is the other players might | announcement that several of nhienrsthnaprtaaradininibinliddnmmncnrddéiisabannaat ts Clbly DE URTER; 3, TEWATNA a ine itg' Oy Seattle Red Cross relief, however, has This automatically gave the bout |!ine up on his feet the leading twirters of last | center; G. Drapper, M. Orphum . or @ two been largely furthered by the free oe Clark Griffith is going to send| for the initial turnout this |) Address all communications to §. at the Seattle Chess and Checker| Hardly a week passes in London three players to Baltimore. Won-| spring. Emmett Rathbun, the | * RA re er ee eee on sgh Ea Allen, Physical Director, co Y,|club, beginning this afternoon at/without some glove exhibition for 7% (READ STAR WANT ‘ADS Se what made Griff sore on Balti-| star of the 1916 nine, is the |g eniiedCet, » 3 o'clock charity’s sake : o—__—___—_——— more. leading for pitcher. |% Prieee Paid, Wholesale Dealers fer | | RutabagesYakim - “4 Johnnie Beckett, ex-captain of le Vegrtabies and Fruit | Seuss Per ib Hw a the football team, is another aannaation i gata a hurter. will be the while Dick Nel eral offers to be detailed initial sack be needed Anse Cornell, June Oregon's fir will be played a ICE HOCKEY The Final League Match of the Season. Seattle Has to Win to Be in the Running. Spokane vs. Seattle TUESDAY, Feb. 27 8:30 P. M. SHARP Reserved Seats now on Sale at Arena Office, 1220 Fifth Ave. | Team | The Renton the N. W. leas ed, It scored 27. The mel Phone Main 2493 HOCKEY yester: for season shoot traps. CHICAGO, American fact ture of “arti mercial quant in Chicago, cago Renting | sald today. 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Is Not Called Up By Philadelphia Boss to take him to Hon: | nk training, pt the of: | possibility ° contract Bob Prown | again first-etring CALCHET | Carrote—Per son, Who has had sev: Cauliflower —Per » ” 1 Cole Per crate play professional will Celery ora « guardian of the)¢ a take the place of who graduated last |{ #t conference games with the University] [r) Nothouse —~| Okre—-Per box ... Ontoas— Still Winning] basketball squad ot | Pe gue is still undefeat- its latest victory 34 to the Paranips Peppers Florida Per tb jee was one of Shots | the opening of the at the Harbor island E COAL SOON} . is and other cities all eat and ported that they have t iving manufacturing “coal jucement f om tar, chemicalguanc it wil at a cost far below Ds tee's report show ridgework nich they have made. Pilates vd A free ificlal product. to be than the mined —— Cab cui, dried Nebrasica I rate, chieftain counts on the two as reg but the/ulars with Bannerman as a recruit; | with the Beavers for the coming season and Bob Brown will place Moore's name on the The lad "list of p ’list of suspended players [BASEBALL PROSPECTS _ BRIGHTEN UP NOW AT | _ OREGON; STARS LISTED "7" 26 per foe. bune PERSONALLY SATISFACTI dep examination IUARANTEE ory for the manufac: || heen’ patronizing me during the ficial coal” In com-|] past, and are coming more and {tles, may be erected |] more every day Agents’ association || my quality work, I offer you the |] claim of having one of the larg appointed by the|] Paoitic. ‘ Gant That’ certainly to seek a solution of|] must mean satisfaction ne menace, which ha My home and Interests are 0 oo 810,00 to 815.00 10@12% | + A Well, Well, Look at Who's Reported to Be Doing Comeback | i Woodland Park and S.& E. } Woodland Park defeated Black Diamond on {ts own soccer patch Sunday, 3 to 2. On the same day ming the Seattle Dry Dockers, 4 tc 3. — Yakima Gems .. Seed . | Yakima Gems. Lerals Sweet, ib rroirs | Grapetrait— | Ca ‘ rida Oranges Pineapple New nave Florida, erate . | Prices Paid Producers for Fags, } Poultry, Veal and Pork 1\¢ Spring Chickens | Ducks —Fat .. Wisconsin twine Young America 16,00@ 17. 4.00 | Altaifa and Moinases . | Bran Barley Corn 28.00g@e9. 144.0045, 47.00 @ 48. 4800049 42,00@43 39.0068 40, 40.00@41 Whole... Cracked Wheat Wheat I 7 00@18 PROFESSOR HYSLOP, th | State college at Pullman, production of more live stock, of Win at Soccer 7 the Skinner & Eddy lads were trim- The last game was one of the “| to give. urges the [Vancouver Wants | to Buy Its Way ‘Hugo Bezdek Will ’ Do Away With One Captain to Cham ionshii ) Leave it te Huge Bezdek, the 5 University of Oregon coach, to introduce new ideas In regard to | Vancouver tans are trying to | again furnish the opposition to the ; athletics in the Northwest. buy the championship of the locals. The Seattle squad will be |) This th the snappy Oregon Pacific Coast Hockey associa- in good condition for the fracas}{ mentor has decided to do away | tlon. Anything to beat Seat- and all the members of the outfit|{ with the position of captain, | tle, Is the slogan now in the (are predicting another win over|) claiming that it hurts a team to B. C. town. Lester Patrick's boys. |) have the same leader thruout According to the Portland tid | the season. Coach Bezdek backs team, which came thru here “OUR HARDEST GAME ts the | { up his statements by saying that Sunday on its way home after | last one next Friday with Portland |{ there is more or less rivalry for | losing to the Millionaires in in the Rose City,” declared Mul-|) the positio ind that when one man gets the place jealousy de- velops, hurting the team as @ whole. By putting the captaincy inte the discard, Coach Bezdek does not intend to do away with the entire system of leadership. In doon today Portland has always hard team for Seattle to beat, pee on the Uncle Sams’ home ice, This fs the final game of the season for the Seattle team. ee Vancouver Saturday night, 5 t 4, a prominent sportsman of Vancouver offered the Port- landers a bonus of $200 if they | would win from Seattle when the locale play them Friday night in the Rose City. } H proven al} es-| i keep on fighting for side purses to Chet Neff and Frankie Sull: . @ Sullivan, | cngment the king's shilling, despite Hehtwelghts, fought a slow draw| tne complaints of less pugnacious oY. M. ¢ sunfors, one of Saturday night at the Tivoli. comrades, Jimmy Wilde, flyweight ge it bg Frenchy” Vaise surprised the|champ, having at last joined the the fastest junior basketball teams | crowd by winning aver Harry Casey, | &mnastic staff, is hopeful of meet: k of this city, have found it hard to/jocal welterweight. Charley David.| ing Upstarts just as the heavier h book games during the past month.| son, featherweight, fought a draw | boxers have done, thanks to the ‘| They have a few open dates tn | with egy te an and, ae Houck | sportemanship of their command- : f |trimmed “Sailor” Dentley | ol »| March and would like to arrange} it Bo sin. “Professional fighters are oftem a game or series with any junior A | grented leave of absence to engage team in or out of the city American Chess and _|in fights when business men who |gave up their enterprises are un- Some cigarettes may be mild, but they don’t satisfy. BUT—Chesterfields satisfy, yet they’re mi/d/ This is a mew kind of enjoyment for a cigarette It is something that no cigarette, except Chesterfields can give you, regardless of price. Why? Because no cigarette maker can copy the Chesterfield blend! 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00) 00! CIGARETTES they SATISFY / 20 for 0c mint mma 00 ne ‘