The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1917, Page 14

MR. TRLUGE, HOw LONG Ballard ‘The first bic football clash of geason in Seattle will take place — at University field, when team of the U. of W. naval ‘ ing station takes on the Bal Meteors. ‘The jolly tars took things easy fm their training yesterday, and to » day's workout was a light one Saturday's game will officially “Open the season for football at the “training station. Before the end of | the season the sailor lads will have | met some of the best teams on the Pacific coast. An effort may be to bring the crack Mart _ eleven here from Mare Island. On of the bic cames already sched wled by the local seamen is with the officers’ team at Camp Lewis. 5 CAMP LEWIS, Oct. 12.—There | is no dearth of football material at this cantonment. At th eet | 4% ing of the official board ‘oaches Se of the game, held last night, it de veloped that some of the best play | ers in the United States are to be » found in camp. od Among those present are Walter |) Keck, 0. A. C.; Dave Wor n. fm | mous tackle of Purdue sell, U. of W All-American rugby artist Sharpe. U. of C. halfback Dockery, Washington U., 5 All-American guard Utah Ageies, tackle; E. center; I WU. of Arizona, tackle; FE. berg, Wisconsin U. tackle, M. Greene, of the Utah The coaches will be no slouches at the game, either. There is Wee Willie Coyle, one-time foot artist of the U. of W.; Maj. (Happ) Weir, West Point captain and All fean center; Lieut. Col Multnomah club coach. Stanton, Occidental coll coach. Almost all of the companies here have football teams, and there isa great deal of talk among th to the probable outcome of the scheduled Thanksgiving gam tween the all-camp e militiamen from th “ton naval trai FS at Boston Fans Want The Boston fans are clamoring far Bill Carrigan to manage the Red Sox next year. The Hub has 4 been plunged in deep gloom by the failure of the Red Sox to win an other pennant. Jack Parry, t course, is blamed. It is said that he mismanaged the passing world's champions in many ways, particu larly in the matter of di Tries Morris’ Stunt and Loses His Bout CLEVELAND, Oct. 12.—Jach Wolfe, bantam, won from Mickey Byrne in the first serap of the fight season here. Mickey @isqualified in round one by eree Sammy Gunn for butting was Ret. BASEBALL World Series Saturday and Monday ARENA DOORS OPEN AT 11 A.M. 4 GAME CALLED 12 y ADMISSION 25¢ RESERVED 50¢ Rex Board Special EE OF 8 PETE OE REO eee ROS 5 CRP GEG Wire Outbursts of Everett True. Bt 2:30 tomorrow afternoon on the ‘ jat the Pe Bill Carrigan Back! By Condo COME AROUND THE CORNER HERS ANDO T'Uc Give You MY ANSweR — al r eRuitine Orrice, X, Nor ANYONE €CS@, CAN TECC’ you How LONG THE Ww4R WILL LARr, BUT Ik YouXL STEP INStDe THey'cL Sivé You ALL THE Dops ON HOW Yor CAN HELP TO SHORTEN I(T, HELLO, SON ! How's PApa’s Bov ? SOUIRREL FOOD—They Violate the Traffie I STAR—FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1917, PAGE 14 BeT | RAN OVER Some BOOe WITH A STC Pet BROKEN BOTTLES, MANS, TACKS ert Both Bosses See | Nothing but Win BY H. C. HAMILTON Jshould be a whiz. So far, victories United Freen Staff Cor ent h all been returned on 6 WITH THE WORLD'S SERIES |!0ts. hea as AT LARGE, BUFFALA, N. Y,, Oct siete oe 12.—"We're going to win,” was the will ret ent of Clarence Rowland his White Sox speeded to for their fifth ward Comiskey park battle with the G ‘I knew we would come back. | thru to victory,” is John McGraw's battle with the chance final victory tants he Sox confident of copp fifth howeve ar ng |Now that we are back, we're going | game Praise was heaped on the brow size-up. jot F Schupp by the White Sox Witt fight for the title now|t They declared the youthful knotte statements repre: | up with a start sent the nent of the two|!! view of teams. th Sunday He The Sox are ¢ to the point of backs of the past two days pointed almost | vishness at thet | The| are confident and cocky enny Kavff is all smiles. He may | have been held 48 help less for three 4 by the Sox pitchers, but he crossed hon » grounds twice Grid Stars (S885 55 2) at U.S. Camp) .,"25,2%,2"% 40" Btaft Correspondent | wh 4 last y Kauff slashed out knocks, he did what back gar 1 1915 Harry Hoe slammed the ll out of t for the Red Sox When Benn his two ¢ t hed. W of wor! rcked 0 only era he park | Al Demaree, pitcher for York, is the lu b He shared in the the world series p a member of the t was with the Phillies in their end of the Sent to the world series Cubs, h money was bought back by McGraw, manager of the Giants, this year, In time to share ain in the world series money of that club. He has pitch ed 22 games this r, winning nine of them Chas. Weeghman, president of the| Cubs White Sox train. | he said “But looked good is on dmit they were com 1 by the Giants In the After Fletcher had up and irst ball pitched as yertson came g to hit it a mile. @hen ped the next one down the third base line for a bunt. Hoke followed with another bunt. Mc was lost on such plays Joe Hill Only One to Wallop Moy~MclIntyre Chet MeInty former 8. A, C physical now at the Smelter A. € Tacoma, comes to bat with the Hill is tt at the in tatement that he b os Joe 6 onl He t who ¢ boxer in Northwest present time n hold his own with Charlie Moy, the California bantam Clevelanders Get $100 for Their Ohio Series} CLEVELAND, Oct. 12.—Checks | ) each were handed mem bers of the Cleveland Indians to representing thelr share in booty from the Red-Indian post on werle on test, but sim such on the ball he waa had so ble. t that Faber was pick om hia toes ahd at the Giants my Russell {9 now begging for a erack “I never had sot or was Filipino Head-Hunter Doesn't Want to Fight NEW YORK Dental Special Announcement ‘ By DR. EDWw Brown, D. I Now at 106 Columbia IN J. » § BOC the only t raise his EDWIN 4. BROWN, D. D. Dentint rumble. s. eattle’s Leading 106 ¢ Dr. H. T. 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GAPELY ACROSS “THE STREET IN Yous SLEEP O1GGUISEO AS AN UNEXPLODED oneLL - Coach Dietz Has Good a Oct. 12, — Coach has whipped the Trapshooters to Turn Out for Last Tourney There will be a goodly gathering of trapshooting enthusiasts out at the Harbor Island ground Sunday, when the last rites wil be perform a stadium with the of- - han the , for the reason that he ts t non ade th ged to make his charkes “un- ed over that location as a gather cers from Camp Lewis, He al lI 1eS far 1 has b arn” much the rugby game, ing place for trapshooters. 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