The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1917, Page 9

STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1917. PAGE 9 MUTT AND JERK —When It Comes to Defining Nauctial ‘Terms, Jeff Is No Webster. Frade Mark Rea. Us Pat Cottey BY BUD FISHER. oc a, 6% ta é Siam s 4 — ee — a —___— Te ae e yet _ ~ ¢ 7 ve se I Dow? see much 3 ITs AAT HEY! CoT THAT OUT! se Say, Mur : : ane) & we ] Prt ain nae was Sate You STEGER WHAT KIND OF A POOL Hhagaab padi + \ : A 5c beethate Bl gay STUNT (1S THIS oo cae Fo } Compass, sow BVUP ID, wee, “_ AA Gee e OR De RED ° ‘ a on ~ ' KIND OF AN OFFICER, WERE GON le THAT Tune chilli C Box THE Compas> . Y Like THE ENSIGNS Bowe OY) eas Gor any Trine ERS 1c. ORDERS ee Sow-wes i Gra ie ‘ — On me T want * ‘ ty) TO Know IT} TORM OF PROTEST has A n lauched toward Carl Mays in the American leagu Carl uses the “bean ball” to get himself Gut of a hole when pitching a tough game, is the claim of many bat . among them Lee Magee, of the Yankees, who went to the big show from the Seattle club. Mays is also a former North stern leaguer, having seen ser under Nick Williams when the] PRiand club was in this circuit Frank Thrasher, the young Ath Istie outfielder, is the latest one to find fault with Mays’ delivery Thrasher declares that in a recent fracas Mays threw several “bean ers” at his head, until he bit him Last year Mays was accused sev- eral times of getting the old apple too near the ivory for comfort, and the year before he had his famous run-in with Ty Cobb for the same reason " “a z ov ’ i] areas vorml WANTS TO BOOST (Wace an Officer |/ HE'S. IMPROVING RIGHT ALONG) Nix Win makes his winter home in the Rose City, Winter before last he hi HIS H Len Wattlett, ch f the | bd * occasion to tell of his tiff with the Elk ° Athletic po pprcntac Bi M In Wild b Contest i write of tne tact that se for the Presidio, near San Fran. { ) claco, to study for a commis ( sion in the U, 8, army. that I am not what would be con The vast improvement in |Kraenzlin set the record at 1616 sidered a wild pitcher,” said Mays, form shown by Robert Simp- [in 1898 and for 15 years it stood “Georgia peach will leave the last of the week “there is one ball that is very hard} $°" the Missourl hurdling [the attacks of the greatest hur the ball around conatanlal “While the records will show the ball around considerable, it ‘ streak, in hie recent races at diers. Shaw, Edwards and Nichol was for me to throw, and when the sdwards anc NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE | ‘ , catcher calls for it I generally buzt.| the Drake relay at Des Moines, [son all equaled the mark, but not | Fo 5: | pci pre Pes wal po d This is the ball they were yelling} [@ and the Penn relay at Phii until Fred Kelly came along in 738 H 67] ing to win until the final if: about, and it was one of these that| @delphia, Indicates that the [1912 wag the split second jerked $ = {80| frame had been tolled off, made Cobb think I was trying to| Showme state wonder may from the record § ‘ be | e re fe 4 . hought lose this season to real « ® 490 ace ‘bean’ him. I hadn't even thought come ¢ Kelly, Murray id Simpson then " " A t 4 of such a thing. izing his ambition of running lL elipped another 1-5 pe ar from . | Ten straight for Tealeyiiay ud fell, I buazed one over. It was| {he !20yard hurdies In even {the record and last year Simpson | li waa Sask ogee, cadaionse| nn ae i Close and high. Cobb dropped to} time. ran the distance in 143-5 and on apts x sae | the dirt and then got up and threw] Going over the high sticks in 14 n waa unofficially timed jenetting stugtest,” sald President Some weather, <76 Tim | | Daniel Edward Dugdale, in his of | his bat at me. [ picked up his bat |seconds seems a remote possibility and walked down to the plate and/to some, a few coaches have in. | 5 or 2-5 of a second heid {t out for him to take. As he/sisted that it cannot be done, but from a record over a sprint dis reached for it, I let it drop to the | Simpson believes that he can nick | tance {# difficult to imagine when | ground. Say, talk about mad. why,/3-5 of a second from his present|it ts considered that the principal ts, the|_ It looked like the Indians were | §, (ie! coing to keep right on hittin’ "em | Giants, had been trimme¢ to 7,/out in the ninth until Bill Leard by Nick Williams’ scarlet bedecked | took the box himself. | fice yesterday, after his p the ninth scored Konetchy with a ball game sta, the winning run for the Braves, he was a regular mad man!” world’s record and has been pa-| hurdle and sprint records have not | | Spokane Indians. | She ee tiently practicing changes of form) been lowered that much in two Daniel Edward was right. It cer Yesterday's big league hero F.C. FARR AND D. E. Dugdale, |that will make this possible. |decades, and if Simpson can do it! tainly was more of a field meet than| 7—J0e Wilhoit. His single In owners of the Spokane and Seattle| For years it was clatmed that/he deserves to be recognized as the} / ed yesterday after N. W. league clubs, have gone on/the 120 hurdles could not be ne; most remarkable athlete of his} noon at the local battlements, record as being against the use of|tiated in 15 seconds. A time. The Giant pitchers failed to hold] aRe BS profanity on the baseball field — = the slugging Nix when they got]. Stuffy McInnis added another “The use of profanity and vulgar tuned up, and after using Reppy,| Dingle to his long string of safes Rock and Dafley on the knoll, Skip-| tes as the Athletics fell before the |per Leard went into the box him-| Y@ self in order to retire the visitors} \" the ninth. The score | bi been littl = e Dr thea tar thie year at the Se- I /ooks I ike Majors attle park, will not be tolerated,” wit Oe Cotes on oe coms) =») Will Open Up Late's. A. C. Honors Baird] with orders ‘% arrest any one who \for Winning National ; fry é ie Epha Rixey was good In the first inning against the N. Y¥. A © | Giants. The score rapidly be £ | came 5 to 0 after that and Beattie ABR. HT makes himself obnoxious to any Serer : r 21 HI ‘a fan for these reasons. The rules NEW YORK, May 9—In ing because bad weather is Just a* 125-16, Championship! °.3 $| stayed that way. ‘ the league are against such| epite of Ban Johneon, Gov. likely to strike in May as in April | fect ae | ae eis ¢| — Pthings, and this is one city where| Tener and others who favor |'t has been pointed out that many | — gan Baird, 125pound Ameri. | oll 3 1 8 ¢) It required six White Sox pitels we D they will be enforced. I am thank-| — , clubs have lost day after day ID] can amateur boxing champion, Moree. ot i tae 3 slers to discourage the Browns, but _- Tful and proud that such things have] °@°lY openinge for the baseball | May because of rain was the honored guest at a ban- T. Cunningham, ¢. 3 0 0 4 ilthey pulled thru with two "not occurred to any extent in our] season, it Ie evident that a It has not been pointed out by | quet tendered him last night by pede ue ® : 4 ° °| tories park.” strong fight will be made at = the exponents of the present sys the Seattle Athletic club, whose Dailey, p . oe fae Yee ome Yee | — i “ee next winter's big league meet. tem of opening, however, that) colors he bore to victory in the nah - se - } Fielder Jones came close to E SEATTLE BOOSTER ciob| [ngs for a change in ¢! snow and cold are as much respon-| fecene ational tournament at ei Ettl rood gh GE AR OM gil Miller Huggins’ record when id D. H, Dugdaie have done some-| The almost unbearable weath- sible for double-headers laid over! goston, i Be weg bar ; t | he shot 19 Athletes inte imam ee thing that to them may seem but a] ¢F which greeted the players |{rom April ag is rain And when hte nett of hacermongie | ; fcoltrin sm S44 1 OF frat game. : we small thing. They have ordered| when they tried to open this baseball fan goes to a baseba youthful champion was present. | | lemmas 6S oe tes tan Pe eS 4 the gates opened on Saturday after-| year undoubtedly wae the fatal park and spends the afternoon) ¢4 with a life membership, en 4 Los Angeles Lads |""«""» ap Os | Carmen was in a slump yester (5 oe hoon to the achool boys of the city| Straw. Five or six magnates {shivering. he is likely to reach &| Graved on a silver card, It Is os [lafayette Iv cee 1 2 8 elday. Y Fred only hit .600, ed . without admission. have expressed themselves [conclusion that his next visit Will] the first time in the history of Will Come North for °°": \, : ae Sh) So This is Bound to have a much] very strongly inet another be along about July 4. And a fan the club that an athletic mem. | Ch s hij | Baidwin, ¢ ..... es ae ee ee Goldie was ditto, only hitting : ene i souttng effece than it| opening during the season of once turned is a fan almost un-| ber “hag been accorded thie | ampionship Meet | : 333. rah would appear on the surface. For| uncertain weather. made. One shiver {* enough to] ponor, piss ie rs ‘ Four boxers from the Los H. Ebbets, president of take many a dollar out of the mag A | Butte continues to lose. “Suds” Sutherland marked up a no-hit, no-run game for fn the <chool boys of today we] Charl ! > ; Rave the fans, the players, the|the Brooklyn club, is expected to nates’ pockets : : : Ane hexere _ from the Lee “titers end boosters of baseball to |lead the raiding battalion in the, The baseball fan doesn’t mind if O. A. C. Athletes Get Fab ieaneasbepaerle eon morrow National league, and the New York jhe is deprived of a baseball game | ’ EAL s C will come Worth with De Wit , will come out flatly |thru rain, because that's expected| Officers’ Commissions |;~ Me AE gpa ied ad Cunningha man 2, Goldie ble plays—Leard to There is no telling how many |club probably fl + a i te 6 Tacoma. future Cobbs, Wagners, Spaldings|in support of the change in the ail thru Sa ae. o> Soeenateee, 2 a | SOMMERS NO }] Southern inetitution here at | Murehy to Merwe to eee wut Ee Bie and Chadwicks will become inter-|American league. nates insist on playing baseball,’ CORVALLIS, May 9.—Among the {| the Far Western boxing cham. hasee on baiieor| Fred Libke, Portland southpaw, ested in the game by thus being ad-| It has been argued by both Ban | despite low temperature, It—speak-| recent appointments for cadet of MATCH FOR Pionship tourney, This word | Bixbes 3, off Dalley | off Rock ¢. off/has been signed by Seattle. mitted free to one game a week Johnson and Gov. Tener that a/ing the unvarnished truth—corrals|ricers at O. A. C. were three promi CLEV 1K {| hae been received by Superin. |RcPry ® Wild piiches Rock, Bisbee eball bas reached a point|later opening date would gain noth-|his angora nent athletes. Meier ("Darkhorse") ERM tendent Chet Mcintyre of the 1 hit off Rock in 6% Innings; § Harper hit another homer at Baseba . " | Re 7 8. A. C. 2,9 hits off Dalley in 2% Innings: 0 fins, @ hits off Leard in % ining. “Um-| Tacoma pire—Eckman Newman, captain of the 1917 foot where a new foundation must be _ - —— laid for future building. We would ball team; Butts Reardon, foot-| PORTLAND, May 9.—Seventeen 3 call this laying the foundation on Ea t and WW t t baller and track star, and Howard | hundred fang today nce re ‘ ieee Tock, that will prove not to be sand. Ss es fe) | Ray, captain of the 1917 basketball! Mike Gibbons the world’s greatest Joe Bay ley Ready to TENTH STRAIGHT! Williams were nicked 4600 Fhe : ee team, and captainelect of the 1918/0xer. Last n they saw sins Box uy Jandsome” Ed See eee gas |tor talking Desk wo Oaanan : 2 s e WHO DO YOU SUPPOSE has T 1] M Latntet Hol, Al: Meakinetk ae ae, Rintaat Fall te Kicked the slats out of his coffin, ang ¢e in ajors| wy ion he world’s middlewei cham sonatas and Stevens; Hall Friday is “Ladies’ day.” Sat combed out his hoary beard and Is iB Club W T pion and—great gobs of erief—it| | Joe Bayley, former Canadian |‘ , ees urday is “Kids’ day.” about to do a “come back” stunt? utte Glub ants | Om) Was pathetic ightweight champion, sends word None the less than that footlight) —....0" BP lag onl | ee pitchers | Sommers did not have a look-in,|that he is ready to tangle with BUTTE LOSES AGAIN yeh, James Edward Britt! NEW YORK, May | Way that recalls the performance ee te a| Fitzsimmons in Lineup} trom one end of the sixround af| Eddie Pinkman, local 135-pounder,| At Vancouver 3-8-1, Butte 26-1. O-round fracas for the cham. Russell, Acosta and Cadman; ere is just one boxer that] ¢irge jousts of the season be lof George Stallings’ famous trio bieapiont fair to the other. Altho he kept|in a Britt wants to take on before he| {iret Jones Ot aoe aeeein the | when they fane thele way to |. It is reported that the Butte club|swinging in the general direction | Plonship of the Dominion Hunt and Kafora climbs back into the coffin of re-| wational league will be staged | world’s championship. in angling for the servicas of Tom|0f Mike ali the time, he was not EAA hamentcae tirement—Oscar Battling Mathew) togay, With first division hon- The Cardinals’ greatest asset is| Fitzsimmons, who is on the sus-)abdle to land one lone solid blow Nelson. ors In the circuit eplit between [their pitching. Thus far Huggins’ |Pended list of the Brooklyn club|Sommers finished with a pair of] “Nelson stuck 10 rounds with the country’s two sections, the hurlers have held their own, but |for failure to report. Fitzsimmons blackened eyes, and his nose bled) Welsh Britt, “and the world) Cgrginais will battle at Phila they have not been called on to| finished the fag end of last season | lost continuously from the sec Confiscated Booze Put to a Good Use knows I can beat Nelson.” deiphia, the Cubs at Brooklyn, |check heavy hitting clubs Itke the | With Butte, being drafted by Brook-]0Nd round to th Mike aid | ‘ é a a H . 5 the Reds at New York andthe [pniiiies, Giants and Dodgers. The | lyn. not even have a chance to in Hutchinson, Kan. ie REBECCA DANCE Pirates at Boston. ‘ expected slump may come with the show Py store for ‘ ar of stop: | ‘pi kvmepay!® The Cubs and Cardinals have|gt. Louisiana on the road, but Hug: | esas - |ping Sommers altogethe Hutchinson, K ont-0) Palledelb net * - » Ba . | . 60 aun, 7.) ch . Kansas, 7 At New Yor "hiladel ‘The University Rebecca. Auxil-| proved themselves well equipped tolging tasiats his hurlere are in con-| McGinnity Fails to In the somi-windup, Harry Casey |} .,'Shuovs wien with thirces win ([Ambenee, cea Nariteny Maver itecy , 4 . , {of Seattle had the better of “Muff | eee Collect Good Material ronson, Portland lightweight, |} !ment the waste of whisky and {[*"., Rovton 2-6-1. Brooklyn 1-4-1. ‘Tyler man’s hall, N. 64th st. and First! the league leadership and the Cubs |whom he outweighted, The affair yen re a Kansas, {/and Goway; Petter and Meyers ave, N. E. re only slightly behind, in third NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE [| It ts high time that McGinnity| Was called a draw, however, Shell leretofore (hese liquors have ee DENTIST Years of experience have made me a af . - been poured into the gutter to » v lawoke to the fact th slub|MeCool of this city and Joe Gor- place, The Pirates have played BASEBALIL awoke to the fact that his club| McCool of this city an ay to ti] master of my profession, an fary, No. 196, I. O. O. N., will give|take care of themselves. The Car-| dition to meet the tent. a dance Thursday evening in Coll-|dinalg are pressing the Giants for | —— noe — AMERICAN t | tease with their aroma. But $| poston : needs new blook ° © tes an ” nly mediocre ball so far, but the sroxane nee’s new blood, The Butte team | ™ tha advent of the motorcar bas 3|Ghesce ° | Reds have performed in vastly dif- [ferent form from the Cincinnati Se iwea si cetns uae tle — brought a new means of dispos 41°", ir" eek aye Seer ae poet ~ it instead of getting reliable play-| ing of confiscated Hquor Cleveland” ate ‘ teams that used to visit around the lers, McGinnity has been experi Vv ‘ ™ cake : “ . ; | Cleveland oe & aba ERIMENT? DENTISTS tiamit, The Cubs, under Fred menting with raw busters. ovenj More Yankee Fighters |} Mayor A. G. Gleadall, of }/peiminpee scscscs '§ ais Ww HY EXP PERIMENT? 7 tartlin ; x 4 . | chinson, enius uns i ae have hundreds of patients whe Danes” Baviiie tojaries "SD men dpligagap pirece cada carta | Will Go to Antipodes)} has discovered the new use for *RESUL } will testify to— ss Methods, fic Work, usonable fees, nderful change T have in their mouths by checking insidious disease of the guma d all of it t Detroit Rien nad 5 -10-1. | MY | liquor. He has ord | who were believed to be essential sad 4 n? i : “i |i6 the team's success, Mitchell has Williams Lets Go of se, Snowy" Raker writes in his tast Scan tadiniers oe eee lieen charging along without a fe = pus etter from Australia that he ts ex-| iniath ae gi Adin , lictup. His team is hitting better Three Young Tossers| pecting snotner delegation of bor | motoreers to tuke the place of } an antifreeze “dope” which the | P than the Cubs have done for some ; Jers from America, The boxers : J 4-6 a (Riggs’ Disenss). a | 4 a by Ty ity has been buying. % |-— —————| DON’T BE DISCOURAGED Three releases were handed out | being selecter! by Tom Andrews and|{ Clty Has heen Diving. Fat roan y dey in the weske an he left | Jimmy Dime, in the East, and will|{ .,1pC\dentay ee atthe minutes any day in 1 just what you n Lonnie McIntosh Out : vottle: ic P elt and Schalk. EXAMINATION, ESTIMATION FREE an Opponent for Bout Wait. \Oeitialder Utechig wore the pier. Berlesiia orton aor eae 1 aha Sonate AMIN ATION, ESTIMATION FR fm order to introduce our new — of your af jers to hear the cruel words, ed—with danger of the pie 7 YORK L . m4 posits a pieces NEW YORK, May 9.—Jack Brit ‘whalebong) plate, which is the) j,onnie McIntosh, lanky light ments for am — |} eventually getting on highway ton and Mike O'Dowd fought ten PAINLESS AUSTIN | | spect to broken bottles, The man Meusel, Infielder Preciado and amas, J by Nick Williams before ACT TODAY Spokane for Seattle, First Base.|be sent to Australia under the care of Billy MeNulty $5 and $10, «| we ¢ " 1. 00 test strongest plate known, | weight, is out an opponent for Fri w a feo as “Fy landsome” Harold to but emptied and sold to a lo- }| rounds to a draw here last night. Third and Pike floes not cover the roof of the! jay night's boxing show at Dream #y ond 9 nal t z wi hw . \ 1 cal bottling works, which will {! A] Reich, local heavy, stopped -, * seen 708, een Bie Core OF 4 | land. (Clift Reed, who was to tke 4 he? om 's.3°" |Referee Champ Battle Get Well the Quickest put into them nomintoxicating {} Terry Kellar of California, in the ae Cue ae cob; guaranteed 16 years. on the former 8. A. C. gladiator, me an excep- Namy e ef Ht th bs pe ) . 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