The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1918, Page 8

BO You THINK WE DON'T GET ENOUGH DIRT IN OVR GRUB Here £0 The man who doesn't buy Thrift Stamps can not say, “WE are licking the Huns.” Cincinnati Reds won a ball game the other day. Whereupon the bleacher crowd had to be revived with stim- ulants. DERSON DEFEATS BOB WABRAUSHEK | “Experience triumphed over youth | So. wilt afternoon at the Seattle Mra. Cush club, when Crawford Ander. gles, Sara eliminated Hob Wabraushek in ag Myra Men's singles of the state tennis her such a batt pships. Wabraushek started nament last week @ sure winner, annexing the bh will be r five GAmes Of the initial set, but Anderson steadied, det and won, meet Wh In < will be pitt who nat nbuth, ott nate (fat 9 w of Idah DEMPSEY TO MILWAUKEE bons. 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