The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1917, Page 8

BOXING FAV Lewis Tucker Is Hard We Oe met ask ager De bewl them off mune me ARt there's pienty Gent make ‘em gv eed “em every one amy siery ~ TUCKER UP AGAINST A OUG ‘I @i@n't bares pow I'm ask To bear my me 2g of woe a to H LAD mate Billiard players went to cotlert - -8 fond A 51.006 609 for patriotic - ‘This is sheet os hard Frankie Tocke feck a6 the the ramters tried to a fund A 4 conte OW UP BEFORE Kid Wiltiams has postponed « beet on account of ptomsine pol eening, Which would lead one to Believe he has been eating lately Hes 2 Berry right Penney they declare he's Am exchange says resting wi ™ gueteed boxing in New York. And * Ghey've cut cut free lunches in ‘ New York. mie VECK' rE wy 2] GOT SENEATY.F WE )) (Ssws"\ (ar L Ur |Chem no ——— | tac, [Pace ey > ar | ecceieeeipeesasee ic Are you looking for acre age? Read Star Want Ads. | ain laces bs J Me and Woriand are to box for the Sam Mike Gibbons Packey Miles, according to a rumor. We tout it. How are 2960,000 Sam gules at $20 2 month going to raise the guarantee Ban Jobneon They didn't play reguler foot a few games during the ses Biolinh foortmit SPORT OF SAMS Has Big ‘Fath By Edward Hill ATHLETIC MEET How Harvard and Yale Line Up Now hes —s sro mh: STAR—MONDAY, DEC. 2, 1917. PACT ® Mustwe et. ay THE Mo DARE DW LIME COMES war RAL wrt #6 - a month 600 1 r SQUIRREL FOOD—Geod Thing He Didn't Pot Both Arm « in One Sleeve a Tents EASY FULED- SOME TIMES “er ‘ wts.!~ \ waver Saw “THET EXTRA ine mm Mane A STE “a — one * AnD PUT OF Owe sai Bt roRe oo he Cores! "per: mor thing VOYEL L ART OU \ AOwESSE Aer LAU & Beer | ORITE Autos Too Slow ‘¢ for Eddie, Now — He’s a Birdman SOLDIER-GOLFER OUIMET IS A MONEY-GETTER FOR WAR FUNDS How to Build Duck “Blind” _ So Necessary in Hunting * a =e, Class of Fighters at oa r — er Takes to Game a ae OA ess dls e " . < =< < KARL CONNER ON EITCHIES STUY oF Hr rrKs EDDIE RICKENBACKER® nae Pi OR A le ANGELS HEAD COASTERS IN FIELDING END f = a Sy BP | > ae in DELLY When it comes to saying what was Joe Gams greatest assert, I'm stumped That colored boy had every thing « fighter needs—a punch, ettreme cleverness and courage Aise be had a wise bead on his shouldfrs when it came to put ting bis natural cleverness into effect I remember the 2@round draw he fought Joe Wolcott in San Francisco. Wolcott boxed at about 142 pounds and Jor was much lighter. Did you ever see a terrier play with a rat? That's the way Gans operated that night with Wolcott Jor took s terrific amount of PRANKIF SADNESS WANTS A Frew BATTLES dobn Francis Ouimet and First San Francteco— Chess punishment, and it seemed to 2.00 and $15.08 - La 7 hat Gans should have been - : ; oO} + ‘ * 2sine as Moore, V m the decision. Fighters like aon a ae _— _ caieenniae sama te - ome ened Li ¢ ne only happen along every 2 seand she s1ese 80 f S Smile Dee. FRANKIE TUCKER HARD xing Brown & Hulen " se often and it's going to be » oe See jong time before we get another “ Solomon Will Take WenmIne yee sige sco ae be et ' Lhe Joe ‘ : ‘ on Sibley Tonight Camp Lewis Team to | | ing te Patsy Donovan Likes ; . Play Southern Squad North for Training : os i gg ngage = tense $10 to $100 -ee| Willie Hoppe Headed “ a ‘ Charley White Dies : : - es ‘ Toward This City After Long Sickness st Mar . nicht 0 = Baseball Noses Out ; Lacrosse in Canada ¥ #8 Leased ndstand thall at Harvard or Yale this year, and s lot of fun has been made of the informal teams which played Gra at Lewis *-« but Vale and Harvard may be proud of the reasons which caused the discontinuance of sport, which is apie“ eS ee oe « MEET ccoenst shown in the following lineups of regulars who played in the YaleHarvard game November 25, 1916 grar awe mow t be © ing » omer VALE HARVARD t neat , fall inetrus . - — L. KE. Mosley—Lafayetie Kacadrille, France KR. EB. Harte—Captain U.S Ro He Artille work w rt Pa New that Gen. Byng has licked L. KE. Church—Sergt. Aviation, see. A. KE. ¥., France RF Thananetes U.S. N lc og ae - Alexander to Lead fy the Hans, why not call on Gen i. E. Batchelor—Ensi Ell A. LUNDBERG ©o. chelor—Enmsign U. SN ensbur 1101 Third Ave Dowie, Gen. Lam ned Gen. Swatum L. 7. Gates—Aviation See. UL SN. OK. F K. T. Caner—Ambulance Servier, France. be * r By Us rees Le es Eleven pee. fo finish up the job BPE: ee K. T. Sweetser—Ensign school, Harvard at T ‘ ; hl. & Newport, Ht. I RK. G. Snow—Pnsign school, Harvard. ur fit of the a NOS TO LOSE SLEEP OVER : ; % ‘aogt ball tear To vom oe C. Callahan—U. 8. N. K. F., Newport, B. I C. Harris—Captain U. 8. KR, Camp Devine we Skinner & ‘ ee : . be a8 ie ©. Wiggin—Lieutenant U.S. KR, Camp Devins —_— rt x ay C Oncar K. G. Fox—Second Lieutenant U. $. BR. Field Artillery L. G. Dadmun—A. A. F. Corps, France | gue s . is: hice ved pron Go mites vp: Tr eenaay ve K. T. Balbridge—Captain U. 8. K. Field Artillery L. T. Wheeler—Ensign, U. 8. N t “ sor gran : oa RIGHT DRUG CO, gla , ‘ K. k. Co rd—Aimerican Ambulance Corps, France L. E. Coolige—Captain U. 8. K., Camp Devins e 10 Washington St MM ghousend ’ bear’ bottles Q. B. Laroche—American Ambulance Corps, France Q. B. Robinson—Lieutenant U. 8. K, Camp Devins. j and 1111 First Aves found on the Hoboken docks. May Q. B. Murray—U. 8. N. B. », Basketball Takes Up And the Decter will be Hoboken bowlers were holding Q. B. Felton—Ensign school, Harvard ; * you a careful examinalll a saevention L. MH. Neville—Second Lieutenant, U. 8. RB. Field Artiliery KH. Horween—Ensign U.S. N Business Men Attention of Fans and — prescribe for : RK. H. Flower—N. R. Aviation Corps Try Our 30c Lunch vy United Press Leased Wire FREE “sate fering r ey re : i P K. H. Wileox—Ensign N. BR. Aviation Corps 11 A.M. to? P.M. = bean i It tally : ’ it « Gore—Lieutenant U. $. Marine Corps, France L. H. Thacher—Lieutenant U. §. K., Camp Devin nt ke you are siek yon cannes Ge nren't mincing anything when the F. B. daques—Olficer in Ordnance Corps. F. B. Casey—U. §. N. B nares Torrey &Sears Billiard Parlor way | fer than take advantage of this F. B. Minot—Lieutenant U. 8. 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