The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1919, Page 17

THE SEATTL STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT, 13, 1919. PAGE 17 MRS. TRUE, LOOK AT THAT MANTECT—— DOINGS OF THE DUFFS ji Protifeere Beware! 4 — —— ~ = 5 TOES AND = : ey | - Rodadpienae aadehpaeial KEWPIES, SEA SHELLS, STATOSTTC Ap ? ; DUT, Nex A WEEK * Were, | Give You Two You Warr T STAN ovT j HEAVEN Knows wHat Nort $ WHY: Do You PPLes ff TWENTY CENTS FoR one You ‘DAY cTweaTy Pwe WELL, The (LE | see Wendl OP WERE, OLD HIGH y % AICE APPLE FoR. TWENTY CENTS - cninee he: COST OF LIVING, CAUSE Five APPLE ~ Price Omes Dowil (M Gomme “ BEAT You~ rhe Take "em - (ve MADE vp MY Qurr EATING APPLES. | CAN GET ALONG ALL RIGHT WITH TWENTY CEA ApPLe? Too much it Pece - MONEY ~ VLE WANT UWL THEY GET FoR. SAME APPLE — DA PRICE ee com? up! HAVE ALG THAT JUNK CLUTTERING YP TUS PLACS S — & a TX WANT THEM HANDY (IN JUST+SUCH EMGRGENCIGS AS THS—— ‘M FOR PREPARED- 4 jc —_ 1 WEDLOCKED— Could This Have Happened? PP epvebaiianiatitiqpeipmetusteenminenes GO Back ell | dees SiR AL Yes-.1 tewow || WELL, You WANTEO SAY. You- |we'p etree Go WHY Do You | | HAO BETTER BuT_ IF You He Wet ARR | LET ME FINISH | BACK AN’ GET TH’ REAUZE WERE | Nigh Ae en n R } \ <9 BACK You-| ae deal ea ‘woe | STARTED GANT THAT | LEFT TWO MILES 2 wil. — cg HR ie 4 © SAY AN | FROM sHoRE ?_/ ree raed eee So HOUR AGO | X fS ADDITIONAL SPORT Coming Season Promises to be Biggest Gridiron FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS His Example Was Very Clear! — Y , t : t | T RAs on! ¢ uy er aie ane WHY, TRANSPARENT! ean It RIGKT= Kow : - THIS SPELL, hunt " \( GWE AB AN ear in Sport History| |\ce-:: > us S61, WAY S77 tow vou uno | | aban SomeUNe j a P y + age Teed = us~ ) | n aan ‘ia TWE MEANING OF Nou CAN SEE te z } at AN ASK { ” tal ‘olleges Thruout Land Are Laying Plans for Coming | 1} vs 7 Pod, HE KNOWS? | t Grid Schedules; War God Has Been Vanquished and Siars Return to School From Service; Here’s Dope | BY FRED TURBYVILLE mt N. E. A. Sports Writer Football coaches from coast to coast and from gulf to lakes are planning to make the fiftieth anniversary of the gridiron game the biggest ever. Football having had an off ron account of the war is due for a comeback that will » the unearthing of football stars as never before. ™ Only college football was suspended during the war. The players played on for in every camp on this side or in France there was plenty of football, in fact more football than had ever been played in peace times. The stars haven't aecumulated any rust; they had plenty of practice. The big eastern elevens are ready for the call to train- - — aaa ing camps after a shifting around of coaches that has awak- UP WITH THE JONESES— Ah! That's Different. ened a new interest in the sport. || KEEPING This year will see the renewal of the classics with reg- - - ~ ular teams from Yale, Harvard, Princeton and other big Ty: WHAT WAKE YOU UPP WHY DAWGUNIT! SHE WOKE échools participating. 1D You YOu Poor WALRUS Pot ME UP én’ Now SHE'S WAKE ne ITS A WONDER You te { £ | SNORINS So LouD, I OP FoR? DIONT WAKE CANT GET Back YOURSELF UP To SLEEP!" THE WAY You HOW DARE YOU WAKE ME UP YOU TEAN, SELFISH) THOUGHTLESS THING! | Al Sharpe at Yale ts already on | the ground with Captain Tim Cal- | Iahan and other of the stars of Old e ashington | Fit. Braden Lattoche, Galt: Neville and Allen will be back. Yale's pros- | a pects are unusually bright. | Princeton and Harvard will have Tl qua jerack teams. Bob Fisher will coach |the Crimson, Bill Roper is head| |ecoach of the Tigers, Lieut. Elmer } Oliphant will coach the Army team ut Monday = i: Big Game Princeton and Rutgers, the college Hosts of Veterans to Answer :c.ms that inaugurated the meldiron Call at Local College; sport 60 years ago, are planning on a big celebration. The Princeton- Here’s Dope | Rutgers game will be the feature of nniversary program. | he west is rich with football ma-| terial. Ohio state, Illinois and Michi-| gee “Jump” Hunt will call out} is football warriors at the Univer sity of Washington for pg as | gan loém strong. time thia season on the varsity | chick Harley 1s back at Ohio and : = campus Monday aftern Chick is almost a team himself. Bo- i ; 3 Ak 4 raeon sides Ohio has Stinchcomb, rated by large crew of veterans is €X+| some us good as Harley, and Wiper 245 ir" Dected to be out for jobs this year . ¢y 2 a corkin ‘oun, uarterback. Coach &nd Washington is slated to take| y gigs ty Wilce is not making any & Hi Up its old position at the head of! appears, in fact. rather pe tse, | ie lists on the chalked be vr ‘ u y . 7 . ~ but that is natural with him. Fuller,|| SOU FOOD Sandy Wick, who e of the! end; McDonald, end; Holtcamp, cen-|| “ Q IRREL Stars of the Dobie regime may be| ter, and Williams, fullback, are let- ack for a place on the squa ft is doubtful, He is in the Ray Gardner, heeds but a few Braduate may re the doubtful list too You NoWCED THEM LiL ROLLERS | ON TH’ SIDES OF TW’ CAR, WEL 3 ONS THEY'RE HOW LETTING ME \ 9 RUN THROUGH OW TH! oe ag. (a TLL Meet bi te i wow! TLL OF “THIS “TRAP WITH SOM) STEEL TRAP cea Wo A sunny We ADWORK , BUS" 409 HF py has as B GIVING ME A SAFE EXIT AND LEAVING TH’ FOILED TRAP TO GNASH tro TEETH ON PINE. Chast He HEH: a enOar’ but | ter men returning. © Star Returns ain of the Camp ear, has returned hlauderman center, Sternaman, ca has returned. Ems ts ar eran, Ottis Perry of the 1 will be 0} men, who right alon government aerial mail ser he may stick to his job t Smith Returns it there are a host of othe: ‘who will be back for grid jobs George Smith, former star en der Dobie, is planning to fi University course. He in @nd one of the best ever tu k Weston, Raymo ;|back; Weinman, fullback; Sparks et eee 1 jl ! zs I |quarter and half; Pench, end, and ~ ee aa cay vate 4 LIBERTY PARK eet (=) ENGLISH YACHTMEN uarter; Arthur T en, ¢ a batch of young stars from th 2 = eu at ve Abel, end; Lawrence smith, center| 1918 team iN Ori ACES We SAFE. SAYS [* ») & TO VISIT AMERICA and Ervin Dailey, halfback, will aji| Notre Dame 1s figuring on a team a ABS ltt il ey ? a) UN 4 A | $] The Yacht Racing association of i ag ree 4 und reas pacity cuit atin seca ‘ROUND COAST BASES Pitcher Wilkinson of the White GRID MENTOR = |Great Britain has sent a committee ulk, end under Dobie and|to the Pacific coast. M v ps Sox shut out the Athletics with » composed of W. P. Burton, vice pres: SA vat rs—Los An ‘o Bill Grimm vete are ex-|are back—many of the boys | Yesterday‘s, winnere=Lcs An five hits, tho Connie Mack used | jperty park ts unsafe for football SPORTS) End Males Heckstel, fami. no er on the “Ww” | Faulk|two years on account of wena he. eee f 18 men against bim. with its present surfacing, according in. to study yachts built in h end and Grimm a tackie.| khak ‘fnon. « t Neseberg of the en i ereamaiages 305 e dei is known as the Bi is a ieee. © th on , nd al ; Hewerers it ath A dime wie [ae ip e RRL int ua rs a World's series will be best five | iin of the famous _ a ige-| Erickson of Washington pitched] Fran « rat last year, je. They sit_ pre games out of nine this year, . gst on G Foot-|" Home runs—Crandall (1 a labut-ouf ball against his former|¢ Saturday, October 4.| og te inizations of this countr 7 i yp She back re-| @ Kamm (San Bra a ee | ceammat Tiger nator ideal baseball and udvisabili Seattle plays in Portland next week : oo the y” Grimm nd Krug (Salt ‘ st but too ugh for adopting a uniform system of me iastidall or Washi J ee - | uring ts thruout this countr, Vernon will take the acid test next } ptintg a 1 freshmen | , gis: th three runs in the ninth and t th Eten ear ntae p of last year RB, w | Keavers with three rons t - 1 t n ne joston, 6 to 5. itle, will be | Ba ito and at et year, w - 100 The Franklin * —— job. Other cand |25,000 BALL FANS | The Cl here showed: See ; the outfield space for p San Francisco will offer opposition to = lownsénd, of Haroid| FILE FOR TICKETS) The Crandall brothers, “Doc” ard] fighting spirit by pounding out three | w thru the courtesy of the tho Angels at Las Angeles, Blenn and Minmie ‘ “| ‘ . same for the Angels,|runs in the ninth ar iting Cl te Banahell ont — Dick rood r 2 TI, Sept. 13—Altho| Karl, won a game for t ; Red At | ested A | car mwing has bet Prexy Strub, of ' Willie Bens, ae ar fancy pay! 3 Cot Rice Ban Francisco, that his Oaks beat, ous : lis Benson, 0 ‘Ba ie ; | 8 ET Mage ig year, The be P t Broadway. Wear - trom Seaton made a poor Job | The Dodgers broke their losing — | COMPULSOTEY ‘dats Ics lt banquet for the two clubs, the (EE ehting ‘men cl Bsc’ An f replacing Busher Lundberg | streak, taking the second of a fe establishment of compulsory | ye ellyit } ‘ Sotthwick, Art Ht: md ‘ mee gw mide . poo for the Seals, The Bees flew double-header from the Cubs, Tt hleti e Harvard fresh- | will ca The big league season ends Septem= — Lane and Otte ¥ tend tt eae getline ted away with the ga to ® by | was « helterskelter affalr, the men 4 tud nt on a ‘i bor 28. ie He beet chances of tanding park, mand for ta 4 dint of four rung off Seaton in score being 5 to 4 ‘ pavla a x uificas, “osG ae Maakn Some. tone erat in thts selection eh am ‘ heaviest ever known for if]. the eighth, : fil Bs ‘ tid Murphy, the | an allstar Coast league outfield: aie | | Sti fighting, the Giants tumbled | be emphasize ten | eonet tor at Wale Sencsies Will be watched | Meusel,” wight fleld; ” Chadbourag, — § 7 “3 ¥. M world’s series | " THE ry the Cardinals off their feet by a tally| nis and similar sports ra pan | with interest this year, Both are new} 4 ve: fetus | Wace, eid, a 4 choot ieag ian the city high! Over, 25.000 applications for seats] W ve Hone a eerie ue eke lrugby football and playing, land era, 1 Wnai's your’ enoice? ; ool league this year, “were filed Friday. errs oe ginsiges i: