The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1917, Page 12

STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 10, 1917. Ourbursts of Everett FISHING PRETTY TLESS To KIL’ Some People THAT'S ENTIRELY PAGE 12 -Tom Came Near Being Left. MAcAzA evans Automobile Trip for a Vacation, Wf WE KEEP MovWE { welt #e Age Ww maKe \ YO PIECRUST ANO BACK IN Two WEEKS alge lod te We We AN MEEP AT OP WELL GET) iN CRABAPRLE TUNCTION Oy even J AHEM WASH UP AND BAT ANO TRY PrrewFoRK GY Tweeve)) WE GOTTA GO BACK TO SMELLY CREEK AND FOLLOW THE ROAD TO RIGHT ANO TURN GOING HIGHT LET ON MUSTARO, RAIA AAA AAARAARA Makes Bushers Into Stars of Major Leagues By United Press Leased Wire When Joe W. Gardner ret as owner of the Dallas, Tex league ball club, baseball demonstratio fusals to aj Red Cross be Was a sort of free fo the after the show Willard’s circus Willard has a wrestler and when Willard youth accused bunch of crooks and dips with This was a hot shot to the Rest of cheese rted a pivot punch at The young fel-/ ding more rookies to the the youth's chin low ducked it and came back with a kick at Willard’s bread basket. | Willard missed showing he was shape, and then fered. The crowd boohed W Youd and long. minor league owner years Gardner has been : Rifle Mect to Be Stage din Secombe’ } fate to this Gar dope in that dear that it will be | than certain featherweight for the world’s r! Favorites Fail to Win at Columbus » j head of the firm of other charges, Stated in these cc Jack Onsiow, Winner in Mi ite h W ith ¢ and as clever as t Rube Peters and International And Kilbane , Southern and other cir fective against B no feather has stand up agai Strachan Sull Wins in Big Fennis Meet B sol THAMP TON self, too, and in Campi would b punch than he ovation in San Fr: British Soccerites Play Despite Battle and gave Frankie Tuc dozen boxing lessons in t round melee prnearance in San Francisc Ritchie Should | Be Honored by THREE FULL arate the White Boxing Encouraged : Army Officials ‘ ed at |C pate Rose Uncle’s Call to trainer for Freddie nd Carl Morri the Red Sox lose, 1908, Harry Ables, pitcher, and went to the Browns and thence Murphy went to Hank Gowdy was the biggest star turned loose in New Wrestling Champ Getting Self in Bad flated to do b he injured his to Providence that he did ir 101 PROPLES BANK BUILDING A reward of $25,000 was of. the recovery of the BULLBROS. \7 Just Printe e year, but will be with), 1013 THIRD MAIN 1043} | | Monday. in 191 \ oan mmmapninsatenien i . 7 4 ° See The Star Liberty | quit for see — De TOUR OW VEAL CHOP ORivE + fo $0.8 TRACKS, TURN MONT Om WHEELCHAIR ROAD “To HATRACK DRIVE “TARE LEFT TO CANTALOUPE FORKS. WEL Lads Hit in it is always interesting to note what former Northwest ern leaguers are doing away away from home The fans like to keep tab on thelr favor ites, and learn how they are getting along Neither Harry Harper nor Pete Flagstead, the two Tiger is doing much at pres Pete han been sent in asa pinch hitter by Hughie Jen nings several times, but hasn't done anything to the old egg Marry Harper got a chance to break Io as a regular with Co lumbus, owing to an injury to Ray Demmitt, but didn’t hit well and was benched. Ina re cent game, pitched by “Lefty” Leifieid, a southpaw, a pinch hitter batted for Harry In the seventh Joe Kelly, on the same team with Harper, is playing regular ly and pounding the pill for ex tra blows. The Great Falis slugger seems to have his eye on the marbie. Tony Brottem, Phil Cooney, Nye and Yardley, all former Lee Fohl Figures Cleveland to sorro.wncc | and they are all hitting the ball Finish Sets in Third Place occ: sige sccm to . Baseball have hit his batting stride in BY 4 c HAMILTON the East, and Is leading off for t oe t the Pirates now. He is showing NEw YORK Aug. 10.—Lee lots of speed on the sacks. Tony Fohi, manager of the Cleve Boecke! hae hit hard since join- land’ Indians, believes his team | Ing the Pirat On the whole, will finish third. That's where Northwestern league players his team stancs tocay, after a are doing very wel victory over the Yankees. while the Red Sox were rest fiesal 3 ’ ne ree | Officials Trying to dance and the Veteran Twirler Is eles pit ber ae 1 week, E or some wh e of liquor Foh! Has Good Team t i] : : ha a tea hat would be i € as a pennant possibility. He bas a Muff Bronson Loses ‘ ' Los Angeles Youth r rst Moff Bronson, the Portland light a decision to Young Angele fter four boxing at Jack arena, recently t to Tommy Rich me card » Player Limit Dropped Or es mone The American association has dropped the player limit of 15 men equired 10 Inning when) Each elub can carry as many play ants did win did it/ers as they wish, This was done three-run surplus to protect the manager against los same time a tenth-inning|ing players by the ft route ve the Indians a victory| Uncle Sam's league Yank made half athletics | “Cupid” Black Joins 0 t id the team went mless before Daye Davenpo § Paix’ ite. BpDet pial Masandal Marines for Thrills during Bis fourinning appesrance| “Cupid” Black, captain of the ugainst the Pirate le was lifted, | 1916 Yale football team, has joined Phil Dougla iffered defeat |the marir in search of excite when four runs trickled over for |™ent Charley Barrett, Cornell the Dodgers io the eighth halft Harold Karly, of Yale, | are two other football rities | Philadelphia Aquatic to join with Black. Harry Sulll Chartle Durberow, the Philadel phia bank clerk endurance swim.| Portlander Due to mer, who recently announced hi ’ : rulskriont aftarct0 vearecarcaciat Get Raise in Pay lic activity, ineluding — training Allen Sothoron, the pitcher sent work, swam upwe of 6,000 mil from Portland to the St. Louis setting an a a of 1% miles a) Americar due for an increase day for the decade. He wrely | in lary for the 191® season, on missed a day's workout in the Del account of his showing this year aware river, even with ice in the|Sothoron signed for a modest sal: | river in winter ary. THIS COPING DOWN MLL qi 44 ( wens wel. HAVE To SCOUT | HAS THE BREAKS BURNING // Some UP SOMEWHERE OF WE WONT PANE BURG BY Noon OLT OF WATER nut WELL HAVETTO STOR, Fon 'em To / coo. i N. W. League hesutts in State Tennis Tourney Big League a Ladies’ Doubles Mra. Fenn and Mra ®taffor e¢ Mins Burr Mixed Doubles ‘gridiron togs, the boys who ‘\session seem to think that © *)}\team under Andy Smith. READ STAR WANT ADS” $$ BY ALLMA LOOK TOM How DAMM 1S LAUGHING Teen! THIS 19 AS FAR AS THE ( RORO Goes - WELL HAVE To Oe | Back To EGON0GG GLEN AMO ‘ TOKE THAT BORD WE PASSED OF —~55 . | Two Stars : é to Be Back | at U. of C." The sun b today thru th \ threaten the University of Califo nia’s football season, when the pom — sibility of the return to the camp of Captain Fred Brooks of the Bi ™4 and Gold eleven, and Roy Shay }ithe clever little half, who Wa claimed last year the most ; (jable man seen behind Callfo ; » for many seasons, was 4 known in Berkeley. : 20 Neither of the two “invinell : drew a number in the great Bal man lottery, and friends say ; {|unless something unforeseen tt ai { up, the Sons of the Bear will a splendid nucleus for their 1 n With Brooks and Sharpe back sticking by the campus during few weeks between summer and the opening of the regu nia has a fine chance for a po Five and a half million ecole the United States are it This figure includes only t more than 10 years of age. What’s the Use of }- Losing Ten Dollars? You Don’ t Have to Do It! There isn’t any reason _, you ere are what I need,” Fe Boost Game in Frisco ubpoenas Suspended From Team Jack Ryan, the veteran Loe An been indefinitely the An eping in d at the $25 5 at our Upstairs Price ute: EDL Goedel ih by American Assn. est Upstairs Cl van, a baseball player from George. | Star Quits Wet Sport town, hag also entered the marines. $20 $25 Ah We Close allt at 7 P. M. Tailored Ready Co: 401-403 Pike Street should pay $10 : extra fora lot of 3 ground floor rent i and losses on charge accounts. These expenses add no i value or style to your clothes. They merely increase the cost. P Come up now and see the 3 SUITS $35) Summ and all