The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 7, 1918, Page 14

STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1918. PAGE 14 UFFS—This Must Be Some Beau. - —— VW) / You Can’ GET IN, TOM — T ‘| ON, Tom, Don’ use ; This NEW BEAD , 1 ///], \ ve Gor To Ger CLEANED KNOW Who's WHO THAT Phone! OLIVIA } .) BUSINESS 15 GETTING ’ UP AS I'M EXPECTING AROUND THiS PLACE is a gale ACALL ‘TO Be GREAT STUFF | COMPANN THIS r FROM HER NEW BeAu! w 1 Guess VLE . EVENING Gaaa iil mo van at De | Soa! Soe | a LE fateh UP THE LINE! GO. AND SHAVE f You IN THERE MRS TRUE, You ae Sf OPENED Mis! || yi _ ve) Rats OLIVIA? 9 UL YY’ ceenmeiionie DON'T You KNOW You SHOVLD Never OPEN OTHER PeoPpLes’ LETTERS ¢ You DON'T Se6M TO RCALITE - = Treat You AND T . WE MUSTA BEEN ww ‘ ARENT i MR. POLICER, HONEST, ars ONE! WHA =~ 00P ¢ we we SPEEDIN a DoW’ SsomeTHIN’ ITS A COPPA wrth OR NOTHIN WAS THIS puro CANT GO oes os WS HAND UP we 2 | WONDER FASTER'N 4 MLES Aw RCE WEANIN' FOR US WHAT HES GOT “™ A HOUR WITH “TH Pi Ss ' WIND AN’ 1 WAS MATTA with us | pepe leak ee Go SLOW \"Yesterday’s Results | 'KAHANAMOKU HUNT AFTER OR 12 TO 4 sf. C. I. LEAGUE |1O SWIM FOR TWO GAMES pie Evel 9 as ee ae ts BALL GAME se"... 'f' 3 THE RED CROSS) AGAINST CAL} trier cre H | re ee ; pitcher, was the star of Kahanamoku will swim at Columbia] versity of Washington will be sup e % 4, Ore. ove ay ponnible, de ptay’s game with tne rack Kit] AMERICAN LEAGUE | ari. Sune a1 and 2 idons, a statement. tov dp the Giants’ opinion. Thanks Won Tost. Wet ager, Owen Merrick, announced ¢ the board of cont the Seattle boys had the | conic 7 1 sre day announces won by the end of the second sone With the Duke fn the exhibition] Helieving that the the tratr Secale SS ao @ - so) i At the end of the ninth the A 2-42 | ewim will be Harold Krueger, world's! ing of stude in « i )) ‘@ were 12 to 4. t : champion back stroke xwimmer;| vice, par a in “Ww ~ Vv @ Giants got 14 hits off of Mr./P ; 14 4 400/ Clarence Lane and Clarence Tate, be urged vie ° or f gg ‘Aside from Bill, Manager| : #511 coach Jeupport given intercollegiate cor Sf, ( (4 { | Se S ‘was the most conspicuous fig j nwe The swimmers will be in Seattle! tests. ° the day. He scored five 2 1|/ June 25, and in Victoria June Coach Claude J, Munt and Dear |CLEVELAND ...... pty nd only had) *"jones, Agnew and Schang; Coveleshic personally. & 3/)They may also go to Vancouver, for) Davia Thomson left Friday for the at the bat. Kuss £8¥° ang O'Neill. jan exhibition swim. Their last) Pacific Coast athletic conference, tr pass for one. Leard rex x. | swim here will be at Alameda Beach| Portland, where — intercollegiate e n '@ four-base no-stop, a double WASHINGTON 2 on June 15. schedules will be put on a war basin. ae 3: 2 8 11 Altho the exhibitions are not un-| Hunt will try to arrange two foot singles. Altroek, Ayers and Alnamith, Cunnine- 4 | Toung pitched for the Glants./nam and Yelle, (called end of eighth, | der the auspices of the Red Croxs,| ball games between the University of ; to he was hit pretty freely he/rain) | Merrick has pledged all of the re-|Callfornia and the University of i UD well against BN Kuss.f i von A above expenses to the Red) Washington } ' : re) ‘ sv. Louis : $| Crom « ‘ "wit cnet ean, SLUGGER TO ATHLETICS ae NATIONAL LEAGUE | CAPTAIN HIGH N. W.ON BLINK | NY, a Smart PORTLAND, Ore, June 7.—Repre Resto pbb haha: 3 Russel Le Vake will captain the sentatives of « “in acif ‘i 4 osad 2 Broadway ball players next season. Coast conf met here today to - rt ; . se Le Vake's batting average for the dincuss college athletica in war time ’ ih? es a os Brookiya . a5 7 Broadway championship season of The original plan was to try to bot ‘ A . f. i 1918 was 350 silege sports, but the gathering ] 5 | a 8 ick Fi ; a corone nque ‘ ‘ws Tibi veceee. ty 1 %| Dick Frayn, star basketball for 1 rs inquest, and NEW Y¥¢ + oie) gl ward, will head the basket squad. | th jeations were their report | May, Horstman, Meadows, Packard ana| Dick is also star center fielder for| would partake of an obituary | 7 ge : a |Gonaaies: Anderson, Tesreau, Sehupp| the Broadway nine. Stars of the gridiron have becomes % ‘ 23 el ade yy aster @| and Rariden. a Millington Gray was chosen cap | heroes of the air and the battlefield S|errancna ..... ° tain of the tennis squad Those who remain behind look on "y EN 4 Tailors From | erenenue leuercoonnr Bl meennu wens lewcrHoence™ BROOKLYN .. ee x = a : em as Fabrics Downey, Leathers ; r NNATI- BOSTON gaine pest | Whether Bob Wabruashek or Chee-|°°™ “"1_making bandages ™ ; . \ Produced by the hg amare “ joned; rain ter Hilla will represent Seattle in the ELEN Ark, Jur , i by Young 3. Base on - | Northwest J jonahip ten- ons here have sigt ) oft Kese 4. Wild pitcly Kus COAST LEAGUE |nle tournamp Tacoma this * | . |S ; or s est a Dempecy, j ~ sakes matches on Seattle Tennis club iwe to raise a large war garden ae UR ae ihe 2 courts Friday morning. 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