The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1918, Page 8

‘ STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 1918. PAGE 8 DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Of Course Olivia Can Get Dinner. BY ALLMAN, , Yo d ALL BUT : WeitiF PANSY ISN'T |] BxcrvED- PLL You shoup wave he DING THE By Condo Bi yere And HELEN WAS || GET OUR DnoleER PUT THAT STUFF ON Ray, | Thoveny ie CAN OPENER GONE OUT WHAT ARE We GONE TO Do ABour EATS? You SAID DINNER A LONG Time AGo, WAS ALL READY? OUVIA = {T wouLD BE COOKED BY Now ~ VvS HAD ALL TIT CAN STAN THAT STREET PIANO IN FRONT Oe tHe House !! ULE STEP OVT THERGS AND Teck. HIM THAT ONS OF US HAS Sor TO MOVE AND NE'S THE ONG ft SQUIRREL FOOD—Benny Makes a Great Discovery. WELL Y'DOG-GuN MONK IN “TH’ Manaer! 60 | TWEMS YouR TABLE MANNE HUH GRAB U MISSIN’ LINK, = CAUSE HES 1 | => 5 me S ™ es: Se tloov¥s ‘, Me you Catt) ( You wiCxBD ¥ Doe AND OM GONNA OCH YOU You never remem- ant -veus, ber the snags and mud jy ° E \ the OU Swimmin’ ———} wr ole, but you never oF i by {s Golf officials are planning a@ new mna- tional rule for the game—no Scotch at 3) FL. _ forget the cuss wh ' ‘ j used to make y aon me \ >) p the 19th hole. ‘chaw "er spl Qess — ~- = a | ‘OREGON LOSES |DUTHIES PLAY ON DEFENSIVE, [Yesterday's Resls!! HOW THROCKMORTON PLAYS TENNIS | nyo snatcrics FORGERS AT §. BUT RETAINS CROWN P. Gol: CEAQUE ret Proper Grip on Racquet Is Essential to Good Tennis Kitamura and Chamberlain, y-| Duthie’s ball team, with Joe De of his insistence, and ab-| Mexico, started things in the prelim. ‘ete... ei 4S Sasi ing in singles for the University of| vine at the wheel, is scheduled for Sueiathation net to, let. the| inary bout by trying to eat up Eddie |pntona EE en ennnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnAnnnnnnAMAAAAnnnnnnnrrnnl rashington againat the University |mix with the Forgers Saturday aft lightweight crown slip from | Jackson, hair, hide and bones. Ed. | Vaseouver 1s 4M BY PAUL PURMAN | of Oregon tennis team, won two/!ernoon at Liberty park. Altho - , George Ingle endured four | die objected strenuously, but Ted's | - aia be m @f fast and furious milling inherent savagery carried him to a| COAST LEAGUE A few years ago, when Maurice Mc Loe } Right's Arena smoker, ani y y in the form of a decision. A] won. toa. pet | lin, William Johnson’and tennis stars of that gore but triumphant. Hei jorge number of fans thought the Malt Take City £! school were burning up the courts, a tall, on. tain-raiser the beat bout on the | fecrament® “r yo! was studiously practicing the Galifornjan opponent, Willie cvening’s card Vernon tm. paar Lire ie round Ehzabeth N. J is disappointed Saturday Harper Fast Han Francisco «ee| game on courts a _ tain cd in Willie had counted pretty) Outside of the main event, decis. | =o Ass His tennis form, even as a youngster, tly on championship, | ions were handed down, not one of » | caught the attention of some of the experts $| and critics at that time and some of the bold- matches out of three on Friday. The porgers ave lost once to the pens degen” Baer per 4 Senders was mpions, they have piled Double matches will be played on |UP two healthy wins for themselves, the campus courts Saturday, open. |Th€ game is scheduled for 5 o'clock. ing play at 2 p. m, s oe) er AeaamnaE “AYE,” VOTE DIRECTORS, CATS WIN, 22-1 “wet KEEP GOING” Duthie ibs $s | ae | ted George on a former | the five other bouts being called a SACRAMENTO speotBnit | He forgot to include in| draw. Cliff Reid, the husky organ: |'4# ANGELES a . ij | | ABERDEEN, June 1—Aberdeen| Directors of the P. C. I. spent ons, however, the fact! ism. got the decision from Oscar! yoee " SM**tY arites and er ones predicted a great future for him at | ran away with 21 surplus runs in| most of Friday night in serious de- mF | George had no championship to| Benson, who proved hin resistive n ». ni the court game. : at? Friday's game with the Vancouver| bate of the new schedule necessi- ‘ then. qualities well. Vincent Moore suf-|OAKEAND 1.02 3 3 $| Today that youth is‘the most promising | Beavers here. The score stood 22/ tated by dropping Tacoma and Spo- 2 Main bout was fast, with Rob- | fered a lacing at the hands of Bob|"4)7 LAKE Ui0N ooo ana De | eandidate for the national tennis honors, | to 1 when the ninth inning closed.| kane. While he had all the boys to ‘Gonstantly on the aggressive. Harper, who was too fast and ag} n | y held by R. N Will ns, who is now | Aberdeen ptied up nine runs in the gether, President Blewett took a @ other bouts rolled off in happy gressive for him, and Frankie VERNON 1 ¢ 1) ROW he y R. Norris Williams, : | | first frame. vote on the continuation of the — a . pikasing all, despite the Rodgers defeated Bob White, of Spo. AX FRANCIACO 3. 1t 8 an artillery lieutenant in France. | | _ Score by innings league, “Just to see,” he said, “what £ of that several scheduled gladiators kane. There were two Frankies on | neooks | He is Harold Throckmorton, and for more | j Yancouver ; ° 000 ° 001 0—1\ the neve would say.” The boys all illed to materialize, and others had the bill, and both were the best| — | re 3: > meteor- | |Aberdeen ... 920280 1 0 *—22/ came back with a stronge “aye,” and be substituted im © prelims. j than a year he has been blazing a Ee | Battetries—Lucerile and McNulty; stated the belief that fan support fa: ituti pers in the prelim: j like path ss the courts of America, hav- L Couldn't Appear The main event in a way disap epee OS Ban path across the c H ¥ | Fastley and Devlin. from now on was going to strengthen. x Hé Tucker ambled onto the| pointed the fans, because of Ingle’s ‘er. “o18| nS eae . nations! figure w hen e - | j pace - following the failure of Leo refusal to lay himself open to the 1s .498| gaged in a patriotic tour of the country last if - | SK to appear. i took all the aggressive Californian. Ingle cov a6 '?\ vear with Fred B. Alexander, Miss Molla BROADWAY WINS, 7 2 Pacific Const International League _ P out of W. Ss <aby . > 4 Ha Pag 4 Broadway established its inter ATHLETIC PARK * of Wampus Cat Abe Kaby, ered up and played safe most of the 1 “BR sted 1 Miss Mary Browne. % Was one of the prettiest and | way, according to the way It looked 19 ea | DIUFSLEd and Miss Mary b ¥ 7 Mi scholastic champion Friday by 8 fought mills of the even from the outside. Both boys have | Washington bd my During this tour Throckmorton’s play | defeating Franklin, 7 to Marquis , was forbidden to appear be-| been matched again, and will recover | **** - : * forced the country to recognize him as one | Broadway's gtar pitcher, totaled 12 ~ Lof government regulations re-| the course next Friday night. Abe| n a & lof the real stars of the game and predict for strike-outs and allowed no walks { a, shte conducted for * tenis wcker have 120 | ory ELAND 2 ‘s + hima future as brilliant as that of Williams. | i. thar Sean treecae yobs 7 ' ed Gage, another substitute, tak-| Ted Whitman and Pilly Wright! neete und OnenD ms SMAI! Morton A shért time ago I saw Throckmorton’s in | Franklin was touched for 1% hits ' the place of Frank Gomez, from | carried off the honors of offieiation.| mn m. ®/ action on the fast clay courts of the Terrace ee - ee et mai . Senor : $ 9| Club of Flatbush, in Brooklyn. Tho this was DEFEAT RAINIER BEACH Two Games, One Admission Shocker “and Nunamaker, olasd./early in the season, his play against Alex- | The Foresters defeated Rainier First Game at 2 P. M. to 1, at Lincoln park day. A. 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