The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 26, 1918, Page 11

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(*Doc" lis, the new physical director ial business men’s class ned, which holds a ons from 12 to 1 and from 6 to 6 p.m. Since the 45-year old boys have become eligible for service, the class has become a Mec for the men who wish to bring to normal. | m classes are day and ily ses ne back he regular senior g r waist paking a big In the boys’ tive exercises for and mass play for; rs, with advanced ing, are on the boards. in boxing and wrestling w feature that the senior department will offer after October, when classes will be held every | Tuesday and Thursday night, from 7 & 9% John Hessenan will have ch urge of the boxing aspirants, while | Mike Hardy, former University of | Washington oversee the | wrestling lin army | hit with department the younger |the older mi j | physical tra | Instructior will be a corre: star, will ‘LINCOLN TO | PLAY FRIDAY The Seattle interscholastic foot-| ball schedule to get under |way Friday afternoon at Dugdale’s park, when the Lincoln eleven will take the field against the Ballard| representatives Ballard team 1s of unknown quantity, but should give the Red and Black squad a stiff battle in Friday's tilt. Coach Green, new mentor of the Knockout Kruvosky, who is to|northenders, is said to be whipping meet Frank Farmer in the main/a@ strong team shape. With event of the first boxing show of the|Eckmann, brilliant backfield man is due | MH oe | Knockout Kruvosky | into UNITED STATES SAILORS IN “RESCUE RELAY" season in Seattle, being arranged by |of the 1917 champions, back In the| GRAPHER DORMAN. PASSED BY UNITED STATES CENSOR. tw Golden ca | “play” starting line, BY PAUL PURMAN Any number may participate the Rescue Relay Race, divided into | ‘o teams. games in army mps. RACE. PHOTO BY STAFF PHOTO- | their positions on their backs 20|starts as the first man crosses the | in| | and navy The teams are divided into equal parts, one of which stands on the the other men taking yards in front of the line. At th starting line turns man give to lying any on his back assistance. must signal the first man at the runs to the first man | wins. This is one of the most popular | lying down, picks him up and re. | the starting point. The not The style of} man on army and navy play games. which first gets all to the starting line }line. The side its men back ee This is the third of a number of articles by Sport Expert Paul Pur- carrying shown in the illustration! Tomorrow he will tell about “Three should be used. The second man Deep.” tain and Ca Cal While enjoying = cool game of carts or pocket DiiMards dewn stairs TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR 1430 3rd, Corner 3rd and Pike Lanch Counter Barber Shep Soft Drinks Main 2819 Card Tables on la, are Russian Austin & Salt, for the Arena Tues-|fold, and the veterans Juul, Harris who came up with the Californian. | Among the new men Dyke, a in the ring. During his short ring inet wete terms FOR CONTEST poor shape, says Levinson, but he| Stamps, Liberty Bonds, or plain old boys in Seattle. | pionship at the Girls’ Victory car. Spain; Gratitude, | Frank Boyle is secretary tary von Hintze, according to| Main 5963 mands because of favors gramted > _Hun _away. | | he is quoted as having said, “we Von Hintze also commented attempting to influence the fi gestions, Rumania is discovering day night, is undergoing stiff training|and Lincoln in lineup, the] for the bout will be in the best Green Lake institution will make of shape, acc 0 Sol Levinson,|the other title aspirants atep. Kruvosky is one of the leading/|strapping guard, is showing well, scrappers around the Gate|as 1s G tly, at end district and has an impressive record oe — Kruvosky has met some of the lead ing battlers of the country He holds defeated in a fast bout by Billy| Seattle has a tug-o'-war team that Miske, the slugger from St. Paul, In|! ready to meet any other bunch his battle with Jim Darcy he was in| of tuggers any time for thrift managed to hold the fast stepper to | fashioned honors a draw. 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