The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1917, Page 8

Outbursts of Everett FOR THAT BECAUSE Pe RKience Prue. IN, HANDOING SO AS A COMMISSIONED OFFICER. HAD MEN, Mave I wee KNOW Yes, L Wo WERE NOT WOR wo My HAVE HANDED MEN? THOSE MEN ALSO KNOW fr —— AT LEAST THOSE Frew “Tua You AnD SPORTS AND COMICS =\ ( By IAM wine as you KNOW. , THe Pay ) Goon - ‘ondo WOULDN'T ENLIST UNCESS T COULD) FITTED @x~ weer AND is . GLIMPSE OVER the list of A champions and near-cham pions in Northwestern box ‘ing circles will show that th re in pretty much of a m $8ain after every one had gone to | particular pains to see that they | ‘Were straightened out The featherweight division nee @ little attention this time. Befo it was the lightweight class that '» Beeded weeding out We have two Northwestern tweight champions. Weldon is Northwest featherweight champion in Portland and Joe Hor Fahen fs ditto in Seattle with Jim ty Lewis close on his } (This is not as bad as it 1 be, however. There were sev More claimants for the Northwest @rn lightweight title before the elimination series was staged. tween Wing and Lewis “Match the winner with Joe Harra Ban for the N. W. feather title w-. JOE FLANIGAN, manager of | “Muff” Bronson. writes from Port fy Tend that he has found a boy who an wallop the fast Eddie Campi ticket, Bronson “Campi is a freak,” writes Flan- fm a four-round bout in Bronson. 1 angling with the local promot @rs to put on the match and would certainly not be wanting any of Campi's game if I did not think "Muff will look better in the ring with him than Pinkman did in Se _ attle.” WITH THE ADVENT of 10-round bouts at the encampment at Ame fean lake, local followers of the fistie game may some rea bouts if they care enough for the sport to journey that far to fracas. There is no reason why the best boys in the country brought to American lake for long. distance bouts. see The government puts up no bars to the ring game and boxing is} Yery popular, both In the army and Mavy. In fact, it is encouraged by meny officers in both of these branches ax a help in making clean, manly, athletic young fellows | As decisions are permissible. why not stage a championship bout of our own here in the state of Washington” At present there is some talk of a 26-round melee being put on at the lake. “+e JOHNNY COULON, who was very popular as bantamweight champion, is getting himself in very bad with boxing fa wher- ever he «appears nowadays, it seems Back in Wisconsin a strong odor still arises every of the bout between P and Johnny is mentioned feems that the good folk of Racine were taken down the line by John my and Peter in this fracas time an man mercifully "| for the count of nine It looks like a good bet for some | Tocal promoter to stage a bout de-| and then |+ } Whom do you think “Judge” has | tm_mind? | © None other than his little meal fgan, “but I believe, after w stehing | Bim in the ring for several years, | that I have a Jad who can trim him | cannot be mention e Herman It The minute Coulon and Herman | raised their hands it was apparent to the large crowd present that the match was a fake pure and simple Conlon was only a shell of his for- mer self and was helpless, but Her- | restrained himself us much 28 possible. The cham * ylon pulled his blows and allowed | Jobnny to land a few. Referee Har- ; ry Stout wae “on” in a moment and told the boy th they would Lave to go to it or t out of the ving. After fidd! around while, Herman landed one punch \ to the head and Couljon went down He tried to ‘get up, but bly manager, Nate Fewis, told Referee Stout to stop the bout, MUTT AND JEFF DOINGS OF THE YOu’ RE GOING OM PICKET DUTY “TONIGHT AND THE BE PASS WOR'D 15 *BULL RUN or SQUIRREL FOOD DU AFTER THE FAMOUS BATTLE | BULL RUN~ UNDERSTANDS STAR—TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1917. PES TASK "EM To GINE THE COUNTER SIGN AND IF THEY i's OK PAGE 8 HALT: WHO 1s TeRE? — WHO WANTS | To Know? DEAR 6-8-8-G-6-8- > 8686 BENNY W-Y¥- V-W = OUR- = ‘ ——— . [= NUTTY WATURE MOME OFFICER Pc: BUS STILL HAS HIG TRIALS A LETTER ie BROTHER MAK! COW TAN OAD KICKING PROD FETE SOW a Lae OFF Peony foment Y'KNOW GEORGE ~\ ALWAYS HAVE “TO TAKE A OAY OFF TO READ WIS LETTERS "CAUSE HE STUTTERS WHEN HE weites! FRUMA THe, ol VONALLING ASTREST CAR TO $t0r- FCOR! MURRAY me lie AWFUL! AR [exes ss CROAKING! )yCoveuns “un ILL GET CHAT -Yes, and the Boys Were Telling the Truth at 1 — Do vou THs fm LOOKING OVER. YOUR REGISTRATION BANKS we FIND aul || De PEN DanT upon YOU CLAim exemption! | ON WHAT 62 OONRS Seren aa, Mane Mt . hil isi WU Wu ANH some vs Nuts HANS FoR A Lying One wives ? “OUR HERO” Eddie Pinkman was a boxer bold, Among the boldest of all was he He tangoed and danced for the glittering gold And he made one-thirty-three They never said twice to Eddie Pinkman “Will you box? if they had the kale rur Unis roxy bird never tied To greenbacks served a la bale tne can Now Lightweight Pinkman he likes to fight, And he loves the mob’s acclaim He didn’t wait to put on a uniform And fight for his country’s fame He has mother, A mother inlaw father, in her and still a brother ‘teens, Three uncles and his grandma's motber, All looking to him for their beans But Eddie is a boxer bold, The boldest of all is he For he didn’t wait to be told To fight for his countree, |Brooklyn Dodgers Are! Joe Pipal Must Make Well Behaved Outfit Brooklyn seems to have the best disciplined team in the National league, for out of th venished by the umpi not one of the Brooklyn uffered. New York ha men banished? Boston eight, Cin cinnat{ seven, Chicago seven, Phila delphia four and St. Louis one. just Printers 1013 THIRD TRUSS M TORTUR 1 to prove its AIN 1043 ne superior the We | Up New Football “11”| CORVALLIS, June 26.—Creating a football team out of new and in experienced material is a problem that will confront Coach Pipal of the Oregor Agricultural college next fall as a result of the heavy enlistment of regular football men | in Uncle Sam's forces Os) W hitney’s Horse Is | Winner in Brooklyn | NEW YORK, June 26,—Borrow, Harry Payne Whitney's gelding won the Brooklyn handicap at} nine furlongs over the Queen's County Jockey club course yester day | Joe Benjamin, the Spokane feath erweight, who has been in Cat fornia for the last three months, broke his hand in his bout with Frankle Tucker in Stockton, Cal, ecently. He will stay out of the gome for a few weeks, Mo Sint THON ' SPORTING EDITOR IS ‘hat Cuvee nN, PRESUME 2 GOING TO PAY TO SEE A BASEBALL CONTEST It has been a long time since the sporting editor of The Star has paid hie way into an ath letic event of any kind. It will therefore be quite a novelty for him to plunk down his two bits for a ticket to the game to be staged at 2 o'clock tomor row afternoon between the Police and Fire department teams on the Seattle baseball lot, 14th and E. Jefferson. The ga is a benefit for C. R Ted Lewis Winner Over Jack Britton DAYTON, ©. June 6.—Ted Lewin wa Lee, a former city fireman who has ne the result of » broken suf da t enderir service Money is needed to se nd him back ted. specialist he trip he will t of his life. He dependent | 1, he does not be a cripple the re has a wife and family on him for support It is truly a worthy cause. We'll! our two-bits, and hope to see 1 there get Four- nice Chik Not! Much Now in Frisco Four ound promoters k awarded ging awa n Francisco. te " Jack Britt a haiviit ishing - mech ir © t night The elterweight os . a bani me title changed d t way of result The *arkel - 1 who show in Drear . r © been losing money, and Seattle Man Loses ' night a week ago w . ; . ° tion. Instead of hig in Portland Shoot ' : ier arte reali ogi PORTLAND, June 2 G B. but even so they lost Baker, Seattle trapshooter, lost the | money Du om troph esterda in the sh ff with E. J. Chingren| | . ‘ ‘ f , e 20 birds Entries for Tennis i : pa } Meet Close Thursday | cc . Entries for the fifth annual Wood Call Off Games jana park tennis tourney close a WASHINGTON June The o ck Thursday afternoon. The | Army-Navy foot have s year will go to the been called off du (Gua eoop gubae vos THEARRY) y (wankers APOUR) ratuer S| semen setae | eae PLACE, BUT SEE THaT we Lo L THis Re@imanT) WAVE PLENTY OF THE LITTLE) sina Chbw tHet serierinet eee | | | iH | HEN men are drawn togathne in the army, you find out a Jot about their always been a great place for the spread of W-B They show cach other why nee shouldn’t take more than a little chew of W-B CUT. Every shred is chock full of sap; a big chew is too rich, They take to W-B CUT, strong; nothing is too good CUT popularity. | for our soldiers, Made by WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 1107 Broadway, New York City ikes and dislikes. It's Phat Was Near Enough to Satisfy Wilbur [Dan Murr owe The COUNTER SIGH, Rub (eT TWAT DOESNT “egg MAK MUCH MAYBE IF HE WAGNT SO SMART AN’ | GION OF A GASOLINE PILLING STATION, oo COUNTER SIGN, INTELLIGENT IT MIGHT \ ALUS Wee! POST HUMBER Four! Bui! N ALONG! ‘¢ ALWAYS WAY AXEAD OF WIS CLASSMATES- WHY WE WAS IN ONE CLASS FOR Five YEARS — 2 | VEING BRIGHT 1G NATURAL\| if WITH MAK- HE WAG \ ALWAYS “THAT wav- even \ WHEN A LIL BOY IN Ri ee scoot | ie | acer [ ameter) q ——e vant Two- WE GTOPS AWO i. 2VESTIONS REO ANT THEN PERHAPS A PARENT, A PRATHER, CR AGED MOTHER ? Friend | Leads Cx SAN FRANCISCO, June In | dian Sm who performed so effi chor with a baseball bat in try & to brain Catcher Dan Murray recentl leads =the Coast le ec pitchers, averages announced today show. He has won seven and } two Ame average of Peter 8 ian A F Walter M , late of Po tland, tied for second and third, with \No Heip for | Coach Humt Altho the war will not cause the abandonment of athletics at the U. of W., as was at first supposed, the football coach next year will probably not have an assistant, according to Manager J. Arthur Younger, of the Associated Students. Ten tative plans had been made for hiring Archie Carlson, of the University of Minnesota, but the decrease in the number of men enrolled will probably be managed by Coach Claude J, leave an aggregation which can | Hunt alone | | ' Baseball NORTHWESTERN We Boattle “ rr ua RESULTS MONDAY r 4 i LBAGUE | Won. Lost. Pet.| ‘ is Philadelphia ieee eee RESUL At New. York NATIONAL 630 10 8 18 1 470 ‘ 458 21 1 404 18 45 MONDAY Hoxton New York 0. “Speed” Martin Off for Majors at Last OAKLAND, June 26.—"Speed” Martin, former Oakland pitcher, | left for St. Louis today to join the St. Louis Americans. —$—$$$—$ ast Heavers || |low man yesterd TANG MONG THERE -1LL WAVE To LOCK You UP FOR TW FOR RAVING A BUN Ont TERE Your-v ry THERE i Age Ce by H.C. Fisher. 8. Pat. Office) (Copyright, 1917, Trade Mark Reg. U. WEL THEN FOR THE LONG OF MIKE WHO IS DePenvant VPON You FoR A LINING? BUD FISHER, Hh ne - bora i yest ni be H ie te i 1K ie Ae | WOMEN GOLF TODAY PORTLAND, June 26.—Women 146 strokes. Rudolph Wilhelm, golfers have possession of the Portland, was second, with 168 Waverly grounds today, going thru|*2¢ Russell Smith, member of Sa 7 averly club and present cham- the qualifying rounds of the Pa |pion, third, with 164 Northwest championship In qualifying for the C. H. Davis, me ir., inter-city team event, the Port J. F. Neville, of the San Fran-/land Golf club finished first and isco Golf and Country club, for-| Seattle second mer Coast champion, qualified as The weather is ideal for the toum His total was |nament. Statement of the Condition of the First National Bank Of Seattle, Washington June 20, 1917. 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