The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1918, Page 8

ballplayers are g so poorly that hey may have to be ent back to the Ath- for more season- BASEBALL NEAR: OF THE DUFFS—The Lieutenant Would Be Easy OW,Tom,CoME HERE A MINUTE = 1D Like TO HAVE You MEET LieuTeNANT MS NAG - JUST BAcK FROM i Nias FRONT - RECRUITING We Ly SQUIRREL FOOD—Benny's Weekly Letter to His Bro’ er “THE NEVER IN CLUB” Se Kc WHAT AM Yo of aes” S THERE A , | docrom® In ALL KICKIN ‘BOUT, MY DINNER Of ONLY A DuetTyY isnt On the Links With C TOP OF SWING BY H. C. HAMILTON ott Perry, Ferd Schupp, Ray a Press Staff Correspondent.) Schalk, Killifer, Rabe Ruth, Joe “i ELAND, Ohio. July 20, | BU%h. Jim Vaughn and other stars a of the | 0 Numerous to mention Nites’ bascball tens, The order ripa the Chicago Cu © from stem to stern Starting w Sunday's doubleheader th Philadelphia, we will ciose eball park, permiiting our Ps to comply with Secretary it brushes Roll Hollocher arley r, Leal Mann, Max Flack, Pull lifer, Charley Deal, Mick Carter Aldridge. George er Jim ‘aughn and Phil Douglas out of the National league. It leaves Fred/ Merkle and Dode Paskert League Leaders to Meet The Red Sox lose at & crack Wal FINISH | THe LIEUTENANT 1s) over Were oN oe Felix Prey ( KNow Ye | eeste M* DUFF SAY WHERE'S THAT HAM THAT ) THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1918, for the Mosquitoes, GLAD TAE ~7/ is VERY PLEASED To meet You, LIBUTENANT fe tat L “Over There.” Pi NOW TAKE MY Dear bro. Felix In Somewhere, Over Thero Franco TYPEOMACHINE GUN IN 8 Well Fellx, I got your card this noon. Have HANO AND RAMO . 4 y got you fellas on word rations or » thin? . - \\) e ¢ wasn't nothin on it but th postmark, and FIRE A LETTER ; 1 made out th blot on th bottom as your name. To FELIK! f Is that th way you write it Flanders iike, in —_ muddy blots? [ read it as | was eatin my lunch fa in @ restaurant, and I Onished th meal before your card. So you get a idea of th size of th eats we get now In restaurants, and also th length of your ecard. So short it didn't even have a shadow. In th restaurants now you get big plates and ¢ Bring your own eats t. You go out with a @ ite. They have ns hung up in front of th customers th restaurants say t wante‘food. Th t need them ns restaurant kitchens, and hangin them out in front of th customers ts thelr idea of a joke. On th way out customers take @ toothpick just from force of habit 1 went out to a bathin beach th other Sunday and bein in war hasn't changed bat beaches hick IEvams | Tom, WERE GOING OUT OUT AFTER — he, 3 any, They still do all th swim | | LIEUTENANT, OM “Tue PORCH AND oT) | "To ste You A IN “TWE SWING - COME | | minute! Twene’s A « in on th sand, | wont be hard foi and divin at th hot dog pop counters nt have to play any ball to hold onto last | in the afternoon and some of th ¢ huh? Everybody over here has war gar- bathin ® wet before they ¢ in their k yards raisin things, and so | their umbrellas And there P a been done pretty good by th | Fasbos out tn a canoe, y*know on landie nth rents. That's what sprouts | guys who think it's comedy to rock # ue a rly every- I'l) bet he was exempted, but not on account of er and be | flat feet, hub? 1 went to a pic 1 i rained on vacations all day, qv you see everythin is th name w » a chance for ways over here J Bars now cost fe and | a f around sellin | they like crickets, me r hings to only fois ho are ¢ stay vaca- | ut tion, hub? Well, Felix, 1 am sending you a ; eyecup in case you run across th clown prince Bue am is makin 4 ie, Pull it down over his head and suffo- th pennant if Hoste him, You may half to li with cotton 3 h Chi White Sox are oa o it will ft his head Ught, huh? Listen, post | ye since they won th champion cards is only hooks When your wrist ge! | @nd th Phil. Athletics are puttin up a ¢ throw me a lino with some balt pola i pty ng to hold onto last place with Detroit ing like a stove, grate S long and wrist watch 5 close 7th Next year if th your step. Your {friend bro. Benny. work law goes in for big league t Here, LeT ME SLIP You THis FLY SWATTER BEFORE You Go ovT OH THAT PuRcH- IT ——\ 7 MILLION MOSQUITOES 1c, r th Athletics cause then they THE CE ROAD BULLETIN | WE ENDING JULY 1918 ' Issued Dy { Samuel J. Humes, King County } Engineer Seattle Tacoma— ey Seattle Tacoma — a Des Moines and High Line, good conditior The road along Ju af b in J The old plank a new road is ¢ » the bout three blocks. This ix nine miles shorter than the valley route Des Moines Kent—In excellent con in THE BY TOPLIFFE MENT It has been decided that movie actors are essential, All right, we'll bit e—essential for what? TENNIS RESULTS PROVE SURPRISH The match between Fletcher and Johnson was the headliner of the Playfield tennis tournament schedule for Saturday. Whether the rain wil postpone the matches could not be decided until the hour » Unless a hard rain softens the court, the play to be run off on schedule Hob Wabraushek was meet Koslowski, Sea player, Saturday Virginia Benson was defeated by Virginia Byrne Friday afternoon to the surprise of spectators who have followed the match. Both young But booked to Tennis club ayfield doubles—Hesketh and an beat Abrams and Baxter, 63, N 61. Gerrish doubles—Stephens and Me Lain won from Gray and McMillan by default. Today's Schedule p. m.—H. Nollan va. Roberson vs. Newm: ma Myers vs. Francis Fenwick? Maude Calder. 3 p. m—Fletcher Johnson va. Bruce Hesketh; Ruth Osborn and Virginia Benson vs. Stella Scott and Iris Scott. 4p. m.—Roberson and Blanchard Th Rita Myer v a Ue Schang, Sam Agnew, Stuffy M women play an expert game. BW YORK. July 20—A little jonis, Everett Scott, Fred Thomas, NOTICE CLUB woe E Mian Benson had been picked as a|¥#. Hayes and Fager; France Fen- Pthan a year ago Governor tne entire outfield and the whole of| 1 OUT STRAIGHT. Auburn—A portion of First avenue wrong contender in the finals, and| wick and Thelma Myer vs. Dorothy 7] i ‘ener, president of the Na-| their crack pitching staff. Just what is now closed, due to paving Work jer defeat, 62, 7-5, proved a disap-| Lindsey and Mrs. Fred Johnson. a A - Ee ccoae 9 et pam can be done with the remnants, it in progress pointment 5 p. m.—Winner Osborne and Ben- | ‘was rea: lo make @Ny | is hard to say. The bat boy and Ed Auburn. Knumclaw—Two detours are Seb On son, Scott and Scott vs. Gertrude 2 auit the game or give its) Barrow could hardly carry on necessary; first, via Muckleshoote| pais niregqupalcardes Levitt and Edith Clavern; Chang in ov ged fe : Today residents of 1, and, second, near the picnic With Gertrude Schreiner, last! ang s. Chinn vs. Hart and McHug' er in aa on a askene of War) the two grounds. Follow the signs year's winner of the ut On IN taaies’ Class B finals, winner R. My- | r case of Eddie Ainsmith tie Athi ‘ sca tiscs Dinsnond--Tn atectignt |e ee Byrne seems to have! e- as. Calder va. Helen Ide. be carried out everywhere deiphia to have it bern. Biss amo a ment & good chance for the trophy. Miss| ¢ » m.—Schlanger and Knowlton quibbling or waiting. Perry condition . Schreiner was obliged to withdraw). p. Johnson and Daniels; Benson bly will end baseball for y would do better Black Diamond-Franklin — Some when a reading of the tourn and Little vs. H. Nolland and Kelch- 7 Hon of the war. At any| gether and agree to nu loone gra rules shdwed that the fa ner; Wabraushek and Hills va, Ht will end high-class baseball 5, hostilities, but also friend! Franklin Enumelaw—in good condi ned the fifth round Lagerstrom and F. Johnson -~ the end of the war iti until after the was on cific Northwest patriotic tourna-| “7 » m—W. Nollan and Hesketh Ninety Per Cent Affected i , . , Enumelaw-ViereKanaskat — Good) ment Tacoma, would disbar her-| vq 41 Nollan and Kelchner: winner, = we . a = “ £. Johnson and Daniels, Schlanger oe ao the fact that man Club Standings | EJ ageepromsen eye: . dule for Saturday are as fol-/anq Knowlton vs. Gerrish and stocking up Y ed his camp a u lows saciehbe POM heads, they will be unable * aad camping grounds Helen Ide beat 1. Ferris, 3-6 ih Cae ati aie é pon at a high rate of # “dd “4 the public Th 6 Class semi-finals V Olympia will be the battle ground Men whose baseball days were NATIONAL LEAGUE ay r ng a Byrne be Benson, 6-2 for the tle Hibernians, and the & Jong, long ago. ioe Won. Loat. F t with t 1 Class A and Mra, He Joan shipyard aggregation Sunday, @ iy 90 per cent of the basety + : aie beat H Myer, 6-3, 62, The Seattle team is counting on come within the ruling ‘ ‘ men’s Class B; Little beat S. Chinn, | bringing home the bacon, altho it @ Baker. More than 200 BF cg ‘ ( 6, 7-5; Kurata beat Ariyoshi, 6-0, 6-1.|has a str ‘is ation to éatedia fen will have to lay down the Inil ‘ 4s 4 Class C—Beatty won from Stirzek | Molloy Wally are the local bat- ind bat and get busy at something ah od ‘ > re by default tery 3 i And thisincludes George Siw ‘ o ae q site + - ( i Maple Valley — In — ——— , Roger Hornsby orge Burns es STANCE FOR IRON SHOT eee. A Oe good ¢ on — = —— —— : aS F Maple Valley-Renton — Narrow in | no ee many pla condition good ‘ARMER ILL; os Bis —2 Renton Fall City-North Bend—in ex 2 age | F tf BY PAUL PURMAN mast r may be used jis almost identical with that In the| cellent conditior | | McALLISTER Rovies will find enter-|for t \ vot ad the wood shots, except that the club is Renton-Kennydale — Repaira have | UP bo the eoeds ie ee t upproache rot far around beer mplet road is in good { >ITTABURG t I ' how Fighting Bob McAllister, one of "'™? i ve tae en and attic t My : . 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