The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1919, Page 17

PAGE 17 ¢ ee ee SS Sa A win aa ' PA SORTING GAP WwoTrod EN Gee mS ne ea Ae ree DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Hick -uP Hic~ Hic How po You Ger THAT WAY , WHERE po You GET THAT WAY P ° i "| Migh school football experienced one of its most successful seasons in the play which closed Saturday in the Lincoln Froadway finale, Play was up to the usual standard and the fans rewarded the teams by overflow attendance at the big games, The last game of the season was « big surprise, the Lincoln men coming from behind after losing their first game of the year and wallop ing the highly gouted Broadway men who had a bad case of stage fright. The on ended in a triple tie between Broadway, Lin coin and Franklin with the title reverting to Lincoln, 1918 cham pions, There was nothing startling about the a ppointment of Clyde Madea Seattle second sacker, as manager of the local ball crew last week, as It was more or less expected. It will be Wares’ first trial se enneer, He exhibited good set of brains on the ball fleld it year and a lot of » Wheel bh i Seige pep. her he will be able a ‘ers for they local squad next year remains to Is of the seen, Before the appointment the controlling moj gaveout the announcement that they wanted a m: bring out players to the coast. posith pete. oat phaye ne Perhaps Wares will be abl need, ‘ause no mana; in the work without the right kind of players. a ssa EES Anybody who would even attempt to figure out the football ‘championship. of the Pacific Coast and of the East is absolutely foolish. Harvard is leading in the East because of 10 te 3 win over Yale Saturday, but they have played a set of easy marks all year. Syracuse, one of the reputed strong teams of the East, conquerors of mighty Pitt and Colgate, fell before Indiana, ninth in the big ten conference, to the tune of 12 to 0. And Saturday 0. A. ©. beat Pullman, 6 to 0. How do they do itt WEDLOCKED 7) TD J nh PAINLESS DENTIST 7 The only title that is not doubt is tn the “Big Ten” where Miiinois rules, winning over Ohio State, 9 to 7, The Hlinots team Teads with five wins and one loss while Ohio won three and lost one. Field goals are playing a big part in football as a» scoring possibility these days. The Ilinols team won the MihWestern title by a drop kick in the last minutes of play Saturday. O. A ©, walloped Pullman by two field goals, Yale made all their scores against Princeton and Harvard on field goals by Braden. “Chick” Harley, of Ohio State, beat Wisconsin by a field goal in the final minutes of play. And so on, The team with a good Kicker this season aré surely working ‘em overtime. Reminds one of the days when Harvard used to beat the other fellows because all they had to do was bring the ball within the 40-yard Hine and watch Brickley kick the ball over the par for three point. It happened so often that it was monotonous, Who Is Willie Co. B. Enters _ Keeler, Local Team in Star | K.O.RingMan? Cage League Big Fellow Meets Jim Flynn, Eight Teams Now in Circuit; __, Pueblo Fireman, at Crys- Other News of Star League; tal Pool Wednesday Ey | Your Right. Alek! "SEE = TURBE ADPLES Haas hahes FROM TWELVE DEARS You CANT TAKE VRAVES. ~ 2? Lemves ~ TUREE ADDLES FRom TWELVE PBARS~ thas GER, THINGS OF A DIPEBRENT KIND CANT BE SUBTRACTED FROM BACW oTuER ! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WAT Do You WANNA STUDY NOW FoR, ALEK You CAN TAKE Two QUARTS OF MILK FROM ONE Let's go, gang! Eight teams are now entered in Is Willie Keeler, Seattle's newest |The Star's basketball league! | ‘This is what Seattle's ring fra-|fantry. They sent in their applica-| | | © starts here in one-two order. Keeler |league. Twelve teggns will be the} army mules. world’s series will be played at the| |S Just dropped into the Arena gym | ¥ c Spaldings', Piper & Vghow anything and later worked |Community five, Phoenix Mutual! be r t HT But when Willie, he of the cave; This is The Star's city basketball . | pense of maintaining their squad: b ¥ Ting sensation, an Eastern battler un ‘The eighth team to enter is the Co der an assumed name?’ B team of the Third Washington in-| Mernity is asking about the big fel- | tion today | ‘lew who has won his first two! We want four more teams In the! © fe very businesslike, works well, hits limit, the plan being to have two Guickly and-like a whole team of |cage circuits of six teams each, A 8 ‘The big fellow hasn't had much | *M4 of the season Wo say about where he is from, but| The teams entered so far are the) ly. M | OMe afternoon and put on the gloves | Taft's. & Sailors’ club, / with Willie Meehan. He didn't | Knights Cotumbus, University "out with Carl Morris; the big cheese, | Life Ineurance company and the Co. who kicked him around in sparring |B squad 4 } No Charges Mian chest, climbed into the ring, it |!¢asue and there is no entrance fee He had Harry |°F charges, the teams bearing the ex of the league is to s Nl teams in Seattle al EAR CLARICE - THANKS TOR WISHING ME A HAPPY HURRY] THANKS GivING! WHY DONT You FOLKS UP | HAVE FISH THANKSGIVING? I THINKIK TS RIDICULOUS ON YouR’ HUSBANDS salary TO HAVE A TURKEY- ETC- ETC- TLL SAY — “DEAREST UNCLE - My RICH UNCLE | THIS [5 TO WISH YOU A HAPPY ‘on cae ta oe | MANKSGIVING! WE HAD HOPED To ONE! MAYCE Me TORI MANE TURKEY BUT IT 13 SO EXPENSNE WE CANT AFFORD ONE! OF COURSE]! I DONT SEE T THINK TLL WRITE T HOW WE CAN AFFORD A TURKEY FOR THANKS GIVING CLARICE' He polished off Tom Wood in # punch at the Elks the | Week. Plans call for the first games on| now Keeler will have his big | December §. The league should be | chance here because he will run up | completed this week | against Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fire-| Send in your application to the| who has fought ‘em all from | Sporting Editor of The Star now Johnson, Jack Dempsey. and Firms entering teams do not have to "Fat" Larue, the Oakland) to have the players come from their | establishments bout will headline the Elks’ | Rales “gihoker, which is being put on at the} The only rules governing the Crystal Pool Wednesday night for | league are that 10 players may be) ‘the Seattle Boys’ club. |registered. Lists must be in a week| Afid what a battle this will be, be | before the first game. No players cause “Gentleman” Jim Flynn will | may be added or traded after the sev Battle, even if he doeen’t win. Hejenth game. There will be no games gives us his\word for it. Keeley | during the holidays. Teams will play doesn’t look like a staller |one game a week and the season will ‘The winner of this bout willlrun 15 weeks. Other news will be @tand in line for « crack at Frank puMflished from day to day in The Farmer's northwest heavy crown. | Star. Bteve Reynolds, another fireman, | and sino « heavywishs. wi enter ® WHY DIDN'T WILLIE STAY HOME WHEN OLE ANDERSON SHOWED ‘UP NEW YORK, N 24.—Will Meehan, the ‘Frisco “ lon @ quest for victims nounced shortly after h 1An! HERES 6 REPLY |FRon DEAR OLD UNCLE AMBROSE- SEND US ONE! geanon Wednesday when he takes on | Jack Smith, a big fellow trom Salt Lake. Smith claims that he was at one time a reaj middleweight. We'll gee Wednesday what his clans ‘s. _ MAY ALLOW COMMISSION FLAT RATE NEW YORK, Nov. 24.—Instead of | cutting in for a full 10 per cent of the world series money, the national gommission in the future may be al Jowed a lurnp sum of $25,000 a year for operating expenses. This recom- | mendation is to be made by National @ league club owners at the December meeting, according to the commit tee appointed to name a successor for Garry Herrmann as chairman. The American league men also favor the move, according to the} board of directors, which recently faked the commission to turn over it# share of the last spoils Both Ban Johnson and John Heydier, presidents of the leagues.) are said to favor the move. | «Benny | Leonard, lightweight champion, has PAIR OF FIELD GOALS signed to fight 20 rounds to WINS SPOKANE TITLE) cision with Johnny Dundee in * Haven, January 16, accordipg to an SPOKANE, Nov. 24-—In a clone, hard fought game, Lewis and Clark announcement by Vincent Reina New Haven promoter, who ts bigh school Saturday afternoon too the city mplonship from stage the fight. Both will weigh in / North Cen 60. at 135 pounds. A referee and two judges will handle the fight, Reina + A field goai from North Central's S6-yard line by Berditt Fisher and a} kick from placement, also by Fisher, | 4 few minutes later, did the trick Meehan a with any one i sey, over whom he cisions. Meehan is said come for a “close range” Driscoll, the Jersey tred to match him with month ago. 1 €CEL HONORED AT BEWia —1’) FIRST TO TRY YOUR ROLLING ROADWAY- Wer He Now DAG NAS Ye ~ iF Ye DARE RUN YER HACK INTO Hie RIGGIN' Ye'LL Git secH! A TWIST’ YELL HAVE +’ WEAR & DOOR KNOB ('an-dan- THEM DRAIN PIPES | GIVE ME OH (DEAR AS wow > 1 STOP THAT SLICKER “otro auto F ——Sr promoter Dempsey % intatic One of the spectator: the Charlie WhiteJohnny Dundee fight here Weinesday night will be Jiminy Wilde, English flyweight champion Wilde will return to Chicago after the fight to train for his December 6 battle with Sharkey White has a bout scheduled with Benny Leonard at New Orleans for Decem! if he is able to win over Dundee ENT OF BO 1 att BY BOB MARTIN, Heavyweight Champi A. E. lead now and then, T did all the leading with Bonds and be took advantage of my greenness, to crowd in close and clinch every chance he got. That was ason I didn’t stop him any The other was a sere right hand, I think a lot of that right, tho, from reading the account of the Bonds fight, you'd think I only had a left arm, ant to work with some of agin in New York * | He said he'd try me out | » | boxed four rounds with t more to than Alexander w js from V loo, I So sent us out to camps doing exhi That was better I guess we and we fought at the Cirque de champ, tub, sted them harbor m all the The the Martin and DeWitt families at Martinsburg, W. Va., ard I ». There were 600 alto: nd 1 was the biggest in the bunch. to know whether I t back or not. First night boat I had a row away st Bout Basy first big bout over here Petry erg Mth ey I took on Joe Bonds at Ak- was the first time I ever made ron, after I lw good rest and much money out of boxing. 1 dl ra Alta, ne of the bout previ- Y ab s m 7 . d that was in Paris with abitants met me at the dl title, oT beat 'e - on fighters were n Paris and won 5,000 when T was « kid. » was fine | . FT knoeked him down Learned Lot A, Jimmy times before he took the 1 learned a lot in the two count in enth—that weeks preceding the Bonds lucky eleven! ». fight. I knew there was lots to And, at coming learn and that a crafiy old ring- back, the Minn 1 picked up ster ike Jo ip. one over a few dollars for boxing a any time, that it is 76: rounds and also had the privé: over LE know there are lots of | Timmy Maddox's field goal whieh of officers’ bath, (Ln other things to leg 1 must Washington and Lee football the dack Dempsey learn better to keep those fel- Georgia Tech 3 to 0 was was traveling in state to the Pa- lows away from me and T must _ ee an ie cific const), Sveing the Statue | learn to let the other ra . pee until after the We landed there we n there we went to ans was the last to the front and tents there a , BOB MARTIN WANTS HOME EARLY HE FIN.) “M OFF IN A HURRY, | Basketball nament, went along, te again, 1 we knocked out rounds. Serg who was wounded, Croix de Guerre and wa rated by Petain, fought with me. But for the a” would have had to fight a lot more than TF did but TE was lucky, before | ° ° Application | We hereby apply for a franchise in The Star’s Basket- ball League, subject to the rules and regulations of the members’ committee. 5 _\Team or firm . 4 | leng,, B R . lege sure the day is coming when TH step into the ring and box for the highest honors the game, (The End) . to fight and the 10,000 Fay Kaiser of Cumberland, Md., won'his way to the finale pointed feelings a bit tired ‘of it L told a ¥. M. ©. A. secretary I could box a little, Manager, or captain... ji ur that Leo