The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1917, Page 9

Exescoocca MUTT AND JEFF STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1917, PAGE Maybe the Nut Could Pitch at Phat \.l! til Edward > SOI OOR O1 Lavine We } 3 dents upst s that fe not the case, however, or else Sol is just nat getting too old to 1 When Mee ows Sol Li son says that no box er he has anything to do with will ever box again for Joe Walsh of Seattle ot states that the deal Willie Meehan got in Seattle be fore Walsh's cl when he was Geclared a loser to et Melo he ever saw, and for t to be tyre, was the worst and that {f he has to § sort of thing he fers not in the boxing & “Why,’ Sol knocked out Melx first round with a punc peepee CTC SC OI pe ace beg mal SOLVE PRO BLE M : Readers of the sport pages the }cotte pitched hts game April 14. |{n baseball that the olfer pitcher “at a nce bi iad ana | other day were surprised by the| Only 62 hitless games have t are not #0 effective tn the ear welve secc eae ; Be cinhasiser rel Phos ss aaaiae Sain rpring as they are later fn the That the Seattle papers agreed Net one Dasebiatt fan who hae «| hite foul fly whieh legaupht by | S0OPmut of & game pitched by Bd: | pitched n ths Lables oy eaesshvagd Por TT with the refe that McIntyre WAS) 4 neg in an answer to Billy the first baseman, oreating an |‘e Cicotte, veteran White Sor/41 in the National and 21 tn the! ‘cytes feat in a direct refuta entitled to the decision ts not SUF) EB llag baseball problem has Interference which — entiti knuckle ball artist, in which he let | an 62, on! ¥@ OO /tion of this. Cicotte 1s one of the prising, says Sol, because the Rest the right solution. Of the 103 Cobb to first. \the St. Louls Browns down with tin oldest pitchers in the American Berta” who repors the Wome cave| anewers, J. E. Waleh, 908 Cobb Is caught napping off out a hit or run Amole of the Buffalo team, in| /eague tn point of service. ts ts tests are all kids he White building, came the first and thrown out at second Nohit games are ecarce enough |the Ar agua, was the first /his eleventh year in the league Bever seem 8 real nearest of all, and will be by the pitcher, but the umpire | ggg ely F aan Sayin Gievten aioe lene) ea ain oak ations tick mad think the right awarded two tickets for the | called a balk on the pitcher, en- | i GBT ptentied. SAety | Pitchen th. te Ons eearee Teaeees | Bere Ciena ane cf the Bar @o fs stand in with the he s ‘| opening game tomorrow at titling Cobb to second. sh ee eee ee ia de = ac rll nwregie pace ee Oe tee erie as be was) oupdale park Cole ‘ememprs to eteal third goes the honor of r Koott wasis Gh atiak a HON Ee GTR When Be Mae 4 bod geet " Ree het eda | E. $. Manson, 16 Nestor but the egg et tripe him the eartiest biti AW without @ hit waa! year, Cicotte has allowed probab! a vt round, | Duilding, did net have the cor he passes, causing him to be nekoriba ear cy aesitac ce: lu lites Merton aa ike bay’ sinter] han lost Bee| fect solution, but his letter thrown’ out by the catch, but | Or kale a 3 | hen he floored M« Tntyre. T asked was the first to be received of he Ie allowed the.base on ac. |, ieee fi Hie Be ag ats Bim why Meshen toat , He said I) those having a solution more count of Interference by the | aed fetigedlhg punt jeague records ave knew why. 1 begged t . A ardon nearly correct than any others. shortstop. ] A 8 der By ae mera i iat bo ive pel pit A cnt dh Mech seotat Me He, too, will be given two tick The catcher, while standing || ye coee aeatee a Aad fobdaly berated pote gr ec topes said because Meeh an bit McInty ets to the opening game. Rob outside lines of his position 1g. CL | There is a popular superstition per game. for the opener | Here's the foul for one boxe in the pit of the stomach. “Levinson nothing but praise for his treatment at Tacoma, where he went with § dod tor the| Intter’s go wt Casey. ‘Mr. rai ten In the big leagues: Catcher tips Cobb's bat Harr: in tho oe eat ert Buckley, Comet apartments, min He Tepe wins the third set of two sea ae a correct solution of the problem, as doped out by Billy Evans, greatest umpire he TJePF IP WE CoUcD p ON FIND A GOOD PITCHER |! Co on AND YOU FoLLow ME OWT HERG WE CovLD se Some BiG UAGQVE CLUB For. & BONCH OF _NONE ABLE TO —— LeT THe UTTLe oegeea apae MOBOIM CAN 3E@ OS HERE | So Come AND Show Me | WHAT KIND OF A Orrc Her | 6UN oN IN THE BUSHES || FLL SHOW “YAU THAT Tm vou ARE TM TOO TiRED ve SOLO AIM “TO THE GREATEST PITCHER TO WALK Ani FARTHER : Fi | WN THE WORLD ANN Heed! / _ — OH’ VERN \ —_ i Wweew fon AN- ees when the pitcher delivers the (Copyrimht, 1 hy Uap Trade Mork Me me “ty NAUGHTY NAUGHT } Os was TOUT WANE a )\ ofe LIKE THAT —~ IA & OrrcHGR i] QT TE Rew |) PFLOP -PFLOP of nurse Be its satel “Eddie Cicotte Sets Early Mark for Hitless Game | /Vals Sontag ! iF ~~ Will Battle eee Geo. Chip 1916 he allowed 1.78 being second In ness to Babe Ruth, who allowe ) runs per game § — had a bad , | That Val Sontag, Seattle mid- per game. diewelght, Is getting on well In runs each ni Brooklyn and New York Is a4 second shown by the report reaching here that he has been matched fora 12round bout with o— Chip. The battle takes pisos to night at Bridgeport, Conn, Sontag telegraphs that he Ie In splendid form and expects to win before the 12th round, J runs per game a feat whict once, in 1916, | t a record of| Clootte’s effectiveness is due pri-| arily to his h kle ball, a de ry which ented and per. "ea cted which other pitchers t r been able to use ef fe Cleotte says he uses the bell about half the time. | same and touches iF out Cobb, who Is attempting to |) steal home. But standing { outside of hie lines the catcher caused the pitcher to make a balk In delivering the ball, and | Cobb le permitted to score. | ball receive by promotes the Shankin, who te |— coma shows, {s a fine ge states Sol, “ané every well of him.’ . Those who were In aseendenen! at the fight will note that Sol has slightly altered the f of the case, When Sol told ¢ Ry H. Cc. Hatieror *4 seo just how Re . HOTC SATTLE light} weight, writes om Los Ang that he will soofi be coming home for a visit. Leo has been out of the fight game several weeks on a lar he wag) FO | the Giants. es they lead Kennedy, the former heavywelght | formed “JUST DROPPED IN to say bee AMERICAN LEAGUN Eari Baird and Henry Gleason ae ae Lag fn fine fettle for ther fra ‘ + dnesday night,” said Chet Mo |New Yors ‘ sre today. aed : Both boys are in mid-season | wasiins a ar ; , according to t ew super: |i elphia Pre way of a battle when a age §-4 eno vag “ol Baird is just ba from Boston, m and Severoia where he won the national ar ar sland 4-7-1, Detroit lightweight title, the same that! alone. whmke Gleason won last ye: | “ — NATIONAL LFAGUR foran Fails to Pa Show in Reds’ Camp |: account of {llness. He ts all 0. k&.| John McGraw’s club In + again, however, and has placed} league standing Dimself under the tutelage of Ed| The Cardinals and Braves punk he most likely forgot that wer ed Prese Statt Boys up h read the Californta| NEW YORK, April 23.—It is papers and the Braves again who are prov Ing the stickers In the side of With five victories last week, and only one defeat, the New Yorkers, who won four and lost two, but they are slightly In the rear of the = BRAVES AGAIN WORRY TO N. Y. per. Jan P i. -pooresk: récord of the week In the National league, winning one and won two and lost four | n two ond lost four | Pitet fragility seeme to have on Philadelp and Netther of thee The White Sox are running along on early season predictic start this woek with fire and one defeat back of them for the |, t etx days, The Red Box were { Morris Expects who is now # motion picture actor. |ning a q second, with four won and one lost 27h fs thinking seriously of en-jof the Cardinals it may be ax Tho Yankees won three and lott) To Beat Coffey PENSE See Ca aa See tering the movies and may is ion of early season pep,” but | one ' i ; padded gloves on the |with the Braves {t is different. A The Senators brought up the rear ) In N. Y. Fracas | lBob Brown Picks Up ra ler succumbing to the G. in an league, winning Saat PI 4 | W by a Big LL BE three Seattle |opening series, they cn one game and losing four. } NEW YORK, Aprit 23.—Cart ‘ 1enomM In Fas ay Margin J TRERE, WILL. BE referee in the ik and have bu ped the favor-| The White Sox and Red Sox seem } torrie expects little trouble In i - : flog tomorrow night at the Rose|ites for one fall o to have the only stable hurling } winning to night from Jim Cof. || Def k Vancouver, Bob | “OPENER” TOMORROW| City club, Portland | They are card k staffs in the American league. Tho } fey, and will leave immediately signed ‘up Al Ad Bchacht of the Elks’ club ¥ lat McGraw today others have shown decidedly errati $ for Kansas City, where he Is fr Seattle bacamall fane were officiate as the third man in the| Philadelphia turned up with the’ tendencies : matehed for a ib-reund enesun- Mana uih. thee appatinae ring, while Eddie Pinkman takes | a oe — epee Gi | — Moran, | or at yesterday afternoon when the on “Meff’ Bronson Ee wit f - wn de ad Giants trimmed the crack Non- battles Fred Lough, am y Wil}) “ t m pareils on the lot at Dugdale Hams, old Seattle favorite, steps |) LTS “Sibby” Nichols Off. r so and, 4 Manor, 12 to 0. with Jack Wagner. watching the workout, nouk, the big right es to War Once Again) tne Beaver siuge reat win ict Packard ant and was with Van ning seanc r the seml-p 1 excell brand of ball, not having Sehnetder and Wingo son. After part of rmed was 08. Beatle Hish en at Heinie Harstad May Yes, Cobb Scores; Here’s Problem Solution ‘| GIANTS READY FOR FRAY Trim Crack Semi- Pro equal Tomorrow's game and all others “s | | | J May » We a. an was ot Play More Ball Indian and Se Tacoma Gun Shoot ttreak of his teammates | - ee ug days when the F age weit "1 h ball like it was larstad does not belon aa or an TACOMA, April i R ar n a knife. and will o for ¢ pet das erda, The leaguers made all their tal is the proper 10 Cleveland |has again set out to war ! ked 98 Off and the same hus to the * American league clu h the artillery, « y is. I. H. Reld, pro-|¢, Rinpe, the young recruit! Heine ts studying dentlatry tn oe r # second, with 96 rked tionk for the te Portiand and will not play ball be in play no m a hE an receiving ee | “| FREE DOCTOR”): Pirates Failing to Hit Ball This Year|“axr Go to the Right Drug Co. i . Salt Lake 1, § 169 Washington 6 | —_. ey | At Los An les 1 Two-base hits were not at mick h. ‘ the pe page lead. | Fit Pittsburg fans are somewhat dis-| At Oakland 2-3, And the Doctor will give) nee of a premium yesterday er, Is beg & to worry a bit ove n over the poor hitting eu a careful exami hose who punched the agate the failure of McMoran to show # Front at the Disniba (his veer, OF ta gone eae Ration! on the nose for half the dis- fn Spokane. McMoran was sent s ; as “Wagner ja hadi whlaeed, a Prescribe for you! tance were Skipper Leard, transportation last week, but not - a FREE. | ack Goldie and Vernon Ayau, ing has been heard from him sit ee bd ams by Frank Chance of the | is We eave you money and give “Hap” Morse played the right f Angeles clu ITS TT the best possible treatment. garden and led off in the batting alt ah = on ——@, Arkansas B 12593.00| | r » 5 >| rane Paid Wholesale Dealers for || Yellow Newtons ...0.c.-+c--1.60@2 # | é es ts the G ts In three Z | Vegetabies and Fruit Grapetral | at bat he was h wice by Lewis to Wrestle |, te See Dr. Edwin J. 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