The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1918, Page 10

OF THE DUFFS—Som body Took the Breeze in for the Night. — TT DOESNT LooK 00D TO ME] GQUIRREL TOSCO A Woe Foiow | SQUIRREL Wo HAS BEEN EXQHPTED ON ACCOUNT OF FLAT (NOW "HERE ARE SOME FRESH! icin bate vee meres | |( ere eon ta tame. Ni ° : HGART OR A SOLDIER Boy YOU NAB THEIR OWNER, AND FOOD—Benny Will Come to the End of the Footprints at the Beginning. WHILE BENNY GOES THIS way 3 “ELUSIVE LUKE "- GENT OF LEISURE, EVADER OF THE "WORK OR FIGHT” ORDER, AND OWNER OF ¢ THE FOOTPRINTS, (NOTE INGENIOUS TWIST OF 1%) WOT ON “THE “TELLTALE TRACKS 4 (ve OF “WE PURSUED rs FOCTGEAR “To BAFFLE PAY POSSIBLE PURSUERS) *| PROF PLODS THE TRAIL THIS WAY 3>——___> «+ ‘< ry DONT LET ANY OBSTACLES QWs re aah i \% Val “te A CAMPING. NO. 2. John K. Tener should have waited un- Alexander the Great ” , BwoTWERS OF THE ‘over there.” We $ ‘never IN? STEP y til after the war to an- would like to see a FowaeD ana PAY FS, in’ ‘hka'<e te bial we head after he - THE SECRETARY | non R VER TEN Bo from baseball, He had been beaned by i A ‘ A ; ° eg 2B. SER ou might have acquired a ec ten * Jost ones. AM Pine little publicity then. 7 Jt GON SOL Club Standings | TILT AT PARK "ATIONAL LEAGUE the fourth annual tennis Chicsce ‘eat. Ms New York it now in full swing, sev. Sov urge FARMER-KING “GOB” MEETS STAR RACKET OLYMPIA GETS | ON THE LINKS| BOUTSTIRS “GOB” TODAY WIELDERS TO | SIXTH PLACE CHICK EVANS While the sporting fraternity of lonedebated question of whether) Miss Sara Livingstone, Washing when delegates drew up the final oe agi Sara Bremerton or the University of rengements Tussisy | night Beattie will have to go 8 1ONS way! WUhington training camp has the| (20 racquet champion, will Be given | new league will be called the Pa Indie’ doubles teams entered fnitaeitnia ‘° Cut of the banten path to see the | Teenie teams wil ba: decided a bard battie-in the finale here thie| Sousa Suinystd Jeague, end: {achaaie meday, numbering among them Cincinn next bout between n a J “ is Suthi > Donald me of the best talent in the city, Morten > and Mickey King—clear out to the! Discussion of the relative merits of | #420" by Miss Newell of California, | the tee ce Sy a of - for. doubles are drawn, rockiyn “ University district in fact—there is the two seagoing teams has been a who is on her way north to play in| 21) aoag and Burnett nines of 1 not the remotest doubt but what favorite indoor sport with service the Northwest championship tour- they will go. For it's a ten-round af team fans for some time, and inter. ney#. The newcomer came within fair to « bitter finish this time, boys’ est is high in the meeting Wednes OP game of winning the Coast cham Either the big logger from the day. | plonship in California when she put City of Dextiny is champion of the The clash will be the first of the| UP & hard fight against Anita My Pacific const, or he ian't. The rumb- | season. The University team, under °® Who won the Coast champion- Tacoma, and Sloan's pets of Olympia, Bremerton, which had sent a dele- gate to the initial meetings -and asked for a place in the league, — | packed out at the last and the place | went to Olympia, which was clamor begins today ; Virginia Byrne, a new en 7 ey ph yictorious in one of the Cricac H of the day Tuesday, tak- Howe, Jachbe and Adams, Dovgiass, second and deciding sets from ¥' 2 2 8 iat - pane fo hag EHICAgO ++. i 1 of the Seattle werewolf in ship by the victory brilliancy and finis! ae | CHICAGO 2 i 1 ling grow ne eo wei ‘olf \* Director Elmer Henderson, has only " ing for admission. Prendergast and Burns; Mendrix and} |already gathering in volume, and he! one smudge on its eacutcheon so far| 188 Newell will play in the Ore | "5, oot eines of the new played carefully and surely, ee |has been over the long trail of the this season—the defeat by Camp | 0? state championships next week, p the more daring style of her non ®| ; ; , |will be played Sunday, July 28. ponent contributed to her defeat. prooxt.yN 3 4 ten round bout before. Frank Farm Lewis, Both the opposing teams yrs Aah oe Rime nrergcmet L, Contines for three snontiauill Queen Anne hill team, Lager Led | er is up against it this time, It 5, ‘ alifornia, and a prominent figure} n 6 sat rimes and Miller; Sanders, ave been beaten once by Camp i016 Coast championship tourney. Altho the season's schedule is not ee Lewis, altho Bremerton has one vic lyet complete the first week's con- tests have been arranged as follows | Duthie vs. Patterson-McDonaldy Burnett vs. Sloan's, at Olympia; Todd vs. North Pacific company, at Tacoma. mand Johnson. was defeated by ity of Washington tearm, am in and Kitamura In the POSTON vis doubles. x dead aie fa the uchedule of Tuee-| sonatas’end Gevealen games and their results and = NEW YORK-CIN INNAT! game post y's schedule poned; rain, two games today Tnth Oatornta bees ve = AMERICAN LEAGUE beat Mra Foster 6-2, 6-4 Wen. Let. Pa The absence of two of Oregon's rec- A ognized racquet wielders at next | renult satisfactorily to ether, will Nast, who pitched the last three week's matches makes it probable nettle their differences an the final ‘PMings of the record-breaking Kame that the final fight will be between bout of the notable series that haa With Camp Lewis last Saturday, will the California experts and Seattle been arranged for the Seattle Girls’ Probably take the hill for the Uni- | tennis notables. Victory Carnival. verwity training camp. Paul Strand ~~ At the termination of the Oregon A flock of short bouts, four !* nother possibility in the pitcher's tournament, the two California wom CHEVRONS FOR FUGITIVES | rounds, will precede the main event, °* en will come to Seattle for the finals. | Both coaches are going to keep the tr will be in Seattle that Sara Living: 9 2 spe pratima The two big boys, who have twice tor) wer the doughbo: to it dit | met in four-round bouts that did not | “77 Over & ang Ang Hepa 3 LONDON, July 17.—A special chev- Behreiner beat Thelma MY*r oston eS ° nome of the best lightweights on the é. I seytr hess ts oecanye-s.| Coreen’ “oh oF loenst participating. Among them camte eye on their men in an effort stone, who bas beaten everything in| Ton has been suggested to be worn Washington = are Leo uck, Harry An ‘0 line up a nine for the all mill: | the state, will match her skill against | bY British soldiers who have escaped at. Louls aE \ Frankie Tucker, three of the beat “@fY team, which im to play the | the visitors. Should she defeat Miss from Germany. Chicago a a2 of Northwest boys Amateurs and shipyard team during the Seattle | Newell, there is a possibility that a z Detrote ti ashe wel Wek, We senetn, | 00M ory carnival match may be arranged between her it; Colby Hayes beat Pred ing been altered for the oc. | ~ one ———|and the Coast champion 3, 7-5 Sectee » ins ° z a La jcasion by the A. A. Lonnie Aus proved since. Farmer is said to have | M4 Doubles — xEW TORD ae Bae Un is in charge of the lineup. gained much In cleverness and ring beat Yorhim! ‘ jaune and Stanage: Caldwell, Vanes t their first bo er ob ip und ne direction o! Ge Sesion I 1 8 a a va | A . “ ibe ype oh pig th eee the direction of SHEET METAL nd Daniels by « sper Schedule for Today ; ut, in Seattle, Farmer got {RIFT STAMP re * Learn sheet metal pattern drafting. 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