The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1917, Page 8

SPORTS Outbursts of Everett True. By C HELLO, TRUE Just T WANTED THe Man See, es Day Gy Go Back } THE NOUSe m FINISH DRS essine! | Ley pm MUTT ii a } f | A&my WANTED ITH ALL THIS TALK of th } Re > B = W shine bali, the licorice ball, ] ooDeD the talcum powd bal MEN To Joy and the other foolers American PERSHING AT THe FRONT ABLE BODIED league batters are charging oppos ing pitchers with using, comes a yelp from club magnates against the edict against the emery bal which brings up anew the subject =| AND KEE™ of the high cost of baseball sunren MEN Magnates aren't kicking on the ONLY emery ball because of changin their minds about the “plu meanness” of the thing it's just as ever, but they are objecting to the frequency with which they are ¢ ed upon to provide new balls Every time a ball hits the stands AND COMICS | AND JE Like ANERO. TLL PReretp TNVe Gor STAR—MONDAY, JULY 9, 1917 PHE DOINGS OF THE DUFES—Tom Didn't Get Mu TOM, | HAD THis Floor. POLISHED TODAY So Be —_ CAREPUL WHEN You “ a PARDON ME FoR LAUGHING TOM, BUT FJUST CAN'T WeLP (Tt - You WENT DOWN so 2 FUNKY =f f ondo er | see PAGE 8 ch Sympathy. 4 ae Wei, | \ DON’T We FUNNY 4 wv SQUIRREL FOOD—You'd Run, Too, if You Were Benny! | WHERES “Tr! YOURE “Wind — | | FiRE OR OID */ ) WRONG~ 1 JES | Oe saan SOMEONE OF FER) > HAD A NARROW = | bead you # soBe ESCAPE FROM <SEAR TH’ | Yd RUIN | - MOH WAY | t | “Lops “er ey Ay Scopes \ crop’ a croft uF prow Youwe 30% You ve * OOERN FABLE 50 WBE, LL Run vont THE WIGE GUY HARE AND TWE [TORTOISE wiTh THE RUSTY PED Ges: { FF—IT’S A BYE CHART TOU GH JOB: ro ¢ HE Al THE AT THAT. BY ALLMA | WASN'T LAL Wear ~ lA ' sven. \ To A MISTAH DUFF | JEST WAS THiwtnt” OF SOMETHIN” IN CHURCH LAST SUNDAY yaHIn” AT You CROSS MY DAT HAPPENED You HAD A HARD Woop FINISH, | Guess. Tom You PEOPLE STAND AROUND WERE AND LAUGH IF 1D BUMPED MY HEAD AND KILLED MYSELF, WHAT "THEN? wAS A STANDIN LISTENIN’ BAND PLAIN ! ~ em - ‘an’ ONE OF Th’ — ) WAS “Th ONLY ( MUSIC KERS CAME - \ ONE IN “TH CROWO ‘ AROUN wrth HIS — - HAT COLLECTIN' * FROM TA CROWO~— AN te em grey GT vourne me | Ta! WOLD heany Go Tyee enew went! Ce [Axe Serum manenone AND STEROY WINS tH Bace! fé vanes iS Creer i( NOw, NokmaL ™ \ SiguY SHOULD }| HH ARLE TH RERD ]] THAT maety Cine | val pe WeRLL CAM NON READ THE L FouRT Lime TkNOW HOW To Look TUL 60 es AND ENLIST AND THe 7 Dig tinge rey, On You RBADIT.! MENGES AND CAN'T SAD TH ENE CHAR) 4 or the bleachers or the wall or th screen or the flagpole, the umps or ders it to the clubhouse and sub stitutes another. Ea New balls, that may have been Pitched only once or twice, may be the victims, but it makes no differ- ence to the umps, who orders then out of the game with as much gui to as if they were an obstreperous player Charley Comiskey estimates that 20 new balls are used in every Pivots Austin was the first For game played at the White Sox/i/iver \ jdgphoy Upon today's meeting of the |the Beavers yesterday's win over park, exclusive of those stolen ~ local t Northwestern league directors the D ne num hat used to be es fifth Northwestern circuit is to close before the emery ball rule cam its gates for the .917 season on | 11 re ° , as ns the motorists Saturday next n 14 ¢ 3 every big league park that boasts | round trip, 203 miles, was made that the end o ran n wh concrete stands Austin in a day. He stated the cr wae mint ‘ ° On account of the increase in| Toad wes in fair sh ol ch Aaonts ta Waa to) #2 @08 price of horsehide and other mate wad: Wir the aatinge ork ineekink -— : rials used in making baseballs, the la Spokane, and it is be Totals o 2 losses are particularly heavy this , Je will clone itm | yy "enttl* i gong Wis aks a year. - at least 1 1} A CHANGE IN PATTING style ‘ * @ made Walter Holke nt first The Vancouver team will rar) 4 Mi baseman, one of the best batters in play here this week with the ae» i aa ° = National league. Giants. The original schedule _ a * ae ener: &, tow Fenee AGO, called for the locals to journey Avex of . 8 a mat donned & Giant: uniform, at to Montana, but In view of the ae r | the Marlin training camp, he was shaky conditions it thought : . 0100021 64-10] der akg Fs - haa viadelPhe fee best to keep the club at home. — feattie 600040-8 spend his life the bushes. Ri Wie dloaiia the league wi , " Renne now Holke ec t be bon welcomed t Lea a it will ; t ¥ F 2 oot He's too valuable an asset to the ive him & couple more months in| iiton, Gipe. Cadman. # baile—ofe New York club. a. ‘ f S 1, off The reason is that Holke changed Alex : Dailey 4 ol ebrarand cin ogi pwn ly The Coast league has decid: | is Wild pitches : a nanaed and now he b ed to finish its season, but t nies sarteceaes y vile de ae hadi of the pate e there is talk of not opening i A beat a end ts plus esult is that he is a .200 hitter : 4 28 ta in is old form he was lucky to hit : terpenes naltwer ete Aisdxeaehs 4 raw at and an immense supply ap : eiee Lit nd fie end of his first tralnin currency, and we car Gi MawanGar GA¥64 clan, Grmmisecabnmaren McG Ww sent ‘ol } - © nort ay it we Lon Pilots First ‘“‘Fliv”’ 7 NO SIR 4 | Caw mene Toe ul Te wens THE 5. sn _| TROM oe revert) | , N. W. League on Last ” » Legs: May Close Soon: Newest Uniform | the second team, under the care of tore F pneneneerner fzsageaies ect, aan tae Golf Meet | eee Ra ad ert Hansen | | gp On in est Jeweler and Silversmith Holke ey Ringers ia CHICAGO, July 9—The 18th ar 1010 Second Ave. Near was n proved and he had lost nual tournament of the Western) § Madison his gawkiness Golt association opened under ideal St sngssnascasasstestascegtsstessstesstaees . TH OF Lord Nortt D. Standish, jr.g of the Assan t "REE D HANK GOwDy. elitfe § geata a story Country club, and Robert T. Jones Nobody but our old friend, Hank | told of his golfing which {Illustrate of the Druld Hills Golf club wdy, hero of the 1914. world his indomitable purposefulnes away on the first flight. The Go to the Right Drug ca | ries, two weeks ago one of the A few years ago North as almost cloudless, there was 169 Wasis!ng.on St. best catchers in the National elded to take up golf as ure your practically no wind, and the was league and now private, Fourth He consulted fri portant (|| cool And the Doctor wil! give|regiment, Ohio National Guard e st way to learn to t cn The 160 entrants were to start at you a careful examination Gowdy has been made an orderly game well, and received omit tervals of five minutes thruout and prescribe fer you |in the headquarters staff and is) advice, but was not sati the day, Fred Gardner, of the ree now in Columbus awaiting orders fied with the results Floosmoor Country club, and F. T for his regiment to go to the front As a climax he went to his golf Kepper, of the Sioux City Country! 17 yeu are sick you cannot do bet | hired half a dozen cad. club, being scheduled to start At ter than take advantage of this of Ir, ‘ Pee yee began driving. He 1:20 this afternoon fe i ot Walter Mails’ Team ter ball, watching 1 Francis Oulmet, of the Woodland| ‘e's We save you money and give Wine Baseball Mel or ba atching hi ancis Oulmet, o1 » Woodlanc ‘ po ie lan e results, until he was Golf club, former open champion,| ‘Me best possible treatment. | ins Hasedall Nicice éatisfied he could drive was paired with D, EB, Sawyer Walter Mails’ Ames baseball He next tried with the brassie. the Bobolink Golf club. ‘They were! |squad won ame in the then in turn with the fron club acheduled to begin play at 11:15.| Shipbuilder aturday from and ended with the putter. It tool Ouimet is an amateur, under the| the Duthies, 6 to 6. The Drydock weeks of work before he was sati rules of the Western Golf associa ers beat Skinner & Eddy, 2 to 1 fied he could play what he consid of Seattle tion | - ered a presentable game Seattle Rec But he accomplished the de OFFICER + : ix sired results. He i pie act best A a niet Joe Rivers to Mix uss TURE Pann Mei thi antlers (6 Londot Vicabeantt ant With Frankie Burns! ee li upport© Wel he sonttle A R. L. Cannefax, world char ider Ky United FP Leased Wire fey F sament for the pion three-cushion billierd chan se aatiay OAKLAND, July 9.—Joe on Cross got under fr in Seattle for a few days. He Suite haat an Nias Rivers and Frankie Burns will - at 10 o'clock on will take on some of the topnotch ’ : . -—" clash in a four-round bout at local men at Brown & Hulen’s. READ STAR WANT ADS || mit and Bast \ Emeryville Wednesday night, @—— 'g | entered. i RAMEE HO 1 Cross Meet Is On thletic elnb's tour benefit of the Red way this morning the courts at Sum ladison. Many are | | six ror Line? wes a (ea po WOU lL Me AN BY THE * This Fight? Sporting Can Eddie Pinkman lick F Car pt in 10 rounds? Who Harry An derson earne ve right to meet Camp! in their bout at Everett LON Editor Sport Harry Anderson was entit Campi in F Let him meet ( instead of “Herc fought I rem won in the waa 10 rounds Campi the longer Pde » Ca r righ e next tw Cam Star 8; you know Campi in dodge Pinkman’s rounds, vort Edi Eddie 10 row « Editor led to a draw with Eddic verett amp! in in my opinion 10 rounds »” Eddie. H.R Jimmy R Fox mpi four bouts, if tly; the were dr first pi won and d good then over BOXING FAN tor: Surest thing Pinkman will beat nds Can hard jolts i can't FIGHT FOLLOWER. NORTHWEST Tacoma all AMERICA New York Waahin Philadelp at. 1 Cineinnatt Brooklyn Pitaburg No games played BASEBALL | |_R RESULTS | PRN LEAGUE Won Pet ‘ 40 4s pokane 4 N v t. Pet 36 bs a: ‘ ‘ 40 “ hla 6-4 ur Lost. Pet “ f “0 ‘ rr 40 13 a H 1 40g 8 404 329 Buicks Winners in The Buicks Wash laundry lac league encounter, BULL Just P: 1013 THIRD City League Melee trimmed the Ws in Sunday’ ll to4 BROS. rinters MAIN 1043 Wet City - GEeTom Nour “mar "e*! : Z 1 UNIFORM, THE Lime Above ) 2 a j THe “a-B-c" f Hank Gowdy In His * What Do You & PORT. , Think About ¢ of high balls will not be barred by) shall wear the flag in the Na the bone dry law tional league, are kicking out Hawaii ian't the only place, | with ® vigor that Indicates the They're also wearing’’em high- « er at Lake Washington, Aiki | Regardless of what John J. Me and other places we could men. GTaW may repudiate, it is believed Gon in the best-informed circles that the Giants, as a team, have no it | Something the matter with Ted tention of repudiating those persons Lewis. Hasn't said anything about! who selected them as the National ing the welter. league's world’s series represent® You Do! N. Y. Giants Still on Way When asked if he thought | Up Ladder Harry Anderson could outpoint BY H. C. HAMILTON Eddie Pinkman, Eddie Murray United Press Saft Correspondent replied, “Don’t forget the en- NEW YORK, July 9.—Just tertainers’ ball.” | over the brink of the half-way | mark, the New York Giants, fa- vorites in the fight over who No, Chester; the baseball variety | lives Today they resume where they left off Saturday—at a point From the avidity with which where they have gnawed consider Benny Leonard rushed to en- list, we expect he will have de veloped housemaid’s knee, writ- er’s cramp and several other maladies when the draft comes. able off the Cardinals The records for give the Giants out of seven starts, while out of the same number of efforts the com tending Phillies got on the right side of the ledger only once. Ass consequence, the Giants have wom six more games than the Philliet |and have lost seven less, They af lin first place by a margin of almost 100 points. average of the St, Louls week just x victories the over A lot of boxers draft in a very are going to feel short time. “Battling” Bunker was never the same after the free lunches were abolished Let's see July 9. and flooey! ALASKA EXCURSIONS The “Princess” Line Steamers Canadian Pacific Railway SKAGWAY sci. $66 Return s ALASKA IN COMFORT Inside Passage No Seasickness 1,000 MILES OF DELIGHTFUL SCENERY UNEXCELLED SERVICE Make the round trip to Summit of White Pass by White Pass & Yukon Railway. 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