The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1917, Page 11

oeti er 3 ae sa Champion to MUTT AND JE THURSDAY, FF Jeff Doesn't Know Go to France I Dow care, Tstice STick Tow THAT WE OUGENT TO. NANE Biecesy NAY THE WORLD rHE cS Saaidaall } TeLL YoU WE Dower & NReD A BiGNavy! OUR HISTORY MAS BEEN \ MADE WIth OUT A BIG NAVI Did Jonny PAULL TONES NEED A PLEE TO DREADNWAUONTS IN (812? S ( | Seattle Is Loser, 6-1, to Beavers NORTHWESTERN Robert Simpson COLUMBIA, Mo, May 24.— ‘The world’s champion hurdier, Robert Simpson, yesterday pined the field ambulance corps of the University of Mis: souri American unit and will leave with it for service in France. Meeting C alled to Continue Athletics PHILADELPHIA, May 24 a state! | jant Wilson to the colleges ac of nceling ‘ ° ‘ cae ca VANCOUVER, B, C., May 24 The loca! ball club came near shutting out the Seattle Giants in |yesterday’s fracas on the local aseball lot when ft was returned » tally was put over | na brace of errors, and when the ortunity presented itself to the sitors to make a few res in the last canto, they failed thru after getting the loaded. Alex did not much of a puzzle to Van- batsmen. The score AB RH. PO. a8\to come Deen called for bh matter of co Billiard Sharks to Do Battle Tonight: ; ° Joe Schermer and Johnay Gil- die 1 : ° My tied with Charley Jordon for) Cu : fhe three-cu: ard ip of the city meet tonight the first game of elimination at Be Brown @ Hulen parlors. n®| bases prove a. B x ‘ ‘ ‘ National League Not |i" to Cut Player Limit} CHICAGO, May 24.—The Nation- # league will not retrench. 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Reports—Tell Where to Go Live-wire { r reports re- ed weekly all good fish- pe condition what fish caught— Consult before Consult window)— Tell the of water being to use are what these reports going out Fisherman’s Barometer” (in ndition of tomorrow’s weather A Prize for Bass and a Prize for Trout Each we are giving a special »w Basket for the largest layed here, and another for the finest catch Bring in your fish and win a Basket. Sporting Goods Just a Little Better Than the Average No matter what the sport, tight thi ust a little Sporting Aeee store. Guns |Piper & Taft Have you see The Sporting Goods Store the new 1109-1111 Second Ave. NEWTON? week during May prize of f Bass di f of Trout. you will find just the better quality, at a real MONOHON CANOES Made in the Weat for Western Waters, more | o| National Doesn't Suffer :|Precinct Registras a-0-2.| Vaughn, | \National League Must | Win World’s Title to Give Baseball a Boost. NEW YORK, May 24.—"The National league some world’s championships Or baseball——as well as the Na- | tional league—ie going so suf. fer,” said John K. Tener, presi- | dent of the National league, to | day. | “The ease with which the | Red Sox def Brooklyn last | year and the fact that they had little trouble In winning from Philadelphia the year before makes it rather hard for the National league. “We aven't been world's amptonships enough. The reputation old Cubs and the ol don't | | do us much good, The fact that the Braves established inning a world’s ¢ Jim four straight game own heart that st years eltho I know ty comparison en the record of not suffer Tener undoubtedly has grasp- ed the point on which the Na- tional league kind of baseball is going to live or die. The National league will have to win some championships be- fore it can take rank with the brand produced by Ban John- son's subjects. New York has acquired consider. able of a National league baseball jelub, It fs expected everywhere that it will win the National league champtonship. If it does it will must win -we do winning often tion for anyth the Ame league can trot at In a sho . it would be a hard tas) that aggregation of high hard-playing athletes with which crushed Nation th ot serk ’ defeat strung, The regularity . "| Athletics formerly | doesn't get us any prestige at all. |) 50 Opposition We've got to win championships 4 Sox in 1912 and keep on winning them sictories. in rather bed for t | “I realize just as much as and all this in # cne that our league doesn't » 1 Cubs, the Pirates an to shape up with the America amazing feats of the Braves ve two and 1916 Hook ¢ National 'Portland Offers fon Players to Indians Portland has come tr the Spokane Indians with Infielder Pinelli and Pitcher Fitzpatrick. Tho deal whereby come to the N. W. league has pot jyet been fully settled, however Announced | Are e - ° , Continued From Page 94 | High School Teams ial Will Play Tucaday| Broadway the leader and Ballard tled ip of the high school league, will y off their baseball :|game Tuesday on the university grounds if they can be secured. »/Chet Neff Is Victor | Over Los Angelan| | Wille Hunefeld, Los Angele: Nghtweight, was defeated tn every round of his four-round bout with Neff recently, according to ices from Los Angeles Dr. Evans jt Regular, Licensed, Registered vt Physician | r Twe Saves you one-half or more. . : 4 nen, women and children inds of ac and chronic uses me e, elec- light rational and all modern cash, medi 401 Peoples Bank Bldg. Second and Pike, HOURS 10 a.m, to 6 p.m, Sunday 11 a.m 7 to 8 p.m to 12. “REAL PAINLESS : Perry, and Clia- Cloverdaie, | Raine ernard D. 1 8 3. Donovan Distriet M. 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Weve ALWANS aor ALONG WITHOUT A BIG erect! “ORE Gon” AM@RICAN ies i: 33 monitroR - JUST | YES, and viv You \ Ever sToe 0 yar HE HONG Seew HE'D MAD A ( WHY, CHRisTOPHER >) ( COLUMBUS OfILY HAD | } THREE ScHOONeRsS AND Me DIGCOVERE »f Os THINK, OF AIGHT america! \e . Caprmab. 01) oC Pater IF. Mitchell Says Cubs Have Hope BY H. C. HAMILTON ited Press Btaff Correen “NEW YORK, May 24 Fred Mitchell, firm believer in | golden ‘destiny for the Cubs, after five straight defeats, le | today still certain his National | league surprise party has only started and ip just getting its breath for another jolt. Mitchell points with some satis faction to the fact that, despite losses in Philadelphia and defeat in the first Giant tilt, his team {was playing good baseball in ev- ery game but one. He declares bis pitchers are pitching winning baseball, but the breaks are going vide some pretty strong oppo: | against the Cubs ean | Breaks With Winners breaks are always with a baseball The only ption is that a team, wins by king the breaks. That was f the world’s champion Braves and it has been true of most cham plonship teams, When the Cubs were joy-riding on the crest their ten-straight spree, they were making the breaks come to t club. ex of of the | Mitchell is unshakable in the b 1| that the breaks will co: because his team, he de has the heart } Considerable led t hell s n 1 is plac ng stall hitting Hes fn his old the op dependency in bis pit not a b hop oy is agcregation His position to a fe the ( the two players | Very many more tallies than there | | | twirlers who| is an ac etual need for. |E x-Spokane Twirler Is Winning Contests | SAN FRANCISCO May 2%4.—Al have pit ahead of ¢ or two games sg leader of ording to aver- ced today, Rube has sean six nes and lost only one. — Champ Joins . 8. Officers’ Corps aster White, Chicago National ateur Athletic union swimming 8 joined the arm Ar left last w go @ course of Sixth Mlinols cavalry ining with the Murray Doing Much Work for Oakland | Daniel Murray, Spokane ex-indi- an, 1s proving a veritable truck {horse for the Oakland club. Skip- per Del Howard of the Acorns {s |catching Murray every day, desplie the recent | from th Freddie Will Not Be Missing Any Plunges Freddie Welsh has six bathrooms at his Long Island home. We know some boxers who wouldn't | know what to do with one. rdinala dition of Jack Roche} ~ [Bartieau Robbed in runs, for at best, | ibs will not be able to make Rube Evans of the} LOW ie EXCURSION ‘DENTISTS | EXCUSE TOTHEEAST Round Trip to the Middle Weat and Eastern States and Canada, Commencing June 20 Northern Pacific Railway DAILY THROUGH TRAINS To Minneapolis, St. Paul, Cht cago, St. Louis, Best of Equip- ment, Fart Schedules, Perfect Dining Car Service VISIT YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK EN ROUTE of fares, of wale, trains, dates limits, call at A.D. Chariton, Poruand, ALG. P, A partment borer. ‘|Monday See Tennis With the sixth annual inter jscholastic tournament carded, the| tennis season will get under way tle Monday on the Beattle| Tennis club courts. | Challenge cups have been put up| h will become the property of lthe schools whose representatives win them the first three times Fach school will have three play- ers in the singles and two teams lin the doubles. Women to Holda Field Day at “U” For the firet time in the his- tory of the institution a Field day will be heid by the women of the University of Washing- ton Saturday. Tennis, a regat- ta, hockey and baseball will have a place on the lists. Battle With Ortega OAKLAND, May 24.—Altho “Battling” Ortega was given the decision in his four-round bout with Frank Barrieau last night, the ruling wes decided- ly unpopular, Barrieau had a | big lead in the first two rounds. | LETTER FOR PINKMAN There is a letter In the sport de for Eddie Pinkman, The Star Spangled Banner | floats more proudly over every | that gives a soldier or Bond. | ALL SLEEVE LENGTHS See Windows Showing These Great Shirt Values Madras Shirts Silk-F iber Shirts’ Pure Silk Shirts IN A GREAT SALE For Ten Days Only, Starting Friday Morning $1.50, $2.00, and $2.50 Madras Shirts, soft and starched cuffs, in neat and fancy stripes; also plain colors and self stripes, at for *3.9 Or One for One Thirty-five Regular $3.60 and $4.00 Mercerized Shirts— $2.85 3 for $8.50 Regular $5.00 and $6.00 Silk and Silk Fiber Shirts $4.15 3 for $12.35 50 and Silk Regular $7 $8.00 Pure Shirts— $6.50 3 for $19.00 Regular $9.00 and $10.00 Pure Silk Shirts— $7.50 3 for $22.00 Neat and fancy stripes; also plain colors. 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