The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1917, Page 8

SPORTS AND COMICS Outbursts of Everett True. By Condo Saotal Ih olive. eahuco} ——————— —— urea Nev? Seawets, You S€e THar MAKES '7 BAD Fo Met 1 Se You PROMISED To Have THAT STUrr RE ar revice | of me AN® NOW You've DISAPRONTeED Ne! } WHAT KIND BUSINESS Twice KE Have PROMS ep You Srurr Burt You DIDN'T COME FOR Hr THLE A | | 4, COUPLE OF Days AFTER! | MATTA GEORGE WERE IN LOONEY r] WHAT KIND OF | MIRROR” A SUBURB i L BUS INGSS OF SimPooOFiA ! \S THAT #{ Sots Ed ftill's Comment eT y'ars to become a popular hero oY MILE READERS OF THE SPORT PAGE may not yet be t ‘ feady for a full course of footbal!, preferring rather to follow - | the great baseball race between the Giants and the White it ie nevertheless a fact that the thumping of the bloated pigskin Neuder and louder on the turf in our midst, and we can hardly dull ear to the call of the gridiron clan thall mentors on the Pacific coast seem inclined to i of their gridiron machines optimistically feports from the various colleges, al! seem assured t lve about as good a team as the other fellow with which to rt the season. DAR the local university Coach Hunt is preparing to roll up his - and deive into things footballist He says he doesn't know Hy much about what he has on hand, but says it in a way that be taken to mean that he will mighty soon find out le ‘ wae thi men of the last year’s squad have announced thelr in. U0! Us Psa dens ‘of returning to school this year, according to “Jump.” He i 5 " E on calling the candidates out as soon as schoo! opens, and For to Cicotte, mo given for putting the Wh even ardent Boston fans wil! And it is on Cicotte that nainly to crush McGr a short series lke E : T LOOKS TO US as tho Hugo coach of football tt + : if y of Oregon r n a angling for more aan 4 Or Portiand comes a myster farting Pirates, may not return. a Much of Cle if 7 : | loas of Brown, fe e t the same tin { nar 4 for answering th " coun.| Sit® back ea Order to introduce our new tr It's all right bone) plate, which {* the see and strongest plate known JOHN BURDICK ar 1 th. if you have two or three Arro Pubes 3 ye (igs th left in the mouth; guaranteed berg oy Wins Over Travers By Urited Pree Leased Wire gastos sees. BRLOO ere in time to t ; : be 15 set of teeth (whalebone) 8.09 y ‘ Frida r "i eek fle O set of teeth ‘ $5. tet x r tod work, per tooth, gold $3.00 , crowns . fillings .. filings . fillings work guaran fm: t y in Fitzgerald and Rath Lead Coast Sluggers \ od Press Lewsed Wire FRANCISCO of our present patronage ts ¢ 1 to pended by our early custom | whose work ts stil 7 ction. Ark our cu ° whe ng f nto th tested our work V Peo be Ning rod ‘office, be sure you are tn the ft place. Bring this ad with you oe 6 CHET NEFF 1s going be a Go to the Right Drug Ce Cut - Rate y lite dintor He & | 169 Washington ge, Dentists eo Teck i iberyrs--ey or re : bt yy . on - And the Doctor will give ie ee he oe ae ys at you a careful examination sailed on , Seaimtarvicea and preesribe for yeu wre. Dr. F. N. Freer D U.. PHYSICIAN. AND sUrC G ito-urin, and rectal dt-= round fracas in Victoria Nike his other two fight about put him in shape for t 1 you are sick you cannet do bev ver than take advantage of this ef- fo and meke It even fer, We save yeu money ane give '¢.¢ the boat pemivie treatmont | VORD COMMS from the South Dien stamens va fourrot REDUCED RATES TO WHE LODGE CAFE |[)Frapiie Maione, to becstaxed Wed. Fourth Avenue at Westlake jpeeday night in San img the jat war son Jvc Op ane i for I Seah sie: arma ¢ 9 J ; ie High-claes Euicrtainment aarry Lajoic¢ s Team gan Francisco $10.00 and Dancing l ‘ ee Lom An 314.66 M. tol A. M ' W ins Him Pennant san dise sites 4 Pr ee iy a Jaased Wire Good service, lercwe outside atate I YORE pt Larry | rows a1 ungurpassed meals. Kvery Lajoi¢ a pennant winn The | conventon ‘of paswengers, Fuit a’ “ , secsaing aise ; font | particulare at City Ticket Often Jahead by a small margir Just Printers ese ag iay| THEE MeCORMICK LiNE| Ane THIRD MAIN 1043 J) timore third and Newark fourth | . Leiad vindiia 100 Cheers 81 Phone Billede nana bah STAR—MONDAY, SEPT, 17, 1917. THE DOINGS OF THE The Search Is On NOW DONT WORRY Mes Care Pave You HEARD ANYTHING | SOMETHING TODAY ANO I'LL Prone Nou | | : . F FAR MADAM, WORKING ON SQUIRREL FOOD—Don't Worry, Benny, He'll Soon Be With You BY ALLMAN =f’ $100 REWARD tom Durr A REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY INFORMATION oF THE we ; WHEREABOUTS (DEAD oe HVE) OF “Tom DUFE of Hts NEPHEW oO WERE Las SEA Shor; m i ANEEK AGO MRS. Dugg Ano Fwy THAT You 34D was "VERY IMPORTANT” 4ND we f Gols WENT OUT CF COR WAY TO HAVE IT WMEADY fe) AY GEORGE ~ ae sneer PoES EVERYTHING Loon AS SPAGHETN LIKE To / OU AS IT OES = It’s All Right, Eddie’s Pitching, and Chicago LOCAL MITT FANS Is Contented When Cicotte Toes the Slab HAVE FANCY BY PAUL PURMAN CHICAGO, Sept. 17.—It took Eddie Cicotte y'ars and on Sports « Most of these baseball heroes are born in a day, some when they have scarcely been hearc than to any other person, way out on top. reluctantly admit, quite some job to dislodge them Sox the White Sox ‘s brilliant nual ¢ fane depend tte can pitch & staff will not ¢ ni with a rigid course of training from the start. Gardner, . oe eae + ‘g ball and Daily are the three men whom Hunt figures will be with i 2 ewe fie league pitcher, of losing its greatest foot on ¥ e ‘ 1k o ba _ Yes, it look ry r fe the Be that as it may, Cicotte has won 23 games so far this t are going to t we J r, mor than ther American then goes on to say that Be: 8 year, more than any oth ¢ ao ts now managing the Pit r he will not stand for the s do that he must have ability, whether he uses the shine ball ‘'e°@ or not 5 success is undoubtedly due to his study of opposing batsmen. There has probably been no pitcher in + i oan . ; bateball, with the exception of Matthewson, who gave so much 0 of his attention to this ” Cicott thes a sigh of relief. MEIGS the tect of thal day conte arenned in to) Women’s Golf ¢ hamp Herzog Is Out; Smith Makes Good BY H. C. HAMILTON | Baseba an nn SS ing ir Northwest, and I think | 6, 6-0. the Jea aving the fans s et} x * 9 the boxing cards is a fine one be-| Duthie Club Winner a - « vse the fans e the who . , ‘tend ‘these fights and for whom| Over Olympia Squad NEW YORK, Sept Wayne Sutton Lands [they ‘are arr At his home in Maryland, Herzog declared that unless he AMERICAN LEAGUE improves greatly _ even for the world’s series. he hoped to get ~"" CALIFORNIA Mason Hartwell Wins Cross-Country Race J Press Leased Wire le | STAR WANT ADS BEST FOR RES min-|the first <a ibe starting Pebruary 16. ' THIS 1S WHERE THEY CATCH MINNOWS “THAT LOOK LIKE Pine!) / TH’ WEATHER VANE Pe ON “H' POLE 1S (g TH’ DIRECTIONS eo Fisn- mavee '/ | , swonper \\ ~ wy Th’ GOSS ONT GENO HELE ov HERE INSTEAD oF me! | = a it Ie apparent that Seattle boxing fane who have been 2 - sending in cards that they would like to see staged by local promoters have very good taste. In fact, it is even more so. Were the promoters to put on nearly any of the cards sent in by the fans, they would have to close shop and go Into some other line of business, for as yet none of the local clubs have John 0.’ financing them. Still it ls a good thing to hear from the fans, and they, no doubt, would be just as well satisfied if but a couple of their bouts were headlined on the card, with some good prelimin- aries to back It up. We note L. J. K. has a rather fancy taste. He would Ilke to see Willie Ritchie, Willie Hoppe, Eddie Campl, Frankie Burns, Eddie Pinkman and Charlie Moy all on one card. We wonder If he would also be willing to pay for seeing It? SOME CLASS, EH? ,fiicting engagements between the ted fighters, the fans would tainly flock to see it. Also it |might serve to settle so! of the disputed titles which are so mud died at present: Jack Dempsey vs. Chet Mcintyre, George Ingle vs. Harry Casey. Here is my idea of a good card |® for an evening's entertainment Willie Ritchie vs. Sid Mitchell. Harry Casey va. George Ingle. Frankie Sullivan vs. Eddie Campi. Willie Hoppe vs. Frankie Burns. Chet Neff ve Eddie Pinkman. Geo. Brandon vs. Charlle Moy. Chet Neff va. Tommy Clark, ard like this and we'll} Eddle Campi vs. Weldon Wing. ail ba’ thee L. J. K. | Sud Ridley ve, Jimmy Dundee. HERE'S GOOD ONE eens | noticed in your sporting column |A DREAM, 18 RIGHT AE that all fans send in| How would some of the stars of ist of boxers whom they think | Yesterday compare with the pres ld interest the publ 1 am {ent day celebrities? enclosing the following card | Jimmy Barry vs. Jimmy Wilde. George Ingle vs. Joe Rivers. Geo. Dixon vs. Johnny Kilbane. Chas. Givens va Weldon Wing. Kid Lavigne vs, Benny Leonard jimmy Maloney ve. Geo. Wagner.| Young Griffo vs. Freddy Welsh. Lonnie Mcintosh vs. Lloyd Mad-| | Mysterious Billy Smith ve. Ted ewis. den Tommy Ryan vs. Mike Gibbons. Bud Ridley ve. Jimmy Lewis. AIWAYS A. ROOSTER FOR| Kid McCoy ve. Tommy Gibsons, ROXING. Joe Walcott vs. Georges Carpen- tler | Tom Sharkey vs. Cart Morris. Bob Fitzsimmons vs. Jess Willard. WANTS TO SEE JIMMY Here ts a card that would be full ac a some fights Joe Rivers vs George Ingle. Chet Neff vs. Harry Casey. | 6g c jimmy Maloney vs, Len Row-| Mary Browne Again lands Bests Champ Molla | Bert Forbes vs. Chas. Givens. Bud Ridley vs. Jimmie Lewis, United | E tr I am anxious to see this boy Jim-| CHICAGO, Sept. 17. — Mary @ Maloney in acti He is to| Browne had two more sets to her remembered by his fights with Credit today in the Mary-Molla Harry Casey, which pleased most She defeated the rhampion, every one the closing matches for ulance fund here yester- By United Press Leased Wire Cc. W. THOMPSON, 132 Warren Ave. special match, John R. han of San Francisco beat r Hayes of Chicago, 6-2, m an ardent follower of box LIKES THE IDEA I ed. T sowing The Duthie club, winners of the Riss BEE ny {de ard t would | Shipbuilders league. saphe: Piace at Indiana |p ae eet ee ee aaaal? with se teslenr gh ring « ep and rea over the Sioan contingent, in Olym. Wayne Sutton, former Uni n n may not be p } Sunday, 2 to 1 Lyle Bigbee versity of Washington star, has st because of con-| pitched for the locals. — been appointed coach of the In i ail diana University football team, Seattle friends. Seattle Elks Winners From S. & E. Outfit k ; Rady tans ot the Bul Some men still ask for ) y. § to.0. ‘Ten Nits wore 1 good oc cigar. ams and Zimmerman ~ ; : ; ; that Good Judgment? McKelvey High Gun ; = — 77 at Harbor Island Kelvey tied with J. B ey Sunday, at the Harbor Istand traps, and won the 100-target shoot with 96. At Green Lake Dr, King was high gun, with 4 W Charley hite Wants Another Tillman Go CHICAGO, c 17. —Charley White » nearly took the count n their last meeting, will mee ae Sew gen eis “the Cigar made witha, good Judgment Bowling Congress to Hold Meet on Feb. 15 CINCINNATI, Sept. 1 oO clals of the American Bowling Ce Hemenway oc moser Cigar Co., Seattle, Wash. gress meeting here Sun to hold the 1918 A. B.C, tourney in iment armory here