The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 19, 1918, Page 11

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Relled Barley Alfeite Meal .. ole Local (aprouting op f DAVIS’ SUCCESSOR NAMED BY WILSON WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Prest dent Wilson today sent to the senate the following nominations: John W. Davis, to be ambassador to Great Britain, Alexander C. King, Atlanta, to be solicitor general of the United States, succeeding Davis, who resigned to be come envoy to London. Capt. Albert P. Niblack, to be rear | admiral in the navy. FREE DOCTOR 49 ment Physician it FIRST AVE, 10 WASHINGTON or. 20.00@ 25.00 | phone wires to endanger airplanes | ,,, oat how whi that might alight within our fair! tne Crystal Poot this evening at 3.30 Wilkes of the famous Ad, SWE BROUGHT A LARGE PACKAGE HOME WITW HER WHICH SHO (3 A PRESENT FoR US BUT SANS , OPEN Ir UNTIL You BALMY BENNY 1S DECKED UP INA {—He’s Trying to Give the Cooties the Slip. WHATS SPoRTIN’ QUILT TUXEDO +2 TMS (SN TW WER A CRAZY BOXERS ALL PRIMED FOR BIG RING FEST TONIGHT A record of Seatth boxing fans ix expected at the big ich will be staged in attendance Ten bouts, every one a scrap, are on he card for the evening's entertalt | | Please print my ideas in & proml| ment, a: ent, and the fans are promised « ts t everybody should | nent place in your column #0 the) cood run for their money Chet Neff, the Bellingham baker will meet Johnny Wolgast, brother ‘The Michigan ‘in the main tilt of the card. Neff is always in shape ¢ give all comers a good argument while critics who have seen Wolgast work out in Milwaukee and Phiia deiphia speak bighly of his ability George Thompron, ene of Wille Ritehie’s fistic crew from Bearcat Camy, | they face Lewis, will box Joe Harrahan in one of the main bouts. Th been matched for a © with Pete Herman, world’s champion, several times, but the bout always fell thru. | Thompson is reported to be extreme: | ly clever and o hard hitter for a man of his weight, Harrahan has boxed some good * wround this neck of the woods, but ian't given much chance against the soldier Sailor Soldier Serap Joe Miller, another one of Willie's Lewin bri will Hart An hay au tion in what should be a pl a go. There never is any between soldiers and sailors when h other in the squares | mpson has Frankle Tucker and Bobby argument Tuesda night, Frankie is a sailor, whi | Rober& is a soldier, and Fra holds a close decisfon over Robert said about this circle Miller is touted high because of | will renew their his recent win over Johnny MeCar thy. Seattle fans who saw MoCarth) in action against Mike Pete recently know what class the Camp Lewis boy must have In order to win over the hard-hitting Californian. Ander son, however, in one of the most clever lightweights in this section and will give Miller a busy evening's entertainment No more need be bout. Oncar Koch will meet Harry Wi! Mame in the only heavyweight bout on the card, Koch ix the Camp Lewis champion and Ws Leo Houck Jimmy Ford bout tor at Eremerton, also be a regular sera, Houck is wn to be a two-han a fighter, hile Fo wae star An a headline attraction around Los Au geles before joining the national forces at Camp Lewis. Frankie Ft lencourt, Jim Mason will box Johnny Lentz o | will go_on with Phil Richardson. MIDDIES WILL a eer ce ACID ie Gil Dobte’s facnous Annapolis grid: K Golden Gate Boy |, at U. Ww. W. Sho we || sy tron warriors will be up againet the [ acid tent Saturday, when they meet the powerful and undefeated Great Lakes Naval Training Station eleven, from the Middle West. at Annapolis. Dobie’s men ran up @ count of 127 to 0 against the Ursinus college team, scoring 19 touchdowns, Saturday This is within one point of the sea son's record, held by Georgia Tech. The strength of the Great Lakes team wan evidenced in their victory over the powerful Rutgers college team, in New York, last week, They piled up a score of 54 to 14 against the Empire staters. Lieut. Ingram, the famous Middy halfback, will be able to show his true ability in Saturday's tilt, for the teama the Navy has played this sea son have been so overpowered by the strong Annapolis attack that a real line on the true strength of the team Liegioe |has been unobtainable BATTLE SOON High school football in scheduled to get under way again within tie next two weeks, Franklin is sched- uled to meet Broadway, while Lin coln and Queen Anne will settle their annual football argument soon The season has been considerably pruned by the coaches. Ballard and Weat Seattle have been eliminated from the schedule, while Franklin and Lincoln will not meet this sea | son unless to decide a tle for first place All of the teams have been hit hard by players leaving school. Sev eral good men have left at Franklin, while the lows of Red Smith at padway will cripple the Orange and Black team's offensive consider ably Lincoln, however, is harder hit than a ot eleven, with the ab- Eckman, premier grid local high # sence of fron star of the Eckman is now playing University of Washington, and mak a bang ing good with Miss Florence Robaine recently became a “first chair” bootblack in Muscatine, la Se 15¢ 15¢ 15¢ 15¢ ISe A High Class 15c [5c Treat. [Se Hoyt’s Coffee 15¢ 15c) HOYT’S HOT 15c DOUGHNUTS 15c 15c! [5¢ 322 Pike, at Fourth [5¢ we never crose 15¢) rs 15c| Se Hors I5e 15¢ 15¢ 15¢ 15c 15c Danny Weston Danny Weston, tam, who is to meet Frankie |pby in Tuesday's U. W. W, | haa an impressive record holding de cisions over some of the fastest boys the Oakland ban. | show, around the Golden Gate. He has| looked very good, according to Aus tin & Salt, who have been watching the Southerner in his workouts. It is said of Walter Johnson, star Washington twirler, that he told al waiter that he had dropped a quar. ter, “If you find it, let me have! it back; if you don't, you can keep it," sald Johnson. LAFAYETTE, Ind John Willam MeFa former star Hnesman of the Purdue univer sity, died at Delphi from influenza Monday, He was All Western tackle in 1916 and 1917. Running 198 in his second inni Willie Hoppe, cue wizard, ran out on Henry Clarkson, in their 200 point bile’ match for the benefit | of the U. W. W. drive for funds, at bi recently PHILADELPHIA, voting a left hook to | ie a severe body | Jack Dempsey, heavyweight, ed out Porkey round of their scheduled six-round Nov 19 the jaw punishment, knock Mur. | * Flynn in the first) bout here Monday, |DEMPSEY HARDENED BY FRISCO DEFEAT By his knockout of Battling Le | vinsky in three rounds at Philadel-| © phia, Jack Dempsey, the classy | hoavyweight from the Pacific coast has done much to redeem his recent | defeat at the hands of Willie M han in San Francisco, a fight ex gincered by pusilistic polities Like many another fighter ney went into what he thou a soft chance to pick wu change He met the surprise of his life With indifferent training, he went against a man who was in the bert of shape, thru his summer's work as boxing instructor at the navy yard | n Francisco The result Demp. loss of the decision was the Trained Stendily was taken home ob and he trained sted y fur with Levineky, another tructor from an army York, and whose Meehan's kout proved Demy his fight boxing camp n conditi Since the beginnipg of the year Dem has eliminated, with the 1 of Meehan, all the heavies ninence betw yweight champion He has knocked out Hor one round; Jim Flynn, Bill Brennan, six row Fulton, one and seconds threw up the sponge fifth round one round ts, and Fred Morris in the MIEEHAN THE ONLY SHADOW i ON DEMPSEYS PATH Like Ketehet Dempsey 1 give an excuse for not defend between the tw his title. 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