The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1918, Page 14

/ i Outbursts of Everett True. {SPORTS AND COMICS By Condo, YUAN THIS NAW, I DON'T WANT ANY BROWN BREAD 3 HIS HOOVER STUFF IS ———-) GerTtine On Lhy nerves t SCHEDULE ntportant thin: course of the P| afternoon poring r the schedule | Sy) Board. Judge McCredie, who is/| famed for his ability to arrange} games, has been appointed to draft! | othe schedule, but has already made ‘& call for help. While it seems more sure all the| ‘Pime that Aberdeen will be the sixth eity in the circuit, very little has | ‘been done thus far toward voting It in. The league moguls yesterday had Jack Sullivan and Joe Walsh up $0 talk the matter over. This pair ‘Griginally made application for the Camp Lewis amusement park fran MICK KING SAYS HE’S FIT FOR GO Mick King declared himself fit to @ay for his fourround bout, next Puesday night. with Fighting Jimmy Portland middleweight. "a stock has gone up here, as and, the oth local welterweight rd, after an ab ear. U. S. AVIATION FORCE). NEW YORK, March 29.—A #ervice star is about to be adde big league clubs. Bob Shaw ‘fankee pitcher, today is en route if Seattle Boy Is WORRYING | \n'Midate Wes | *| x x! i Billy Williams Another Seattle boy is making good in Eastern boxing circles. This time it is Billy Williams, the ithe result of his six-round win over | local lightweight who is now journing in Superior, Wis writes “I bave had three fights and wor them all. On Februar 1 be ack Whitaker at Calumet; or March 12, Harry Burns, at St. Paul jand March 18, Carl Leonard, at Su © a couple more fights the next three week t ukes and the ot rds to my Seattle f ladelphia, where he will make| FRED WALKER IS Application for enlistment in the ‘American army as an aviator. Shawkey's classification was fixed @t 1A. He preferred enlistment. NEW LEAGUE TO TAKE BACK IN MAJORS r, former Oregon Ag INTERNATIONAL PLACE) Wa NEW YOR farch 29 Internationa mucceeded by 4s expected to rise from the a if the International and the Work State leagues. Toronto, I More, Rochester, Buffalo, Syracv City and other cities not yet|tion of the « | dasignated, probably will make up the new organization SHIPYARDS PLAN FOR and hold him He was alac timore COMING BALL SEASON) war Members of the va 8 shipyard Dall clubs met last ni t thi at-| of tle Athletic club a: Plans for a shipyard le coming season. It was TiO One will be allowed to play on the teams who was not working in the shipyards on and prior to March 28. GIANTS PREPARE FOR JAUNT TO BIG TOWN MARLIN, T 29.—T Giants start on t morrow, in all the ti ing their tr will work y North SEATTLE BOWLERS TO ENTER SPOKANE MEET Seattle will be represented by five Bowling teams when the Northwest international bowlt wtarts cracking pi ‘April 8. Practically all th nd many small cities of the Northwest will enter the meet Connie Mack evidently likes the brand of shortstops they raise in Connecticut. Jack Parry came from that state, as did his successor, Billy , and Joe Dugan is another na- tive of the Nutmeg State Business Men Try Our 30c Lunch 1 A.M. to 2 P.M. Torrey & Sear Billiard Parlors 1480 rd, Under Owl Drug Store | University of C morable 2 in 1905 ST. LOUIS BASEBALLERS SETTLE SLANDER SUITS ST. LOUIS, March 29-—-The sian COOK FIRST P. C. |. BALL TOSSER TO BE CANNED urday Cook is the players si decorated with tinware NEW YORK GIANTS WILL | HAVE NEW STYLE UNIES'| nts, tho champions of re going to forsake the purple, Their 1918 uniforms, in- | ad of having purple stripes, cap peaks, ete., will trimmed with | black. If s adopte this color # 1 years Artie Shafer might never have de werted the team, STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1918, PAGE 14 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—-Danny Gets a Start. 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