The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1918, Page 14

SPORTS AND COMICS |. EVERETT TRUE. iO TIME NOW. rw _ JEMPLOVED IN A wSEFUC occUS TION. na Aree tes © KNOW If You ARS £ BY CONDO, OWE Moment MY HUSKY FRIGND « [ WHY ae THMVE HAD MY GYG on You FoR m, | Guess 30, ¥ “ =p: =——_s a WITH ME TO THS RD AND GOT In spite of the pre- i from New the Cubs man- to hang on to first Le ° \ STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1918, PAGE 14 S OF THE DUFFS—There Was a Method in Helen’s Liberality. TRE LUNCH 13 ALL FIX®0 AND You CAN PLAY UNTIL ONE OcLocK, BUT REMEMBER WHAT THE ROLES oF ry in Favor or] THE RULING fy , PROF. KAMERFLAGE ~ 1 HAVE BUSY NOW GEORGE ~ \ WAVE To MAKE PICKED UP A WONDERFUL A REPORT To PROF. ASSORTMENT OF FINGER KAMERFLAGE ON A SWELL CLUE | FOUND | THOUSANDS TO SEE BALL GAME SATURDAY arade Precedes Service thousand seats are al- “cabbaged™ for the army Mavy game at Dugdale’s Saturday. They will be oc- by 2,000 jackies and 2,000 from Camp Lewis naval training camps. The were reserved 10 minutes : of the large number en in. service who will at fielals of the came have decide Ee admission. Every civilian [be expected to buy a program for the purpose of equipping dormitories for the Soldiers @ Sailors’ club, which has woefully it n its quarters. pee Cut Fiets The famous old Dugdale outfic been shorn of its ambush for th event. Gobs and - rk mow ing the hay end getting the the best possible shape. Ther Whe fo chance for home runs hile the outfielders beat the under for the lost rawhide flora and soldiers are \ for # victory. Fach amond has ever bee: navy is out with a spy ing for the doughboys’ « I, doz. bunch Per tb new, per th... Local, per tb. per crate, 3 doz. per iryatal Wax, crate er doz, * Tel., per tm : Butter—Per —Per tb. . Jowa, per. ... 6 | Poultry, Veal « *¢ e—Cal., 4-be Per ™ “Damtaloupes—Imperial vailey Fin per erate da, per erate tn tugs > in tage Clark Beedii eal Marsha p Grape Fruit Ca). weodien Money— er « 6.00) +1.35@1.50| e Contest and not a one of them The army the for a victory has seen anything yet derides the idea of defeat at hands of the seafarers Big Parade Rivalry is not limited to the men in the ranks. Officers of both branches of the service are ready to defend the issue at the drop of a hat All the gold braid of Puget Sound rved places near the will pull r Admiral commandant of the Brem erton navy yard, and Col. Day chiet of staff Jones, Cai Lewis comm: je A street parade will be held before the game in which 4,000 men in the service will march and four naval y bands. Admiral Coontz and » will march, along with Coontz teams, © Hanson will pitch the 4 march in the p line-up for the Reuther, the army's Al Bonner will opr bluejackets. ions are as fo first teams puts Duteh,” In the box him for the Army:-~Kraft base; La ™ pitcher: M man. Hawks, flelder, Ptordan Duffy, second base Knapr leven and moved INDIANS AND YANKEES IN HOT RACE TO WIRE | PURMAN aying in baseball that the club in the 1ead of 4 league July 4 will be in the lead at the end | ser of the Considering the fact that the The rule ie rather distorted. but (t elub went into the lead with Tris baseball history that the Speaker, the leading bitter, in a ad by the m t July batting slump which volplaned club whic pets at bis batting average down under the 300 mark at one time—that dack Graney, the regular sun fielder and one of the best lead off men in the league has been out of the game practically all season and that the initial sack has only been sa jority filled within the last few weeks Cleve land's ability to butt its way inte the league lead at this time is truly remarkable ,ored belief about the Fourth that the club will be out in front in October 1 that Ohio will nee its first world awon is usually the wire On July 4 the Cleveland club won two games from St. Louis while How ton and New York breaking NET PLAY IS ON FULL TILT : rt IN TOURNEY Yesterday’s Results : to a aa bee AMERICAN LEAGUE With the C shortstop; D. 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