The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1917, Page 6

STAR-—SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 1917. PAGE 6 : cere DOINGS OF THE DUFEFS— Why Worry About Danny ‘ VSPoRTS AND COMICS ee cememante: —— ~——--- + WHY Diow’y You cuase THE bay are or" THEN Look’ OW, HELEN, TOM : DOG AWAY 1 “TOM OHS Seas iw, | i) eo | ‘Myer a0 By Condo BROVEGHT A DOG aan i Know ANY BETTER ~ Hetty |] oe AND CALL HELEN HOME WiTH HM AND FRIGHTEN BABY STIFFLE | 1S LETYInG DANNY stra eae PLAN WITH IT re “4 raumaa | Ease WHEN You Go | SQUI RR EL | OO! )- -A Goofy Glance at the Sox Outfield By AHER ary GvevaTor } aterm - -- - = = : So AR int 1 / / . WOWF . CENA TA. \ Giants rm LONG WANS FRom Home me alte Ab ust. a a= ; ) ae \ sten-oY! steno ' Loo! OU na od / LVL TOKE YOU OTHER PEOPLE | ca ; Uf), gy. \. “em OVAH' THERE SQvue|e|eze in THE or a ; (BRING On THEM ( POOR Ut Gaul- ure :,) 5) COLINS USES hme 1 IM aint ae ARGS AROUND THE UNtES von bs o eee —_— OR FLIES t \ LIKE A WILD BLEPMANT MIGHTY “UTTLE NEMO’ LE @oL.D (aos ) SMALLEST PLENAER in LEAGUE - WOULD “Wn” Gueason we sv y rT. 1 ni eakee donate hd Ragu ee WERE Qin =... . WILO MAN MAPPY FELSCH BUT LiKe F A WALT WERE SHOT Yeon Cénren > UST wien F 1 A WRESTLER - "WE WAY HE CLoUTS THE FoR WOME AT THE SAME Time FELECH ENOUGH FOR A SMAUNO (\misH FoR Sowel) PILL WOULD MAKE A PILE DRIVER WALL OP WHEW, “TWE BULLET WOULO GLT wt RECULAR STKE ij COLLINS WHO CAVORTS IN SEEM LIKE A CANARY PECKING JHLLY AGOUT 4 SECONDS Lave , TWE OUTHELD PASTURE AND HAS CAUGHT MORE FLIES THAN TANGLEFOOT. ar Will Be Big = | CAN YOUTH AND PEP DEFEAT AGE AND EXPERIENCE? Boost for Boxing BY PAUL PURMAN, Game in the U. S.) SOU ERES | _ Will youth and pep overcome age and experience and a When the new national army | » soldier himself who a ‘ ‘ 4 ee J matel’ wits finally is settied In its camps oye ay ol By peter y a instead he ash = purse. | dim Corbett’s committee will rion wagner KE go Begin to teach the men some behind the lines at a PY thing about the boxing game. (tee 4 general was asked “Undoubtedly, Corbett’s work te | ‘rivute the prises. Tle de @oing to help both the soldiera =... y and perman and the peetime. According to... ry w i Feperts from the other side, as anainst hie the thousands of boxing bouts exine bas “ » taverit y amateur fighters in the gore of the army iw 4 armies have not only gots of gloves have been sent the whole force wonder. (and yet hundreds more are handy with thelr mitts, Gloves are in almost alee have placed boxing on iy use from the time they ore Plane of respectability. ceived until they beeome too army boxing has devel- he safety of the 2 unusual state of af tLeraters, barns bar seem more| rooms, turnip fields, village halle} @ box for medals than for and training fields become t 'Y compete in company scenes of organized tourneys or nents, Mnterregiments! meets impromptu bouts betw Special matches for the pure letes fe of the game. “Altho crude, lation . if work is more sincere than stand at the corners holding generally seen in the profes ring. as they ere out t r an it t« the glory of some part or company ‘Card Lined Up for. ElKs’ Boxing Show | All is set for the Elks’ club boxing show Tuesday night in the gymnasium of the antlered herd. All Matchmaker Geo. Adams has to do is add a cur- tain raiser and the card is all made up. The latest addition is a fracas between Charley Davidson and Frankie Reeves. These two boys are just about : “4 on ; vents y : ’ ra evenly matched, according to . t " _ bee Adams. ROWLAN er Page Ste sei TIC GRAM The «ter bout of the card is to ‘ vga W furnished by Lioyd Madden and e 4 ie 1 Ingle. Madten fought the ‘ . Fa wv > MiP ntes Jos Bendamin to 0 National Good League, ound draw iast night in Port while George is just back California, where he tarried long enough to bang another k. o § victory to his be! Madden and Ingle are recognized George Ingle ever held the re < NS Rowland is facing the ation that if he wins he will not be given credit—the comment will be, “Comiskey bought a pe winner for him; he couldn't help winning.” tf he be blamed for the defeat LILIAN NNN SLSSESEEEAS LL LILLIE LLL LRN ADAP AALS AL AL ILLS. CLE. SRLS WAY : - - - —- ———— rt Saar , |Franklin Easy Winner in Football on Deciares Boss Rowland Baseball | First High Schoo! Melee Tap Today ; BY H. C. HAMILTON ar neeteed Coach Reseber Franklin ley CHICAGO, Sept. 29—The welle | NEW YORK Gent torconm ight tho it may t ‘ NATIONAL LEAGUE | High School football squad | P usterson well kn d will be kicked off im ence Rowland, manager of the ¢ $l 9 pect . opened the high school grid sea. ‘aulkins today. Enlistments have wo most sturdy gladiators an t out : se 0 We me evo most sturdy White Sox, does not believe in a talk ; nearne te 1 nadie KA: auepisiells seannie : havoc. Only two Western r , , vens are scheduled their weight in these parts so a T R ry ith many American league an | ooeter soa. lively encounter should be sR: eterees Gapnetiars ‘that the’ Aikontont pod - yesterday afternoon, at Dug. for Toynall Ohic Stabe, eae the order of the evening B - cB eague so far outclaces the red ' , 78 dale field, by walloping the Bal- | Russe r larco { 6, will play Case at Cos ee OoxIng GERT| Nations! teague so to hake s ‘ ; al a lar pea Sieg : lumbus, and Indians Si By United Press Lensad Wire White Sox world's series vic : : repr x The victorious contingent seemed | nen Se Cabets : \ Franklin at Bloomington, Other a “Happy Felsch Hope Sera Ike habe 90 Giaaaek. enetniie games will include Notre Dame Ya, i Ripon, Webash vs, Marietta, and ; f White Sox Team ting Roosevelt” tight That ; on the Gianite. AMEMICAN LEAGUY , aint y med ‘ ts te vs. the Great Lakes Naw By United Prees Leased Wire J i . ie ; © ber ' 5 ‘ nest " sining Station. NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—The!or rmer president at the Grea “ est er ‘ P ' ‘ , White Sox believe they b mong aining station, it was learn, *100e Mba gle ody Sho * : ce , s emma = 6 a player who will be the y ) ’ rr Lad peor’ ; ‘ i r = = = test of world series heroes y » the colonel was visiting the c ; 4 ' - ; 4 ajo ite Happy Felsch, they maintain, is| station Thursday, he was called on Dalles e the White S # tee b Fa eas waco Min “Tris Speaker's class” as a field-| to decide a four-round fight between : sor ig 1 th 1 1 he|- ‘ “yt aft n. Yesterday's lin _ : quad, b without « , and one of the game's «¢ test| two jackies, He gave it to “that hitters. They bank on him to be| boy in gray tights.” at ‘ ae, in important factor when some The pee. ‘ oy pe out gave hims Sicarecn 4 : , hoe, Coe mre 4 t Clifford thing must be done shade the better of it, he explain ml Paper % r eh EAE oe Ml Be Clittord = But 25 Turn |Slim Salle Picked: i, Aa fo ioe ¢ rt OPENING et wisi Ballard yallaway : The one sure and simple way to measure live up P obiguat abd wets (iene Joum! At Gekiend tt, ¥ a eed A te in money matters is by your a oc ron Pepe aa : nn mos ert Bvt Make Wi Moy Winner P R | N CE |AVINGS. take on the Whitma owt loca Mia Gatien «in ois Billy Miske Winner — * Pe Sr ie tenes “. Over Big Carl Morris im Easy Go Put yourself to this threefold test now: But 25 men turned out y yl cay Sk the i POLORTLAND, “Bone ‘wen CIGAR CO » ather is cold, sh " ot a sin PORTLAND, Sept. 29.—Charley eo 1. Are you able to save part of your in- in as to the call hE aha ct ° material at the ¢ . f Ib : 2 Javidson, Seattle featherweieht wome! ington. One out ¢ er ; press ee ouR €X-| was all but knocked for a goal 2. Have you a savings account at the may be called & veteran, Gardner.| PTafik Barrieau Is to conquer, following his vie-| here last night by Charlle Moy in Second and James i ee 7 she th econd round of heir sched Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank? Php od tigen Pybtip bes ML rau Loser to Mick King) Mite on nine of the ten rounds ite “stx-round fracas. Davidaon * A Westerner. Morri / 3. Are your deposits therein regular, fre- »xpected a much bigger squad to By, United Prem 1. fee bie / ubstituted for Jimmy Dun f ( Sth sh ae ti a Wednesday { | quent and es large as you can wisely make ed Frank Ban their bout May toted ih'ac hake tn the wird frame that Refereg Jac Grant was : i ‘ neh | P ' nixdt and eot|Odds Favor Sox to oreed to call a Balt an September 26 hat our squad will grow B) DEXTERHORTON TRUST [fi ists ina PO Win Eirat Contes ete ye a souivnadsh causes: ca Vivian Martin recen ’ ited Pree Leased ive oyd Madden hele Me 8 . vn Will MEW Meer. ee—Betting |S. a ear als SERVING BREAKFAST EW YORK, Sey Benjamin even for six roun na ; ‘ r fort y Manager Charles Bye: Willie Ritchie 1 1 Ds VINGS BANK tor # Moroseo studio, that : snmissioners’ today expect the|was awarded a draw verdict AND A MERCHANT'S LUNCH SECONL nenay j WASH B might have a ten-day vacation and Meet Marty Farrell |ciants to become favorites over Combined Resources of the Dexter Horton National Bank cleat trangttin Mie Pipe Brpct oH, aafty ts oo ual erm cable Se A Pr lh ph ciectin wool The Finest Equipped Place and Dexter, Morton Trust and Savings Bank, $21,510,451.38 for her next production. Result-— | Ritchie matched. tod oney js pcatoe, Odds still fav Daan WANE AUS of Its Kind in the City 7 “4 : 3 with the dre akers, day night with Marty Farrell game, ° - 7 -