The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1918, Page 13

MAE SEATTLE 8TAR WED 1918 PAGP OF THE DUFFS—Wilbur Relates Some of His Experiences. WHILE | DIDA'T SEE ANY SERVICE IN WE WAD BEBN HL The DAY BEFORE [pw | FRANCE | HAD SOME VERY DANGEROUS “TWAT SOME VERN DAN@ERaUS OMIES ‘in EVERETT TRUE. BY CONDO. | DOINGS \ BY ALLMAN : MA AZINES Opes LETS SEE WHERE DIDI LEAVE OFF - OMNES, | | AND JUST “THEN - = a EXPERIENCES AND NARROW RSCAPES- WAD BEEN OPPERATING IM THAT MoMITY- otis Yamin - : : = ANGTWER ONE ‘ThAT COMES To MY | WAD ONIN BEEN AT MY Pos ABovT ‘ iy) aera MOE | WHERE You ————._MIND HAPPENEO ONE Dank TWENTY MINUTES WHA! | TOUGHT | ARS - MY ANO RAMY NIGHT ABOUT j aaron Nerves Won'r One ociock WHEN | WAS PERMIT AW Move -| WENT A LITTLE aoste- LET'S HAVE A COVPLE OF THE LATE MAGAZINGS. WIS SLIP COVER CAME WITH IT, AN’ | GUESS RUIN ®& BRAND NEW i HATS WHAT ITS FOR UMBRELLA FOR TH’ / i eh oe FIRST TIME BY <4! 4 GETTIN’ IT WET-. i GOSH~ IT FEELS GREAT \ To REALLY KNOW You OWN YouR OWN UMBRELLA - ‘Ve BEEN GONNA BUY ONE FOR TH’ LAST FIVE YEARS, AN’ I Hy FINALLY BOUGHT 7 a | 7 an at i 4 i) * ) EERE GSE SAE CH ae i i HOCKEY TITLE | CITY HONORS’ HELD IN WEST | Broadway and Lincoln wil! sett®/ VANCOUVER, BC. Dee, 4 ~The | + 4 world's hockey championship will be oe mi aie ie ag Re ergeer a mean See i decided on Western ice on March 14 ™ HAS Ss He urday. Neither team has met aoe sem : } Sy Om aca nine tat Cant aunt are coped” | WALLOPING HOME RUNS was upon, so the FAME) World's series dates are not decid: | Si Gees wEhout Goubt the footBall | 4 unon until the regular games| MN EP) ABUT DER 8 Ne RB aa =e supremacy in local interscolastic cir | 14.6 been played, asa general rule. ~~ . : BY LEO H. LASSEN JJudement and ateintyre's coaching! A but it will be easier to arrange the —_ oa oe seid ar Mcintyr c ching 2 stage 0 Agel room de regular echedule If the dates are de Haro! Jones, the Tacoma light. |i" bis go with Baird when he kept t oe In the Bathecd game) cided upon now, according to Pat-| weight, waa robbed of a decision in| the Seattle man from closing in on CASEY MAY MIX FOR KING NOT FOR YANKS ree, he Ballens oume ren his bout with Lieut. Karl Baird in| him, for Baird is very effective at sx 3 MED , enor they ran up 4 court of 107 to 0. The Cc + infighting. former Seattle Twenty ¢ight thousand bushels of Marth Rad eleven admint 4n220), 220 P. C. H. A, sched will belthe main event of Austin @ & « « | nanaciaad Ghemates tave otal aoe eee ee rninistered & 72-0 | drafted the latter part of this month, |smoker at the Crystal Poo! Tuesday | In 4 fast and furious go, Harry beg: Sipe gio og = io thar fi dating to West Seattle, and downed | 45° the league expecta to get under | night Williams, boxing instrecter at Brem a treout he senp ince our first troops were o leas pects to ‘ 4, BY ihre a ype drafte ie Ques Anne, 14 to 0, last week way at the first of the year. The! With honors even at the end of | ftom, won over r Koch, of meaner te cecerer be J es ay won over Queen Anne. Diavoft for the title between the|the third round, Jones started peck. /Camp Lewis, in the heavyweight di he wee We bee in Beakon, Soins RACES AT TIAJUANA ad ®, and eliminated Franklin, 13 |). ders and second place winners will ing away at Baird's head with his | Vivien Both big fellows went at it! to word received by i 2 5 as : s ra _ in can ye so fheee a mut apo - th hie right with |>}ammer and tongs, and fought an a ’ ; nnouncement has bee: 7 Lscoin has lost three men since |b held on March 7, if present plans | left. cee Meret cocng even bewt . until the final seaston [wecretary. The letter was dated the race meeting at Tiajuana, Mex- the echedule was interrupted by the hn 2 eal was ail oman red ¥ Williams had a shade. It was November 7. ico, will open January 1, 1919. Vie fe Eckman, the leading light of Whitman, who was officiating, made |e best bout of the card. sae jitors will be given pasgports with the Green Lake school, left xchool, as CAMP PIKE ln bad alilpup when he called the} Bob Harper won han ka VERILY, VERILY identification cards. @f Frank Magnussen and George Pe pl he antigay ir | Denny the lightweight cl ‘ siatnce i wy |bout a draw, The fans showed their in the lightweight clas The Huns aren't all bad. Some of | . ie eee ELEVEN MAY disapproval by hooting the deciaton.| Harper is in wonderful shape and them are dead | COD STAR KILLED +E ‘The First Hill squad, however, is Baird led in the inefighting, but|®8¥e the Oaklander @ nice lacing. | eas Lieut. Joseph Duff, former all- : peettically intact. Its backfield, Nor. VISIT N the long reach of the visitor plainly | Denny is a game fighter and stood | PRAYING PITCHER | American football guard, and a t™ Green, Smith and Dimmock. is bpothered the former amateur king.|¥P Under severe punishment. He aie my -,, | Roted football star of many seasons, . Mesame that starred for the Orange camp Pike gridiron warriors may |The Seattle aviator-boxer in off in| Was given a big hand for bis game: | Veteran fans will recall that fa" |1s dead in France, according to word - ti mous old-tim or Giant! received b; m4 Pace More: tat sense. invade the Northwest during the hol-| his boxing, and hix judgment of dis | 7; pane, Jake: Wels, @he-tomedte tt ee Seth teams are working hard for | iasy season, to take on one of the! tance is poor. for he missed severa}| Jim Mason. the comedy middie from 1983 to 1892. Welch was a re ; tte titular cnelee. Coach Green 18 | service teams of the section, accord-|hard swings that would have had Weight, stowed. « Tex Sanders ‘atode’ see and canpabtdee samies ; meting his men thru their paces! ing to word received here their effect if they had landed, |4éain in their mi Roxy Wilder before every game. ? Now that the censorship is Wi the intent of perfecting the Red! “The Arkansas eleven is made up| Baird has been im the gervice nine| Man, the pride of the Butchers’ ur sa lifted, why not send some good i te Hiack defensive play. which WAS! entirety of officers, and ix stationed |months and will have 40 do more |!0n, failed to show for the bout. and | : : reporter to find the name of that Meped at times in Saturday's Fame ar Little Rock. They play at Camp | boxing in order to regain his former Sanders was substituted , RORSS FLESH HIGH “Atlantic port,” from which our With Queen Anne. | Dodge Saturday for the Middle West. | skil! knocked Sanders out in the « | The Merton stud dispersal sale at) boys embarked for France. Broadway men are in good condi: | sen and Southern championship. The little is very | Period. This is his third win b: Sydney, Australia, last week, was al bs ae sp #8 for the final battle of the year 5 | oe intends to enter | "een me great success. The famous stud MARINE IN BASEBALL } Camp Lewis is reported to be after | aggressive, and intends r P 5 such a one, and otiations may | the ring in Seattle wily he returns y m DI 21,000. Sergean: od Murphy of the Mare : aad Coach Turner is running his men | =: nego y| 1 And rley Vale Kenilworth sold for $21,000. | 8 tt Rod Murphy of the M: i We Nght practice to insure against |i, completed whereby the Southern-|from California, where be ix an avi of their ge oe eile |Island marines has been offered the ; ‘injeries. ‘ ers will take on the American lake | ten Weft for the | but ame back strong JOHNNY BULL LEAGUE | managership of the Portland club in i Ballard and West Seattle will stage players at Tacoma on Christmas or | South " kr eS out the Bremerton ind Werd comes from London that it/a Northwest league, according to H Smit to decide the cellar champion: | New Year's day | Jones is a comer in lightweight |! reund when he park is proposed in sporting circles in| word received here from the South, ; Of the season in the curtain rais a | circles and Will give the best « ' tor's mid-sec: | England to ‘organize a baseball r* © @ the Broadway-Lincoin set-to. them a battle. He showed tor f league to be operated thruout the, DIAMOND DADS TO MEET — | — —————— | A large crowd wi in gees antl aa coming spring and surnmer. | SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.—The ALEXANDER IN GERMANY Ss Biles A reste oie oes | annual meeting of the Pacific Coast jugar Nules Are bar ye a ae gh te Baseball league will be held here ieneo. Dee xy ed hap Now Called Off : ws iva . . within three weeks, according to xander, famous pitcher, wi fans imman: Charley Graham, president of the at be able to twirl for the Chicago | WASHINGTON, Deo. 4-—Sugar |~ er eee aaa | | jocal club. Pee tam next season, according to pres reatrictions have been abandoned by (it indications, for he is reports to the food administration. The expect fe with the army occupying Ger-| ed arrivalgt the new Cuban crop If you value your watch, let Many, announced Manager Mitchell. soon, and increase in the supply There were many stars in last} Rarrow, taking advantage of | Hay nes repair it. Near Liberty Louisiana cane and estern beet year's baseball firmament, but there | Babe's mighty physique, solved the | 3 cise arse nance e cocce. e e e . ugar, are stven " the . eats wad ott dae Mabe hath protien, he ow: geen — rem| tration’s reasons for the complet m “ n ¢ box and using him removal of the ruling Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Jim) in the outfield in other games. . $ ii lores Vaughn, Benny Kauff and other How He Does It 3} stars received their usual amount of| The writer was talking to Ruth | DEFIES PREJ U DICE $|PEACE MEET FILLING Interest, but the fan always returned | last June just after he had broken | e to the question: Did Babe Ruth | the world’s record for home runs | : PARIS WITH WRITERS | f $| tach make a home run today? consecutive games by hitting four @| (Special to The Star by N. EB. 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