The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1919, Page 12

fe ta a tt nm PAGE 12 EVERETT TRUE PPY New YEAR, HIERETT ! SO You HAVE SWORN OFF SMOKING. WHAT YOU'RE MISSING — SMELL THIS! rez =. Hi SMECL THIS tt! S»orts Thrive Here in 1918 in Spite BY CONDO of War BY LEO H. LASSEN te, while ayme McD id we In spite of the great drawbacks of the Northwest honors at Tacoma the war conditions, sport activities| Bob Wabraushek is | the Junie thruout the Northwest have been @/ year er success during the past year. Vancouver w the hockey Baseball felt the arm of the war| pionship, with Taylor the ind god more severely than any other | star of ng ond of the sport. League baseball closed down Frank again clinched trap in mid-July, but on the oth and | shoating v Chase Sib the semi-professional game thrived is still ¢ hroned as ree-cushior until late fall Football as an intercollegiate sport billiard w In the boxing game Harotd Jones was a failure here, but the Washing. the Taqpr angeter ton grid men deserve a great deal Muff Bror Coast lightw ot credit for the work that y did and K. O, Kruvosky copped @o in the short time they had for eavyweight crown from Fran practice r Tennis was a dig success as a Y. M. C. A. basketball team sport during the year. Several suc-/ won the city title, while the Lin cessful tournaments were run off| coin high school football eleven re @uring the season, the state tourna-| tained the local Interscholastic «rid ment 6n the local courts and the iron honors. Northwest session at Tacoma being Out particularily successful the cutter Seattle won the baseball title; Sound championsh Duthies’ were the recognized semi- | erton mer pro leaders Gene Hatton and Stell showed Sara Livingstone and Mansel-\in golf circles during the links se Smith won the tennis laurels of the | son SPORTS IS \ BY H. C. HAMILTON (United Press © it) -NEW YORK, Jan 1—The past of KING IN TRAINING sports lies in the ash heap of the) Mick Kimy down tg real train ing for his bout with K. O. sky next week. H at Austin & 4 fires of 1917 and 1918. stretches over the fires which deep fissures The years of trouble and inaction The future K @ rosy era, born in left their marks in mnasium. MASON TO SHOW SOON is working out BALMY HOCKEY SEASON OPENS Champs Beware! Old Dad Time Is Gunning for You! 1919 to Be Sportdom’s Banner Year were short, but their influence will) Jim Mason, the big middleweight.) >, be felt to « great extent when sports | !# recovering from an attack of flu. | ,; again gets ahe sendoff. He intends to start his work Inaction will not be felt long. Re-|!n a few days and expects to show turning soldiers and reopening of |!" & local ring soon business along the lines of peace wil! give their aid in putting games of Put me in a Steve all sorts on a firmer footing even | Reynolds,” pleads Jack Martin, the than they held before war came. Butte boxer, “that's one guy I can Out of the army camps has come A respect for boxing that never ex wa out for Steve's Isted before. The average soldier 4 if the firema who never saw a boxing match be fore he began to shoulder a rifle for Uncle Sam now realizes that in th te wicked « r © be BENNY—Even joptember ring and cud few title box cas mplonship changed { were held fons war work ional \F A MAN MAKES A ANPW YEAR'S ReSOW TION THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 191 —o Has Her Tom's Will Power. Ideas About ‘is PROCEDURE )| ALON® CONVINCES Tne BASEST WAY TO || We “THAT Hight Keee Iv 18 To Remove | WILL POWER Cal ; TEMPTATION \'M Prov oF IT 1918 rings dowr at That, Benny mn was cut short onals gave their and the holder ¢ n wrentling p was wear sotfern were also| harness and t this sport, year. The trivers in the harness game were over ake while the keys were under Jenied other forms of th became cama ° race tracks. all kinds were training nd what sports I be infused into 4 boxing, them. sports by ¢ our coun rabié for 1 in were taken care of has a different out in fact, rmed the 9,000 men stice was viewed these thene the sports while they loped in the army Think ig 9 BY ALLMAN PAUSN'S Bémal WIV Did FAMUN LONG EXOUGH TO KHOW DAT MISTAH DUFP WAL WANT A SEBGAR It BOUT DAYS AWFUL BAD ig DAT MAN GOES PLUM OFF’ HIS AUT “BouT DS Time EBRY YAW BY AHERN Risk. youre A cHEMIST an’ DRUGGIST ANT CHA?- ave You Been IN ™ BUSINESS VERY LONG, An’ DO YOU UNDERSTAND \. = WORK “THOROUGHLY 2 eon “ig is yES ves: ) Uo ( ARE You REGISTERED, AN’ 1S “THAT YOUR DIPLOMA HANGIN’ uP — mee ed WELL “THEN > GIMME A FIVE _ CENT PACKAGE OF COUGH DROPS! ONIGHT Crack Mets Ready | for Millionaires ot presented lis. e" Tay- Rarney Stan- MacKay on ttle defense Seattle fans are on edge for the is one first which will get Arena tonight, Millionaires and the Seattle Metro- politans furnishing the opposition. the be sold hockey melee of the season, under way at the|~ with the Vancouver Mi the wil a) rink reports from segts will nd Irvin Lehman again wi Million. be by that 1 represented the same team Queen City a 1916-1917 season “Happy” Holmes will be back t guard the nets in Wednesday's fra the practically be in the # for th the fame w t promptly r fast hand mn made by whe I par crowds ot tt cas with Vancouver, and Jack | Manager Lester of the Arena Walker, ®ith his famous hook| Plans to run off the event in Jig check, will also be on the ice in a| Ume Seattle uniform. ee. tae acme Rickey and Rowe will take care of | %¢——_— —s the Seattle defense. Rickey has!) Bob Harper Looks spent the summer in a spruce camp shape while the vet has taken on weight for the gong. Wilson will take Foyston is a able team man, and a good shot. | Wilson is undoubtedly one of the most aggressive hockey players in the business, His only fault being | that his willing spirit to mix it with | opponents is sometimes too willing | and he lands on the penalty bench | | just when he is needed most. But} Wilson is a fighter every minute of the way and is a goal getter, too. Bernie Morris, at center, is one of the best shots in the business, and is out after the scoring honors of the cireult in earnest this season Your Patronage Appreciated Pay Checks Cashed Like Comer; He'll Box Friday Night e——— eran, and is ready Foyston and care of PDR SED ARNE ds | the wings. sport is typified the very beat Curley Valencourt is a t ~ American manhood. He realizes | He meets Le players and prize | © that, conducted along decent, clean | smoker Fri «i tesutied to the MEARINES AND | TORREY & SEARS lines, there is no sport that has a| at th ¢ material to be found ir TODAY’S MARKE T BILLIARD PARLOR greater fascination for the American | next allied to arma. SAILORS SET R 1430 ard, Corner Srd and Pike public. For this reason it may be the ranks Lunch Counter Harber Shop expected that the year 1919 will be| If should win th m some-| Soft Drinks Main 2319 Card Tables one of the greatest boxing ever saw. | Joe Ke? club Fri ; the teeament FOR GRID GO = eee Asi eekeasaa ye 654@ 66 4 4) ft i Wholesale Dealers f Local city creamery, ing. That they will be heid, attend-| Jones, the Tace cra A, Cal, Jan. 1.—I Local creamery, cubes . . . 4 by tremendous audiences, seems |here. Both be football weather prevailed at cs Rage—Fency reach . a foregone conclusion would undoubt a fant bout ri tart of the big gridiron mix 1,76@2.08 eo b The reason for thia ts that many a ' tha’ Seka Suda Skietie viene tho isands of soldiers carea nothing Rowland Released as Great i : “ O1%@ 01% been given the opportunity of wit-| White Sox Manager Sow turn out to wit-| tion team he w Year for Carn Woske Pee TD. soi occeee, ti i : é Se ee ee aes ie Le mite Pounct Pe | ee is Settee Fes Cacumbers Hothouse, don Oregon triplete <+i0is ae g hig in any) CHICAGO Jar 1, — Clarence | ™ Argonne; the national service title Kerplant . per ™ ; line. Since they became members of tid” Waenaeck GA t abs tania aoe Ot atlas: See Garlle—< t OE ; g co sts, » el a a Or crowds at ll wee 7 — st ma aoe a | vd on — — the army boxing con! baseball White Sox Ame rowds that will VT tees het ve | Matmeetdik-—caesi, por | (Prices paid wholesale) ; j football, and track and field meeta ball club, haa been released|*i#tic champion whose training was| ™ ss : » | eeemen Local, per aes, heeds “— oo BOB HARPER, j have become commonplace. They 2 * cained as a gob in the fighting fleets | are reported to be in first ¢ Local leaf, per crate = P ¥ learned to like them. Therefore, fam F % x” Le Uncle Sam shape, while the Marines will be Onlene— seie-S, rf Coming forward with leaps and they will yearn for the same thing mas | Mibincad; ohae th the return to school of the| handicapped by the lors of the Amaraien seen fee Hye Seed-—Por ewt. bounds Bob Harper, local 128-pound when they again don civilian dress | Cileason has Prespacete lege men ervice, new | Hanley ern thru injuries in re Watter—-Per i. .. Whole Corn ...... battler, is fast near the top rung and take up civilian habits. sa ase ee ceeeand ai oe " in all branches | pnt ‘contests * al. bell, per ib ‘ — Cora of the fi ladda ie section, There has been ye extraordinary | coach. Rowland , » spofts. The rigorous train-| “The Great Lakes team is ‘dead an acai ae Feed Meal Harper will against & boxers developed in the army. There | over his players have undergone should in-| ed to play straight footh _ 24 00@ 20.00 Helled Bartey BETTER VALUES UP-STAIRS good boy are afew boxers, of course, who | ixkey eure a the Marines, ho will be outweigh- Wash. Netted Gems 22. 00@5¢ 00 Alfalfa Meal . $ 23 a $ ° € snoker learned what they know since they Many testans are In tho field) ed by the visitors, will most likely | pAweet, Pee ™ O4@ .04% | Whole Bariey 32. “4 Joo Hill, who has jus ave had the adve 3. ‘or tenia he sisson . ‘kely rampkins Wash., per Mh. .02@ 02 Seattle from th t where : have had the advantage of instruct-| prohibited close application to the| fr, *” Y resort to the open game eacereny geil “ace,” stucaae a a > ee outage . 4 ors in the army, but the constant| technique of the game. But there| “ling will be more popular than | DaruipecLseal, ‘per. ond. «-.--L60@S.60 | serene eee teed a n training at Camp Dodge moving from place to place and the! y are . , re men will want to get wRUITS Tf Harper wins Friday k nd the | willbe graduates to the class of pro Ld Keg Mash seeeree 0 « which req A Suis eemeund efi takaes stan ther tee mentored letic games, both pro- Te Wash. Warmers cccccesecL 280278 | Beet Berape—Per owl « Second Foorfilel Harold Jones, the ( work and drill from each soldier, has out, and these will help boxing ateur, should feel FOR GO Be Wah: Delletony Socsc cc 00@a 8 Fla Meal Bldg mt kita ite w 1 the men taking S|. Tacal (eprouting) ss... n’t think he was 4 part in sports, champione are dus JIM DARC Whole Barley take off the Cltrob Destine uae part ue Y Clipped Barley a Si i ee ab ie PY * Who knows who will carry off the| . Harry Gillum, t It Lake mid 00 not be crowned as basebail's leading | ®t the Kiks' club smoker Friday Vish Meal : + 100.00 7 pitcher? night Calf Mea 110.00 In order to introduce our new (whalebone) plate, which is the ligh The Opening Game of the Season The ring, too, ts due tor|, } heen working out at / Onte—Minnesote $4.00] ang strongest plate Known, covers very little of the roof of the mouth; many up ts mna im for < you can bite corn off the cob; guaran- ye bids fair to be sport ways he in in the be MITCH RAINING teed 15 years. VS. EATTI E dom's banner year Boe ee: ge — Sid Mitchell, the Australian mid Best Gold Crown . 85.00 fh uy ‘ un Poultry, Veal and Pork, to. b. Seattle |i | Hlewelght, who dropped out of Seat Set of Teeth (whale . 88.00 , Bae y Tram. | 5% omen ————@ | tlo ring activitie time ago, Bridgework, per tooth 5.00 Johnny McCarthy to 4 comer in middleweight | SPringe—tinder 2 fhe + 48! may make another bow to local iold F pelt ei AN sie Up NIGH T Meet Miller in South (00 ee eal poet baat fight fons, He is «etting into con Plating Fillings |... 0s.c..+:s,81.00 OF Siig ie GAGs SRE UEE TEP ie om. Light, ve sees 25 | dition and he is feeling fine Painless Extracting Free With 8:30 P. M. terwoight, will battle Johnny Mo-| the Seattle 128-pound battler Mea Ua eke hak ne sol IN CHARC AN work guaranteed for 18 Have impression taken in the rthy n Oakland Wednesday | semi-windup. Harper h tops mae $7| Sol Levinson will be in charge of | morning and get teeth same day. amination and advice f night. Miller showed here twice , trong late } . it block hogs i8@ (19 | McCarth Hu ; . “ idge Work. We Stand the ADMISSION 7c, $1.00, $1.25. Plus War Tax Wf agaioae Harry Anderson, toring tho pects to give him « hard ru 1 ig da| when the California contir Marly ations, whose work (a sill giving good. fom. ABk served seats now on sale at the A Jeciaion both times Martin and Reynolds are set for | Weet—Countey. © des 6@ 10) comes North McCarthy meets | Patients who have d our work. When coming te Office 1218 Fifth Ave. i | eCarth ho ba Werdiok: tol that’s Matin he Raprririse® oe Herman in Portland. January §.|¥U fe in tho right place. Bring thie ad with you Wit filler Binal tit: a tele iEh Reaynellaie ie peek a: ich aika veili: the ned” ee ai Open Sundays From 9 to 12 for Working People yiplafter a kne cording |and Steve says } for the good welterweight for a bout here es (a anight, Rocording |and Steve en fa tere _ OHIO CUT-RATE DENTISTS 5 city creamery, The, tn all probability, 207 UNIVERSITY ST, Opposite Fraver-Paterson Co