The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1919, Page 9

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[EAT Teeth absolutely without in all cases but acute abacessed tions, , i howest. prices in your city fer guaranteed SUING _DENTISTRY LEWIS CAGE PUGET SOUND , MEN VICTORS STEAMERS OVER LOCALS ALL LOCAL ROUTES ‘The quartermaster corps basketball LEAVE WROM COLMAN FOOT OF MARION GTREET Ransdall Southern 180—620 ‘ste wre 2377 Totals .. esees from the ¥. M. C. urday night, 23 to 19. ‘The soldiers were in the lead from the first whistle. The “Y" five were always close, The first half ended with the soldiers jon the long end of a 12-to-8 count Rennie was the star of the local squad, while Wilson, the leader of the Lewis squad, and Spencer lookéd 004 for the visitors In the curtain raiser the Red Tri- angle club juniors defeated the Se- m}/attle Boys’ club five in a lop-aided game, 49 ‘to 9% Moffat, Bell and Shultz played a stellar game for the winners. The Scottish soccer eleven defeated the English crew Sunday, 3 goals to 1. The contest was very tame end) lacked the speed of club games. ‘The first period was scoreless, with the play ranging in mid. Daly scored the first counter for the Scottish ten minutes from game time. Kempton scored the equalizer |a few minutes later Daly and Mair registered for Scot: | land before the final whistle, put-| {e- aie ite. Trepla, for Port! 252¢0m Bondar Towseen4, Port Wil.) Thurs. ‘Pues.'tiama, Dummences and! = fiat ! 12:06 tol — ting the game on the ice for the “Kilties.” ‘The teams lined up aa follows: Scotland+Smith, W McGrath, Mclean, Ballingal, J. Kelly, Miller, Greig, McKillium, Grant, Daly. on JEWELED whuisr WATCHES DIAMOND RINGS AND WATCHES ALBERT HANSEN nose Second A: dally [Kinweton. Gam bt exrentiT. wallow, Raton nent iF iageier, Townsend! Sunday MenaayiFaneiiia and Fad-! 7:00pm) Nae w ftamistr, City of Angeles, 9:66pm fon. Mor at! points in thel Tues. Fuereisan Joan tatande. \ Prt. 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DOIN McCarthy and Herman " Wiy ARE | to Mix Here Tuesday - Johnny McCarthy and “Kid man, premier coast have arrived in Seattle for battle here Tuesday night headline bout of Austin & smoker at the Crystal Pool MeCarthy t# fresh Robinson in cisco last Friday night. put Salinas Jack out seasion. Herman gave McCarthy a warm reception in a bout in Portland re cently, the latter winnt: Herman can bit box, according to reports from Port land. MeCarthy’s hitting prowess is one of the household topics In Seattle and local fans are expected to flock to the pool Tuesday to see the cham. pion perform. Chet Neff and Muff Bronson wil hook up in the semiwindup. They }ehould wtage a good bout, for they are beth experienced ring men. Bronson has not been going well tn his last few bouts, but mys | he will De in the best shape to start | hin climb back: to the title with @ vietory over Neff. their in the Salt's San He nearly in the final cision. very but failed to eatch up. 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ST TELS, Hi «nu TONTU! be eliminated by wearing the! rx Rupture Support We! free trial to prove ite superior: | A. LUN" SENG CO. Ave. Beattie. podrome Dancing EVERY NIGHT FROM 9 TO 12 {8 OF THE DUFFS—Mra. Thomas Her | welterweights, | will meet Billy Ityan, from Portland. | In the special event Bud Ridley Ridley polished off Sammy Gordon at a recent show and won renown by his clever work. Hud has | veloped a regular kick to his punches Ryan is said to be one of the beat 115-pound battiers in Oregon, and is er Duff Entertained at Cards This Afternoon. Ve SO rely PLACES GET fh 0B, wl’ LAND ONE, | FIGURE A Wt ACLASS Lew’ GUY WHO TRIED TD FIND OUT HOW MANY SWEEPS OUTFIELDERS FAILURES AS MANAGERS? since SSS H { { } * de | out to gather in Ridley’s scalp Tues | day, It should be a good match, ac cording to advance notices, Victor Pete, a member of the Bat thing Pete drothers, will mix with Curley Valencourt. If Victor re sembies his brothers in the ring he will be up and fighting, for the Wilkenson boys have shown their willingness to mix it Curley Valencourt is a good ring man, and is fighting all of the time. He was not in the best of condi on two weeks ago, when Jack Roy knocked him out, but will be primed for young Pete Tuesday Rey McDonald will take on P. | Walker, @ neweomer, who says he ts a winner in the 14$-pound class. MeDonaid is a fast boxer, who will give Walker a chance to show his wares under fire. Your Business National City Bank OF SEATTLE Second at Marion 3 —-—_—---—-- The Largest Audience tn the | Northwest Reads Star Want Ads ommamenanemmmeen] j | | A rare bird is the successful man-| victory in the National league. ager of a major league ball club! Fielder Jones managed once to who has played the outfield. | put the Chicago White Sox in front, | Which may rhaps explain why | but since then hes failed in hts Lee Fob! was ined as Manager |agership of big league teams, and lof the Cleveland Indians, and the only last year resigned from 8t great outfielder, Tris Speaker, who Louis in the middle of the season. was touted for the Job, passed up. The great majority of winning Since the first season of the Amer-| pilots in the big leagues have been ican league in 1901, the history of catchers or infielders. the two major leagues shows but) Which leads to the question | two pennant winning managers who| Why has the infielder or catcher made the most successful manager? Come on, fans, let's hear from you What do you think, and why? Ts, 1 C. Clarke, of the Pittsburg Pirates, was the most successful. Four times he led his team to You Should Worry! @ Worry is useful. Carelessness is dan- gerous. When you are worried over a certain condition you will make an ef- fort to change it. For worry is useful only when it prompts action. If your teeth are decaying you have reason to worry—you should worry until you have them made perfect and your mouth whole and wholesome. Care- lessness or indifference are dangerous because neglect of the mouth is the cause of half the bodily derangement and serious diseases. Worry until you make an appointment with me — then you will have no cause to worry. Skill and care—high-grade materials— absolutely painless methods—low prices. These I guarantee you. PAINLESS PROCTOR. STERLING DENTISTS 104 Phone for Appointment—Main 4965 Pl ‘Local Ice Men Back From Trip to Canada | The Seattle hockey squad Mmped, | back into town Sunday night after | their disastrous game with the Vic |toria Aristocrats in the Northern city Friday night. The Victorians downed the Seattle crew, 3 goals |te 1. | The local aggregation, however, | are still clinging to the league lead ership by a slender mar If Vic \toria wine from Vancouver tonight in Vancouver, and downs Seattle , here Wednesday, they will be lead ing the procession | Seattle will not be in the best of swape for the tilt. Frank Foyston pull tendons loose from his shoulder in a clash with Genge, the Victoria defense man, Friday, ston will be able to start the game Wednesday Bobby Rowe in also under weather. Genge and Rowe collided on the Victoria ice and Genge’s akates cut a big gash in Rowe's leg. Rowe will be on the ice Wednesday, but the cut will undoubtedly slow him up. | ‘The rest of the team ix going at top speed. Wilson playing the | same of his life on the forward line and is one of the most valuable men in the cireuit. | Walker and Morris have speeded Up since the first game here on New Year's day, Walker playing @ | fast game on both offense and de- fense. His hook check, is in good working order and has improved the Seattle defense Morris has been watched closely to keep him from the nets, for he is @ dangerous shot. However, Ber- |nie expecta to limber up the old stick and go out after some goals | Wednesday. When Bernie's shoot ing eye is primed, Seattle ice stock rises immediately | Holmes is going nicely in the nets, | while Rickey is doing his share in keeping the opposition from scoring. Rowe is staging a little show al! his own in the scoring line, Taylor, the | Vancouver wizard, is the only one to |top him. ‘The individual scoring list | for the season to date follows |_ Playerand Team. Goals Aa Points |Taylor, Vancouver... 7 8 | Rowe, Seattle .......5 2 | Foyston, Seattle 5 1 is .| Wilson, Seattle .. Mackay, Vancouver... 3 Morris, Seatt Tobin, Victoria Pay’ Checks A TORREY & SEARS’ BILLIARD PARLOR reciated It is doubtful if Foy- the! jobtain from Harris, Vancouver. Stanley, Vancouver. H Harbour, Victoria... 2 Johnson, Vietoria.... 1 Dunderdale, Victoria. 1 Cook, Vancouver Walker, Seattle Rickey, Seattl Loughlin, Victoria ss nt ee co ae The public schools will not stage thelr annual indoor track meet, be- cause school officials are working at capacity epeed to make up time lost thru the influenza shut-down. CHICAGO, Jan. 19.—Jose Capablanca, Cuban chess playing against 24 opponents at the Minots Athletic club Saturday, won all games, PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.—Willig Jackson, of New York, won a decie sion over Jack Russo, of New Ore in a six-round bout here Satury night. MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 20.—Minne sota defeated Wisconsin in a confer- ence basketball game here Saturday night, 38 to 11. Frank Vance, athletic director at the Y. M. C. A, has started bis wrestling classes at the loca) sium, Classes meet Tuesday Friday. ° Wants Boxing Only at Regular Clubs OLYMPIA, Jan, 20.—General See: retary C. E. Drake, of the Tacoma Y. M. C. A, wants the proposed 10 round boxing bill to limit contests te the supervision of associations and clubs “having a competent director, who is giving full time to physical and athletic instructions, and that such association or club must main+ tain a gymnasium and all boxing con- | tests be withheld within same.” The boxing bill, prepared by Sena- tor William Wray, of Seattle, has not yet been introduced. More Advice for Nations’ League LONDON, Jan, 20.—Mr, Churchill, jin a recent address on the league of emphasized the need of having the power to ery country what tte naval, military and aerial prepara. tions were, This would remove se cret armaments, one of the leading uses for the last war CHAMPIONSHIP HOCKEY JACK WALKER NIGHT Watch the King Pin Hook Checker in Action On Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1919, 8:30 P. M. 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