The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1918, Page 8

_— + neemempapeeetyatapstemecntinenet-Spemioenne ore camr ameeate em emtantmerd STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1918. PAGE 8 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Olivia Merely Tried to Console Tom. By Condo, 0 eT Ae ae eae HELLO,ED SAN. | Won'r CHEER UP Tom THeY SAY ANO WHAT Goad Does PENNY ANTE ONCE IN A WHILE BE AROUND TONIGHT - Twe UNLUCKY IN LOVE ARE Tuar Do'e ? WEN THe UNLUCKY Aen ap Redlagrayerng NO - I'M NOT. 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ON HIS Lerr a Y WIND LEGS WE LEFT THE PLATFORA THe WAS OMY 2FT DEER —— SAY GEORGE -WHAT 16 TE MOST DANGEROUS BAT | " Mix This Eve i In ae 4 Twa y boas “si Go for Coast Title , oey. po a BY EDWARD HILL — snl oon EE a . eaenn ITH FIGHTING most rugged n Ses os an sete se” TWO BOXERS ON TONIGHT'S CARD AT POOL | "New York Giants Sized Up for n— eens ne slated to take on Marty Far Bom ia St a Coming Season---Look the Goods Rarrieau in Portland later and immediately canceled the King-Farrell n favor of the Ki . anne neg ng: Parr mn ta t King (Second of a series of stories ikely they will remain in the] Wilhoit and Thorpe are the 3 ooo) Sear rp a eg . . in which Purman discusses and | minors for more seasoning cal candidates for the other two |. Fighting Jimmy an < analyzes major league ball | Jeff Tesreau likely is having his|field jobs in case bertson taking a Hight workout at the Austin . Salt gym in the afternoon | clubs.) last trial as a bi ague pitcher. He | Kauff are lost to the club, Will DARCY THINKS HE WILL has not been ¢ for several! is a natural ballplayer, a good ff LAND TOO HARD | sox PITCHERS MUST | Q arr % ; | BY PAUL PURMAN masons and i et : her light with the Fighting Jimmy believes that his he greatest interest > oe t ‘i c ver been able to h Blows will be too bard for the Aus STICK FULL CONTEST! of oe ‘ hil hy npptige seed m much longer on the pay- cue pitching aand it tralian when they meet tonight HOUSTON, T Apr Steen: | ye. baseball fan ix red in the two | not iWkely he will be exception I have seen King box and pt ger Row ¢ White Sox, an-| * clubs which ba n the world| 4 . » pitching | Successful this year, able to master. I can take #0M¢) vould have to work nine nee in 3 The pennant winner in either! 7 ching staff ay upon to fill Blows myself, you know, and| 7 vol eggea te . league y looked upon as . bas I can hit a $ tr agyses 7 ree 2 « P > the e work, with! -p A he said yesterday 1 ‘i tet : a8 , ng ag mts oune 2 i in now and ten ee ee for his training st. t ‘ ‘ Tou Rt : . = Niger Pleas Bes f are ants are a one-two club. The Naa iley has changed ie athe a Bweeey. Toreete q * . any ae r cla y Neill is | tional league club that can beat Mig here. He has been arour > Sule seataaee a1 Richaabag : Kerr $s 0 has | Graw to the will have to sh ° Marines, Eighth regiment / y < year t ional : t fumore, as at that time he had just aoe > . 3 more thar of them did a from his first trip to Ca é " : . ~ 3 r 7 nts of 1917 were | fornia. He takes things more ser : sc . oe : ; Be ; Buse >» anything else in @l D femaly now, and has certainly picked NEW RECORDS LOOKED ma : a or ‘ t sue that the breaks in the 18 will serve to make the go ems pamers im te! bone] QR AT NAVAL MEET. "the, permon clad | a creditable rein c lee aa gg At second base McGraw meets EXPECTS TO WIN : Pi te he ‘ E , the this first problem. Filling the (Next Purnam will analyze FIGHTING JIMMY ite * fad : interesting club in eba r year shoes of Herzog, when Herzog is the St. Louis Cardinals.) Mick King dropped in yesterday o L-sigp nape | nt 1918 ene right, is a big job for any ball while out for his evening nlp og beet -yege ‘ ? * ng than in r r player. Doyle, a few years ago, ind, while he did not have ; pen bgt ged ‘ Was as great a keystone sacker to say about his fight tonight,| tance in 419. an ee | oI ment on the b. because of the as Buck, but for two or three Ihe mentioned some plans for the m y in 10 flat ty of Johr ir years, since he sustained a frac Pies which are mighty liable not i f th er y to do tured leg, has been — slipping to materialize unless he is victor CHICAGO CUBS BEATEN 7 « n-| Doyle is a smart ballplayer. + Darcy r : int for instance influence is an asset to an Ting has a late Austratian paper) BY SACRAMENTO SQUAD aeePeIES? oF perhaps three club, but it Is a question wheth- which Corbett, the famous boxing “RAMENTO, Apr the Giant r the er or not. his hanical ene of the Antipodes, passes 4) Cyn, ed off in Sacrame: est “How did I do it?” Billy Wright asks himself as he gazes at the husky Jimmy Darcy, and remembers the sare eup as last year ing ‘will aut as eae = few caustic remarks about the . ° LD to 2 came to | Whirlwind fight he once pat up with him in Portland McGraw will have the great not, McGraw must fall back hampions in our part of the Coun-/tne jocal Pac st league ¢ est lefthanded pitehing staff in upon George Smith, who filled try: ‘Three of the Cubs’ seven hits and t x aseball with Slim Nal Rube in dur 20K" ce | Belt Prices to Retailer ft & zog's absence last Bpeaking of King’s win over Mc/two runs were scored in the ninth Hutter, Pegs and Cheese om and Ferdie Schupp. The Gntyre, he says, Chester Mcin after the Chicagoans had practically x tter, with the added experi her no chance of an ruit r, should be rl t n r r or pamey fave been the heavy resigned themselves to a shutout ence, either th champion of the Pacific ¢ The locals did not have cnuch trou s in riek last year, Th third © jobs. Flet nd Heir gull not be very much. We ble hitting Hendrix and Va The first c strawberries | rruits if allfor r to think " n r © them nailed dowr Never heard of him, or words of the seaso y from | Apples So piapieeyen x 917 n the id McGraw may have that effect. {EW ORLEANS, April 2—The| Louisiana. 7 1 around| Delicious, extra fancy +4 : The t t have} to hit league pitchin t MIKE PETE BESTS AL ‘leveland Indfans will hit the 11 $4.50 p ch. The none gh * c ee. “ " ion }ly Dave Robertson will re : ea , SEN CONTEST today for Dallas, Shreveport and demand ts heavy ‘ bx ; bo] Bad ; \ , eit has refused to report and f Pacifie Coast Middle- y Sea t ouston, for a series of exhibition | price A small — ship , . Cream Brick " pass ¢ ‘ g an iron n | it said he s entered the i H ii oo. lieaies (daar Wil TMed “ee Wer inet fo Monday tree lee aces | ae Peete a att ie Sse “At aid he has entered the gov- || weight Championship “a Thursday on e " Demaree r Kel < s of e draft *K KING * Bee «16 god de n ehes ' triplet oo 1 » Class A of the draft || MICK KING, Australian Jack , the The pr nterpreting tee pe ‘ mA ke t pi s to be called at any danif} . “; : 2 and Pacific Coast Mid- Jast night in Aberdeen. It was one a aanaaee \ - re ; ‘ ? ton Triplets f n n f course, n be “ ‘of the most ferocious battles seen potatoes Tue Poser vente ae naate © c r . p, but r old px diweight Champion ys, | this year in the Grays Harbor vil Ieaption Guothtoos9 Money New. — — FIGHTING JIMMY everal local boys were in the pre : mtd tegen beh Mba per ton £ . N 208 A Ea ae DARCY, Conqueror of Binaries roo! Wh ene BEER | rete ana rroswcn houses Monday BraneeAi Ning ain.” ot Whoopee! 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