The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1917, Page 8

STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 22, 1917. PAGE 8 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Sounds Reasonable, Tom. i aia : BY ALLMAN, “a SPORTS AND COMICS aittaninalil | Gues. % . J _ ate naeemennesinepiome Y He SAY s i /, e (GUESS | COULD HAVE TAKEN , Ga chia CYAN —---) wet wp 343 2 1] You GIRLS To THE THEATER AFTER Att - | JusT GOT A wire FROM THE MAN UL HAD THAT APPOINTMENT WITH - IT Reads, eel ae Dutbursts of Everett True. By Condo. MN BON You TOMORROW NIGHT SAMB TIME “To~ WHEN HES COMING Led MORROW AND IF TomoRRow MIGHT? [ Ye Does HeE’LE MISS THE TRAIW AGAIN = (eas “Wi Don’ You | GeT TickeTs i FoR TA, DUFF ‘TECL YOu, Boys, L ADMIRE VE'S SPUNK. He SAYS HE, FOR ONG, 1S NOT AFRAID OF HIS WIFE TRAIN, WILL START AT SAME TIME TOMORROW. So Ta vcs} AND TAKE US Tomar Row NIGHT On’ er we 4 SHuT ve — SHe's SITTING RIGHT BACK ret x s s* Hey! wnars th’ Game ! Look WHERE /-< z & Gow’ t - ¢ % = Gos! wour ‘A VERY SPLENDID \ | EXAMPLE oF onan! Ve Wares} \ SHOUD SHAY \ ™ Koo anil wiowe NEW OUTIIT OW ME ‘\ ut % we w PAS ALL PAID AN” prt ion MONEY IN OTH PocKeT iD" ( GREAT wot SHOoULo a ¢ JUST Come ALONG f AN TRIP oveR A CL DAMOND RING OF f SOMETHIN’ HAROLD O Rum Ow; fu. PAY Ir ALL OF THAT PALM over THERE If ‘T yout We HATHEST PRESSED YOUNG man - wi Town ¢ ae YOU Sune ee ery camer? THERE You “ae wR! TL SA 3 ) LARLY WORTH BO© } > YANO A BARCH UN ] ANT SUCH A BAD ] | Po ovo WoRLD ArTER 7 " Ja his Minors Cannot ATHLETICS TEST OF Benson Makesa |Poor Old Ban Johnson iN. ob mould Ge ' we ontart, Says Ban” OU ARACTER IS CLAIM ./iit..\With Fans Brings Wrath on Head; Earlier Start in * ; inves nie ve oo eee! 6 tO ASK B. B. Exemption Not a minc the fans at the 2 . Football Practice wy MANN MeOALD | some, Taly contd wot som to [over Preat Pen ome wt os tid the ~ (Champion All-Around Girt Athlete realize that a poor winner is yo n easy ot “go one One exceedingly + nh was a formid agsrega | °* i of the Northwest Just as bad as a poor loser. In 7 sk Pres yecial favors for I have seen many other girls ¢ Athletes puts character to the test Canpetition Is sports brings to of business will prob Up before the next Pacific Coast conferen who put forth every effort they | Lewis, trimmed Joe had to help thelr team win, but if defeated, they accepted defeat cheerfully, giving thelr oppo atriotie to the surface the best and tne worst in the participant « study instry tx Their atti nd players alike. | ¢ ards the games, ¢., «lined to» Of the play so far this foot Pap a ’ nents credit for more skillful t soon pd It reveals persons just as they! playing. They got a real pleas really are. You cannot be a pre| ure out of doing the best - ie . . : > tender in sports, for in the heat of Could and ne abet - Benjamin Lands Bout it cat Gnee uid and not complaining about 7 GA et 8 According to reports from Port oot in whieh to . . 3 1, owing to the late date - - Se h Er Alle sides T@pening. while California gets off UR start about August 15 an five practice games by the time starte Northwest starts dealing out | se big) VERY UNPOPULAR IN WASHINGTON, D C. ° By United Press Leased Wig Campi at Oakland elearly shown in the rush of athletic | ¢ | This season the advantage of the catcher e 1 Vs put . sii extra weeks of training was particu | rar t cet | WASHINGTON, Nov. 22° noticeable on the showing made on > “g2 P . word fr m | Ban Johnson's suggestion for o| former cs To Play Chemawa_ |< , . wus MOAT FLAN tee The Siat ision team will 1 \ oh Umer) rele Seats surma OF BAN JOHNSON le feats at the hands of Johnny Beck-| kicker. 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