The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1918, Page 8

ts of Everett True. AND So < Have Eveey Sov ‘To BS PROVD OF ANCESTORS, THEY G AMONG THOSS | MO LANDSD ATi +> PerYmoutTH Rock Ty YOUR ANCSSTORS ePLymMouteH Rock) TOP TO THINK THAT BRAGGING AGBOV LANDING AT Dip You ssR 5 THEY HAD NO IMMIGRATION LAWS THERe Ay THAT TIMG fEh 7 LE ROY WILL TWIRL OPENER IN | bases. } eireult to beat him. ; appeal for recruits for the t rines. When the was scheduled to Giants and Aberdeen were to mix Tuesday at 3:30 sun bea down hot on the game. ap game of the Pacific Coast series was piinned to ‘With a flag raising and a con- ‘Wagner's band. Mayor Han- Was invited to slip over the first Dice wal ghiy two pinyers BY H. HAMILTON night. he picked up two Jo- Dode Brinker and Hap- NEW YORK, April it arrived, and it logked like the Brooklyn Nationals, today Egan of Aberdeen put , Just arrived from Great into the game at first. teams were out for a tanned mail to their cabin door. Lx Roy, good oid Indian chief, | it up with the pill for i, which shows how anxious the| were for a win. Leard usu- the chief until later in the D1 | Robinson. He is the clab Thursday In announcing t from his intention creases in salary, " unny California against the red- . He is saving his red-skinned , Named Smith, for a later ‘Has Several Reserves Appleton, Texas right; Cy from the South; Roy Alex- ler, who pitched last year, and Engle were in Leard'’s gang his capitulation t Wheat. CADDOCK MATCHED . CHICAGO, April 30.—Announce- wewerve pitchers. George has! ment of the signing of Sergt. Earl in the twirling business a long | Cagdock, of Camp Dodge, for a finish | but Leard doesn’t care how their hair is if they can pitch d ball as George can. | heavyweight wr ting mateh hasn't finished his team yet.|°°°"%* ae ie still taking away and adding. u Giants showed class in every SOUTH n at that. 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Guy Colgate was picked to umpire 'UP GOES PRICE OF WHEAT AND ZACH WINS OUT United Préea Correspondent 30.—Zach | Were waiting for the crowd | Wheat, holdout outfielding star of | wan Dode plays first, and) granted salary demands that he has) linsisted on, and orders were sent} him to report at once to Manager| expected to join | O WRESTLE ZBYSZ2KO here} | May 8, with Zbyszko, was made here one-sided game ‘DOINGS OF THE Dt t he had receded | ¢ granting no in President Ebbets of the Dodgers declared matters have | reached such a state in baseball that from now on it is going to be hard for the Brooklyn club to keep enough Egan pitted Mickey Shader | players to make a decided stand. The scarcity of players and the im- pending loss of other players caused | | Red, ™ Herries—Lon Angeles, crate SQUIRREL FOOD—Shivery Music, Professor—Dum! Dum! 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Si g BoNou! ¥ 5: ro mp , "FARMER WILL HAVE TO. ‘Knockers Can't FRED FULTON ; |__DEFENDS TITLE TONIGHT ACCORDI ntent ner | Two bie jators of grim are scheduled to do some lious fighting at the Arena tonight res t, when Frank Farmer, Kapow 1 heavyweight, meets Mickey Auntralian wer f, in order ¢ coast cham he wrested ago, ated *, in bis tetermined | brows of the lad from tt 1 of clash, there is bound to be sor t © armer is strong. in f and bubbling over with oo ult of triump amarting under atx, and a desperate man laa the r | Mickey connive de lis a man to be feared | - i\* ” | Yesterday’s Results | 5 Pe “NATIONAL LEAGUE Lowt Frank Farmer ADELPHIA Per dos . * nd HMickorynute r rn . 8 z : MeCarthy unforseen weather condi-| encountered, Kenniwick ‘3 Il be on the markets Uniess are strawberries Per t and I perm. . here in two Per th. . Rega, Siler 2, per te : ‘ woft shell ; : poned; we ii; rroun “ Sree ®t (Prices paid whotennte) Lo AMERICAN Whole wheat, bbt Won, Lost. 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You will be surprived how Lite it will cost you. N Almonds—Por t. ,". Per Th. LOOK TO HIS LAURELS, NG TO MICKEY The has it that Farmer has the better chance, but King is not Incking in supporters by a long way. Farmer bas 15 pounds on Mickey but the Australian Ind’s cleverness in expected to offset this. It will more than anything else be a matter of King’s evading Farmer's sleep punches There are four other bouts on the ecard, all of which promise to be in teresting. Chet Neff and Frankie x in the semi-windup. © occasion, as in the cur Austin & Salt, who are staging the bout, t nvited the | 1 players show te SHORTSTOP CHAPMAN WANTS TO JOIN ST. April 3 I LOvIs » th was ready te OXING TONIGHT ARCADE BLDG PIVTH AND UNIVE Under the AUSTIN nav » enlist B ITY Auspices of & SALT weight of Tacoma ys. Australia, at Chet Neff of Seattle vs. Frankie of San Francisco, 133 1 Pacific Coast fly-weight z } Frankie Murphy of Los Angeles vs. Billie Ryan of Portland, 110 [| pounds. of Seattle ve Butte, at 140 Soldier Joe Hill of Fort Lawton |] W ud Jones of Tacoma, at pounds, General adr + $1.00 $1.50 Seats on Sale at & Hulen rd, Ye & Smith ur Store, Brown na and er and Oc 906 I 1406 3 td and Union Green Buteh «Poo! Room TOR’ Can be eliminated by Lundberg Rupture Su five free trial to prove ius superior. Y | A. LUNDBERG Co, 1101 Third Ave. Seattle. WON’T TAKE ANY CHANCE SAN FRANCISCO, April 30.—Fred Fulton is not going to take a chance bet n now and July 4. He told local promoters who trying to stage an allstar boxing announced while here that the Wil-| tournament for the benefit of Camp 7 lard-Fulton match scheduled to | Fremont coltiets ee ee ai bag he will not box Willie Meehan four ae ae ny oy eeeee *°| rounds under’ any circumstances, ~ | Benny Leonard and Wiitte Ritchie are two boxers who are figyred onf” — for the card. . Stop Big Fight, _ | Asserts Gribble | M. H. Gribble, representative of | Fred Fulton, who left Seattle Mon day Minnesota to take charge of Fulton's training camp. night for is : trary notwithstanding. kers may knock,” said Grib. e is nothing wrong with championship fights—certainly not - —- = with this one, Hoth big fellows have are expecting to contribute thou PRES. HICKEY’S IDEA \ @ omy Se na ba | CHICAGO, April 30.—American as- pele scame yy asset alma sociation umpires and managers met 2 ee eee y to lay plans for prevent a a teen, pac ing use of the spit ball and other e n & tren \treak deliveries. 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