The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1917, Page 8

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BY ALLMAN sectors | | GOOD Bir ‘tuar | | SMOKING = You Mus ) AL oe THER. ? is yore! = ABsowwTeLy | ] : | BY AHERN (A GOIN’ DOWN AFTER Loowit 11! - comes BUT Y'KNOW GEeoRee> UP WITH A COUPLA (> HATE To BE TW’ (JES Loom IT: ( WOHDERFUL INVENTION ) \ MUD — THINK oF IT !-) PIECE OF MACHINERY | Ui ekan eae | TONG OF MUD- , FELLA AT TH’ BoTTom at ‘ ' IMAGINE THAT FILLIN’ IT UP- \ WON- DER ~ FUL Nae yeast Lt ‘ ae Co seeeneeest we Oey Bon 2 = — WERE VOU Pate Onmv\MOrrEn) Aw VPA NUT NATURE MOVIE cue vere « MUTT AND JEFF—Avoiding the Torpedo Is All That Jeff Agrees t | = \ MELL, 2 GUESS THE war > 'S AS GOOD AS CHER IF YOUVE | \ were OFF oe ) BROUGHT “YOUR MASSIVE BRAN | Barrin’s Bay Dvds TO BEAR ON THE SUBMARINE a | na Avast Gelay, | TH ' e=—=-) + CUT THAT OUT! ||) “Beomtem.S Wwhars THE = T™ WORKING ON AN ye sbenne” s INVENTION To BEAT ——— | THE U-BoaTS, Im | UNDeR seceeT oRDERS THe Vey bePT, FROM Leo 2 MuSTOrT __ Se DeTURBED IE FOUR-ROUND BOXING fame in San Francisco is due ™ for a bit of rejuvenating i WFotrround bouts in the future! Onditions with the lid partially, if ot all the way, lifted. It remains for the fans to patronize the shows this new regime, if boxing is make a go of it in San Fran-| For a time after the law calling | halt to professional fights over a distance went into effect in| San Francisco officials | law as they interpreted it Oakland, across the bay, al any one to participate in of four rounds duration. a ban on all boxers who had ly fought in California over | gail distance route or boxers | Bir te tel Loring tor. more than ‘known to be an a2Ale eg the came in con LLOME Runs Too Much Veteran Boxer to pang Rica white the ave for Frisco ent had See ocibveted, while the | for Seattle Ball Tossers Fig ge ound game with all the old! nis en ing flourished in the city| “OMTMWESTERN, DRACUP pct. | _. || Baseball THE NEW CROP of four-round- Went very well for a time, but fans have wearied of them now vi ok ue | a they see that they fail utter- Coises on this guy, Grant, | ) Ty to show any class when matched member of the Butte ball club. | With a gladiator of the old school.| Had it not been for two round- - Acry went up that San Fran-| ¢rip gwats by Grant, Seattle Was getting a much inferior! would not have dropped the of boxing to that dished up in| opening game of the series iat land, and this naturally put) Butte yesterday, to the newly fuch a quietus on the game that! renova he it was, by ‘ ‘Ohief White, who has the best n-| one of Grant's markers was one + eee Cincinnati ¢ j of the art at heart, decided| more than our lads were able ot arene toe eer ee oe to raise the ban and let San Fran-| ¢ gather off either Al Bonner AMERICAN ¢lsco have just as good boxing as) oF Hydorn. Won. Loat. Pet } Oakland was getting | The score: Butte 12, Seattle 11 Y Woon lang | Information from the mintr a4 . HERE WE HAVE BEEN calling |town is to the effect that the con 4 4 Wernon Ayu, the Chinese infielder! test was a rattling rip-enorter from % Row with Tacoma, the only China-|the first Inning until the last man H ae / man in organized baseball all the! had been tossed out Z 3 time, but it’s all wrong, Alonzo, all eee 4, Mt. Louis 2-2, ¥rong! | Tacoma grabbed another one At iow Xork 7, Palindciphia: 6 The Gettysburg club in the Blue| from Herb Hester's Great Falls ° ~o Ridge league has, or did have, an| aggregation in Tacoma, yester’ || READ STAR WANT ADS | Oriental answering to the monicker| day, 8 to 2. Bliss twirled for |@ * a of Yim, pastiming in its center gar-| the losers, with Hester himself When the boat pulls out for San - — ad Upland, in Delaware en taking a fling. The Tigers Al PAINL Francisco next Friday, Chet. Mein league, Pennsylvania, boasta not| nicked 'em for 13 hits. Gard- tyre, veteran boxer and physical 4 CHET McINTYRE ene but two almond-eyed ball tose ner pitched for Tacoma. culture exponent, will be ard, ers. Iai Tin plays the outfield oe. I count Sr the Bay Gaty, we | while Mark does the backstopping. | Reports that Harry Cheek has signed for severel bouts. Lloyd el ind | Was in Seattle after the Great Madden, claimant of the Northwest OUR OLD FRIEND, Tire-ux Cobb. Falis team left for Tacoma and lightweight crown, and Henry Glea Will have to keep right on getting at) wag contemplating jumping the on, 126-pounder, will go with Mc Teast one bit a day in the next 24| club, were put at rest yester. | games he participates in if he| day, when Harry appeared in | hopes to again hold the world’s rec the lineup. | i ord for consecutive hitting. | ce I B Ty held the nfark originally until! Spokane still continues to annex | oe s oss Jack Ness, with the Oakland club,|contests with surprising regularity | Joe Devine now manager of in 3915, stepped on her for 45 con-|for cellar champs. Nick Williams’ | the Duthie team in the Shipbutld- secutive contests and wrested|crew nicked Vancouver yesterda ore’ longue, as well ds captain, tor Cobb's laurels from his fevered|in Spokane, 6 to 5 " {n order to introduce our new Dig Bill Davis, who organized the brow. ie eae Byirpenges plate, which ts the iio has reste bygen Yesterday Cobb passed the 22) Bob Brown's Vancouver club | ightest sf! strongest plate known. ue will continue presi k foes not cover the roof of the : mark. will furnish the opposition | the Seattle Shipbuilders’ league Ness’ work with the bludzeon| when the Giants return home, |mouth: you can bite corn off te | ni duties connected with Davis Won him a place with the Chicago) Monday. Yesterday's score: |00b: Suaranteed 15 years. job of timekeeper at the Duthie White Sox, but’he failed to beat sent ART HPO. A. #.|GOld Crown ...+ceeeeeeee++- BBO) plant have increased so rapid! Beek Fournier out of the first-basing Tene il © $16 set of tecth (whalebone) SKO0 that It was absolutely necessa rad “enh has since lost the |cardner, 1» bot 6 6 0/$10 wet of teeth .......+---85 that he drop some of his outsid a : aie. ig £6} 9 8 Bl pride work, per tooth, gold s3.00 Ute Phils Let Two Out 2 4 5 8 | White crowns « ll Pane Wen ee 4 . ' 4 * 1 o|Gold fillings . Will Fine ’Em Now rE Dave Teleased Outfield 3 TA pecs . A fine of $26 will be slapped oj er Claude Cooper to Louisville and | 8" 1 09 1 6 6 06| Silver fillings pinvaretutine. Athan cee Beortatop McGatfigan to Richmond " 41 ut 12 1| Platina fillings ..- Bea tion for arguing with the umpires ea 7 © | Atl work guaranteed for 16 yeara in the future. a r F 7 Oo} { fon taken in the n- | Dempsey May Fight iv: { GS] nave Impression, taken tp tne sora: : Jack Dempsey, Salt Lake heavy-| iftrtvan iy ri 8 hl tnation and advice tr | REDUCED RATES TO weight, may box in Seattle on | Witiyard, if o © of | July 10. H i ae : Kat ieee a “hey aff ¢ ; onner, P ae ; ‘ont of 0 t patronage ts Chet Neff in Draw = (penne ie 4 2 2 9 1 Oo] sont of our presen tay LOS A ES, June 27.—Chet | Hydorn 1 0 0 1 1 Olers, whose work te still . ewe Neff, Seattle lightweight, fought a # ; taal Pica teste oot wom “WE fan cinco «$13.00 ayy four-round draw with Dick Kendall ttle 90441600602 6-11) to our office, be sure you are in the, Lom eles Sido last night net 12 t place. Bring this ad with you $16.60 Fulton Wins Fracas BUFFALO, June 27.~-Charley |‘ z OHIO S22 | Weinert lost on a foil to Fred Ful-, 0" Seller “ty 207 UNIVERSITY #T. |THE McCORMICK LINE tom last night in the second round. | Boner 1, by Berand 2, by Dailey 7. Opeesite Wrenem-Patersen Os, | 109 Cherry Mt. Vhone Kiliott #48 ARE NOU LOAF A AKOUME aon’ + . OFFICER PINCH BUG HAS MiG OD one [nance ror wemnowoe GR | Sabb “Arey Une ens — 2 st a eh — THE WAKE OF A TOR PE DO 1S BEEN COMING |) SPRING THROWS (T OVT OF aT Me ( LELEASING THE SPRING, T GOS Down | TO THE IT TOM OF THE SOA AND THROWS, THE SHIP WAY UP IN THE AIR ALLOWING | 7 TH A STOR TURAL TRON WORWER = 1m PUTTING miveTs) LOC > : PART TWO i, MOON BEAMS sou! “ > HE ALSO WAS TRYING LEGAL AFFAIRS — | BOUGHT MR. SMAI S tai (Copyright, by HO. Fis 0 Do. ‘Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office) { IDEA IS TO PUT & BIG SPRING ON \| YES, BYT, WHAT HAPPENS Bot rom OF A STEANER ,THOEN WHEN || “TO THe SH? AP TER, THO I SHOULD WORRY ! I AINFT GOT NOTHING To Do with 27em AFTER. THEY LEAN] THE SHIP THEY SomPOY PUSH BOT Tony |) THe WATER]? How DOCS IT \ Come Town Acai sarouy? r THE TORPEDO TO Pass UNDER (TT without aetna Cree DAMAGE . SXF * hl Uh lila | Agnes Ford |Wenatchee a Sensation Shot Wins | By United Press Leased Wire By United Prese Leased Wire PORTLAND, June 27.—The| PORTLAND, June 27.—J. BR women’s championship event of) Owens, Wenatchee expert, today is’ *” |the annual Pacific Northwest golf! the proud possessor of the Smails championships {s being played on cup, with a record of 25 straight, in the Waverly club links today. The| the 33rd annual tournament of the Eddie Pinkman says he “Battling” Bunker is probably | two outstanding features of the|Sportsmen’s association of the knows who Joe Bemish is ail lying low and working on an in-| meet to date are the elimination of| Northwest. In the shoot for the right } vention to curb the submarine. Russell Smith, Portland's golf! Multnomah medal, C. A. O'Connor 2 r |crack, and Miss Agnes Ford's low) tied with C. L. Templeton, Seattle, | Golfers’ wives should worry if Having joined the army, | ecore of 86 in the women's qualify-| with 20 straight, and in the shoot- their husbands are selected for the| Eddie Pink comes forth Jing round. Miss Ford, who hails|off won the event with a score of with the statement that he is | trom Seattle, was the only woman|18 to Templeton’s 16. player from that city to qualify. | —— Smith astonished a large ga ery Leck for New Mark on the 20t ‘een, Wi 88 ae ae ag here he miss | By_ United Press Leased Wire | CHICAGO, June 27.—The nat | — jal record for the mile run may {Another Rose Citv broken at Stagg field Saturday in po) 2 . le the annual Central A. A, U. cham- | Boxer Joins Marines) pionship meet army. They never see ‘ein any Jack Lewis, the Portland feather — how going to give the Kaiser @ | weight, who recently returned from’ Crack Golfer i a or San Francisco, has joined the rack Golf Joins , " By United Press Leased Wire George Adams has golden locks, United States navy. A number of! "SAN FRANCISCO, June 37.— Portland boxers have responded to | Robin Hayne, one of the foremost jthetr country’s call and are now /soliers of California, has joined is waver-| Nonpareils Win Mix |serving tn the different branches of |tue aviation corps. In an exciting game at South | Since joining the Vancouver acy Shown clut Te Se. = | club, Wayne Barham appears to be! acy Shown club) Net Stars to Play |a better pitcher than he was last Butte is anything but a | | beaut of a place to play ball, according to our Giants | | | | | EDDIE PINKMAN ING Joe Flanigan must be sore at | fark Sunday the “Muff” Bronson. He wants to /threw an awful scare into the fol- match him with Eddie Campi. jowers of the Nonpareil club. Aft W. Mansel-Smith and Crawford) year. According to Catcher Caé «: nine of the most exciting in-| Anderson, winner and runner-up of | man, Barham has pitched the best | Yep, Nate Druximan does sell i ings witnessed in a long time, the |the last year’s tourney, have enter-| ball of his career since his return clgars South Park team was victor by ed the Woodland park tennis meet.) to the Northwestern league. What'll become of Joe Jean- ette and Sam McVey, now that Sam Langford has = quit? They'll probably starve score of 5 to 3 Hope Leo Houck doesn't act in |the movies the way he did that METROPOLITAN Theatre LAS’ M TDAY oday—Heat Seate, $1.50 AL JOLSON in “Robinson Crusoe, Jr.” Nights, 30c to $2.50. Curtain 8115 Fifth and Pine, Tel. Ellett 408 Mat. Today—Tonight—Ral. Week in Dreamlana wt Muff Other Mat. 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