The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 29, 1918, Page 6

ists of Everett True. By Condo, Xes, Ive BEEN “DRae te “Bor i “GOING TO CLAIM GXEMPTION ON THS GROUNDS OF Derectivée CYé-SIGHT. a nibtnen xX c You can’t judge the velocity of the wind by hot air thrown by RING BACK, BRING BACK! OH, BRING. BACK A BALL CLUB Tacoma is no place to talk base-|the ball players who are sent out mow. The war is much more|into the world without a summer » “The rabid baseball bugs,” | home When the Bengals were utes without one advance notice Dali on the home lot, have one of the Tacoma baseball club di the cry that Russ Hall didn't! rectors wails. “Some of the players Phem a fair. chance and that/can place with other teams if they fans would have tried to get would have felt he had a cry coming ftener, or raised a purse or if 15 players deserted him in one day Re and they have t same reason to} Hall isn’t worrying a great/feel the same about {t from their ‘what Tacoma thinks, how. | end." He takes the attitude that Ta-| The P. C. I. figures that most of ie @id not concern itself with|the men let out from the Spokane he thought when his thoughts and Tacoma teams can be accommo- @ark and cheerless, and he dated on the four remaining teams. worry about the City of Des-| And for the others, the shipyards turn at the indigo lining are always needing good ball men to contends that it isn't so help the submarines make their for herself she cares, but for | bases E STARS MISS DURACK GO TO FRISCO COMING TO U. S. |’ m Wilson Ide and Don Waller, ™!8# Fanny Durack, world's great with the R. 0. T. C., for San est woman swimmer, i# scheduled to o, Friday morning, it will arrive in the United Statees shortly the University of Washington team short two of its varsity “players, but in spite of that the team to garner a victory when it meets the University of Oregon, that 8 where she will compete with loc talent confin and Pacifi Misa Durack d between the age, yet she minutes, 8 seconds, and her 100 yweight boxer ictim of Frank Farmer ds the latest Horthwest champion, who, despite a| %!! the the final interscho “swollen, highly-inflamec nful| th ton h Queen Anne Fight hand and wrist, + Port.| held at t Mander decisively in their six round Match here last night The fight der Las, of Q Was a fast and furious one and up ° Mills, of Broadw #0 the last round was fairly even.| won t matche ith Farmer landing the clea : two th doubles, 1 Dlews. In the sixth Farmer loose and put Darcey down twice Baining the decision und Buford Tacoma t to % Dav Billy Wright in a fast lever| +8 and Van Stone pout and “Toughy a Brame te of sate o's nin, League Delegates Will Meet Frida new schedule for the t Internatior NEW YO May 29.—A recer boxing carnival, staged at Mad . in w the country’s best pated, netted $52, ieurned over to the Red Cross [at the Seat ste art drawn up Fr was|ert L. Blewe and strongest plate known, covers ve Nittle of the roof of the mouth; Gold Fillings Silver Fillings Platina Fillings . ame day, Examination and advice free pies ot Oe Teet of Time. Most of our p customer nt patronage is recoran whose work in atill giving good satintaction. ho have tested our work. When comin fa’ the Wight place. Bring this ad with you Open Sundays From 9 to 12 for Working People OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS $02 UNIVERSITY er. nded by our early “SPORTS AND COMICS]. Ss used to go fishing every nice We lost our ball team in ten min-| if he only given two weeks’ notice,| want to, but others cannot. Hall| ay. The players who retain on the | °F over iequad are Motimitsu Kitamura, Mon-| 900 races nt was Noe Banders, Percy Chamberlain and [he 100-meter champion at the 4 holm, ~ in 1912. Her mile record is BROADWAY WINS : iimy over. IN TENNIS PLAY * n school gobbled up rd; Gray and beat Van der REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which ts the lightest BOs you can bite corn off the cob; guaran | teed 15 years. Gold Crown ++, 84.00 $15 Set of Teeth (whalebone)... $8.00 $10 Set of Teeth . +» 85.00 tridgework, per tooth, gold. $4.00 AN work guaranteed for fifteen yearn. Have impression taken tn the Pinte and Bridge Work. We Sinnd the Ask our custom- & to our office, be sure you are Opposite Frasee-Paterson Ca, ! 1: HE DUF) STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1918. eT Wee THAT GUM | BALL PLAYER To DROP AN CASY ONE LiKE TWAT ru. 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The Oregon team han not yet announced its twirler JUNIORS WILL HOLD TOURNEY : ‘The best junior racket wielders of Beattie will be determined tn tournament arranged by the & Tennis club, to begin Thursday at the club cor Madison st Summit ave. The winning resent thia section champ will re Northw m ers of 18 or ple and applica ie prio Prankiin high athletic director of any of the high schools, An entrance fe will be charged. Club Standings i x * 1. LEAGUE Pieaciek COAST LEAGUE RAM , € 4° Ue A na 9 0 Hirent t Fisher; Brown and ' ae AXCIBCO ee | Brooke engaged in the game, Those ficure 4 statement from year, a few of > come under uid be manifestly im of the 135 the order ectly affected by The Crowder « other form of at performers in » the draft a. 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TARSTOPLAY ‘GEORGE INGLE AND acy nO WILLIE ROBINSON camp gave Broadway high school | ball players a 4 to 0 whitewash Tues \ "The sailors have defeated every READ y FOR GON thing they have met this season, in-| cluding the Sea and Aberdeen league teamnn The Unive Lineup of Friday night's smoker) clever boys, make up the most er at the Arena is now completed, with) cent bout ity of Washington will | 1. exception of but one bout, which| “It's going to be a great card? | meet the invincible nautical gentle | 1 oie austin expects to arrange be-| says Lonnie. “I'm trying to match n Wednesday afternoon on Denny event t the naval train. | were unable to stop the © of the Eighth company ball venday. ‘They lost, 6 to 1 bth company now heads the the Inter-company series at the fore Thursday night. 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