The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1917, Page 8

amb ORR NI ES An 2 a te — STAR—THURSDAY NOV. 29, 1917. PACT 9 BY ALLMAN. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Plenty of Atmosphere Is What He Needs, SAY,TOM, WILBUR 1S CARRYING THES Moving PICTURE FouLianess OF HS TOO FaR — HE 1S LEARNING TO CHEW ToBAccO IN ORDER To LooK Hie A COWBOY [ , Ue | aes FL. HAVE - i] ; To TAK® THAT BOY i HAND SAY, Nov Poor. FISH, WHERE 1S FA PeiLow OxPtcts To BREAK INTO THE Movies Jaav Do THES® COWBOY STUNTS He's GOT TO GRT In THE PROPER ATMOSPHE RE i] ed WOK), WILBUR, ARE You CHEWING TUBACCO ? f Jutbursts of Everett True. By Condo. MS ne Goon Bre Qoob BYG, je HT MAS. bhaigeds GiRLS You a ) MUST Bote Socp aye] CALL AGAIN DON'T soN Goom Bre! 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McCreight at the halves would tea aska, Williams of © | tune of Michigan, Lassister of Van-| menace to any t ) and the gteat w | McLaren, at full, has had few equals ts always accur n have Michigar tackles and wit them. Hauser in ax “ALL SECTIONS OF COUNTRY IN SPITE | 2 Ae ; OF TERRIFIC DRAIN OF WAR |scrm ble to t ate and perfectly timed nd| The second team is scarcely leas I leffective. Robeson, the shifty negro|A. C., could readily take the places|derbilt, Spears of Tufts, ar expect. dangerous in opening the beth men a ik un ae aa arrying the ging tog gers, was one of the surprises |of Cobb and Hauser, and they are} man of Brown, were guards of great | in 20 years ’ - . t tackle plays ear, and Hagar was «¢ only a step ahead of Rundquist of | ability Other great quarterbacks of the The Star’s 1917 All-American Team } ooo" ne rnd on de| TY ; toe Wan Vireianrs 2c|titmels, Antrowe ef Notre Dame.| wey or poansyivania was one ot| Zr, were mevnon of Wal fer even t ® < mit es at |i - . res nal success. Hea and Bevan of Dartmouth, |», : nH - bat Arnaton of Min Simpson of PSITION. SECOND TEAM as cleaned wanes (Sip. wet Tech | Wisconsin, Hill of regia Tech, end Robeson, Rutgers y by the scantiest of margins, Shep-|verton of Michigan, and Walee end Hager, West Virginia | ee ard of Dartmouth, Layton of Mon-|* °™ Pies tackle Habka, Nebraska vg) ¥ Jtana, and Van Dyke of Ohio, were| Other sreat backfielé men of tie rg Wittems, 0. A. ©. | ? f r 7 [oe Gipe and Brandy of Notre Dame, guard Dieter, U. of Pa. $ ‘ j 4 e%s “ @ | The wonderful array of good backs | Sparks of Michigan, McC center Wray, U. of Pa. a ‘ in the country this year would give | Gougler of Pitt, Silva of St quarterback Ingram, Navy }| the second team a backfield which | Rowe of California, Charpier of halfback Guyon, Ga. Tech i] could be exchanged with the first nols, and Rodgers of West Vi halfback MeCreight, W. & J || fullback MeLaren, U. of Pittsburg Frisco Boy Robbed Leonard Wins 1 > « . | no rameeltt OCG Bout in Easy Bo PORTLAND,” Nov. 29 Virgil) By United Press Leased Wire Hamlin, 125-pound Multnomah Ath DENVER, Nov. 29.—Denver {letic club wrestler, won one decision fight fans were consoling them» last night for the ut ithe selves today with the fact that two judges wor r when they they saw the lightweight cham robbed Eddie Kyat nd Olym. pion in action any way. Sailer | pie club, San Franci of the Kirke lasted just one minute and decision which he had easily taken 20 seconds before Benny Leon from Phil Neer, Multnomah boy ard sent him to dreamland with | a right hook to the jaw, at the ae oo stock yards Arena last night. Duffy Lewis’ Team Five thecssad inns sau BY PAUL PURMAN ‘The selection of an all-American ‘eam for 1917 presents a number of cl not met with in ordinary With Yale, Harvard and Princeton only “informal!” football and to be considered in the selec with many other teams de-|4 Wonder at either end of a forward by the demands of war, it| Pass play. In the Wisconsin and be imagined that an all-Amer-|Tlinols games ¢ ear, when the selection would settle down to | @fforts of the omit were direct hoice of players from the few ft h " . Which "retained. to a large v anes to Play for Sams Cees heir 1916 strength = 7a the ol SU Adwever, 10 uct the case ura “caw Prameisen, Nov 29 —cure St. Louis Scribes No who would have been stare At fullback is placed £f of Ireland led a bt + team of ma 7 . iy ciedemetances sprang up | Pennsytvania “y A sce ved ‘econ: Longer Want a Change all parts of the country, ma of |of McLa was pe today in . ging home a St uis scribes who are strong) 4 with teams of only me re | hy t aluable t | victory over the Navy team, headed {nm their declarations that “Caliber, which made them stand ¢ the more brilliantly against their More or less drab background forward pass and a sure, ac As the 1917 season draws to a close |curate kicker four teams stand out as the great bines tremende football machines of the : East Pittsburg, undefeated for fourth consecutive season, as gumes the leading role. altho close Pushed toward the end of the sea gon by Pennsylvania, wh Gisastrous defeats at the han¢ 1 general and endow Warner's team and Georgia |keen football judgment, Strupper| Foee from the ruck and defeated | would make an ideal running 1 Stich formidable opponents as Part |for the other backs Been And Michigan This backfield w combine In the South, Georgia Tech was ay the exsentials an far and away the createst team. and” ship football team. The entire By some critics was considered the outfit ix lightning fast. All_are “4 Try Our 30c Lunch Aberdeen ball club, has joined the Seaty. ee er es Sieeptional in the epen' Cate Above—Harley, Obio State, halfback; Berry, Penn, fullback; Oliphant, Army, halfback. Center—Strupper, Georgia Tech., quarterback. | 11 A. 0 08 P.M sect pte ges gb a ree, Strupper, Harley and | Below—Htolen, Ohio State, end; Cobb, Syracuse, tackle; Sies, Pitt, guard; Rydzewski, Notre Dame, center; Culver, Michigan, guard; Hauser, Min- | to hold himself in readiness Phe Big Ben title waa won rather| Reery are wonders with the for- | wencta, tackle: Von Heimburg, Navy. end . , ean. & Torrey &Sears Billiard Parlor ited to hold hineeit is; Sala Gesily by Obio State. Notre Dame) ward pass, Berry and Ollphant | — fae | Torrey RSearsBilllardParlor io report to tne army. and shetty Mestrves great credit by virtue of its) see great plungers. All are far for one of the Eastern cantonments, by Yeoman “Duffy” Lewis Pratt and Johnny Lavan should be) | sent away for the good of In a broken field, an Browns, now are protestiny | \¢ het McIntyre Boxes | ports that the club has arranged Frank Farmer Tonight} “= = 38s oe am ng will hold sway tonight in + Manager Shanklin. of the Dick Wells Takes on ing Frank Farmer ana Chet metn.| Ortega in Oakland Ge hts. Chet ix phys fy Un id Pr Leased Wire the Smelter Athletic OAKLAND, Cal, Nov. 29.—Bat- ‘ |elub and is in great shape for a ng Ortega and Dick Wells, of Se) {= ng with the logger attle will box four rounds here this! tyre, heavyw ical director cll tee —._ afternoon. Business Men Chuck” Ward, Pittsburg Pirate nfield and formerly with the ee he wp of the heap years ppg + ad ON WESTERN FIELDS ‘After an early defeat at the } of West Virginia, Gil I team developed into a w scoring machine, defeating all oppo ents by huge scores rest backfield men were state ¢ At Seattle—Washington vs ) FC A MS RRL DN CR SY The It You Need Strength Get Dynamic Tonic At Portiand—Oregon Aggies va, Oregon Washington ler punts. He star Atl sees teeeeseee past commented, men ere | pancon and under punts.” He narts eqht Lom Angelon California. vs You must have enough phos- number of experienced backs Ps Fits. uma sisi art pervaggence ‘ } pS " Ti aeivied over from tte inte |"? 1 | (At Salt Lake—Utah va, Ueah phorus in your nerves, nery spe and performed brilliant un Helmburg is very powerful | At DentenOolorade ve, Onis centers and brain or you $ oi th ado Aggies ll suffer nervous breakdown. ; S phant of the Army and Harley of He seldom permits himself to be 5, inn na 4 hosphorus is as necessary t Ohio Stat selected. Oliphant oxed and fast getting the The officials: Referee—sam Moyer, Spokane. Umpire—Lieut these vital tissues as food 1s | Sibdb anew dield runner, a territic| field. The N igs rgd Hevibart, Cup howls, Tine of pome—list be kis ‘Mode | » of Sonmne an Seow kicking. "lie nove plays makes him a constant been punting in @ manner that Army-Navy Game for It is a well-known scientific iact that overwork, | ' aiid . had not been hoped for Chicago [his Season | worry, nervous strain ¢ loss of sleep—in short, | { smvesnesenssazsscassncssccessosscasezss: asszacezacanceeazsseasczasezaseastonesescesessasescaenay | ‘ By United Press Leased Wire the daily stress of our hurried strenuous Ameri | i | Portland Footballers CHICAGO, Nov. 29.—The Army can living—causes pronounced loss of phosphorus | ; a ; Coach Diets aatinerien Play Everett High|® Navy football classic has been trans: | #] from the nerve and brain tissues. And because | r4 $ | the Universit ashington | 4¥ United Preas Léased Wire coe eocccccccccocccoes this your Y K : } line toda much Mm the ame EVERETT, S J The James | The officers’ team from Fort Sher . ' Wil geay Phat eel Reon eae ten | tanita football team of| 1 never meen nothin’ like tt idan representing the army and the TONIC : ii. . || ular “San ‘Mka-on., & Portland here te to play the It Rot my goat, awright | Jackion’ ele from the Great f | 7 1 \ . : | recent date crack local high seb squad, The! en sittin in Lakes naval training station, repre-| |] (called “dynamic” because it produces energy) does com r4 No change in quality. | . 5 i attide aie p visitors are said to be atara at open bile ty lot oe ee senting the navy, will clash at| |} tain the necessary phosphorus in the form of food phos- ; , In spite of the fac ut eve playir nd playing the gamo skin tieht Stage field today | phates, {t supplies the weakened, starving nerves, nerve 4 Change in price only. IE cc Bsn heey a eM i ueianca: wikmbe dian Ge A crowd of 20,000 ix expected | Centers and brain tissues with the very element of strength ‘ i] the’same one that | ucker Matched With: |: tnoned ithe ale wood to ane, | they net is why Dynamic ‘Tonto is eo certam to build up A de spate pedi Ingle, Monday Night} $7, Pct very cent | Latest, Sacramento weak, nervous, fagged out men and women, eestoring their : j us tio | mie. ay ‘4 With a bluffin’ gent | ; | nerve tone, enriching their blood with iron, sharpening the j refankle Tucker will box George | Who played like a parod-oa | to Be in the Coast appetite and bringing back their old-time vigor and energy. | VY Cc © Bi Swe huatcan'y seins ahi oa a back Ky United Press Leased Wire If you want more strength, Dynamic Tonfe is what ii ari hall, § Kd8. ShAbAh' APPA ORSITL te ee ee BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 29.—Sa¢ you need. 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