The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1918, Page 11

ny CONDO|BALMY BENNY—It'll Be Some Job, Like Massaging HGSLLO, TRUG! How'S THe Boy I'M ON MY WAY TO THE OPERA House TW ATTSND THO MATINGSS. tvs ONY BEEN To THRSS SHOWS THis Week, Won'r You JOIN MS i“ ——_) ON THS PLEA THAT You SYULDN'T BE ABLE TO Share THS Tims !! PaPTOU FT EF a SP oe ape iiaamaerbiaey, ae hee eo ee VORITES WIN MOST ~s ir. bel te - ~ — “ FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Aug. 29.— | Morganthaler, 6-0, 6-2, 63. | The favorites won most of the Wed-| Cadet S. H. Voshel defeated Vin Resday matches in the national sin-| cent Richards, 5-7, 4-6, 6-0, 7-5 gles tournament. both R. L. Murray = 4 Mate! 3 MEW. T. Tilen, Jr. probable f1-| Junior ‘natinal remplonskipe od Malists, taking their matches in| gest round . i Straight sets. Murray's victory over) wy gw Baltimore. ted 7a TR. Pell was decisive, as won | 1 Coe! Teteein 64 G0 “ nf eee aemee tn the three sects. "HL Taylor, "Brock pi dablaced i Bob Wabraushek, Seattle junior, | x1 Van Atta, tien 62,60 62 i dest his first match in the national ~ (, ‘ a" 9 Janior championships when he fell aon 3 a oe Bird of before Anderson of New York, 6-4, , by ata ie oe dane 63, 8-10, 6-2. r an @ on of Boston eliminated Burdick |44'Gj,'h. Moreland, I Ktabure, ©8 €2 ina great match and|g, °° ee ee - Walter Hail of New York defeated |** F. T. Anderson, ed R. Wabraushek New York, defeat Seattle, 6-2, 64 Hayes, the other Windy City en Tat - $-10, 6-8 in a three-round go. wer that mlaat So, in| (senso grammar gear J. Hennessy, Indianapolis, defeated defeating Mra, W. D. Deemer, 4 and 2 n me immeasurably more. xander posed of | 5 W- Hane, Cleveland, 6-1, 10-8, 6-4 Se Elaine F thal, one of the favor: ©, do you know, dear, that raital ligne Lag bro er W. B. Brown, St. Louis, tetcatad | Filly ts Record ites for the title, seored an 88, as did | Of all the women I have ever known, Hae te the first two ects. R. Wegman, Rochester, 6-2,61.¢1. | at Readville Track izatetn Kiotx, of Indian Hil, both | you are to mo the er t inspira |. E C. Simmons, Los Angeles, de- | READVILLE, Mass, Aug. 29 women winning their matches eaaily,|Uon, for you have sabown me how Second Round |feated T. Benton, Washington, 6-4, |, / ons |much you could and did grow under Belychirs*Kashio defeated G. A. I. | 63, 6.3 \ sag €1, 7-9, 6-3, 7-5. H. S. Parker defeated G 6 ‘Third Round 0, 6-2, 6-1. lL. EB. Mahan vs. & Kashio, 10-6, Eaten: Miles Geteated B. 3. Bur-| 19/¢ 6-8, 66 (unfinished) @ck, 7-5, 64, 2-6, 7-5. R. L. Murray defeated €2, 6-0, 60. Beals C. Wright defeated L. Dun- han, 6-4, 6-2, 6-3. Fourth Round F. B. Alexander defeated Hi A.| W. M. Hall defeated W. T. Hayes, "| 3-6, 64, 06, 64, 64 First round ¥. T. Ongood. defeated Jack 14, 64, 6-1. C, Watson, %, R Pen Pleasantville, N. Y., Dugley, Washington. Philadelphia, defeated m, 2-6, 3-6, 7-5,6-0,63. | K. M. Boyd, Pittsburg, 6-4, 7-5, 8-6 W. T. Tilden, jr. defeated C. B.| A. Raasford Ill, New York, defaat- Doyle, 63, 6-1, 7-5. ed K. Rosenbough, St. Louis, by de- Craig Biddle defeated Dr, H. J. K. | fault. W. Pike. | neaned Bertha Dillon, A. B. Coxe’s | , ~ ( GOSH + 5) WELL = 1 WONDER /\ FIGURES HOW LONG THIS || PT THIS WAR Witt \_ wan - LAST - > AMERICAN LEAGUE THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. , 1918, Cactus, K ¥ seees as Bie. ves +3 8 14] Boston practically cinched the Sara Livingstone, Washington and’ ipencer; Jones and Agnew. | American Joague pennant yosterdiy tate tennis champion, has migrated m © | Bl oeee at cat Pawel & tet suthern racquet wielders, & Watson and Per-/to the Athletics, 1 to 0. Cleveland Will meet strong opposition in Ani S risatorag ‘neem co te ro Bagh Sheba ccomggat tla $ n om | Would now have to win all ¢ SEeDGRAIA. whe ‘ab to the trip, (87.2001 ¢ 6 1 /five remaining games and Boston jonalki, who also made the trp. | vew roRK 2 * © lose five of thelr remaining six con Bob Wabraushek, + altho defeated Davenport and Revereid; Sanders. touts for Lee Fohl's team to the arly in the two events he entered in| Keating and Mannan,” flag. At the clip the E rs © Eastern tennis matches, made a Oing, there ta little Ukelihood of thia od showing. In the first tound of NATIONAL LEAGUE Hoston opens « series at Philadelphia junior event, met Anderse be ®. | tod while the Indians are idle 4 probable finalist, ae Results’ BOSTON PRACTICALLY CINCHES THE PENNANT AND + cago Sept. 4, according to an an nouncement by airman August Herrmann at Cincinnath yesterday » neries games i at Comisk rk. There was no change in the race between the Pittsburg Pirates and Cincinnat! for third place in the N& tional yexterd: is breaking with the ton were idle. o wh The struggle for third place is the | only remaining item of interest in and gave him a Provost Marshal Crowder yenter.| this league, the Cubs having cinched great battle Porritt day gave bis O. K. for the world's | the fiag and the Giants having a safe Kh. Lindley Murray's decisive vic- a & series, which im scheduled to open at! margin for necond place. tory of T. FR. Pell tn Wednesday's . in ae —_ — matches stamps him as ohe of the 7 ou strongest contestants for the titie,| Luque and Archer; Vaughn and Ki But he will have plenty of oppost nm ® tion in young Tilden, N and, last . 4 1 AY but not least, Kur the great in ant enc Wingo: Martin an Japan rae s O'Farrell r@) Cailane Ready WOMEN PLAY a e for Lewis Boxers LA BND OF ALIFE Or't| America’s aristocracy, Decause of VANCOUVER. B.C, Aug, 29.— CLASSY GOLF . 5 HONOR . their culture and good breeding. The final arrangements for the n- peg % : i 56 “A batt and farewell, oid friend, ternational patriotic boxing tours CHICAGO, Aug. 29.—In the secon At last has come the end rc ie ieee Garena match round of the women's Weet-| “Don't worry, Annie; Mttle Mar Of life most glorious sae Pay ~~ Taian waa << on Hill| waret Ar and I will make it our| And thru our blinding t ee oe ee ee ras yo 1 high: business to bring things back again| The fullness of thy years a servic gee a r “ mas three players equaling the |@!l right, even if they go awry,” 1| Seem all victorious.” 0 Hagen, of Camp ord of 85, or one over|t ed to assure my dying friend (To Be Continued) hea 1 El par for the 6,444-yard 1 w you will, my dear, I know | — — ants ‘ A thweat fi " Only one outa Frances you will; and, Margaret, I want to| The Very Rev. Thomas M. Gleason, will take on Tommy | rns * of Milwaukee. ined in| tell you how much you have been to|of Palo Alto, Cal., will be honor Thompson, of Lewis, will meet 1! » race for the title with the seven | ™e. all these long years. You have | guest at a banquet at the Arctic club Kirkland, of the First battalion, | 110 TUN og encouraged me to make the most of | Thursday night. He is vicar general and Johnny M € Camp Lewis ey nonti ‘earce eliminated Mra. given me an en-!of army and navy chaplains on the will battle 5 Burns, of) pave Gat { Memphis, Ten " y To you, | Pacific coast, the Canadis with Ritehie will ow © splendid | nd 2, the former scoring | > referee the bouts, whieh will be six o iatter’s 06 ¢ up I have t able to give rounds to on, In an exhibt s Lukens, of Edgewater, de | my children tion match I » will take on ensonberg, of Michi-| “No, dear Annie, I have only given Frankie Tucker, of the U. 8 navy yu were ready to receive, © largest crowd seen at the Mead ville track since 1902 yesterday wit . - Oregon University Philadelphia filly, lower the colors of the two crack 4yearolds, Mabel Z ‘Trask and St. Frisco, and incidental.‘ PORTLAND, ly set a new world’s record for; nhouncement was |horses of, this class, She won | three straight heats in 2 % and 205% ‘The former record was Ore, Aug. 2 the war. ine to the coliegiate sport fot Mins Hadfield won an easy match Suspends Athletics| made Wednesday that the University of Oregon would suspend athletics for the duration of ‘The news came aa a sur low Jany clroumstances. “Annie, have you leave me. my one real friend, thru weal and woe, since mother died, and you came and put your arms about the Uttle frightened, lonely girl. ll make any sacrifice, dear, if to bring a little of the Joy and comfort into the lives of thone you a ttle of t dear Annie, I just can't You have been An. o TODAY’S MARKET REPORT | comfort I owe to you." 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Lan: | gg —— Ran eee foe caw and with an excuse that I wanted to ’ ‘ ' trum in the race " Scan | | Prices Paid Wholessie Dealers for | speak © nurse, I went out and * n the race for sy republican if Vegetables and Froit | lett Ar and Tim together. # nomination for United States sena — | Ina little while Tim came out and tor, others predicted Lanstrum would VEGETABLES - i/eaid in a choking voice that Annie | Condemnation proceedings by hel by 2,000 votes i cau per anil 2380280 try Way and Grain | |wanted M pea | eal, fe (Prices pad holon) wanted Margaret Anne and little ere aetinet | vast spruce} Lanstram ‘will oppose Senator | Geane—Loea!, was. ta casks. por Bi. -0 — - a ____yg| Tim. The three went back to the holdings of the Goodyear Lumber | Walsh in the final election. oa Vocal, por wack» se opie | AEE D LER 22.00034.00| bedaide, and I kept vigil at the door Gompany in Clallam county, with With Miss Rankin eliminated, it is = Local, per ®. 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