The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1917, Page 6

SPORTS AND COMICS By Outbursts of Everett Truc. Condo Too HIGH, | a ROBeRet! i \ UR “ye errs, 5s One n UTTLCE Lower? Do yOu THINK | THIS BATHING ta\ BEeacn iS A \ BALL SROUNT 2 HERE'S _ Tuesday’s Boxi SID MITCHELL By Edward Hill ATCHMAKER DAN SALT, GEORGE practically arranged the card for Tuesday the star mitt talent of this section will lampast e Tobacco Fund,” under the auspices of The Star Seats have bee erbial hot cakes. » “| have lined up 3 Tuite this morning. : These two boys have ing contest. ‘ Other bouts arranged by gen; Joe Harrahan vs. » vs. Charley Givens; Harry Casey vs. George Wagney; “Sammy Gordon vs. Ely Caston; Joe Hill vs. Abe There are several other matches yet to be made. “ee ee EVER BEFORE met onc IN THE HISTORY OF SEATTLE has a boxing show attracted the attent t Tuesday Bo might’s affair is doing. Everyone is fallin t t ) do their bit in making it a huge succe ‘: Gene Hatton, popular Second naberdasher. came to the front yesterday and offered his services. * I'll buy some Hickets, too,” he declared : Nate Druximan, the dapy slesm also Stepped to the fore and t “which he agrees to L. H. Cook, proprietor of the s and Seeaimion, also took a block of tickets. Cook prome ht land wrestling in Texas a few years ag |— sie LLOYD MADDEN has arrived in “Laos Angeles and writes as follows: > “Sorry | am not there to box at the henefit show. Every one in Frisco Was talking about it. Williams in Victor in Go “1 am training every day. This is|By United Press Leased Wire &@ swell country. Iam matched with VANCOUVER, Wash., Aug / Capello for next Tuesday night 25.—After five lively rounds of Bert Forbes fights here tonight boxing last night, George Bran. /fougby Wing is making a hit. 90M, bantam of San Francisco, ‘They wanted Joe Benjamin to fight; Won the decision over Billy Muff Bronson, but Joe wouldn't do, Mascott, of Portland. Billy Williams won a ten-round fight ft. Tell Eddie Pinkman I am step.) Will Jack Wagner ping out with his old girl, Mabel Normand. Ha! Ha! — ; eee 82 the fans Old Rosebud Is Again EDDIW PINKMAN also dashes| Forced From Track off a few lines from “Somewhere By United Press Leased Wire fn Washington,” as follows SARATOGA, N. Y., Aug. 2 An “The chances look very good for attack of acute indigestion my being available to box the ver) n laid Old Rosebud, famous best lightweight obtainable 1 handic star, on the shelf. His have stepped on my training with expected to be Just a little more pep. I get up at 6:30 in the morning and do boxing al ack horse and road work, so will sure be in uddock, while his the pink of condition ting ready for a “We are planning on our first workout. Old Rosebud left the ghow-to be held at the barracks track from lameness shortly after gym, which will hold between 500, winning a Kentucky Derb His and 690. % @greed upon, but it will be _ Off on September 6. this year victories ave been a series of No definite card has been pulled 3 “Our material will come from! @,, be ite Be the four companies Stage Bargain Matinee Re none the oye who are _best/Shipbuilders’ League -. Quinn, Ed Hunt, “Putch Skinner & Eddy will take on the ™ Boster O'Neil and myself Duthies as part ° to a 4 Bee Teeards to at the 15th ave. and Jefferson st : a aes a ball yard he Dry Dockers and 4 REPORTS FROM the South are) Ames tangle in the other melee 2 meses @ffect that Eddie Campi,| ——_________ is featherweight champion of the Pa-) for: may { cific coast, and Willie Hoppe, 4 mer king of the four-rounders BULLBROS. be matched for a bout in San Fran cisco in the near future Just Printers 1 oe 1018 THIRD MAIN 1043 ‘ BOXING FOR NOTHING is be i abe | foming a popular pastime with 4 some of the star boxers of the Relieves Sour country these days. St Ever since Joe omach (Commonly Called Heart. burn), Gas in the Stomach, Belch Jeanette announc ed that he was willing to fight any one, any place, any time, and turn the entire proceeds over to any of the military funds, such boxers as Ted Lewis, Jack Britton, Joe Well tog, Bver Hammer and’ many oth. “CUvently complained of after ers have also agreed to do the mea!s in TWO MINUTES. pare. Sample Package mailed FREE by aac aaa a THE BELLINGHAM CHEMICAL - CO., Bellingham, Wash. | STAR WANT ADS BEST FOR RESULTS ae || 1¢ your druggist is unable to supply | you. | iB, 200 A ec err eeaml ing, Swelling and Full Feeling, so xing ¢ All-Star Bouts Are Listed ADAMS AND light’s showing ach other n placed on sale and, according to reports, are a good bout between two of the Dry “sid Mitchell has agreed to meet his old opponent, Wells. e before, at which time the Salt and Adams are: Steve Sanders; Charley Davidson vs. Bud Ridley; Jimmy Lewis} J Gordon THE DOINGS OF T STAR—SATURDAY, AUG. 25, 1917. 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Card | Up TO DO BATTLE WITH DICK WELLS FRED TUITE have in the Arena, when for “Our Boys in Fran oing like the Dock club boys,” Said | put up a rip-snort- Reynolds vs. oe Gorman vs. Frank Pete; Bert Whaling Back to Scene of Former Triumphs in Baseball Bert Whaling, the husky catcher who used to receive the offerings of Bill James on the Seattle squad when the Giants were winning pennants in the North western league, is a Se attle visitor Bert went up to the big show with James, and was one of those who got his fin. ger in the ple when the Boston world's series a Re |Braves cut their | melon, in 1914. Whaling was shunted out of the big show a couple of seasons past }and was in the Coast league for a time. The past season, however, he has been manager and cleanup hitter for a semi.pro club in Idaho Bert will be with us for a couple of weeks, and then hie himself to Los Angeles, where he makes his home. Hal Connors Winner of Omaha Star Race! By United Press Lew OMAHA won the the Gre Wire Hal Connors terday at Casters Compete in Tourney Fl at W oodland ‘8 of the on the today annual fly and bait t were Woodla ate in th and bait casting All Ready for Sunday All-Star Ball Melee All is set for Sunday's big ball thered first tourney green melee, at 1 a and Jefferson st, when Charley Schmutz's Dry Dockers tangle with Bob Brown’s |cast-off all-stars from Vancouver Begin “Persuasive Peggy” next Monday. DO YOU KNOW That Seattle has the fin- est billiard parlor in the world? Come in and see BROWN & HULEN Second and Spring * Third Floor Romeo | STARS OF BIG PATRIOTIC TENNIS TOURNAMENT Fo A NEEDLES VILL SAVE Con STEEL SHORTNESS _ ' NPY GOLLY Ww ‘ West Meets East in Tennis Tourney Meet INS = By United Press Leased Wire FOREST HILLS, L. 1, Aug. 5.—East will meet West again today, as has been the case for years, in the deciding match of the national tennis tournament. While no title will go, this year, to the winner of the tournament, owing to the war, either Robert Lindley Murray or Nathaniel Niles will be recognized as the champion. Murray’s speedy service, his smashing style of return shots and his brilliance at net work, have caused experts to pick him for a victory. Niles is at his best form in deep court play, relying main ly on his ability to force his opponents to errors. DER CLAWS AS PHONOGRAPH | |\ stumieR KASE — ACH! SIDERABLE To HELP DLR UNO “TYING LEEDLE BALOONS To DER STEMS UF WHEAT VILL. MAKE VT GROW QUICKER UND VE GET DRE! cRoPs I eTmArT: uF eml _Raus DER acties | : "@ ’ _GTRAFE DER ALL DO YOUR BIT ya Ticket for Tuesday Night's Boxing Show in the Arena for “Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund,” Any of the Following Places: Brown & Hulen oe . eee Pope-Sibley Piper & Taft Seattle Star Slater's Cigar Store Northwest Drug Co Green's Cigar Store Garvey's Billiard Parlor . Butch’s Billiard Parlor ..... Battersby & Smith ae Waldorf Cafe .... © eeenemames 9 9 tenes |Postoffice Players |Navy Will biay Grid Are Given Pennant} Game, Say Repoits Members of the Commercial By United Press Leased Wire league ball teams got together) ANNAPOLIS, Aug. —Football Wednesday night at Bird's cafe- will be played by the Navy this teria, where a spread was in order, year, despite the war, according to a and the champion Postoffice nine an announcement made late yester- ‘as awarded the gonfalon for the The Army-Navy game may 4 197 Baillargeon Bldg. -1418 Third Av --1107 Second Ave. -1309 Seventh Ave, 305 Pike St. 515 Pine St. 1406 Third Ave. .. Second and Seneca Third and Union . 906 First Ave. ..Seventh and Pike ~~ ONCE AGAIN. aes NEXT SUNDAY—we are ~~ GONNA TAKE a big crowa Baseball Excursion 0 or prope weet | Hood Canalo =: | New York 2 “0 ‘ pants AS FAR as Union City gob te Sunday Ag so ‘ THOSE TWO steamers Interest in Star Rac $3 sti Sears e: ot THE S. S. City of Angeles New York 3-2, Chica eee Pitisbure . aheinbin eee . AND THE S. S. Pot! Spreading Over U. 8.) 2:5" Round Trip S: 8: Potinteh Interest in the bicycle race, to be given under the auspices AMERICAN LEAGUE WILL LEAVE Colman Dock of The Star on Labor day, is being manifested in many parts w Pet see of the country outside of Seattle eet AT 9 A. M. as usual Cycle manufacturers and dealers in all parts of the U. S. “ a a have sent inquiries regarding the race, and have offered prizes 2 tates velniane 7 RETURNING TO Seattle at Those contemplating entering should do so at the earliest at abbas date. Last year 147 competed in the affair, and this year there TEN THIRTY P. M. will be even more. Remember, the earlier you get in your entry aM the better place you get at the start. Hustle! | AND RIGHT here os ete } ENTRY BLANK FOR STAR'S SECOND ANNUAL BIKE RACE San Francteco . oo on WE ANT eae ; os 1 eby om application for entry in The Beattie mi ae Balt Lake City 7 (63 ‘ } eanual onduranse Mayelo rece, to be Gtaged om the moring eC haber De || los. angeiss ae reer THAT OF all the thousand ) 2 laps rete 5 Pull Name 4c THAT HAVE made this trip + 6 } WBAMME Kicisesesssencecis cei ce cocecsecss AOR see. Su | THIS YEAR ; Ci 1 h , Rae i ane te Cincinnati, are othe 0 hitters. w , | wear or nnn mon pet ae oe ey E HAVENT yet ’ ahead. of George Sister, St, Louis. : 1 am @ pupil ef the Bader, Boston; Speaker, Cleve HEARD ANYONE I, the undersigned land; Ruth, Boston; Russell, Chi ead the above, ana y cago; Russell, New York; Chap: SAY THAT they hadn't more Fea fs 1 oy morning. man, Cleveland; Bodie, Philadel eee ) phia; Harris, Cleveland; V h, De- HAD THE time of thetr lives. , IMEA. <a vats aeesake ea ates sesoee {/troft, and McInnis, Philadelphia, s+ 6 Restricted to boys of 17 and ander, aratasneritcent Sag ee AND MOST of ‘em (Fil thie bienk out completely and take tt to Piper & Taft, Secend Benton, New York, leads the Na- Ae ETT beiereee emece and price. “Matrien close at 10 o'clock pm. mee $| ner rom. New York, leads the Nay HAVE TOLD their friends, eR et three lost; Klepfer, Cleveland, ts ey ieg sie eect =| out ahead in the American, with 11) AND EVEN if they ar | victories and three defeats, . “_ HAVEN'T TOLS you Big League Races for his Charlie White | oe a WE'RE telling you Is Some Athlete} a9 te By United Press Leased Wire GREAT BARRINGTON, Mase, ane eee ed Press Leased Wire 2 >} | “4 , Points abead of Walter Cruise, St | Aug 26.—Charlie White—youthful . " | afer YORK, Aug. 25.—The bat-| Louis Charlie, and not the boxer—who| we WANT you to'go Sunday, tles for big league batting crowns) Cruise is hitting .818, and Benny | 88 Ived here all the two years of are now nearly. settied Cor the see-|Kautt and‘Roger Hornsby are tied) is life, can chin, nimeelt is times PUGET Sound Navigation Co ‘ at .314 for third plac B bo hands and eight son, ee cpaie | times by using one, according to COLMAN DOCK. Averages published today show, Groh, Cincinnati; Wilholt, New! the claims of his trainer, Papa! a3 tae only a close battle for second »lace.| York; T. Clarke, Cineinnatl; Pren-| W hite, today, ' : | MAIN 3 t Eddie Rouseh, Cincinnati, leads) dergast, Chicago: Zimmerman, New | ese. t jthe National league, with .348, ‘York; Griffith, Cinemmnati; Reuther, His training started at the age of| 90 days, his parents say,