The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1918, Page 8

Sse 3c CHecKrs! MAYGE THE PaRTY “There has been only one Bill Lange. and one ‘Cap’ Anson.” admitted the famous old slugger & batting average of .357 over a span of 22 years, * Outbursts of Everett True. OH, PANSY, WHAT | NevVAH YO" MIND "OouT AW, UM-UM- , By Condo. KIND OF PIE DAT PIE - Yo" GWAN *pout Yo’ I SAY Tee GHECK our. NO, & SAY THE NT OuT' SenT our MUL SPew tts JS-EoN- SG6NT OVT ‘ THE CHECKS CHECKS — No, NoT eSPECKS — NY OvT. CHeck s l = sae MOUTH CLOSER THAN A FooT PRom THS TRANSMITTER ) Ces Tey ‘1 ONCS! = Now Tecc Him lt EL YOU old-time baseball fans will recall “Cap” Anson, the Chi- ™ eagoan, who made the guartianship of the Initial sack famous in Teng ago. Well, “Cap” has just picked an allstar baseball crew, Mi he does not give the present-day ball players a position. Admirer of Ty Cobb, Eddie Collins and Tris Speaker, he favors the stars pas follow Catchers—Buck Ewing, King Kelty. Pitchers—Amos Rusie, John Clarkson, Jim MeCormack | First base—“Cap” Anson. Becond base—Fred Pfeffer Ross Barnes. BRortatop— | ‘Third base—Fdward Williamson Outficiders—Bill Lange, George Gore, Jimmy April 16. fant choice locations in the stand. The Pirates wry It T 3920 is reassuring to lovers of the Supreme Satisfaction It means something when every patron is pleased and profited by the service we re means that we have made good our guarantees of PAINLESS DI DE PLATE PF BEST BRIDGES and CROWNS QUALITY AND ECONOMY patronage. With the season more than three months away. seats have been sold for the opening game at Cincinnati field Fans are advised to reserve their places at ones if they will probably be the its of the Reds on the big day +. 6 ee FORDING to Secretary Earlocker of the Westchester Racing asso- that closed last night at! This will create a juventie turf clasnte, ution, entries for the Futurity of 1920. } 23; Willis Sharpe Kilmer, clearty the condition of the CHECKS WERE De We T COULD HEAR WHAT You Sav \r You'D @er Your Y KNOW GEORGE — VM GONRA QUT FOOLING AN’ GET one Argos Ruste, will total In the neighborhood of 1,000 fecord of nominations for this for the future of rating in the East expected, John E. Madden, America’s foremost breeder of thor leads the list with 133 nominations; August Pelmont the Jockey club, has named 53; Harry Payne Whitney, 2 © horsemen have been . and ¢ sh a barometer of racing. t. A record ist of nominations ed horwet! New York Mail. TODAY’S MARKET REPORT Cal. tne . Hubbard, per Per | Almonds der here. It PENDABLE MODERAT means the cream of dental DENTISTS HIRD & PIKE ree Mitiey Formerly at Fourth and Pike. 198 han on jer Shells Open Day and Night. Rolled Onte Not Open Sundays. Main 3256, Ternipe Local. Alaska yellow leo Teelicions, extra fancy Gravenatetn, Yeima Concord, 7-1. box Cornichon ell say the 148th ambulance company ne checker cham- ments outside of his favorites Pomegranates er moves with Vineappies | as opponents When Matty heard of a big check 24 | Mene—Under 4 the, | (Prices paid who Whea Corn Meal, bale 10 9-Th, sacks Beet Scraps | Chiek Food c Business Men Try Our 30c Lunch 11 A, M. to 2 P, Torrey & Sear Billiard Parlors 1420 3rd, Under Owl Drug Store STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Wilbur Got His Foot in It as Well as His Finger. r ty Who Is Checker Champion? Matty, of Course; Ask Sammy at Camp Sheridan Ca er tournament to be started among | afte the Sammies at Camp Sheridan,| Wh Montgomery, Ala, he immediately | feated by the great Matty arrangements to go to Mont-|ed the hand of the Cincinnati man. gomery to direct the affair. Since ager and «aid arrival here he has become the| “I’ve | biggest figure in camp. Matty has found some able oppo-| have a chance to talk to you nents here, among them Priv Charles B Johnson of the 148th Ghat OWS IT 7 1 15 GWINE To LooK " >, se IT) LIK@® MINCE MEAT ITS MINCE, Sele IN Apour \V'KNOW- | WANT A JOB \D BE GOOD AT- AN OCCUPATION "THAT WOULD FIT i OWITH MY ENERGIES — AS In the background, Dr. C. B. Robinson of McKeesport, Pa. » told afterward he'd been de heard of you was a kid, but I never thought I'd is my reward for giving up my girl am- and enlisting nee company, who didn't know ped with who his wizard opponent was until| them all my pieture snap: I guess I'm satisfied.” is in USING and READING WANT ADS You mean ; A Joe Yeu! WATS YOUD Be WHAT | MEAN vest FiTTED | wat DO You ar- Hun? / yin iD BE G0o0d art 2 RITCHIE TO BE SEEN IN CAMP BOUT Staff Correspondent CAMP LEWI Willie Ritchie, former lightweight king and now boxing Instructor at this camp, will make his first ap pearance in the boxing ring at camp | at a mmoker to be held within the near future. The smoker will take place in the government theatre, which is under process of construction, and will be held soon after the opening of the playhouse Funds derived from the smoker will be used by the athletic council to pay Indebtedness on the hippo- drome and bleachers built for the une of the men at camp. Ritehie is hard at work arranging & good card for the show. He hasn't | picked out his opponent yet, but he | nays it will be an exhibition bout | only OWEN MORAN SERGEANT NOW;WOUNDED IN FRAY Owen Moran, the English light weight, is no & sergeant in the British army, and ix at the front in France, Moran # running a machine un, and recently received @ nasty | wound in the neck from a Hun } | sniper. |BOSTON NAVY YARD TEAM MADE $20,000 The Boston navy yard football team made $20,000 during the 1917 season, and the sum was turned over to @ naval welfare fund. The naval reserve football team of Rhode Is land turned over $9,000 on ite season to the Rhode Island brneh of the Na- | val Reserve #ociety |FOUR BIG LEAGUERS OFFICERS IN ARMY To date, four big league ball play: ers have won commissions in the army, following training in officers’ reserve camps. Eddie Grant, Harry McCormick, Fred Brainard and Jim Scott already have won thelr spurs, while Leon Cadore, of Spokane, and Sherrid Smith are trying for commis sions. INDIANA TO PLAY IOWA FOOTBALL IN °18 AND ’19 A contract has bee universities of Indiana and Towa for football games between the schools in 1918 and 1919. The game next fall will be played at Lowa City, the 1919 contest at Bloomington. Ind. CARLISLE INDIAN GETS JOB AS CHICAGO COACH Frank Cayou, the first Carlisle In dian named on one of Walter Camp's All-American football teams, been appointed coach of athletics at the Tlinols Athletic club, of Chicago. Cayou coached at St Louis univer. sity, and later at Wabash. HARRY GREB MATCHED FOR GO WITH O’DOWD) ST. PAUL, Jan, 21.—Harry Greb and Mike O'Dowd, middleweights, have been cnatched for a 10-round | bout here, the last of February or the first week in March. WATTE’.ET IS MANAGER OF CAMP LEWIS SQUAD Capt. Len Wattelet, former owner of the Victoria Northwestern league club, and chairman of the Elks’ ath- letic committee, is to have charge of the Camp Lewis team that is to be affiliated with the new Pacific Coast International league. BILL SOUTHERN MEETS NEW PLAYER IN TOURNEY Rill Southern, Gellingham's pride and joy in te thrve-cushion billiard tourney now os at Brown & Hulen's| me for the city title, takes on a new player, named Baker, tonight, when Tony Brottem has been signed by Little Rock. It will be all O, K, if the fans can say, “He brottem all in with a homer,” coma, Jan. 21.— WELL —1 THINK YouD Do GREAT AT TAKING MOVING PICTURES OF MADDEN IS TO BOX AT MOOSE MIX Leo Houck Lioyd Madden has been substituted for Frankie Sullivan, and will box Joe Benjamin, Spokane lightweight. Wednesday night, on the four-round card to be put on by the Moose club in its hall, at Second and Seneca. The main event is to be furnished by Leo Houck, local gladiator, who has been back but a short time from @ successful invasion of California, and Frankie Farren, the San Fran cisco lad, who sprung a surprise on his first appearance in the North west by knocking Alex Trambitas, | igned by the|the highly touted Portlander, for a} | goal. VALLEY TRAMBITAS MAY BOX M’COY IN SOUTH San Diego boxing promoters are thinking of matching Al McCoy, ex- middleweight champion of the world, | With “Fighting” Jimmy Darcy (Val- |}ey Trambitas), Valley has stopped has! two men in a row in San Diego and is boxing like a champion, according to the Southern papers. His two vic- tims were Ray Neal and none other than “Sailor” Ed Petroskey himself. DAVE SMITH RETIRES, SAYS ANTIPODES REPORT Dave Smith, at one time heavy- weight champion of Australia, has announced his retirement from the ring for good and all, according to the latest mail from the Antipodes. PANSY- | WAS GOING OVT AWW WAY mre Prana Cash in tion & conte fax tire TRANS Peg Vpe Bix inne CONT Per line | Per line | Per line | Per tine | 2% lines ine .. 60. line line .. 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