The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1918, Page 10

; STAR—FRIDAY, FEB. 22, 1918. PAGE 10 Fe | be : SPORTS AND COMICS DOINGS OF i pane McAdoo, Here Is Your C asey Jones. ' BY al Outbursts of Everett True. By Condo, : i MR, SCHWART ZENNEISER, * - = i 4 = ~ DING Dine! ™ \s8 A MEATLESS DAY, Bur L CNOSRSTAND THAT A PERSON CAN f MBAT IN THIS DSLICATESSGN STORG ide SAMG@. Mow MUCH | You VANT £ SQUIRREL FOOD—And You'd Rarely Take Two. ~rwy (am You ae} ITS CALLEO it \ SMOULD \o \r ‘ ‘ > —<— y ( ABOUT TH New ‘AEROPLANE POISON’ | SHAY SHO (vow much \ — aang oe NO, BT | r ; | WOULD BE 0! FLIAFLAMS Famous | HAVE SOME \ FATAL TO A | \ rset) \ ve ay DEADLY 2) CHICAGO, Feb. 22 RRY M’GOVERN, BOXER, IS DEAD. SERA aco! mpage ame en ose MEETS 10 ere wns held today at the hofer today was | oldiers there. Twen- three-cushion worlds to conquer. EFAST GAME Old Time Gladiator Goes to Join R. GARDNER | site: Sn 3 = || eee eee a his afternoon game Can- | PREDICTION Robert Fitzsimmons and Joha L.. SjGNED BY paivcoun mre by oe Pets” ame ‘within tro alts a _ FOR TODAY ‘The soccer tid-bit of the season! On this afternoon at Liberty when, at 2:15, the Northwest Masociation allstars mixed with Visiting team, the pick of British | SIR was predicted that the Seattle | . tion would have to do some| stepping to score a win over| Canadians, as they are by far the} team that Seattle has ever en | @ within her portals. Greig and Dick Stoddart are with the Canadian team, but SOLOMON Is VICTOR the alleys will be in y pg = sa ran 16 points. Charlie Ellis finished NEW YORK, Feb. © ‘Terry “Metiovern, former workd’s ~ me afternoon and second and Cannefax third in the AE ih ming nant ona bier tn vant vb OA K. 5 CLUB): Cha ith no tne for ret wnat toe || DANFORTH SIGNS UP focrnamene Brooklyn, last night MeGovern, known to ring followers ax “Terrible Terry,” was born in Johnstown, Pa, 38 years ago. He made his home, however, in Brooklyn for several years, and was generally re ferred to as McGovern of Brooklyn. He became ill in December, when on a visit to Camp Upton, one of the nearby army cantonments, and was then removed to a hospital, but rallied, and seemed about to recowr. Tuesday night he again was taken ill, and was sent to the Kings county hospital. He beeame worse last night, and died without regain ing consciousness. | Mrs. McGovern was at the bedside of her husband when he Piha ww t as "old in bas nervice next season an will Ga McGovern lost the world’s featherweight championship when == |. 0 SU n" im he was knocked out by Young Corbett in Hartford, Conn., much to the surprise of boxing fans, who had betieved him andefeatable. | and then mov in to a first base. finished CHICAGO, Feb. Maybe there — | ton was de is a holdout lene : yan-| Portland and Vancouver play ice ane by | forth has not been initiated hockey tonight, in the Oregon metrop . White Sox hurler has signed. | outfield on unt of hie hitting Fest of the club in composed of that have never before been | On & Seattle soccer field. ‘The Corbett repeated the knockout some time later in San Francisco, 1 in to and MecGovern’s star immediately dectined ae Hin He fought many lightweights, including Jor Gans and Frank —- Ht 2 Erne, both of whom he defeated by knockouts. dene he B. C. Team McGovern also held the bantamweight championship at one (Green and white) time, winning it from Pedlar Palmer in 1899. The fight lasted “ + Robinson less ‘than a round. Stoddart In late years McGovern has lived practically on a pension Lamont} given him by Sam Harris, an early promoter of bouts in whieh MeGovern engaged. In addition he had been serving at a local boxing club, and was playing baseball. Ho is survived by a son, Joe, besides his wile. =( TODAY’S MARKET . 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