The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1918, Page 8

: ten, Coumbe, Groom, Lambeth, two rookies, En Pha ‘and Roth have no equ ‘excelled only by the heav Outbursts of Everett True. Z WSH THS WOMEN HAD DRESSED THE Way EY Do NOW WHEN 1 WAS A YOUNG MAN — PLLARS CLT LOW AND BKIRTS CUT HIGH —— A PELLOW GOULD HAVE SOr Some IDeA CP HIS FUTURE WIFE'S TRUS LINGS BEFoRG TY WAS TOO LATE, Bur AT THAT TIME THER CLOTHES WERE A COMBINATION OF BUSTLES PADS ANO OTHER UPHOLSTERY, AND I WISH THAT WHEN t WAS A GIRL I GCOYLD HAVS REALIZED THAT A’ YOUNG APOLLO COVLD EvSR DEVELoP INTO A RHINOCEROS bs we Zs _ ‘Cleveland Club Is Picked to Finish Strong This Year (Sixth of a series of articles in which Purman discusses and analyzes major league ball clubs how in Southern training camps.) BY PAUL PURMAN Tm some ways the most remarkable ball club Season was the Cleveland Ir ‘There was a club wh in mechanica! it was outplayed. No « White Sox as the Indians It Was a weil balanced club. and was the more efficient because of | harmony between the men themselves and between them and the/ + jt. ‘The Indians this year face the problem of a filling a hole at first & problem which Manager Lee nt 1 last year with Harris. has joined the colors and the problem remains. One, and perhaps two very good pitchers, must be replaced. Third must be taken care of satisfactorily In 1917 the Indians finished a good third, with the White Sex and Red Sox out in front. This year the White Sox appear te be the only club capable of leading them to the wire. * The pitching staff will be composed of Bagby, Coveleskie, Guy Mor- man and Wilkenson, and in the Amer leagu 4 Sox ‘Wood. Guy Morton is in the best shape he ha» speed has returned. and in New Orle 1915. Coveleskie reported 13 pounds hea been bothered by being underweight to stand the strain of a severe campaign. Bob Groom, the hander, ix easily good for a d games. and will be a balance for the pitching staff. Coumbe. the only southpaw on the staff. be as good as last year. Fob! he has two great friends Enaman, « master of control, and Wi 2 lanky Newarkite, | “who has a sharp breaking curve and ¢r ‘There are three candidates for Harris is Marty Kavanaugh, who is overco a bag. Alva Williams, the old Washington Kavanaugh does hot make good. Miller season, is also trying for the position ‘The brilliant combination of Wornbsganss up the keystone combination. There Is ‘ than Chapman, and Wamby's chief weakness is his hitting Gus Getz, former Dodger, has the call for the third base joo, with Harry Lunte as « possibility. Getz ix an experienced third baseman of Mair ability. The veteran, Terry Turner, remains with the club as utility been for over two years, His he looked ike the Morton Coveleskie has a tall, xpeed » at firet. The most (om faults in covering be utilized a sénaation at New er, may and Chapman no better shortstop in fielding the garden: staff in hitting. It is Tikely Joe Wood may fill in as a utility outfielder In case he cannot pi this year. Wood is a fair hitter and an excellent fielder With Bagby in a uniform, the Indians should pull up in second place} & at (Next Purmap 1 will discuss the Boston Red Sox.) | as strong as in the league Is in the } clouting Detroit ‘The Cieveland outfield is Winesaps Roman I ‘The grapefruit season is at a close for the spring. Local rhubarb is coming into the cnarket fr the strawberry season is open, so jobbers have decided to close out their remaining stock of grape fruit. Florida distributers are de ° 2000225 | 235 and bout to manding $6.50 f. 0. b. shipping points ‘The asparagus market has weaken ed, and jobbers are ong green “grass” at 17% cents per Ib. ‘The local stock will be coming in heavily soon Owing to war conditions, it ficult to maintain a steady of dates. Prices will be based on federal regulations California has been pract cut off from supplying the lo rket With butter, due to the drop of 4 tb. California scarce. — W prices Paid Wholesale ! Vegetables and VEGETABLES Artichokes Per don. ‘Asparagns— Per I> Peets—Loce! Pruseet ack o quoting a dit suppl al m head lettuce FLOUR (Prices paid wh Rye, bbl Buckwheat Corn Meal, baie 10 9- it 90@1.09 @: 00 sacks Country Hay and Grain (prices pald wholesale) 00 Corn Husks 78.00 | Eaenmbers Xo. Fecpiant Per tb Garlic len), new. Horseradi«h local Faitnce—local, per Cal. head. per erate Jas Anaelen head, per crate. Imperial valley Green, per doz. ea). ‘yellow Oregons Yakima, per ™ doren « 190.66@ i20.00| or Fens Per Ib Rotted Veneers Malted or Yakiine Gema - 3 & ‘ . Hs Petishen Local, don. has “ 36 00@36.00 24.00@ 30.00 . taenl, box - " joes Paid Producers for jug. roultry, Veal and Pork t fomatoers a! nak Jaen), Es ‘ainuka yeliow Springs 1917. fronen Ducks—Fat, frozen pester i the £ ise fromen {MICK KING TO TAKE 0 INGLE PREPARING FOR | Went fark tage 6.00 | Jp STAR-—SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1918, PAGE 8 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Tom Does a Little Spring Training. TOM, YOU WAD BETTER MAKe THOSE BOVS QUIT PLANING BASE BALL So CLose To THE House - Tweye Liagie Ai BREAK A WINDow ! aH | I'L. CHASE have You BOYS WILL Te CUT OUT PLAYING BALL HERE ~ FI You MGT BRBAK io SQUIRREL FOOD—It Takes a Cyclone to Raise Benny's Ga os - . “ y . OW “TH! 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Leonard. is bidding for he does ade or a ball BIG MEET GETS START IN EAST GREAT LAKES, | April 6 championships track and training | ated stars the| today BLEWETT AND SULLIVAN WILL VISIT ABERDEEN job Blewett, prex and Jac Mick King onfident that he » rugged gladiator from nd Tacoma, Mick King champ, is training here for his bout in Tacoma next Friday night ank ¥ The last meeti ermin na will be ‘able t m4 CUBS SEEK REVENGE FROM MINER SQUAD other important deta “JOHN, THE BARBER,” IS HOLDING UP DEMPSEY |, ST. LOUIS, April 6—J. J. PR New York sght today to ndrix exterda as, Ariz, to ert keep n Mi er pays him earnings " contract with y for three year 0 per He | York ning battle at Doug cent ba has restrained Demy ago SHIPYARD LEAGUE WILL i OPEN SEASON ON MAY 4 Dates have been set for the open: | CLIFFORD IN ABERD EN ga Ny ders hamp 1 bout Portland Aber. Jeague « meeting lifford | the Athlet KE cided 1 yard 4 and the Final arrangements for ceremonies will be tm: Monday's meeting the ng baseball games in the shipyard At last night at will BATTLE WITH BRONSON Pacit! is pre Wednesda Portia Muff Bronson, 1 won the title from Bronson in a f round bout here a short time a The Portland melee is tucketed for six round with man Eliott 394 U ERTY NONDS, Thoroughness Characterizes our every transaction, tomers teay conniatent with sound Dusl ness Judgment 4% id on Savings Accounts ibject to Cheek Are ‘ordially Invited, Relgian Hares block hows Fancy, 66 to 126-%b Tight Beef—-County. ™ Kelling Prices to Meta Batter, Kegs and € Batter Ia, brick Kage -Helect ranch r Accoun Hadwer Briek, onne .., Badger Brick, single Hock Bwina, cane Cream Priek Domentic Wheel. Lamburger te Oregon Triplets Oregon ¥. A Washiigton Triplet Wreiinatey ¥ Peoples pres Bank SECOND AVE. 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A UNDER WAY NOW STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Ay tanford root two ers expe with Califorr TEALEY RAYMOND WILL BOSS DRY DOCK TEAM forme Raymond ttle play unced not t he baseba INDIAN PITCHER SIGNS WITH SEATTLE OUTFIT Chief Le Roy been igned to He | year would an Indian, has twirl for the Seattle team veteran, having seen many in the A jean as ciation and other leagues, Last 10 and lost service oa sockation son he wor La Crosse in the Central as: TACOMA TO GET CARL STEVENS ONCE MORE husky Tacoma k with the Ben Carl took a frolic San 1 co tevens, the backstop, will be bi thi two eals, but has ‘Tacoma CHARLEY JACKSON NOT TO PLAY WITH INDIANS Jackson is lost to the Spo The fleet-footed outfield eason the been turned bi gal or with Charley kane club. er is in Class 1 in the draft and does | t not dur ing the short time he has left before being called to the army. care to do any ball playing Alex was suddenly very deaf. He simply couldn't hear that whisper. He refused to put on a Cub unt ned s free « starve,” was Weeghman pered something to Alex ex's hearing this day was perfectly aid ure. Where's my uniform?” he ‘\OLGA DORFNER IS NEW CHAMP CHICAGO, Dortner of Phil A. U. champi swim for wor Thelma Dart is Athletic « time was San Fran 500 yards in 16. T pionship in thi Vednesday AL GIPE SIGNS TO PITCH FOR BROWNIES st Nor swam an the record e national cham held at event will be manager, will day for the coast ng several recruits with him GUE sl mento 4 n Francisco 3, Oakland RESULTS Salt Lake Vernon YOUTH TO PLAY FOR NET TITLE NEW YORK, April 6.—Ceeil Don- aldson, a 15-year-old Brooklyn youth, today will take part in the final round of the indoor tennis douhies | championship of the United St here, the first time in the histo of tennis in this country that a 60 testant so young has played Donaldson, paired with William Tilden defeated Frederick Alexander and Dr. William Rose: baum. They will today meet King] Smith and G. Carlton Shafer. CLONIE TAIT LOSER IN MITCHELL MELE! MILWAUKEE, April 6—Richie Mitchell, Milwaukee lightweight, had another k in his record today. He disposed of Clonie Tait, Canadian, in the eighth round last night, the referee stopping the bout after Tait had been floored twice 106 COLUMBIA ST. Cor. First Ave. DR. EDWIN J. BROWN D. D. 8. New at @¢ Columbia I have left the imit tors of my ni signs on Firs’ moved my Dei fices to the | First ave. and Columbia .. just across the street from my old location, My new e trance ix 106 Columbia, midwa: tween First and Second not raise my prices beca r, but I do expect to increase my denial practice so that the increased business will offset the increased st of doing business because of the I want to be known as the only man in Seattle who did not raise bis | Prices because of the war. EDWIN J. BROWN, D. Seattle’ Ld MECHANICS’ DRUG STORE 906 Third Ave The doctor will be glad to talk over your trouble with you and prescribe for you, if necessary. 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