The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 13, 1917, Page 9

STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1917, PAGE 9 | Willie ae to Bos Sammy Good Again in Sacramento Ring on March 80 ‘ aie (e ri ON PORTLANDER HAS THAT beLL HOP” / (wwars Your. atame? ) ace. ‘i Pe eet Oh CORT _—_—_—_—_— wt Gone UP TO THE ) tm wWecroer {| fone WHaT { CALLYOY THAT wo san!) | jee te GONNA RGPOE — P ww } NORTH POLE APTER iI ‘ A { SNAIL? FE CAUSE “OUT RE 50 \ WV } You vo “WHE You SNAIL? F Pas | eT an Peau ICE WATER AE, \ ~\/ (Bieerann cur ‘om Bah ines CETTER win px ORDERED ANN t Fag f @ Go > r ID WHAT DEY 2000 TIP BY EDWARD HILL | cause | ( : pom ING his bout here Friday night with £Frankie Burns, Willie Ho the slugging lightweight fr San Francisco, avill dey acramento, w heduled to step four rounds sammy Gx “Mi re . y Good fe ly re. he i le and over f The Butch fem : Who is training at Austin & = It’s gym for his fracas, de “4 res that Good was the luck ist guy in the world to han ‘that se hl that he : can beat him = any climb into a ring A eer pancisco CLUB PUTS - ceenee a 4 AW STUFF “SNe me aaa datale i osc (Ca sts HERMAN BOWS “THE HORRIBLE EXAMPLE” YOUNG TWIRLERS __ BS ben Prin isco. From all-sc First to Send Larry Is Working in the Movies Now 4 the Bay City to scratch off their Seas cet tei a ENING BY GREAT FALLS Dita, the Portland middleweig 2 is the first fisherman to get into icked the tar out of Eddie Ps tife swim this year in The Star's mete 5 piddleweight, in three out ‘i : eRTO iebeweis sage acne Hfah tale contest, feat BY H. C. HAMILTON iT \ back up his claim to the crows TWO PITCHERS have been |work with Hamilton, “Pug” Ben pe pee tbe Gexision. }) ginning to come in thru the mail NEW YORK, March a t hetwe 1 sand. Ertle ee ae nya Sabo nett and Stokke on the infield, zon J not the fur me the |) If you haven't written yours yet, Pete Herman, who defeated [never did whe te ion, He ! . ry oir red ee joie j ss farkaide club has been heard from.|' get busy. Every man has a story || Kid Williama and came into a |man ix a tin ee err se eee WALTER McCREDIE of the if seems to keep its Sealing Pretty |) to tell, especially a fish story ee bantamweight cham. bullt he se og es pri I rigs who | Portland ¢ is up against it this Well out of the sun—that is, in the All have an equal chance at piodship a short time ago, will | H en. . a a oa "Mania wpe pring with only 18 players in his nee ‘ om : a |, the three valuable useful make his first appearance Wn | der r { pv Po Paro bd peri xt — amp and no chance to get more r haa Francisco paper SAS |) prizes to be awarded the writers New York tonight when he | nt fr a re played enoug mi o 8 or let any of his gang go. In far a Qf the Trambitas-Yalmer decision: |} of the best three stories, by Piper faces “Dutch” Brandt, a local jal! champlor < — “et attention of the boss | ay Honolulu, the Portland lead- % ‘This decision should be made } & Taft, Second ave. | sporting miniature tra eve * . jectrice. er bas to go thru with what he has “od subject of an im weep } goods firm. $| Pete is here to vind! " \ : c. io bb rs seh catch- unt March 24, when he fs due 2 gation by Chief of Police White Ne. wanis te ‘score to r sign y Hester, recom- jpack in the States, A nw : Palmer was beaten in three out of | Sree were the eg Tin mended the chuckers to his | Mc(‘redie’s players nave! tailed: Ps 4 the four rounds | F I C Will aria nia abet ' Loar Byler, by the way, isthe deliver anywhere near what was |} freshman Crew 1 . ¢ tach lad who was wanted by Nick expected of them and if the Port HAS PALMER SIGNED ; ¢ ! a cha ‘ ‘ FOR MORE FIGHTS Cc te at Oak: pion et all, foul in Wisec or no| se | Willams for the coming sea- land training camp was in Califor a i 3 _— vompete at Oakland fou “Bee : son, but the Spokane manager nia they would be sent along ere > it seems that set of surething pores : . , did not move fast enough tO jthis with tinware decorations tied | lers have their finger in the] The t " Q . ® . ah b J mpres get a deal closed. to ther t 4 iz @ and {t is openly boasted that | tres crew of the U. of a fighter 9 5 figh o them, but in Honolulu, McCredie : will in the Pa Coast ssitiis " has to hold all his players without = Parkside club has a politic al | SS saroetie ‘ bagged age | TONY BROTTEM, former Van-|the chance of adding new blood or L land entus po lg ‘ Re top, has signed a con-|dropping the culls J Salazar, San Francisco | parm ; a, EW YORK boxing law f “ I ! He say time for investiga nat aiak rennet ‘ m. “The Parkside club, it is under |) | B will t ge S te a’ Gated, has Palmer signed up for|“>*! 14 ured to tay Cured several fich and that probably » games have iene well attend- but, as a training camp, Me die has found Honolulu a great of 1 besides perfect, being too far to rai the close Bob Brown, and th ad expert was in tt man's 3 exp Ins the decision I 4 , Neare 3 riout the 1916 sesac career ie “The police, however, can do their |N. W. Leaguer Stars in ruout the 1916 sen MI m the base of talent supply. own investigating Ail we know, (Game Against Chicago thors expanse, 40% the ‘and all the public knows, is that, |young catcher was turned over Nag re in South the decisiow given Palmer const! “Rud Kallio, former Great n Iminat Omaha on an optional agree tuted a brazen piece of work, and | pans twirler, was {n good form, Pn lfor 1917. The St. Louis ma Vill Be Allowed to certainly not be attempted! tarday when he pitched th psaneyecen serves ihe Hae te ve Nay S im ethan then.the itl lach to a victors ever ithe Chic ollok, &. prs ergo Play Summer Ball -poasts that It has) cy), a eaiad at Mersey ¢ od Wels ic si it political pull, ‘ Cal, 7 to % 1 ° ACCORDING TO REPORTS The movement to aliow col- te ee crretictey te fine. out BLS PPMP, Something Doing at daanatig ons aa aan ob lege athietes to pl ies the oppo @ OUf) Frank Moran has an abscess . r | jball tr camp at Boyes; baseball as a m gust how strong that pull really ig-/115 jaw. Stopped by Basil 3 Arena Tonight When |Springs, Cal, Mensor and| hood, and still permit them to | Carl Zamlock, have| take part in school athletic ac- vetter than an 4 | ote senso a6 tes the South, where the South. lwith the Oaks, while Coltrin and ern Intercollegiate associatign, If it's that strong that the poli cannot act, then those of us who are working for clean sport had Detter crawi in our holes.” | Firemen Hold Skate Germ, es it were. rage char of tivities, has gained headway in | There will be something do- Oh, If Matty coutd see him now! Ing every minute at the Arena Here’ | Da Murray pea o r which directs athletic rules for : ere's a close f L. McLean the left rm. n irray appear t be ur BOASY EVANS SAYS SOMMERS tonigitiwiion the Firemen’s | cssner on the New York Olene, whe will soil With Chelsey Mathes: [against a “bit of the real” trying | the Southern conference, has 1S MIQODLEWEIGHT CHA band stages its benefit ice car. on'e Clnclanati Rede tht 4 Ito get on steady held that athletes may partici- aa ason, Just now, Larry is filling In as an extra” in Valeska Suratt’s new Fox film. With him stands Walter The feature event of the — Bennett, one time of the Pittsburg Pirates | THE DEAL BETWEEN Van-| evening will be a hockey game Sache ce couver and Butte for the services | between the two Seattle wom of Roy I ttle boy, did not | en teams. A burlesque hockey to Bob Brown {| go thr re aval wae «tame MARKET REPORT i. whe setched'y the| Miller Boxes Nelson 7% pate in summer baseball for money so long as they do not play with teams in organized baseball. Bobby Evans of Portland, man ager of Al Sommers, the Rose City middleweight, writes from Wa Ida, to the effect that he recer read in The Star where “Csruso’ Dan Salt was claiming the N. V dleweight championship for $ nival Opinion tehell. *5 °| serving as a puck and brooms : ) é ' drugs and. dope. ve Fes ect as Sit Ala A MDa i «sl sats ao | ford > “The ‘Caruso Kid’ is enaty out 0 of a Y + memove the on tits} doing service as the hockey | ¢ rer ges hortst ' in Portland Contest tune,” writes Bobby want to that w Ele js the! sticks. Prices holraale Dealers foi Wis is a ‘ put ae coe fans bsg to the the | seria nate Oat Races and fancy skating by es and Fruit z4 ye sseo@esee! PORTLAND, March 18.—Eddte x fact that Al Sommers is the real N p t tra t Venite Enele, Prof. Wailten ry —= oung Ameri 25] : 42.009 43.00 ag W. lightweight champ. He just Reputable t 1 hark ahd (MatR Muldoon’ Wil VEGETABLES ; cnleabiceeaal ha 200039. 00@40 08] Miller of San Francisco and Billy : ; trimmed Jack Torres, the ‘Mexican 3 somm'of checiria fitecui| alee be staged eg Tpriven veld’ wholesater} | : @isse| Nelson of Spokane mest essai mist,’ here in Waliace in a 1% ; en - nor ec MEME, arth escola bse l @2:00| night at 130 pounds in an elimina: | round melee. He is a real fighter I the worst cases afte ig ew fiat Duteh, ib. 060.054 | Alfalte—No. 1 PEGI POR , j@ites| tion fight to decide which boy having never met defeat. He has|| ‘ awyer other 4) Dr. Roller Pinned to Winningstead 6 @ 67 Alfatta Meat 24.00025.00| Mixed esau 1.09@22.00| shall box “Muff” Bronson when the : taken on such boys as Farl Miebus itire-vite EO ) : “ fe and Motueses ......)\26.00@27 00! B Washington double « b ‘ al 7 Mat By John Olin : : 1.00 a . 2600 |latter returns from his Calif 0 Valley Trambitas, Billy, Murray i ‘ s fe | : sig zht} |tatter returns from h lornia inte | 0| Wheat Hay . +. @15.00' invasion. Dick Wells, Billy Weeks and Ro ‘ , Is universally respected — CHICAGO, » 13.—-Displa meo Hagen. { “Al would be more t a |ins t abow 4 to settle an arg § 3 by thinking people.- jing scientifi may get forth by Ing him an eas ‘ v Worcester, _ } time, any place over any distance."|f These do not question ! 1S MAN SAYS oF} : a the learning and years Jhere Jast night Movies Hurt Batting So Vic Saier Passed |] of patient study and Them Up in Winter|] research on which such A new thing for a cigarette to do ‘ In addition to pleasing the taste, Chesterfields just ‘‘touch the spot,’ they let you know you are smoking : —they “SATISF'Y”/ qq And yet, they’re mild/ * If you want more than good taste in a cigarette, try Chesterfields. LezatteMyorsTebos >0x ss| Plan Junior Tennis | Meet for N. W. Clubs ; 1 PORTLAND, Merch 13 Plans insur- ) Call or write for our bean: | ¢o, aiér Northwestern tenn! tiful 90-page book. which | s ail about our treat. | ch nt : Do the movies shatter good an opinion is based. batting eyes? Vic Saier, Cub slugger, be- Neves so and decided to cut Policies of a out his favorite winter sport In ~ order to boost his averages this peng oui re haps l Gaaeen. ance of real estate 200} Saier is a movie fan, but be- + Sleves that the flicker on the screen Injures his eyes and 1s passed up Chaplin and the rest of them. / The slump In Saler’s batting last year was cald to be due to poor eyesight. Charles Hulen ‘Wins j| the form of securities, i in Balk Line Game] providing double pro- ke iecihe gobd-torm | tection for the investor. Green, Popcorn n hip tournamer ed in Portland or Seattle office hours: 9Jannounced today in connection with the organization of a tennis} | association by the Laurelhurst, | Yak | The Electra-Vita Co. mgeitacmeh Irving and waver |e are backed by sub- Room 206 Fin These clubs are to have charge| 8we é 101054 Seeond A of all tourneys in Portland | Keattle, Wash ‘ aN | Oragstrett- al ‘ HOCKEY HOCKEY SEAT SALE Consultation fre to 6:30 p. m titles are based on such legal opinions and a x" FRUITS stantial resources in Florida . Now navel 20 forlO¢ Jast night and won from J. M.| FOR THE itayiman Winsaap Meade in their game In the tourna-| x |-(Gdoectere t. | ment for the city balk line billiard s . Soticiecs 0: Attractive tine of 100 Chesterfields 29 | L n Heauty rent, ipt of 50c, if Dy title, 200 to 129. Hulen hung up| or S am 10ns ] pers Be your supply, you j the basco of the tourney, 4 Arkaneae White...) Co 12 Filth Ave, New York City - @ . 4 ————— - a il Willie sig od Is 2 $ Pitees, Paid Producers for ae, Try a New Game} ; fpring Chickens . Tiring of being a champion with- Washington out rivals who have any chance of winning from him, Willie Hoppe, | balk line billiard king, will seek | ° further honors on the green-cover- | Title ed tables and will soon enter the lists in three-cushion competition. | Seattle Trapshots Are Insurance Honored by Big Body Ducks—Pat Fees —Uinder 4 Ibe ~—4 Ibs, and over Chesterfield CIGARETTES of IMPORTED-and DOMESTIC tobaccos — Blended, E Opens Tomorrow, Wed., March 14, 9 A. M, L 3 At the Arena Yeats Fancy size, dox weld, live ork—Giood block hogs 13@14 for patrons purchasing tickets for all three dates as follows March 17th, 20th and 23rd ¢ Seat Sale for Separate Games Will Be Open 4 Saturday, March 17th, 9 A. M. Butter Butter, Kegs an mM Dr. C. L. Templeton, C.K. Mc ‘ we ps i v Meanie sera aunties oor’ coe Company No Reservations a ‘ sa etclaser mbial, hich vi No Advance. Regular Price of Admission $1.00. “They Satisty Mand yet theyre Mil Mild i teur Trapshooters’ assoc ation. | | iat nee re ’ .