The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1918, Page 11

—_—" BERSeerseiresarer BQ Saves Ent 4 POLLO Oe eee SRVACRECR SE wee eee ee EVERETT TRUE ARE THE Six Teen ING HOG CARRYING WN UMBRELLA “THAT 1 biems of Pete Mu the Seattle hocke One of the pr oon, mar eam, was feceive that the b pets Holmes is fhe Const. and a Been lifted fro when Holmes wid guard the slay he 1 we Happy already on his way to load of worry has Mana Muldoon’s Jack W with Morr line. and B gaking care « Abe game Cully Wilson may Pithin the ext few day Made up bis nind whether ‘the yards or play hockey. Ricke et year's defense man, is still in Vancouver, and may gign with Si vefore the end of ibe week. ac to Muldoon In Tuesday's practice session. hich was, the first of the year, two Rew men, “Swoop” Skinner, of Mich igan Muzz” Murray player. looked good Skinner is a forward. n the fron 1 Holmes 1 Foyston { the a Met unie He hasn't stay in and defense and a v BY CONDO DOINGS OF THE DUF SEATTLE WILL HAVE STAR HOCKEY TEAM fa He handies himself we and fair! much ellow ng 80 sh Bobt session R kating ot r y, and seema to be in fine shape, Rowe has been working on a farm during the past summer n the best of conditior we had his first the nd. alker Morris co-n M so many games for » a feature of in this With the first game of the seas to be held New Yea is burning the w fast wing man and a good di player Victoria will have a strong linev according to reports from the North Moose” Johnson, Patrick, Kerr Oatman will give the Aristocrats the start of & good tearm. Vancouver will enter a powerful septet, with the Taylor MacKay com bination holding the center of the Millionaires’ attack. Lehman at ¢ Harris and Stanley at wings Cook and Irvin as defense -ner the Vancouver apeed give neup power an Ly BATTLE FRONT SHOW IS GIVEN IN PARIS (Special to The Star by N. E. A) PARIS, Dec. 25.~The Argonne Players, the theatrical troup of the With division, made their debut in Paris at « large Parisian theatre by Mecial permixsion of G Alexander, to an audience of men on leave and patients from the numer ous hospitals. The show was re hearsed and first given on the Ar. fonne front within range of the Ger- @an guns. The actors all took part in the great American push, AUSTRALIANS URGED TO PLANT COTTON (Special to The Star by N. 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A large crowd of soc 1 to be on ha m of the Northwest soccer eams battle for supremacy. yg followers “1 to watch The teams will take the fleld as follows: Wa Shipyard, of Vancouver, Leid, Elder, lace Ogie, Forrest, McInnes, Drummond, Hope, Dean, McMillan and Gow ner & Eddy—Smith, Daly, Mo- McLean, Weir, 'y or Ross, Williams homson, Douglas, Platt and Ca: hael. C.—Clarke, Grath, MARINES AND | NAVAL TEAM | MEET TODAY SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25.—The} Mare Island Marines will battle the Balboa Park naval team, of San| Diego, at Vallejo Christmas day, in| the final elimination game for the right to meet the Great Lakes team | asadena New Year's day. e Camp Lewis soldiers will/ trong Olympic club foot even at Ewing field here Wed-} The soldiers slipped a win! r the strong Mare Island sailors} t week, winning 7 to 6, | The club men have been strength-| ened by the addition of Gordon, the/ big California guard, and his run ning mate, Sprott. | Tommy Lukonovic, Seattle's 18- | year-old hurler, who pitched for the | Vancouver: team, in the Pacific In- | ternational league, last season, and |later hurled for the Patterson-Mac- Donald shipyard team, has signed with the St. Louis Americans for next season, He will report at the Florida training camp in February. CHICAGO, Dec. 25.—The Big Ten conference 1s preparing for the bas- ketball season, which will get under way immediately after the holidays The Wisconsin quintet, 1918 cham- are favorites to win the title again hon FORT SMITH, Dec. 25.—George Foster, hero of the 1915 world’s sé ries, who retired in 19 back to the field. He e up with a big lea days, He ts a free s to come ent CAMP LEWIS, Dec. 25 t infantry football teamn c the camp title when juintet from the 13th Amm in here, Tuesday, by the MINTYRE TO TEACH BOXING TACOMA, Dec, 25.—Chet MeIn- tyre, prominent orthwest ring man, formerly with the Smelter Athletic clu of this city, will handle the boxing end of the local. M.C. mnasium work, according to an a ent reached between McIn t Physical Diretcor Nichol son, of the “Y.” McIntyre will attempt to develop some amateurs for the 1919 national | () amateur cham, ships, The work will start immediately ufter the first of the year, if present plans carry KING GEORGE SLEPT IN NAPOLEON'S BED (Special to The Star by N. B. A) IS, Dee Histori rnist mark the royal e ministry of fi y K sit to Part ed, decorated upartment There i with winged px from t) f Napoleon I writing leon, whic 0 used by Gambetta, and tapestrie lepicting seenes, by va. In the chamber occupied by the prince of Wales is a che ng table which waa v dad by the Empress Josephine and a tapes ry from the collection of the roya chateau representing the view from St Germain, | 1 was warlike Casa ire TACOMA BOY WILL BRING oo poe 5 rr 4 n fans are on edge for ntweight battle that is to be 1 Friday night at the Crystal Pool between young Harold Jones and Muff Bronson. es has a strong following in Ta- 2, and a bunch of fans from that ity is expected to be at the ringside lay to back its entry. ronson, however, is one of the best ringmen of his weight on the Coast, and Jones will have the hard- est fight of his career, according to the dope. Both men are good at long-range ting, with the Portlander possess ing a slightly harder wallop Morrie Lux will be watched close ly by Ic ring followers Friday, when h tacks up against Johnny Wolgast, the rugged Bremerton saik Je showed a million dollars* worth of cla. in his first bout hera, with Leo Houck, and Seattle fans are anxious to get another peep at the newcomer A shifty style features Lux's fight: ing. t proved popular and effec nut with Houck Neff will run up against @ good boy when hb meets Tod Sloan, of Camp Lewis. Neff is fine shape fr his batt with Lee Johnson, in Portland, last wee Lux SPITZBERGEN COAL IS CHEAPEST IN LONDON (Special to The Star by N. E. Ae LONDON, Dé —London can get coal from Spitzbergen cheaper than it can be delivered from the collieries of Newcastle and of a bet- ter quality. Enough coal is available there to pay the cost of the present war,