The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1917, Page 9

STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1917. PAGE 9 Second Game of Ice Hockey World’s Series Scheduled in Arena Tonight. BOBBY ROWE If MUTT AND JE F F U mpires Hay ec to Get Into Condition Same As Ball Players rave Marie Neg § Pat offiond BY BUD FISHER, TROT \iGeere, | 'f , WHAT ARE You ? | UP To IN THAT . 4 ) wa Lor - « ERIS, sacar AN Re om LATE thre (tr sHouto say Nott WHATS THar? | (ano Bes , | , — LLL SHO ty ‘ b daha y MeOBRE NED Gwe Will NTH rvs | YER Qu \ A Bau PROM A I RUNNING —, 4 G 4) . LTHO Seattle failed to GAME pat? GITouoT THIS OF THE CAMEL! TAKS THE AIR, ] " LP LCOULDGET IN \ Oe , at CONDITION BN THE aa You! wee Yo. |. ||) ME & Joe Umneiminute Sr | | | WAS, T said | | win Saturday first game of the ice hock« y TIMG THE SEASON | Que! due ania On! BONS world’s series here from t a NS So TIM done / | - , 1 . ING eR, KAM Montreal Canadiens, no one TLE SPRING _ = MY IMA CINA TION | cour Go connected with the local clu Oppears worried today with the second game of the serie scheduled for tonight Ast result of their 8 to 4 vietory Saturday, diens are on the lon the betting to win tonight the Car J) yy Vc or ‘The fact that the Eastern sty! of game with off-side play ar tover eliminated, w taged this evening seems to give the visitors an edge. The locals however, have had some ex ' perience at the six-man game and have been doing nothir s i but attending secret confe ences and figuring out ‘plays iba aaa RON ~~ TOMORROW EVE SEASON ON SOON % f In Saturday's game the weak Point in the local lineup was at de fense. Harry Holmes let several #co1 slip thru hin that he has Kept out in ot Then the! ———— = husky Can: ed too much GEORGE ADAMS, match. | week. Miske says | BY H, C. HAMILTON eee 4 for Bobby F Ed Carpen maker for the Elke’ club, has | $10,000 to $15,000 tn | United Press Staff Correspondent x ter, Seattle's light ¢ nen completed his card for tomor. | cause of the injury. | NEW YORK, March 20.— —— HOT— With the rover ¢ nated row night with the exception of | With the axes beginning to “Cully” Wilson will be given an one bout which will be added NEW YORK—Ted Lewis # awing in training camps, fans - alongside of the crippied Rowe and Lioyd Madden, N. W. lightweteht | {rst ro giimpse of what may be expect- view the game from a spectator’s champ, will risk bis title in a fro ed when the National and | al . standpoint. Roy Rickey, substitute, cas with Eddie Pinkman as the) COLUMBUS, o- Jobnny O'Leary! American leagues plunge into O who replaced Rowe in Saturday's chief attraction. Pinkman, us- | Fecetved' enough punishinent in 11 their flag chases. game, will start in the lineup to jual, is working hard and’ talkiig| Pounds from Joe Kivers, so the ref-| ‘There {s little change from the] No smoking! 4 night. |more. Madden feels confident of | ¢ree called off the bout. pre-season dope that emanated from | . The contest starts at $:30. Fred ‘ winning J the stove league. The National will 3 Ton and George Irvine will officiate. | mmy Morris, San Francisco| Rickey May Become _ |league has its strong teams, the 9 Oe ee ae The lineups i 126-pounder, takes on Joe Harra . . % ° American has its strong ones. A| tages. 7 ee tod “oe {han in the semi-windup. George | Head of Cardinals matter of careful conditioning, free | iJ olmes . Joa! ° Vezina | Ross and Willie Vetro also have a) - dom from injuries whey the season | tree Rickey .....Detense Corbean |Dlace on the card, as do Charley) gr. LOUIS, March 20,—Branch |Starts and the natural things that skatin sane toe oneal than Carpenter. Defense Mumm Randon and Frank Rogers Rickey, business manager of the St.|0 to make up @ baseball season | we ara style of " . 4 hed Lett Wi 1 . WILL , Louis Americans, is scheduled for, !ll settle the issue, as always, | fiat» 3 oy nee ing.. Lavie | WILLIE HOPPE left last night | presidency of the Ca Is. Baul! A i ‘ Walker ...Right Wing San Francisco. He had intend Vaxeait 8 srasidaat, den pony that he! In Pry gl ems Hraneog ey lp. dare io an tntneeted ape ‘ wiley Pies -Duinty ‘ [od sticking rotary Seattle for *! wit allow Rickey to make the|Chicago, Detroit and New York| ‘ Pear a i; Howe . “Westy. j iene htt recelved. word that Tis change, but it is said Rickey will|stand out as the best balanced| Seattle didn't practice yest 6; + Util | 1 2 orala. accept teams. Many experts are favoring | but spent an hour skating, | om ‘ : - Chicago to wim a pennant this eee i ia LEE JOHNSON, colored Nigh : _ . year. They , somebacke | mes i! Louie Should W orry weight, will be Archie Wyard's op. Rookies Get Gate pt the gnebio es cetieg coma, atlases iad F rE | ponent in a 10-round battle at $ “hoe. = > | ‘ q Because He Is Fat |couver, Wash, on the 26th of this in Chicago Camp (one time as food as they grew Jim Scott is said to be showing bet-} Roy Rickey may be the x one | month ° rena te , - 5 NE EAD are | a : _— = er than he has for several years,|Gowdy” of this world's series. base for Cleveland, carrying all « thes bene Jatt rounds 0° |i emar and Catcher Walker, joined | B#ViNs success in his efforts to Let's hope. ‘ 200 pounds. He could not reduc | wheswhed , been an even battle, Earl Ainsworth and the Unware to-|{h@ kinks out of his flip It ha further by lacing, says a doctor, but renting, ing ten Mieka Se ES ire y's game be | ven stat 1 no exper!-| ‘There were a lot of holes 4am 4 Louis declares he'll be fast enough. pores tas te Segre Hn. Titan PO e ; tues, Comis seating with outh ‘side | net Saturday. knife 5 #0 (he \true, will be found filling all the| Pete Muldoon admits Seattle MEMPHIS—interference by Ref.| holes wherever possible not win. a SU ie leree Haacke was all that ree The National | ue seems to be Just Printers , aaa 9 | ack Moran, St: Lou, | from Wolfram Refuses to all New York, with @ remarkable] Game starts at 8:30. Wade Hoyt, the youngest re | |knockout last night. The sched: in defense and a slugging out-| i haat 5 ena eruit in the major leagues, ||tled eight-round fight with Jack | Sign 1917 Contract iiit'to tack up. McGraw’s hurl- BATTLE TTLE SLOWS UP } snapped in action for The Star tears was stopped in the sixth. | “= ers are not the best in the league, at the Glants’ training camp at -— | Frank Wolfram, pitcher for Ge-/but his hitters will spoil many a PARIS, March 20.—“Slight Marlin Springs, Tex | ST. PAUL-—Billy Miske, with #/attle last season, has returned his|cinner for the other pitchers. ress,” despite bad vote and swollen paw, reached home tojay|contract to Dugdale unsigned. It} The Braves appear to be the most|struction of all means of © le cnet ————@ | #everal thousand dollars poorer be-| was stated that Frank had not re-|dangerous opponents of the Giants,|cation, was reported by the j cause he was forced to cancel ceived a contract for the coming|with the Phillies and Dodgers run-lofficial statement today in BY PAUL PURMAN | baseball head iealeie eae eaame ———" | training for several bouts last !season, Such was not the case, ning in the order named Avre-Aisne district, | (The Star’s Special Sport Writer Wade Hoyt will not be with the IEF G ” R kie 4 Touring the Major League Giant In the season. 1 irst Giant Rookie Training Camps) will be to Memphis, whe I lere for 1 raining MARLIN, Texas, March 20. Mike Donlin, an old Giant, will : | © 00 COO 00OHOSO0OOOCT SL OOD ES DOTTTD OO © 00000000000 00000000 00000 0000S OOO OOO: —Today | looked over one of | look after him—but this is not on - the most remarkable, if not | account of lack of ability, but be| Fletcher Brann of Ca bis @ | THE most remarkable boys (cause McGraw fears his extreme | Mich, is the outside ttle > | who has ever broken into |youth may be @ handicap to him or signed for 1917 to put in his/ i | baseball—Wade Hoyt of Brook: [without another season in the|appearance. Fietchtr, a 190-pound/ > lyn, | minors | twirter, arrived in town yesterday ‘ I talked to half a dozen Giants,| Hoyt has onty been pftching ball |from Michigan. Bill Cunningham, t the outfielder, Is reported on his including Manager McGraw, about amateur and professional—for way North from California | this young pitcher, then ‘looked |two years. 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