The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1918, Page 11

THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1918. PAGE 11 HELLO, TRUE, ¢ WAY, [EOS TVS BEEN MISERABLE ALU NOON CSNYEPLE) I CAUGHT A BSASTLY COLD CsNurEce) — DON'T HANS AROUND ME WITH THAT COLD UNLESS N > ft. “4 st n re is is te atrsaeaate NEW YORK, Oct. Goorty, Wisconsin France, If we dont | WIN | champion. |dleweight, but the | Eddie spent several tralia, and a bout between McGoorty }to be fought in Sy Pane TP eae Paes Oe Mom Bl nt be : _TO COLORFUL LIFE; JOINS Y. M. C. A. BY CONDO! DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Think You're Right, Tom. I'M GOING TO SIT DOWN AND Gar MY LUNCH AT THIS TARLS §.—Eddie Me- middleweight, may have a fs who is in this WAR chance to get a crack at Georges | leariaidlor. the famous French} | McGoorty has been very anxious! |to mect Carpentier for a number! of years, crossing the Atlantic in 1911 to mix with the French mid- bout fell thru. years in Aus- was arranged and Carpentier, diney, but that | Proposed battle also fell thru be-| was on his way to France cause the Frenchman had an ab- y |horrence for ocean travel. ~ wor a | Carpentier has signified his tn- a tention of re-entering the ring again after the war, but may © f BUY |¥on Kolnita, infiel Pu miera his jtraining camp and seas duty at presen oa | FREE DOCTOR Ex-Goverament Physician 1M FIRST AVE. or 1@ WASHINGTON sr. RIGHT DRUG Co. sTOKES fer the Free Docter Sign. The Seattle Sunday. second, and Edholm, holm was first, Byl erere-.eurren nn. 2- 22Pane | Nason, Tacoma, was first; Dr. Hutch ison, Tacoma, second, and Edholm, e. ty Seattle, third. } bd In the distance fly Wisen was , first; Dr. Hutchison, Tacoma, sec i. p ond, and R. B. Nason, Tacoma, third 4 Wented—tadies everywhere, em- |” tn the accuracy fly Wisen, Seattle, : fired or unemployed, to use Wal-| way first; Nason, second, and Dr * Medicated Weautifier one week. Hutchison third. ; MB take the orders trom friends — ed L MA sequeintances that are sure to a £63) 4 , because none can help but Piigpresand | Mie creat improvement) | BANK OF CALIFORNIA ‘ By you liberal commissions WM BE. is ads y guaranteed Wf pimples, freck zema and Wy imperfection of the cuticle OF money refunded ’ etly trial box, battler as Mofoorty commission at a Casting nexed three out of five events on the card in @ meet with the Tacoma club change his mind, with such a good | in France, . NEW YORK, Oct. 8—Raron”| der, outfielder, |eatcher and efficient hitter, former-| pion of the navy ly on the rosters of the Cincinnati demon, he crushed all his opponents and Chicago Americans, is now a major in the national army is the first baseball player to at tain this high rank. He He received Southern is doting over- t. club an In the one-half ounce accuracy, PR. B. Nason was first; Byler, Seattle, Seattle, third. In the one-half ounce distance Ed ler, Seattle, sec- ond, and R. B, Nason third. In the one-quarter ounce distance NATIONAL ASSOCIATION | OF SAN FRANGISCO L BANK Ssorrws See wee ss ee SS =e we WANTED—A BOY for bright, ambitious boys. Come make aplication for a route at once. The Star, 1307 Seventh Ave. ; § fall to Ket my little book || member 1 Reserve Sask A THE HERB DOCTOR Capital jad Surples , : SEATTLE BRANCH Cor. 2nd Ave. and Columbia St, 3 zc. were Manager. , Geo, T.& White, Asst. er. ° G. LL Wakeman, Asst Manager. 1 . We have several good paper routes open in and Circulation Department AS LONG AS CANT EXPECT ANN HOM! CLOTHES This WINTER. STROUERT I'D TRY ON “THIS OLD DRESS OF MY MOTHERS ~ THE FITS ALL RIGHT, DON'T Vu SAY BUDDY ~ Ce W TEN: Fieveen \ SUPPLY TRAIN come BY PAUL PURMAN The United Press wires the other day sent out a story which left the sporting world aghast It was to the effect that Tom Sharkey donned the Y. M. C. A uniform would soon be on way to France to help in athletic training work The surprise was not that Sharkey Tow was was on his way to France—-Tom was with the Y. M. C. A. Tom's ways and the ways of the Y. M. C. A. have always been on two widely divergent paths. Sharkey’s career in the ring in one of the most colorful in the annals of | | sport. He was first known, back in the ‘90s, as the heavyweight cham A buaky fighting by sheer power It was in 1896 that sprang into national fame matched to meet Joe Cho San Francisco. Choynsky, ¢ greatest heavyweights of th expected Sharkey to be a set-up, Sharkey He was nevertheless trained carefully him Sharkey had sky was one of the y weights the ring had ever Twice in the early rounds of the | fight Choynsky hit Sharkey so that he fell thru floor outside. his feet ring. batt h ring to save him from being knocked | out In 1898 Sharkey gave Jim Jeffries the hare fight he ever had. For 20 rounds the two pugs battered themselves around the ring fight was called a draw rkey took on all th COMING HERE, simmons, Rublin, Kid Peter Maher. Later Sharkey retired and bought him a saloon in New York. 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