The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1917, Page 8

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A ” Sep BY PAGE 8 SURPRISE atk | Wu, ITS AN Ot | CAR we YOu WAIT UNTIL SHUT THE OFF ~1 CAN'T HEAR : MoTorR YOD—Would You Give Balmy Benny a Cent or a Quarter for This Oner SAY GEORGE How OYE [ sreve quartTeR ons \ VT Quatan an’ \ 1S THR SILENT \uwe 006 IN SAUSAGE TF mon \wuRmn om il NATIONAL Flow % orn vm w MU PT AND JEFF—Follow Jeff's Example and Buy Your Bonds Now RVTING A STORY ABOUT A LIL MEEK PENNY AN A | } HAUGHTY QUARTER | “~~, || 1 } | AskeD You iT WASA { jie bY cae ? f SECOND- HAND a ee 41 Tuk A | DONT CALL ITA 9/0 MISUSED SECONV-HAND CAR: | CAR VIOULD Fre ‘ CALL ITA USED PETTER, Tow (> 7 CAR. l yi Ml = By ALLMAN By AHERN ONCE UPON A MANS Pocket BUMPED INTO A QUARTER, Al TIME WA /AN TART HURT TH LiL PENNY 1 GO To CHURCH A PENNY VERY MUCH AN’ IT SAID | EVERY SUNDAY AN’ TH QUARTER Said" \ Pon Have ANYTHING POAWET ME Fours! Two | Te FIRST BORN OF A WAR GARDEN HOW DARE You! 4m wort 25 \TIMES AS MUCH AS You ARE! | BACK AT TH’ QUARTER wit d | | TH STUCK UP NOSE MAYBE You ARE BUT I'M ALOT BETTER “THAN You #RE THATS SOMETHING You DonT Dol ves GONE DHE LE ( ) Tom Pleasure tle here, looked anything $ the cham) fit ‘fams had ur There “famses or Evanse At that, w the club receiv * tion of Bill Stumpf P*Rea” Lynch and > Nick's crew should pu PAgether from now on and step out | ’ | ' | ver the heads of a few others in the race. © FIGHT FANS ARE they will see a featt pion trim a lightw *ta Johnny Kilt Adie * when the two Edw ards Car Pinkman—tangle, Friday ee the Arena Campi is the featherweight and one of the classiest in the co! He holds the und ated ¢ Sanisiiten chathat | Elks and 44 Teams ship of the Pacific coast { 7 § U RAIG H | wi in in City Mixes featherweight division om a Pinkman is one of t Hghtweights in the : Seattle Ball Club on Winning Ra and the New Syster tors Sun mpage teams wern re holds the 122-pound NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE toth Pat Eastle y ohn " : ates _— S section. He is not as clever as the Prt ltwirled a mighty fine brat ba : wa fox« Campi, but carries a k. 0. punch ee ; ip te enti : R 4 and can step around fast enough to 2 | Elke ‘ Keep from catching cold. A . pet Jack Goldie pulled another , : Weight will be an advantage to him. ¥'t* ‘ one of his somersault catches Agnew and Duncan eee — in the last contest. it was a Rtartkk ond Ladd “FIGHTING” BILLY MURRAY is Spokane's last appearance of life saver i a ® not satisfied with the showing he! the season against the Seattle ‘4 aaee made as “Ratt in| club was most disastrous for © Bigbee hae ah 6 their recent encount the troopers of the Blond Lead Hatton & Oliver ain and Cler enian and has heen met er. Of the seven games played l out of t Sarriean for a fo ‘oun 1 go In Oak here the Indians took nary a the course of t ning Tand next Wednesday night one. The grand finale of the ‘ BEE Gf these two lads serine waelpoken Gunny eben "Cleveland Outpotated by Me the locals trimmed the Nix in s set will tang nh each ¢ both games of the double bill Pate ier Is Sti ll then the winner w eg The games ended in shutouts M t ‘ H er crack at Ortega for the visitors, 4 to 0, and 5 Soe h as to in Fight! PLAYERS IN THE Northwestern! > lax W & made A ' : ape BY H.C. HAMILTON Jeague can thank their y stars stand in the 1 anto of the sec: | T Cunning ‘ H NEW: YORI duke. tiiesLee thet they are ir Nort game wher two down t * Fohl, manager of the Cleveland ontt € an any ot in t t for F a ae Indians, unlike rival managers leacue tr a hiffed a oad Ser ile in the yerican league who ‘ Pres d Hewett sta e aa | have e sed their feelings Northwestern t wo ealey Raymond's ae | lery ize their teams, the ree days of this wee 4 0 °/ Fohl has an idea that fickle fa n A 1 t T : 4 ® € he le wit € h ¢, + 4 : ° : +4 P : ; eT en he a ‘Nothing can stop us now,” “7 t earns 1 t 1 declared Skipper Bill Leard this | # ve gee 8 pennant fight for al orning. “We are right in the | °° abi ut Hacrifice ger, anyho old A.season form and will a) 4 at deal f “ROO HOO LLIF M step right over these birds to d pitchers, co who ix Pac const t rt the top of the ladder. We have |} trength with the probable return to Skampion #¢ ‘ that page a chance now to meet the two f Joe \ d and Guy Morton Intvre gave ghk the title? teams that are ahead of us in on ha d he has some weddine t what Ito, the race in this and the next ‘<seon z left of his ill, but Wood fackle Jack Ne Alt Lake Series, so just watch us be at still as much of a mystery as he eto Sacrament the head of the class two |‘? Bs aix months @ has start We note thar \\ ‘ weeks hence. 30! t once and was altho he fn San F co, his home : ne nicely 4 Yankees ie pulled the Ken Williams, the ontfield ho | ¥ aris "i inuous m weather will Shere that be did here. but t “a from Spokane to Portland last | Daile ra ay Fe) ©, make a big difference in Wood,” $f there knew has been sold to the St a said Fohl. “If he us any Tack nger ne aa es La own deovace ART WOE ee we will cut a figure tn the rtoonine t Fy a . Jac f 4 8 b 4 nhant fight there. "g up Bobby Coltrin, former ae, tf 40 0 0 i On the same card Willle Hoppe, Spokane infielder, but when | Atumnnh., aa J. McGraw Suspended aA Rey Campbell r Herb Hester heard that Rob , nbiseg a} ace : ! * — ert's arm was flooey he called i 3 ‘| for Fighting Umpire off the dea i : $$ 8 8 8)..NEW YORK, June 11.—John J ‘ Tr McGraw, manager of the New York Curses, Ball Tossers kippe Willams made Bill otaln wet! 24 9 *)Glants, has been indefinitely sus >. in Stumot captain of the Reds | ge or eee ett 9 19 e—s{rended by Gov. John K, Tener, Have to I ay W 4Y IN when he fo the team. Stumpf | senkan $9.6 6.0:0 06 bce president of tte National leaue SAN FRANCISCO, June ” a of class around x bi olde Hacrifi; i hits for his fight at Cincinnati with Um Fen the ball ers will i sack and should be of a | eins, 7 Cunminehy 1 pire Byron. Byron and MeGraw way Into recre n , reat deal of help to the N i joldle came to blows after Cincinnati de hen Oakland an Frane ae yee ah feated the Giant ' & new se The free 4 President R. L. Blewett in | \*° | , feA and every cent taken back from Butte, where he was man coe : detained to help straighten out ; o 'Players Protect ed by President wWit.| the McGinnity tangle. Tom | Jack Dillon Will ame : Meee ta cien the wa: Robtine, a former Beatile Ath ; : : Umpire From Mob letic cli n, wae @ great help Fight for -Uiicle|. en aque ac vans 1 n untang NATIONAL RESULTS declares Blewett. Robbins is | Dillon, fad! At *. Louls Phitedel ad one of the big stockholders in | listed in the navy He At Chicvgo 6. New York 5 the Butte club and one of the |nal mination today At Cincinnatl 3, Brooklyn 4 | game's greatest boosters in the ' probably be went to a No other. | mining city ing station immediately ng the Butte affair, INDIANAPOLIS, June 11—Jack| Players from both the local and polls fight er, has en-|Des Moines teams, with the ald of took his fi-|the police, saved Umpire Miller and will|/from a beating at the hands of an decision Sunday | eS THe TO Co EM our / | “A unr | ease A CAN Do No URSS TS ABEL IDEA 7 4 = : ( Seer, WHAT Mane g \- | | CNBr AtoD AS || Swen Jert . is c we mone 50 [(ay.x quess t if |rne AS FIO AnD HELP Be SHALOUS WHEN Archie Ve BRON HORE Some GUY 7¥ ree Re Mavala | 2 Ger THis BOND HAW ee Must @F oll . 4 im tH of e NING E } aoe Go BYY | AND Btouw Hina , 2109 t \ THREE FEET, Ap pinata | y LIBERTY BOND Law BOND Hover. ti i feed Hig Sha i ~ NSTEAD OF SPPNING vee THAN M6 MONEN (NTO THE Us TREAY oe TAVeS man Per es yay iM BOYS TRAIN Campi Goes to Dan Salt’s Health Farm % Eddie Campi was no sooner town that “Car uso’ Dan Salt had hustied him off to hie health farm nette “lam taking Eddie down to the healthiest little spot in the world to have him get finest kind of ch he Where irped “Caru » Saltair, trim ne. ar Ma in the for Mr Pinkman when he meets t Gentieman next Friday night,” Saturday, as bundled the Californian on the boat bound for Bremerton Dan will also take to his far days to pu can with then rest wu him Wagr Jack workout Har ry 3 Eddie Pinkman? Has the talkative one got a case of cold feet, and beat it for parts unknown? Not on your life. He's just pulling an other of his little stunts. Sh Sh! He has gone into secret training for hie fracas with Campi “Salt farms, bah!" the talkative what “Caruso” and joy were putting over “Campi can one exe whe laimed n told and his pride hav e all the SAN FRANCISCO, June 11 A loud roar Coast league following an nouncement magnates that be He not but out plan play ha Pe Salt met resi state W take the vidu the the cut, beginni nry Berry arose players by sala publication from today,, of the individual ries would ng June 16. made an announcem in understoc details of before form ers The ortland —advi Lake and t any sale ‘ments of ma ner, has nent yet working his retrenchment iikyees No Games Played rally Portla na ady and already been notified stated that Portland players in the latter city and voted to despite that all decline reductions will be re matter, preferring jal owners announceme: reductions hbether such act n is doubtful Baum, preside cue remaing siler ion nt will be of the ut regarding to let ind! themselves make nt will The be. owners Owner 1 training he wants to at all the | health farms Look at me Watch me dust a little of the healt! | health off Camp in in the world. I'm working out in a secret training place. look pretty good, that now don't ring fa ' 1? mi rm | Al Sommers, the Portland middle | welght ned himself — the t San Francisco for thowing against “Bat ‘ 1 but stowed “Mex The rounds, but m all the Billy Murray was badly beaten by “Battling” Ortega in their recent fracas in the South after a fisht be Camp Eddie Campi brought word | back from San Francisco that the four-round sh | they did for moters are tempting cards, a time putting ows crowds are not turning out to ke The pro on many declares Cam. | pi, and it will be only a short ) time until ) Darmody of \ hat no Many fans fore the proposed completed war situation make th ly necessary In Montana Cities | No games were played in the Montana cities of the the take interest again, Trouble Ahead; Saastore Slash Players’ Salaries rnon ha getting reduced t will exceed 10 per cent fans begin to he thinks announced less and that no western league Sunday. game at Butte was postponed out of respect for the bereaved of the mine disaster, and rain called a halt at Great Falls predict trouble adjustment is The owners say and the new than be th taxes retrenchments absolute North- The AMERICAN lapel At Clevelan No others played On a slow field, camp Sunday, 6 to 1, 0. the Cheasty ball angry mob of fans, following a bad| themselves will decide how much peas took the For War team into few people 1917, br 7 WA &SPUO- GEE You OUOHT To SEE How PROVO) \a PAPA 1S! “«. Britt wa may rea ta lo ou st a Dry Dockers The Duthies jou Sunday nine tl 1,000 White For call or mmed the day, 6 to 1 ere, 6 to 1. ) i Schmutz’s Dry Dockers classy Renton outfit ALASKA EXCURSIONS The “Princess” Line Steamers Canadian Pacific Railway SKAGWAY sci. $66 SEE Inside Passage MILES UN Make the round trip to Summit of White Pass by "ass & Y Sailings—June MAKE rates, adc write General Agent Passenger Department, 71 e _C. Fisher. I ‘k Ree U & Pat Officed short. They were hard to tape, and proper battle toe to toe with Bat Nelson in tha great 18-round fight know that he pos- sessed rare courage. There never was any question in my mind as to Britt’s game- ness and I had a good opportunity of siz- ing him up, having seconded him in most of his fights WE JUST DUG ME UP AN RAN INTO TOWN FOR A PHOTOGRAPHER! jee} v “errmese 1917 ore Pw s a wonderful little fighter and boxer but lize that he was badly handicapped. 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