The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1917, Page 8

STAR—-WEDNESDAY, IF We CAN JUST GET pP TO THAT WATER TANK BerFoRy THIS TRAN, we'Le STAND A Chance OF GETTING ON I Reap AwovurT ir IN THE "FoR SALO” COLUMN. IS THs THe CAR eS L| Your ao. sain | —— iy WAS IN sn i pains) . . MeoNs THON’ NOT “Too LOW A Tee / WATCH See \ ie /evooy | BETTER GET water iT ALITTLE MORE SAND Buvvy! mor VA USED TO BENDING \CAPTER or! Tes! So FAK AN’ a i - y “THATS “Too Low | ie Ed ftill’s Some new faces—what the fans { have been anking for—will be in omment S Grder ‘Friday. night tn Dreamland } when the Dry Dock Athletic club on Sports puts on its card of five four-round boxing bouts. The new faces inch Johnny —/ } Arrouez, California htwelght ~~“ who takes on Billy the RANK ORSATTI, LOS ANGELES BOXING MANAGER and old Seattle f been Promoter, who is handling the affairs of Joe Rivers, the Mex. stepping a at a ily clip of lean, was a Seattle visitor yesterday. He passed the day going late in Me nd. Roth are well! the boxing situation with the loca! wiseacri and was closeted known ene ‘ sturdy some with aruso” Dan Salt. * of i] * WH Orsatti is making the rounds of the Northwestern cities booking # stated >» tangle with for his string of California gladiators, among whom are some Bronson tonight in a 10 the top-notch mitt siingers of the Golden State. fo at Vancouver, Wash ‘The big star of the string is Joe Rivers. Orsatti is looking after Rowlands, Milwaukee 4 ight, who takes ¢ and ready Sid Mitchell who makes his bow attle audience while Bob Laga, Rivers’ regular boes, is laid up with iliness. _ The Mexican at one time was considered a coming lightweight He has met Johnny Dundee, Ad Wolgast, Joe Mandot, Ritchie, Leach Cross, Freddie Welsh, Frankie Callahan, Stan. the rough is another | time. ‘Yoakum, Willie Beecher, Johnny Harvey, Johnny Griffithe and Then comes Charlie Moy, who w Mitchell and a host of lesser lights in the fistic game Bit Mascott of Portland la | ° any number of classy performers Just claim to the hantamweight jattiing Chico, Jack Downey, Walter Mc Bromee and Jimmy Dundee. Her Brodie, Clair cee BURDICK, able adv Moy, Len Friday’s Lineup tition in the Atmerican league, the Rowlands 4nd/ veteran class in that organization LIGHTWEIGHTS Arrousez, has taken exce? has simmered down to just a few fo a few of the oe players, none of whom has spent ; besiei4 Willlame, iis by Joe Flanigan in his let-| more than 13 years {n the bi show s)) MIDOLEWEIGHTS Len Rowlands ve. Sid Mitchell! BANTAMWEIGHTS Charlie Moy vs. Bud Ridley FEATHERWCIGHTS Joe Gorman vs. Charley Givens iy. points out that Moy boxed who weighs around 128) six times end that he lost jon in that number of Thirteen years is a lot of t! but when considered alongsid records of Lajole, Wagner few others of that tik the { t i ‘ . wa Frankie Saunders vs. Charley } “On that occasion.” declares Bur 2 ‘ § “it was a handicap match, as| N e many persons would admit } Davidson Len Rowlands that Terry Turner of the eiand |( eomasiaies Wore lO-ounce gloves, while | 0s 7 aa : ARR AR nnn 9 wore six, and Hromeo had [ndlans te coldest player in}. PE Sg SP Ie eee H emeiderable weight advantage.” Point of playing years now in the champtonship of th Pacific red L pee s ard PBardick also declares that the | American league, but he is, Terry | Moy is a cle ge, ~~ is figured | i 1! sat fi lustve|to show Bud R annie rs reported that a draw| made his advent into the exclusive |to | , i @ Aus} fi B - gerepeers ere etter ‘verdict |Jovneon cireuit in 1904, going from | tn's ite blonde giant, « tart time | or Boston ek taneeved Columbus. For years he was a| Joe Gorman, the Oakland feather: | H.C. HAMILTON the ul rt old Bl weight who tackles Charley Givens, | : As to the Dundee-Moy fight, Bur.| resular with the old Blues, some. a oo + United Prene Staff Corres ent 7 r ™ nt ye clase * ow Mick has newspaper clippings times as an in He never |e tar athanet tas bake moet NEW YORK, Sept. 12.—Pro- P@hereby the scribes call the offi w9* 4 heavy hitter t his record a ao 4 sepals eae | viding the White Sox play who handed Jimmy Dundee | ¥ould make any an bitious young he hen only ap seared from now on at a .500 clip, the decision over Moy in their) *'¢r jealous. His best season with shies ah Gus Geene Red Sox must win 18 of their fight, many unpleasant 1 ee ee ae TORE, CORE Re ee ts to Jee Harrehes remaining 20 games in order to One scribe sys Gas g | 308 he was not right and finish firat Filled the 20-round game in Ca Leaving is discovered | uch bet The \ 16 games fornia and a little more of the that Ty Collins and | arainst th n Charie left. If and lowe Stuff that was pulled at Emery. | ¢ dest players. who seems able to go on ver|the same nu will finis Ville last night and the four-round | ¥« onsidered bY | putting up clever opposition to the | with a percer If Bos Dusiness will be killed a great m ersons who see their | > lton wins “ they will “The rankest, most outrageous activities on the field Charley Davidson, another favor-| co under the wire with a mark of ever perpetrated was| Cobb has been a member _ot ite of past winters, comes back to | .640 when Jimmy Dundee was Jennings’ Detroit Tigers for| qo battle with Frank Saunders Washington, a second division | y red the winner over Chartle ars, He never has played|ine New York fe ‘weight who/|club, is responalt r most of th after the latter had all but with another bis Cok! has been sof: n our midst |erief in Boston games, a full hed Dundee cold ins has been a 1\ for some time one in the differen etween Ch In the second meeting, Moy wa ears, His Fred Tuite, r maker for the |cag nd Boston, have gone to the given every rovr t the first and | confined Dry Dock club “ nt his | Se the Re final Won the decision hand age home with a ned ankle. but ‘4.0 ra .-* ri M Ad Schiacht and Joe hermer are| Sox will rema i e WILIJE MEEHAN and Jack | ten going ron with the show and|the Red Sox will » Sen. Dempsey boxed a slow ness of ba Tuite declares he will be or hand|ators. The Giants wind up their _ draw last Friday night fith and he , 4 most) Friday night if he has to hire an|stay at home today and go on the cisco, Reports say they brilliant career auto truck to convey him to the/road to finish winning the pen. of the four rounds pulling and hug Other veterans still sojourning in|pcene of the festivities nant, They have eo far been & wing each other the American league are Jack Bar |winning club on the road, They ons ry, Ownle Bush, Frank Baker and . . |will start this time with a lead of BOXING FANS will keep their| Tris Speak All Set for Golf }10 games over the Phillies, who @yes on the Bronson. Williame fight Not hose generally re pan or are showing noth startling Just at Vancouver, Wash, tonight. Fol- ognized Tourney Tomorrow now They begin with a three-day Bowing his 10-round tilt with the is rea | By United Press Leased Wire vinit at ton and then will meet Portland lightweight there, mit nd with CHICAGO, 8¢ 2—A 36-hole! Chicago, Pittsburg Louis; Os williams meets Johnny Arrouses | tion rote be played jcinnat! and Pt hia, windin in Dreamland Friday night will oday a ‘ mary toluy in the latter “ae r art ks good for|the Weasterr ampion-| SINCE EDD PLANK, Sar east ten more year ‘ r “ at the Crawford and Nap |. ‘ c e Billy Speas Plays | in Bush Circuit Billy Speas, former Northwestern lemguer., enjoyed }son with M successful sea in the Central kegon fe league, Billy played first base and by | outfield, and hit in | up po a He will spend the winter in Toledo, with Mrs ® and Bill, jr Reds and Indians to Clash in Series By United Press Leased Wire CHICAGO, Sept. 12.—The base ball championship of Ohio will be settled the first w in October, when the Indians and the Cincin nat! Reds hook up in @ post-season series, Walter Choston to Cross Cues in Mix Walter Johne will Clash with Pope in a three-cushion match game of billiards tonight at the Pope-Sibley parlors. Play will be for 150 points and consume | three nights, iS OF THE DUFFS—They Got Their Bath Sooner Than New Faces and Old Favorites to Step at Friday Night’s Dry Dock Mitt Show rice Altuite Meal 46.00 pew lending W Oyster Shells ried Gold crown ....... seeeeees BBO | Oyster Shells ake bae6ad 19.00 |] Baward Sheid Enchanting Drama . hy Meat H ‘ ate $15 sepof teeth (whalebone) $8.00 | Lint Neal Boog so TE sais be tore Ma Se and 260 ° $10 wet of teeth -$5.00 7 7 4 \ Bridge work, per tooth, gold $3.00 24.00 ——— | White crowns . cere for igs, PB ry mt Silver fillings .. ‘The Popular Photopiay Star Platina fillings ¥ 3 ROLAND TONIGHT ork anteed for 15 years er biatiae com | taken in the morn 4 wind, don. BIG) acTrs | - hb anme day. Exam avec ; 106 and 20¢ | fon and advice free, live " Many Valuable Door Sangin. nt Our Plate we Pe ir ———— = : Cae pound. ‘is@ is | Prizes ot nme = PALACE HIP PAGE 8 SEPT. 12, 1917. They Exvected. ILL BE GLAD WHEN WE GET WOME Sot =e mA uty) hy - — yuu ol Cire. STAMP ALL “TH woRM WILLS Down BUDO” WEN STAND BACK OFF Tn’ GREEN | WANT To CONCENTRATE ON WIS PUTT, Your. \_oistRact me! /enewt STRENUOUS) ( work - CARRY \my vest suooy! “TMOSE ROCKS SOME PLAC WRow ER uP An’ GVE ME ¥ masni€ | Went DOWN IN sa) € wa UTTLE ‘To THe verrt RionT AtouT THERE | LOOK it UNDER “TW LEAVES =\— WHEN You FIND 1T \ TwROw ‘eR OUT AN . \_ BRING MY BRAGHE |) en | Rookie Pitcher Gets Rare | Chance With Fohl’s Squad Any veteran manager would jam Baseball | NATIONAL have thought twice before do- ret ing what Lee Fohl, Cleveland ‘ ‘ “ Indian pilot who jumped into J os - the limelight right out of the : minors, did | ' ‘ Lee Fohl had not even played| : tee Dig be baseball before he was oo r+} sie to make a first division team out of a bunch of traflers last y Ne did. and what's more he - . e the eyes of the dye leaders by pt ng up! AMERICAN LEAGUE of the most brilliant fights for ) Lost. Pet. the 1 the American league has/{ Ro ¢ Indians third, as Ty | ‘ ‘ and Hug J will | pod : to admit. It may be their Washing Lodi what with Tris Speaker Phile . ‘ ‘ and other leading ¢ Was Af eveland oe pin t ng, it has been the pitching Gi Hi at has robbed the Tigers of third | Ted Véstbunte SR ; ri man behind the pitching] eran baseball—Lee Fobl, répkle Ma ‘ himself, has put a brand new Los Angeles ‘ 1 rookie pitcher to work sooner tl tell (6% rs as a deve any long experienced manny’ D Stanley Coveleskie and|would dare do. Only a short tim® At Vernon ait Lake © Jim Bagby, both among the prs | ago, 17 Torkleson, a young light No other pia in hing, owe their su hai right-hand spitballer, came r new tmanager, just as Rube|/to Cleveland from Marshalltown, i . arquard owes his pitching ability) 1a, and has already faced the Harry Greb After toe ‘ Tigers and the Browns. ? s a ow comes the surprise to vet 1 Bout With Gibbons Peg Repel Dy Dotted ' > eee “5 —@ | looks go, but he has shown he cam gs 7 vA ke) Today’s Market | pes" and field, too. Ty Cobb and ani hartie oy « f | Bob Veach remember one strike A waves — | contender for Report Jout against each by this rookie, “| and Ty will especially keep Torkle son in mind for being caught off Prices Paid Wholesate Vegetables an |New Plan to Curb 1a " e ——¢| first by a foot Series Scalpers p« mauled VEGETADLES | Lee Fohl won't say much about Dy United Frees Leased Wire rounds Deane Areen .. | his new pitcher. He never prom |, CHI AGO, om é - - og th — i. 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