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Show tr DESERET EVENING NEWS K 4 TUESDAY OCTOBER His Fighting Face--A - Former Athlete t - WliilE MEEHAN MAY CITY OF, CHICAGO'son:-declared vice Tennis and GymSports IN THE rWORLD .OFSPORTZ Baseball Football 1 1'JlSv iraiimr ciu.CA.cb. Sept 10. All of Chicago and part of It. aurroumljng terii-tor- y will lie declared a vice soivo after 1 Wednesday to permit of .Late and federal lavra for the protection of soldier, and tiler. it was announced tonight This action wts taken by State' Director of Healtu r Drake. The rice lone a 111 be treated Under a new state- - law under hfh ihe poJ Willi. Meehan has Jumped Into pop Lee, sheriff a rid healthy ;iit fl rltn. of In all audden a of hi. view. are requested tu. arret hr quaranm-nlarlty vacant victory over Jack Dempsey th person, aufiertng from srlil d San Francisco. If the following article from the San Francisco Chronicle under date of Thursday. Sept. 26, -- pans out," Modem Ship I5uilt the fat sailor may be seen In exhib-tloIn Record Time at the local Pantages theatre The J . follows: Once again Is Willie Meehan furThe id. rmiADELPHlA, Spt nishing the pugUtstto sensation of the enferi.enry 3rptrtinn u&?iy ra day. The Phai One put In an appearHerance In San Francisco yesterday after- reived a letbgrim from the Orjy's C. itor Mourh4p noon and tir stopping just a it to explain his acceptance of a theatri- Wash, announcing th cal engagement with Pantages theatre 4.0Utf-tn- n m deadweight w wooden U p fror Mm to theor in keel rcmI that calls for a tour of IT weeks. ard Sailor Willie Is decidedly vague of 17 working jUv for tide t r of i d- either about the details, either by design or tonus About all he ktgvr& of 1h4 en it waa .TrmTrr r rr otherwise which is ready for iaunflurg, t per situation is thusly express! Home fellow named McUluskey Tnl- - cent complete, . . tiale unknown, is his boss Willie is t to pick McClunkey' up at Ogdon and ' follow orders. 9 Col. Roosevelt Urges Chief (runners Mate Aldan has ordered Willie not to accept any fights Constant Preparedness Y during -the - 11 weeks of .theatrical 0 ByRipl fcarleT Pickering hd oachett tha Lpgan Ajfgicf this car ha atan4 He roondad tothfngv witHa whirl gether hifr ttquari atuLput.tham through the firat practice The new as- coach. matt on own hia eollejre team University of Minnesota. and ha reached five champion Uama since 'ieaVtna h:ealma mater He direct from Xfmneaota where ctrlay atr d Has So Totnffly Fitzpatrick That He Many Men Out Cant Count Em. - Tt Vm . th P he th crlmi OB Tamm? FiU- rriroion kad hl aquad, or company, for men. Into Tommy Jrii prattles this afternoon. ! fbBt utBb and h wtbwi which opponents will 7m Hun. fear Tanka t romping some good ma- - !T tT. the-ope- lirh u .Jll uity UMPd to be uneover'd-he- , y for too notch Tar. uvwfhven If freshmen were not play, hut with the tomilkVljlfTtchaw enough team, once. plJ Seventy- eleven, .t ) Tommy hundred men." or on the job. Collnnam h SS,S, T ,Mons bk v ., i teem who will turn (r Sulllv.n, practice. today Swan. Reeve.. Urs. Grey. Ken S?.yn are the Cannon end Hem pel Barae. for r th Put ho school .ends Kenton and Hart!, and Vest hUrhmen are Rsuff- -. and !" Burdette. Hoffenbeok t the U. of I. from Vl.tiewa Mass to a also has string high From Eut at the rate university, reo resent them Gilmer, Nowells, Silvers, Wright and Warring will torn ""Ami .u'the nthlete. I know when I ma them but nbose names -- I don t Honestly kow arewanedmanyTommy. I can1! keep em then we are lockers the ready If straight in today." will pitch When asked if he had enough to -- ro round he had to ray he We only have 7$ nets."- he said, "hut wfU get a bunch today. 1 - en uni-for- - BABE RUTH IS 'REAL SOUTHPAW IN HIS ACTIONS - Oct. 1. When Ruth Fa, the first game Botnitdthe toCubahurl be wra Upped off to aratMt the strength end weakness of the dif- CHICAGO, ferent hitters. "Mann," he wea told, "doesn't ltk em too close. ' In the third inning Me Fleck feme op to bet for the second time. Ho hed eft Babe sterted the game with e single v In the opening frame. . . Bsbe uncorked a "beaner . end it bounced right off the top of Fleck's head When the third Cub had Been retired Ruth walked into the dugout with h mt least , cheat swelled above normal, end remerked: "Weil, 1 guess 1 dusted that there Mann off ell right that time. But with ell his shortcomings Ruth It overloaded with, baseball brains. He's a smart pitcher and a smart batsman. and today 1 a more prfted player than even Gbb, Speaker or Sisler. , tajnehti 4 V f-- Bluejacket Football Team -- - To Be Organized at Lake DETROIT, Oct. 1. Plans are under -- I for organizing a bluejacket football eleven at th naval etn- - training dJ,n,nS the Ford Ragle plant at Rivtr Rouge About 75 bluejackets responded fori the eall for football candidates. Among them are several who have played on western teams and on the Pacific coast college navy eleven. Ensign Leonard, who cs me here front ,Annapolu to physical train-!- r. Is In charge hof.supervise of th iminary work. hut a eoach willprelbe .'hort'Lawton George f1h,tr of Michigan star, has w?Ll".!T'Ta,ljr mentioned for tlie place. , laJv1? 7 fJE Present about l.M blue--". ISP sailers from th, Italian Including navy,- - ' Mitchell to Box. lA i ; s tf ehrilVdE?8, iow a"uk' Mlrv-,0nJit:- ' r 1 Pickering. la an old Minnesota work. ' Montana and a Half f Nary. (5 , St'pt ; 3n ColtO M U.r T!;!' vV sail tar football eo plaver. He played The Fhat One understands that half obligatory military, .so In! and iodua-tri- al of Minnesota teams, three tnierait to to the is his go munificent service for both men and vomen; salary holding down at different times, the for the purchase of athletic equip- deporiat)n of consctrntij tutors,4 positions of end, quarter and halfottclr' wavy of a kn kou-- t administration Since leaving Minnesota he has coached ment. he that denies He most, vehemently nro Powers Central while the for five they yedrs. champihnahip'teama Coath Pickering comes to Utah as hae thrown down Will King os the Hipformer Presione of the best football coaches in this podrome theatre of this city, and says the war, were urgd t was never closed dent Theodore country-toda- y, in at ad Iriru it is said. Or William, that deal The new deal wss arranged in. the today opening Itiosevgit tke. for?K Liberty loan head coach at Minnesota, unhesitating-- y so says Wilie. by his su- drive and drdiratmg tne memor.al arm places him at the head of the list of Southland, While at perior officers, and he asserts that be- to Franklin count 'hher and nrW available football coaches dead, Minnesota he wes noted for hia accur- had mighty tittle to do with the ttiekCtd RooeveH eaM oni those ate forward passes and long spectacu The San Fra h cisco heavyweight is are dit td Dve here who are Pt to is also a noted lar ponts Pickering He east. for the to this leave morning die for this country, and that "the r'an base ball coach , at be by McCluakey. will Ogden love Ameriiy and gome others who and joined old la'30 years Picketing; who the Pooh bah of the party, and by Kid country also ts Lke the than who Hv es weighs ISO pounds in condition, has to do some bag punching hie wife, but other women mors." is who McCoy, in som teams headiest of the produced the stage They box Meehan-oMr. If America had been, the oumry He his coached champion and where Roosevelt aa.d, the war prepared would ha-.and in Ver- are to go direct toandMinneapolis, ship teams botb in the southfootball from west work the sailor opens, beenvover days after this country pys mont. His ever changing entered it. "We are paying the price are always baffling to hia op- that ,terns be 11 of unpreparedne All point will are there laid, he added. "Wfcat plana ponents weeks of this sort of action, after we want is to re mam prepared so The Aggies got In touch with Pick which Willie will again become an no nation w:U dare lo'k'cros-c)r- d Phat at former B. K Brossard, ering through us. now taking post- buftible sailor lad. . Aggie football Btajv the of Works. It at Uoit University work graduate Minnesota Broasad IS one of the best "Every 1 days I am to send bark athletes ever produced tn Utah. He and get a renewal of my furlough. TO 6ET lOCH BOV INTERFSTI D IV THU .MITTAL Ll.WJXS won his "A in all four college sports said Meehan. "Of course. Id like to and was flamed on several ait westers fight Uempsey or anybody else, espesne not told teams. Willard. Alden But cially Have.hlm read NephtAnderson's T to ffgKt enybodyand he a my boss; latest- book unless he tells me to cant do anything ' "What do 1 get? Well, 1 understand . NT. JOHN. JOHN te of half is fund the navy athletic get toueli n&y salary That all 1 know about it" The story gives a Willie is to box se verst rounds with which alwavs adds In the interest Kid McCpy, and will then etng one of to some g events In his songs. McCoy is u hk-- Is ihe title of famous punches. The contract, so it is Church Hlstor, manual for th. season' explained, I was arranged by Alex P&n- - the senior Tbe real fighting- face I the face of a real fighter th American soldier. Hia face la our fortune and after assurances! Mutual work Price 45c. For sale by tages In .os AngeleA nine against Innings For is pitchingConn . baseball club tbe that Meehan would be furloughed The Dowre! . New s Book Store. .he to toeing Berlin. It reflects the athletic training, condition, courage, grim determination, and' all other the Hartford, arrangement effectually blocks,! v erttsement, other day Babe Ruth, the Boston Red any chances a return engagement of . qualities that mean an early end to the war. t t star, received more money than within tbe next three months between The reflection of this face In the face of the enemy baa never been seen because all the American dough- So he got out of th world series between Meehan and Dempsey or of a bout beto to view a has and the Cubs.wasFor had chance the Boston back of head. tween Willie and Willard boy the enemy , Ruth paid $1,200, the one gam Inasmuch ae Will King had written share amountwhole bib world's series The Knockout" ground Meehan, he has ed to $1,100 been forced to make arrangements for Ruth is tn big demand In hew Eng-lan- another show this eorfiing week. Meehan HIGH and the Independent club which had served notice yesterday afternoon i Hartford team had that he would not be able to go through plavrd against th RuUi-'servleea. The with that arrangement. to bid high to get was attended By a big crowd game - If the Chicago" Cuba do not call off and his batting and base running mnAe Ruth won his game, but be didn't figIn tbe hit column very heavily, Bill d ure the deal for Charley Pick before Oet. him a valuable man. An outfield Brennan, Former Of Fitzgerald Malael and Mur- securing one single. 1. the own ere of the Bea- l- will collect $4,500 for him The owners of the Cube phy Is good enough to play in almost A. A. Ump, Shipbuilder are In a peculiar position, and they are any league Levercn and A1 Woliers Peace Made tn Genaasy. want Plrfc, ail male a star battery, and with Pick, ,' sparring for time. They once festive, Tb German, a Bill Brennan, th former AmerOavenay and Laird In tbe Infield the Is now growing restive, good wl ih right, InfortheCharley mad of the eea-- Spider ba a ball dub. ican association umpire,' like many bang end alsodosing weeks end would war It; and of tired Hes others tn his line of profession ha played better ball in Ban Francisco Chronicle So Wilhelm and Charley the world's series than any of the Cubs, ehariged hia occupation to that of ts a 4 IV- hold a peace parley Zeb Terry the skinny shortstop ' of Will but the future of baseball Is eo unshipbuilder. Bill write that Inhe It. attend will else But nobody the . now holding down a position men do not. th, Angels wbo finished the season that th Chicago certain When treatment for needing The shipyards at Pascagoula, Mlsabasegait Lakes first football game wlll want to put up $4,500 for a playor at iU the Boston Braves. Is to attend The German defensive troubles you have at have a specific Pascagoula school at Camp Taylor, Is shipyards artillery be played Thursday on Cummings field, this time. Mitchell liked Dick's work I! the getting expensive. command no more skillful ball leagne made up of six club ' near Louisville. is a college Manager jour able The people ere growing much wiser; when Payson Is Scheduled to meet East so well that he told him after the senes.! man. and that willTerry In trying for The composed mostly of players from specialist than Dr. nations invited at $ J p m. Th aboy from that if Chicago, had a club hfc wen ted I a commlsison la the help Texas and Southern the league high school come waa Ha He occupies a high Griffith. artillery. Are greatly delighted reputahere with I ha ion and the south to Pick deevery second base likes Saturday him deferred liar play They the Decause a of play tn kaiser. to the his line and gives to their pig- money In the position tion a mile long attachedeven Sunday Brennan la th chief um- big league, but be does I pendent wife, but ba tfeolded to go But send their regrets satisfaction In every respect to with the not like the climate Vln. cireutt. skin and expect to get of tbe back and Jtmmy there to be 'called. plre Walter without waiting wTfhelm ls foxy. his many customers. locals for some of the defeats that have In SulBiiea catcher of the Angela who was Old formerly with the the Pittsburg' hints through his proxy been administered the visitors In past Pirates and tbe Karfaas City Blues,t be going 'over to France And reported is strictly that Drr Griffith pursues an honest - is a member of on At the peace I Paysonlte of the shipY. M. years. C. A., has changed bis for the 11 be no peace parley method of business dealing and trimmed the Spanish Fork team to the yard teams- Brennan worked in tbe mind, gnd he la now talking of going There and Wilhelm Till Charley the tune of 4 to . past Southern league during treatments, W a distinguished into an officers' training school. Ex, Are stripped of tbe crowns and their The Leopards are slated to mt onwith season, and prior to that held down of the medical profesgraduate ermine. the at. Fort association. American Lmuglae lit th the engineers Jobs - RAN FRANCISCO, Oct. L A lot of s sion and highly endorsed by the Central and pong-laFederal battalion drill grounds at Fort National, , . ball players woll known here are now A peace proposition leading men of this city. tpdav. The kickoff will be leagues. northwest. In .Shipbuild- Will meet opposition playing in theLust i . Th soldier boys base an unusually I58JS MAIN ST. - in Tom ers Beaton his last ent caper; has leagues. Sunday the Till WHJielm favoritesare and strong team team against And when we have signed It, forof this, for, a Beattie for The newspaper 10 country m. to 5 Hours great S itchedGardner? tussle. The majority of them are p. Dally. an Olympia The kaiser will find it News. working airy mer college men. A. Cl Rcvhr. former 13 Sundays. 10 Tom mere scrap of paper. section is th team, and he won his garag of the Will pot be Issued Mondays and Beloit col'ege star. Is captain $2.00 year. per was accused of th ball, vmery using known team and D. D. Rusherman. well and when he would not stop, Gardner Thursday. la local high school circles, la acting too Per Crab scuffed the ball, too, and struck out .men three who faced His him. last the former major East of the high Coaurtcoren Briggs catcher then heaved the ball over the', promoted' to a following men to comhas selected the Oswald. grandstand aso Toro could not use It. major. What's in a name Whitneir. squad: prise hi Martin ted to Rom-nebetween That fist fight Bobby Leo. .Uenderran Caiu-iaad Ike Wolfer. Peck. Thoms It's up to MaJ von KolaHs and MaJ. Gln Anderson. Robins iiTller not.1 to"hlsiine Seigf' Rickey to npbold the honor of tho maUlO ts PapwertK Kinrn OTficer. A mast who naw fTHcago and Bo upHack rhindler. most guy in th world play la tbe recent worlds eerie jor league. . Marthakas, Pendleton, after graceful Jewker. Nation, Anderson. a fly ball, but ho can aUa going ton says Manager Mitchell did not have Dyer. Atrd. old pellet to th Partner Bums, aged M. defeated Ded tail and Rump. Alfred uncub aad men playing good baseball at th Grant aad Incidentally be will add to Abe cdufc will his Burroughs. Iaw Livingstone, C one did he have HoUwhsr Clark a the other Afm be ab bab Only Father Tiro. fall out of dy lock Robert. With big Hack. John- trant with a mss on first basa and help. Brule . Madwo-md son and Joe Oedeon In the outfleM-Rwed- e that time he beat H oab Every other stroeSo CMlxnd R is berg and Bobby Jonen In the former heavy relgbt he had th kid hitting, and as he Tommy. Bora Infield, and long lean Dave Dave, time champion? knocked out Tex Foster- la Is a dead right-fiel- d Bosthe hitler, tn " th Report. port box, Brooka he a col lection Cobb men played for him, and he usual- four rounds. Age will be served. Shot down Boch airman atll.OOO t . of big leaguers who will be bard te ton forced th man ahead of him. Th ly d stop. Boston men, oa th other hand, played Kaiser WllWara sept. $8 Tyrua V'RAfmiSOm of feet,1 terrible unconscious for half, tbs old army game all the time, Cobb, former star outfielder are old. Kaiser William." th Spider Baum has 'signed Rod Murphy and when the firstnearly men got on. me "Yon vounv ar hut now a capman raid, the Detroit American Leverens and o to piny with th next fellow bunted him down. This fan ' A fthe San Lefty fall. Lieutenant Wickenden crashed to-- cult- - wrinkled tain in th ga and flam . Francisco team, and are also thinks tbe Cubs would have look- they ordrd toHeCamn ry'8 .nd men. w.U both corking good a ed better had Charley Pick been hitting To Levered earth in No HTJphrtra. Va, Retraining. Land. he was Sninv vour pep'-- and yesTr and Murphy can second, for Pick can really pull the hit crafty report this week. can not. play either la tbe Infield or outfield and run. while HoUocher reason. I ts the. he Kow killed, rescued m the prayf Coach -- i I I to-d- Through the, Sport Periscope . epoch-makin- AU-Th- ELEVEN EAST d, I to'm-powe- Sig-Un- m nifty-looki- -- -- 'or wk see Semi-Week- ly L -- f,J"ra'nha's'ben i. "How I Fer .11,000 Feet- - y. a . lm LOoeiuUlg.-FTauk.-HH- - . . j ... the-psne- - , I left-hand- er, Jari... UNIVERSALXAn There Are No More New Fords. We have the biggest Bargains :in. Used Fords in the City. SEE US; Although major league baseball has been Interned for the duration of th war there apparently" Is no Intention to' adjourn major league politic. There is promise pi busy winter. There is little, difference " between baseball politics and tbs every day Under tbe surface soap box brand. tbe baaeball politicians have played their game to the -llpiU and much of the embarrassmentwU which the -ay due to their acLviiies. Th war alrca ly has w rough In the pastime, but-noso .changes welcome-a- s rorapirie decline of the Johr and ether delejopraent In A year of baseball oarest to put the little clique of would-b- e star on the skid Teneiy an able executive, and one wbopoa-sessed th confidence of th public, wa eo hampered by tho ward Heeler tactic directed from Chicago and Cincinnati that he withdrew from hasebgll t a time when man of hU fibre was most essential; But a pew faction ha up sprung a group of club- - ownsra who dealr to see- baseball flourish tn the to nl they intend to mopyears up the reactionaries when the test come next winter, i Tbe folly of permitting two - the - j 4 by a g Ray-mon- Major League Politics - : To Have Busv Y ear With Internment of Baseball THE c$ of haa,teen coatfnn; state university. Contrary ta a recent new statement. Ordered to Richie MU- boacr. lightweight r- -t Rakes na- VI tralnlneJ' Rsed- "ri?" Vi.b5rSB,,or ban, Tommy An- -- aukra m 1" Mil- " no- 'decision but' ; . ,ht ndf V V up-to-d- -- -- , Good Whra They re Dead. "Wood Are Covered With Dead Germans."' Head line. We always said gha woods were 1 full of good German. ' L. Rathlera Warfares It U. reported that the Salvation Army captured an entire Gertnan army moved up to th front- which npwardf Ioaoooftaaiv hrin.1" ""d- they trM'rh' and 8o".g8 e is sil invested, apparratnow.--Hllinnuts. As ebon as the bofchvv got a whiff hold their trench find It d.fflcult-'t- o te be a tough season for the of Ihe afo'ma from our grbat national of a new faction promises against 1hi. onslaughtowners of basgbalj. nut they threw up their hands to man club of proganuiv Who aeo In and hollered. "Kameradl" continued domination a thelp' , o lhe future of tbo game. ' r Johnson and Herrmann hr.Ve been SPEED MARTIN IS "It la Illegal to Shoot Doves Vow linethe Dov f of disaIn Head barrage-othe 'Roy, page public caught ORDERED INTO CAMP Peace! ' a complete reorganisapprove!-and -tion of the governing tribunal of basebo 'gffectbd ball- will unquestionably It Is reported that "Hippo" Taugh RAN- FRANCISCO, Oct. tl According has before-tb- e resumed 'pn an sued the Cub tor nonsupport. prsllmeIn Js a to from basis. John. reeent report Marysville. years organised Speed son and Herrmann have been as much tin. the former Oakland heaver, Mary Maud Muller, the well known farmerwho eot of place x tho National Commis- finished th season with th a has sued newspaper for libel It. Chicago ette, sion an a dray nors In a Derby. Thlr seems Inadvertently spelled her blustsr and bulldozing bav disgraced qjjb. bag been ordered to appear before name they Mueller, thereby causing her baseball more than one aad thlr th Tuba county exemption board 'and much mentsl anguish, for which she efforts to adjust th world series entrain for Camp Lewis during th craves $10,848 worth of damages, puniy Oct. 7. tive . period f playenr ofstrike capped (h climax of five-da. Martin rslUu-v-beginning mismanagement. th tra at In The .retirement of John K. Tener. tho draft on Juno t, HIT. Marysville while ho was about the British That sb captwrlng ball with the tbe biggest asset organized baseball playing Giants Lens wan also a dead beat between 121 more perhaps than any C th Tt alley kaagp.Marysville high etnas kalian - , . ate Hudson Maxims New Unsinkabte Ship Shooting Barbed Wire at the Germans New Toole and Machine for Factory and Home HoW fighting Airplane (tro Invented How Electricity Cures SheU-ShoMachine that Fits Shoes to Soldier Feet How Americans will be Protected 'against Mustard Gaa . 'i . - . Why face of enemy fire, is the most thrilling, true narrative of the war. Read it in the October Popular Science Monthly. To keep "also read yor year and va half," Kaiser William replied. I fought with th English and French, But now that th Yankee have taken their side It looks like it's me for th bench." , "Yon are old, Kalser Bin. as J stated And you said that yon' couldn't be trimmed; "'f are wlanlng Rut now thkt (4 w the wap' Tour luster appear to be dimmed." 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