The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1919, Page 13

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Williams in Star’s Series; WIRE Vou ALL LAST ( RAT Too, DIDNT Pig otal WE WERT Wo A Second Round Games Next Sunday WEEK 2 WBN DID —/_-! on DIDNT You YA, ALEK 2 Yul Dod dovgar MITTLE HOUSE AN! —_ Nov COME Home Know T WENT g IT IN AnotheA TH UPSTAIRS Big Sweet, the 0. B. Williams hurler, is in the hospital, WITH AY DO To suffering from a broken ankle today, as a result of an in-| jury received when he slid into second base in the sixth} inning of the game with the Hibernians at Lincoln park Sunday. He is at the Minor hospital. He had a trial with! the Seattle Coast league club a few weeks ago. Manager) Pratt of the sash and door boys, is planning to stage a benefit game for the big fellow, who has a family to sup- port. It will be two years before Sweet can play ball) again, according to his attending physician. | ‘The Hibernians won the game, 6 to 1, and moved into) ‘the second round of The Star's series, which will be Sunday. Drawings for fields will be made at Spal-| :30 tonight. | of all games are now in with the exception of GREAT BIG STORE- GRE! BicceRN THIS WHOLE Town, _| Tevess! | Iron Moulders vs. Anadels; Wet Wash 44, vs. mre | ) TO STAGE BIG RING CHINESE FIGHTS DRAW || KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—___ FEST FOR PACIFIC GOBS WITil A " : SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3—Pour-| ahem? ‘di > bg aed HELLO thas He di HE PICKED Ahead DONT teen fights of the wholehearted ser'-| Devine throught. ringer with him ; _ : \ L ORRY, TUST 4 pe of them 0 decide on he tak Al Waller ton Pe | THIS 1S phy WHAT FaT BIKE COP || Vay Canny pi UP. FOR Tex ve YOURE 2 WELL Itt PHONIN’ am fr Fray» mv? foughe him again Geomge Lee, ene] | | ETKELBEQT noe [|] OSD WAS] | WaT aBour |[\STEOINGT) | try nepHEN! 4 YOU FROM ThE At the ‘civie auditoriurs.| nege feather champion. The two boys SPEAKING! : 4 FRIEND O HE WON'T PINCH \ &% Sail NOw- fought four fast rounds. Lee got a have been draw because of a shade in the fourth, bouts under | pnit Garcia, Sacramento, and Young and Goat) phomas of San Francisco, did a four-| finished | round. dance, neither boxer landing | much, Cash Travers kayo’d Billy “| Snatham in the third round via the towel route. ‘| SEATTLE BOXER IS HOME FROM FRANCE Joe Farrell, Seattle featherweight, | has returned from service in| |_| France, He didn’t see real action | |with the troops, but he did action In the ring. He won lout of 20 fights in the squared cir- running away and signing up with |Cl¢ in France, and the other was the Logan Squares, Chicago. He|® draw. He was a marine | may get a chance to work in the| Farrell wants to get started in| Brooklyn series, starting tomorrow. |the ring game here + again and ovement ee would like to get on one of the He is a 125-pound Regular tidal movements occur in! Lake Superior. future cards. man. 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Nonna AT GOLE| Win MINT CERS ut PLANNING DRIVE aon . 1 i ‘WELED Mt, Vernon Milk, 2 cans......0.s-+sseeeeeeees 25¢ abi Are the Two Great Figures of War} rat Jello, 10¢; Jiffy Jell 1 DEL MONTE, Cal., Sept. 3—Doe-| The Columbia Slickers defeated igur | WATCHES ineny il “ 10 Bi ite hin defeat by alx ew at the|the Ballard Juniors, wh «| “America is as a rope of many for your new country, America.” DIAMOND G P, ph -Al¢ lhand« of John Black asional claiming the junior championship | strands, each strand representing Dr. Butler deplored the proposed RINGS AND ae? ‘eye Coffee, lb. 48¢; 2 pounds. -95¢ Blinc tinais of the nia ope GR ng city, 10 to 4 renee : | : |the different nationalities The Set granting of an Aegean seaport to IBERT H ill’s Red Can Coffe + 2, lehampionship tou Douglas he game was evenly played un f . jarate strands are weak in them-| Bulgaria. He declared that the port ALBER' ANSEN ee, lb. S2¢; 214 lbs....... $1.25 Bichampionsniy othe state's amateur (ti! the ninth inning. tm this trame|Will Seek Funds for Audi-|seives, if they stand apart and aloot| was Greek th location and popula- prepa |championship, a the favorite to re-|the Columbia team hit the oppos- tori Duri Octob from each other, but twisted to-| tion, and urged the Greeks in Amer: | (SSS 000808888) ars and Cannin Su lies ltain the title In the play with 200/!" cher for three singles, a orium During October gether and intertwined, they form|ica to protest to Washington against aspirants starting today. The quall-|¢ and a home run, netting —_— a rope, America, strong and unbreak-|any division of the country. e | eousine, five runs The sent. | able.” Greece was pictured the birth. P : . RE tying rouné n this morning ve 4 The board of trustees of the Seat: |4 8 das the bir Kerr Wide Mouth and | Reliance Jar Rings, 3 doz. ‘ine svn" ae, ate This victory makes nlne straight | eee ot ine vent. 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SPORTSMEN H weather jinx would cause another) \the world,” he said. “Unscathed by|_ 4 bridge over the Sprinagar river, gular DOHA oo aos os rt MEETING TONIGHT|»=tvonement of the finals in. the pletion |the world Me ad erated 2 | rndia, ty made of only three ropes Pints, dozen .. O7¢ Kerr Self-Sealing Covers, singles tennis championshiy en | ized at $ F pe a tinde of Furope, but only when {Ne {8 the footpath while the other Quart: : 2 ‘The Seattle Sportsmen's associa-} William M, Johnston, San Fre jat $1 Rhodes, | 2 “ : - two are rails, ; 8, dozen 1.05 | "egular, dozen ......33¢ wae - president; Mra, Anna Ames, Carl F.| there is a unity of purpose, of ideals & 1 . Ve ‘ will hold a meeting tonight in|and William T. Tilden IL, F i a 3 * ae Yo-gallons, doz... .$1.45 Lids, dozen ...... 14¢ Fi?" chamber of Commerce roome. | phia Gould and Mins Lucy R. Case, view |and prineiples, Will she be able to oo 8 apne + : * : or o i a fash srexidents; M, B. 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