The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1917, Page 6

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BROUGHT HOME Some MEDICINE FOR ME To TAKe OS aN ] WaTWe UAKERS DIVING IN LAKE: OVEN FoR SPONGE cones eu SIVELY IN THE ES TRNGS “ GMO Or THE GENTS OF SiMPGOOFIA ALLOW ONLI ONE HANK? TO Hei DOME AND SPEHD muCi4 Te TRYING To PART (1 INTHE IDOLE - 7 oa (TW WELT MORNING | HEARD FROM MY —— IN CANADA! A BR\DE-To-BE OF SWAPGOOFIA PICKING WER TROUSSEAU- Im spite of the disorganizing as a meanc to keep in condi- may or may not have been the effect of the war on al! sports, tien source of the game ac it is Ternic has always been the mnis is more popular than - yelled me pastime of the elite. Just ae Played f ever before. baseball gained its first im An early writer tells of a | _ This is partly due to the fact petus as the nation sport of this t played on horseback _ that’) municipal playgrounds country in the ranke of the _ have stood sponsor to the out Union troops in "61, #0 the oor sport, and are encouraging game of the racquet was fos | the wom. and middle-aged J omen of t communities to | take up the pastime. i Without a doubt this is the | Ome game that peopie who have the stamina of the inclina tion to go thru a long period of _ training can pick up and use it tered by the elite in France The history of early tennis is written on the golden record books of the English, French and Spanish royalty There are several references made to games in the early his tory of these countries which century the g became ¢ fad of the French court, and almost a hundred yeare the shadow of the racquet was seen on the history of Europe How the game received its WOSNAPPED AT WOODLAND PARK (le!t to right) —Margaret > Tvadalatdl Fogelberg, ' Milton Ha-dicht and Eveiyn Goss [ote “tencve LEAGUE RESULTS | ee M’Ginnity No Longer [ That Seattle has the fin- est billiard parior in the 4 world? Come in and sec ‘ BROWN & HULEN Joe McGinnity is no longer connected with the Butte base Second and Spring decalate ¢ ga AN dar club, The veteran has Third Floor r sold hig stock to other stock L, holders in the team and has tneormesaem pamoutad stepped out 28 manager SRT, Northwestern League BASEBALL DOUBLE-HEADER SUNDAY Spokane vs. Seattle}: een a man postponed on account of rain, a double-header will be staged DO YoU a a a Butte Boss KNow| |. shag sch V league fo « al hae O. He first me to thi TWO GAMES—ONE ADMISSION iene ax owner and manager of FIRST GAME AT 2 P. M. ; As the result of yesterday's fracas scheduled here between Take Fourth Ave. Cars Admission 25¢ and 50¢ Spokane and Seattle being lTennis Forging Ahead Despite War; Net Game Fostered by French Elite name has never been satista torily proven theories of ite derivation, how ever, are that it comes fr French tamis ning “siege,” Iv The two main taken from the formation of the racquet The one ly accepted by tennis h ane is that the me co ench of the Mi the same way as the modern ex tarts his ponent of the game service with “Ready!” rst om Boys weer adm George Chip Flays KO. RACINE, W June clee begir he 300 class of batters to second lenny Le and Johnny Kilbane ' wan place among the American y he eight championship, at at Vimy league swatters. Tris Speaker his side of the pm Ridge Frank ¢ I Still is ahead, with an average bout at Canton, July 4 t te t a t of .369 and Cobb is hitting .335. n s give Kilbane $12,000 or ne Rumler, St. Louis, is a tech Effect of the he 7 e of taking 30 per cent . nical second placer, with a ble tb McGraw Says He Hit mark of .364 nd Mi would provide a monster § ; ‘ Other American leaguers st foned interce ywd and a terrific wad, Hinkle Umpire First in Mix o t Mcinnis, Phi. the of al Purdue and said, and New York is slipping asa ; R at ‘ hia: ¢ h ton; | Notre Da center, he averred 7 & ar Cha ne cle d; Strunk, Philadel verage of 247. Rawlings, Sammy Bohne, last season with a W. 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