The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1918, Page 14

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MISTER You PUT ITON WHERE Ape | WAR MORATORIUM IS |CUBAN CUE WIZARD MICHIGAN HEAVY LAD ASKED BY COMMISH) WINNER IN PORT WAYNE, Ind Jan. 11 NEW YORK, Jan. 11L—A committee) HAVANA, Jan. 11—The Jack Dillon and Homer Smith, Mich-|of minor leaguers has asked the na-|block of the match for the ian heavyweight, have been match-| tonal commission to declare a war|three-cushion billiard tithe jed to box 10 rounds here January 31,/ ba cording to informa-|stsed bere was won last nig it was announced today heacap ovina sea s forma | Alfred De Oro from Charles OU |tion here today. They asserted new | to 49. Three high school basketball |!en could be Induced to take a fling JACK DILLON TO BOX The Store of Choice «“y Te” ERTINENT SEASON AS COLLEGE GRID MENTOR no t war thrust its binck shadow over the world, will hardly of Football in ianumes. ot the rest of the world eufficlently to att of the appearance! js! Ballard, and Lincoln at Frankiin, ' piled up by their predecessors. Fighting Jnnmy Darcey. | @f prisoners with throats cut, of crucified children, of mutilated men/of Washington football star ever Nevertheless, France metns to stage some sort of Olympics ax soon cemiful season at the University of | stadium, which will witness a glorious gathering of allied athletes ever produced by Dobie, and won| immy Dundee, Oakland featherweight, won in rather an easy fashion | 4aked one day who was the best man ; ‘. 4 he Hal ee | Wayne Suttom—who is the best man S wors in. one pic games, which were steaming along right merrity until Dobie Star Is Coach Be witnessed again in all thetr glory for 60 years or so. It will require games are on tonight. Broadway |at cuinor leaguing if they were not! Valley Trambftas, brother of ‘Bt least that time for the stories of German cruelty to die away tn the Southern School plays at West Seattle, Queen Anne | compelled to take over the debts {is fighting in Southern Califs @f Teutonic athletes in friendly competition with Americans, Frenchmen. + Belgians, Englishmen, Canadians, Australians or Italians, The specter) Wayne Sutton, the firet University women, of wrecked cathedrals, will stand between Germans and| called Bast to coach a college eleven, Participation in any real Olympic games has just returned home after « “38 poesibie after the war ends. Thousands of German and Austrian | Louisiana, at Baton Nouge. | of war are now engaged preparing the aite near Lyons for a| Sutton wax one of the beat ende "Gm friendty athietic rivairy when the bugles sing truce |hix letter four times, After he » / <4 P ‘ But the real Otympics, meaning athletic contests for the entire world. | graduated, Coach Dobie kept him as| - i 3 been set back at least 50 years by the kaiser's desire for a place amstistant coach, . ‘ i vise the sun. | When Doble was given the job of IZ Te a 6. r sees | coaching: the naval ecndemy, be was 4 mt or; tne weatner a . . bie to conch Lovistana. ‘@ver Shell McCool, former Portland favorite, at San Francisco, the other | *vatla Right. Dundee proved to have too much experience for McCool. ‘There's a fellow out in Senttle— young coach I know of.” Doble mid. Jack White, the original “cheese” lightwelght, called off hin 10-|" sutton got a wire and left immedi Found bout with Ever Hammer, at Gary, Ind. the other night. White| ately Pefueed to enter the ring because of the lack of attendance. If he had on and tried to fight, the crowd would have been glad to pay| si to call the match off. War Weeds Team “The war left Louisiana without! jany material,” Sutton told hin friends here today, “so the big job| was to start building up for the} years to come. We had a good sea son, because we had a flehting team, altho we didn't hang up as many victories as I would have liked and| On his way to Seattle he met Dobie in Detroit The tall Scot, Sutton mid, convinced the East by his work the naval academy, that he is a real football coach. “But he was up against tough conditions, too,” Sutton sald. “He ‘6 @. 8 " ° . could oF pave his foothall men Last year’s recei indicate that nobody can accuse Rob Brown of | could only b < se | three days a week, and then only for being a profiteer. |a short time. He got started late ‘The job of waving the Cardinal pitchers out of the box has been a he — lost his - ne —, and nally hia team proved the m Imberited an. | oe ee consistent scoring machine in ¢ Eaat If Sutton doesn't fo to war, he intends to return to Louisiana next Now it in| | NEWCOMER LOSES IN CITY BILLIARD MIX AWRENCE (“SCOTTIE”) DUTTON, assistant foothall coach at the Oregon Agricultural college during the 1917 season, has reported at ‘Camp Lewis to attend the officers’ training camp. Dutton was an appli | @ant for a place in the first and second officers’ training camp, but could Mot take the training work on account of a broken leg. Dutton joined the O. A. C. coaching staff a month late last fall Aook charge of the freshman team. The Corvallis yearlings trimmed the first-year men from Eugene under Dutton’s coaching, altho the con | test was close and hard fought. As an undergraduate at O. A. C. Dutton played at end on the Warsity eleven, and was one of the best extremity performers during | Ahis three seasons of work Smart, Individual = oe ee Every once in a while one of these ice hockey players gets absent. | ‘minded and bangy the rubber instead of an opponent Philadelphia pitching staff used to be a one-man only an affair. Tailored by Masters for Men Who Know affair, Fielder Jones, manager of the St. Louis Americans, the Boston Red Sox-Philadelphia American deal, said it was a wonderful thing for the Sox. “I think Bush one of the greatest pitchers in the Barney, a new entry In the Dig league.” said Jones. “Strunk, in my estimation, is as valuable to} & club as Tris Speaker He ts quiet fellow, can hit, and always is in| hi in speaking of WAYNE SUTTON ushion billiard tourney on at n & Hulen’s, found the going the game. Schang is a great catcher, but erratic at times tough tn game yerterday, | “I have nothing much to say on the St. Louls-Washington Amer-| when he lost to Clint Ginnold, 26 to} fean deal. It was not the one I wanted to make, but probably the only | 35 K one Mr. Ball could satisfactorily make. If St. Louls could have Pai hin firw aap wagers I wanted, we would have surprised them all.” “DUBBIE” KERR SIGNS Frank Patrick's Milllonaires will, Captain Bobby Rowe is also on the| injured list The probable. lneups: make first appearance here WITH PORTLAND CREW wey? PORTLAND, Jan. 11.—"Dubbie” Kerr, last year with the ‘Spokane Hockey club, has been signed to play | with Portiand the rest of the season by Manager Muldoon. AT Sammy Good, former local favor | Ite, is expected to arrive in Seattle | shortly from Manila, with the welter | | weight title of the Orient under his | belt. | Bring your Indy to Gianetti'’s Cafe |after the show. Second and Unton. Advertisement. 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