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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER- SUNDAY. DECEMBER 23. 191 7 7 "tr Tr3 E3 trr? tn ti ct era tr era -a b- MPP TUF MlKfFPSTrV SCItNTlFIC ILM I BEtou) of- The ppecioos AT M0 FT LESS inn it Kk APE tOUJEEEk TS the iAKiottf LEVELS', CP ST REST, Wis WftV GClb BBCK FEffifeL 1 en c2 ci a era cu ca a trzu i cE5 EE5 ET 'g ct era era czj rrt i i i i i I rm I I T- -J TXTI TTVT' ri A I A Copyriht 1317. International Nrw yle HgUtrH OnltwJ States Patent Offtc 1 liN VJT liN ijr I PA 1 iL 5. "Bringing Up Father" appears in film in animated form issued by International Film Service and is shown at leading theatres tSy VjCOfgC JVlCiVl3.nilS Bf COLLY -ISOWe ME HWE XOU A patient now9 i out)! AT Present tFOO HEA OP ANN' ONE WHO WANTS A HELLO D1NT.

WOriT 6E OVE A TRNED Pizj i yvt" I iwt-viLL VOU LET MICE VOICE! OUT- Mie TALKN TO tOME ONE I hUbT a i ill it i i in qojN TO sick: 1 ic rvrsow? d44b I JUtT LOVE THE It Tw 4 Duffy Playing Outfield Now for Uncle Sam MILITARY FOOTBALL TROUPES INVADING SOUTHERN 'SEAPORT' THIS FllNfT BHD ELH- r- SO MUCH HARMONY IN OLE P.C.L. IT'S LIKE A SEXTETTEFROM'LUCIA' But the LoveFest in the City of the Angels Is Said to Be' Only the Oil of Hope Smoothing the Troubled Waters of Doubt BY AL C. JOY HQ I "PESULTS 0. OP WORLDS Doughboys From Camp Lewis en Route Overland; Marines Off Yesterday Afternoon for Big Game at Pasadena BY JACK JAMES THE invasion of Pasadena by the military football hordes is under way. The United States marines of Mare Island embarked yesterday afternoon for the southern 'seaport." The doughboya from Camp Lewis are now en route overland.

To-day and to-morrow the peaceful hamlet of Pasadena will take on a military atmosphere which will not be dispelled until after the annual New Year's day gridiron classic of the West, to be staged this year by the 91st division eleven of Camp Lewis and the United States marines of Mare Island. "We are ready. Bring on the enemy!" was the spirit of the national army eleven as it entrained Friday night at Tacoma. Just previous to their entrainment a monster rally was held in the Y. M.

C. A. auditorium at Camp Lewis, and Brigadier-General J. A. Irons, commander of the camp, addressed the men who will represent the army r- ir- i cl- I a iTiiMiia-rn it sr i 7ms CCORDING to Prexy Baum, there is so much harmony in the little old P.

C. L. these days that you might think the board of directors was the original sextette from "Lucia," or something like that. But they do say that the recent love-fest in the City of' Angels was simply the oil of hope smoothing the troubled waters of doubt, and that nobody got a dislocated elbow patting himself on the back. For instance, the furrows of care seem to be somewhat deep upon the brow of Tom Darmody.

Tom has gone right on with his plans for the coming season, DUFFY CN BE Seem TZETKSfTriHCi ANY DflV JUST A3 THE SUM GOES DOWN- Feor1 YflLLEJO UP TO QOYES PeNGS (N HIS BUZZ At I e0 mum WHO isj WHY THAT'S YEP having signed up Bill Kssick to do his managing and also purchased "Dutch'' Reuthcr to do a certain amount of pitching. But there is an undercurrent of feeling in the league that the Vernon club THAT'S in the Tournament of Roses game. Seven officers and nineteen enlisted! may not be able to weather another season. Darmody was forced to dig up many a peso last summer to meet the salary roll. The Tigers had lost all their old-time road popularity and when they played at MM men comprise the Camp Lewis eleven.

The personnel of the team is as follows: Lieutenant Colonel XV. H. Jordan. 3d2ad tn- Hal Logan to Come Out Next Season As a 2:06 Pacer 9lBt citTiiion, Uusitrtnirer Corps'; OpUin T. IS mSf jJI? V.

Cook, athletic nfrloer; Dr. R. A. Kdtoc, team phjiirtan, 864th Ambulanre Company: T.iniiiMiant II A Valium team manacer. Two Girl Swimmers To Try for Gate Record Infantry; Lieutenant W.

A. Ruaaell. center. DUFFY LEWIS lnfantrir: I.iimtenant L. 1.

Camwll. wiArterhack THEISES TaeflsoM to BE "PTSOUO. 3B2nd; Lieutenant F. J. Unt, end.

SilL'nd; Ser-aaint Harry tireen. nafd, 3fl2nd, Company (J; Sergeant F. P. Hunter, tackle, ('rm)wiy lieutenant A. L.

Clirtnteimen. miin'. 4MHth machine mm, Qnarternianter Corps; Setwnt Mid McKaj. halfback. JH4U M.

O. Headquarters ComnaoT; Priiate W. V. Hnjder. guard, 8HIU1 nltanr' train: eraeant V.

K. Harriett, tai kle, HAL LOGAN will coma out next season as a 2:06 pacer. One of the keenest-contestgd sulky cases of th season was expected to grow out of the protest that was filed on the time of the champion pacer's race at Fresno. The official announcement was 4, but horsemen filed affidavits that the correct time was 2:04. The case wai taken to the National Trotting Horse Association and Elmo Montgomery received a decision yesterday that the time will stand as officially announced.

1 Slttth sanitary train: Prirate F. (). Monteith, tailback, aitstn sanitary train: nera-eani v. r. MrKinner, end.

31Hh Military train; I'riTite Ham Cook. Uckla, Sltlth aanfury train; Priate Quill, end, MlHth nanilary train; Imitate I). McRae, 3tth sanitary train, end; Acting Kerrant 0. D. J-Mie.

guard, 4tli K. Nattery WO proteges of Gustav Pe- terson, Center Club, will at tempt to establish new tecords for tha Golden Gate round-trip swim and the San Francisco bay during the month of January. They are Miss Hazel Cunningham and Catherine Flaherty. Miss Flaherty, who failed to break Miss Mabel Green's record for the bay awim, will attempt the round trip from Fort Baker to Lime Point and back, while Miss Cunningham, nurse at the St. Francis Hospital, will try to lower Miss Green's bay record.

The definite date for the swim has not been set. Both girls have been swimming but a few months. UFFY LEWIS fits In at Mare Lieutenant E. II. Lynch, tackle.

F. Lieutenant C. E. Turner, end, r. A.

home nobody seemed to know anything about it. Tho only time they drew anybody except those who were paid to attend was when they were competing with the Angels, and that was never much in the way of competition. Several members of the directorate have privately expressed the opinion lhat Los Anpeles is doing its share if it supports one team properly, and lhat the lcapuc would be better off if the franchise was transferred to another city. fib tttfi fife 3 rjo But right there comes the rub. The other city isn't to be located so easily, lien Berry has suggested Fresno, and yet It was only three or four years ago that Hen lost a nice little piece of money backing a Class club at Fresno.

Still, with the proper sort of bucking, a team at Fresno might contribute its share. It would do well enough on the road, and it certainly could not do much worse in any way, either baseballically or financially, than Vernon did last season. Th only other city suggested is San Diego. And this suggestion has a certain amount of backing, indicating that the citizens of the border town are in earnest, while those of Frfsno are content to wait. Island out here on the Pacific Coast to round out the patriotic The soldiers expect to arrive in Los Angeles sometime to-morrow.

report at Mare Island. He was assigned to encouraging the athletic activities among the sailor lads, and he has been succeeding quite proudly. Duffy teaches the sailors about the line points of the national pastime, and he has whipped to Red Sox are In tho service of Uncle Sam, enough to make up an entire baseball outfit. Duffy, one of the outfieldlng stars of the American League, enrolled n.s a yeoman before the baseball season was over and then made bee llrijacross the continent to gether quite a presentable team. It Is an inspiration to have such a baseball celebrity among the sailors and there is tho possibility that when the war Is over new stars will come forward, with Duffy Lewis 88 their "Christopher Columbus." of Roses contest.

Jt is a good omen As the steamer "Yale" slipped through the Golden Gate yesterday record of the Boston Red Sox, team that won national fame in romping off with diamond championships. Kleven members of tho International for the team that stops at Hotel Maryland. Both Oregon and Washington State, previous victors, occupied suites at said hostelry. Also it is a jinx to stop at another hotel, the one that has been selected by the Camp Lewis team. On top of this hotel Jinx there is still another baneful Influence.

The Penn team was taken from the hotel to Pasadena last New Year's on a special car, the same car and driven and. directed by the same motorman and conductor that bore the Brown warriors to a licking the previous year. afternoon it bore eighteen husky football players, seventy-five assorted and talented musicians, and various and sundry attaches such as coaches, first aid corps and ct ceteras, the whole constituting the advance party of Marines sent from their home station at Mare Island to capture Pasadena. Lieutenant Newton Best, post athletic officer, is in command. In spite of their successful season, the Marines arc not over-confident.

Thev realUe that the Camp Lewis Santa Claus Steps Into Tennis Play And Halts the Fun Soccer Teams Clash! o-Day fifty miles away from San Francisco. Stockton, Santa Itosa, Napa. Palo Alto, San Jose, Santa Cruz, Marys-vllle, Merced and Fresno have all been suggested as possible training places for the Seals. 8 s6 Sacramento's manager still is to be E.PHAIR selected. Beport has it that Bill Rod-gers still is running aa first choice, and the prediction is made that an effort will be made to larid him.

Tho NTERNATIONAL soccer will be on the boards this afternoon at Ocean Shore grounds. as I What they have eaten. TAnd the harder they work she Is represented In San Jranciaco During the meeting of the directors one of tho visitors In the Van Nuys orridors was "Overcoat" Jack Atkin, tho racetrack man, who formeily owned tho Sacramento club. Atkin said when ho sold the Sacramento club that he was anxious to get out of baseball, because there was too much strain on his nerves. He had been used to the racetrack, where action is quick.

In baseball you sometimes have to wait for seven months team has developed a lot of new and dangerous stuff during the past month, and that the team that will trot onto the turf on New Year's Day will be Immeasurably superior to that outfit trimmed by the 'Marines nt Tacoma not so Ions: agone. The Marine squad Is composed of the following: Beckett, tackle; Itidder-hoff, guard; Mitchell, and D. Gardner, half; Ambrose, end; Parker, back; Hall, guard; Purdy, tackle; Teberg, center; Bailey. tackle; chief obstacle is that Jridge McCredie wants Bill to manage his Portland club in the Northwestern League. Furthermore, Bill's showing of the past season tended to indicate that as a player he would not be such a tremendous asset.

And then he would have to be purchased, and Judge SANTA CLAUS Btepped out on the tennis courts at Golden Gate Park yesterday and spoiled all the fun for a gathering of enthusiasts who had anticipated much pleasure In witnessing the final matches In the Women's Club class singles tournament. Old Santa did not actually step out In per-don, but he was the responsible party, Just the same. Miss Helen Baker was scheduled to play Miss Anita Myera for the championship and Mrs. Jack Mar-lsch was to meet Mlas Ursula Dietrich for the honors In the third class. But Old Santa wouldn't let them play.

Brown, quarter; Hobson, end; l.usn- ECONOMY. Owing to the stress of war Persons who own, Or pretend to own, Baseball ilubs Have taken up tha subject Of economy. They are Hooverists In a sort of way. The good ship Baseball Is sailing a stormy sea, And the excess cargo, In other words. The Jonahs, Must go overboard.

There are many ever so many-Jonahs Aboard the good ship Baseball. For instance, There is the Springtime Training trip. The Special De Luxe, The festive Journey. man, center; Atoimen, naar; w. unru-ner, half.

Then, of course, there Is Hugo Bezdek, Oregon coach, who has been polishing off the Marines for thoir final task of tho football season. If the Camp Iicwls men especially the Oregon veterans thereon see that motorman and that conductor on their car New Year'B day well, there's apt to be a couple of murders, or at least an Insistent demand for a new train crew. Professional Hockey Season Ushered in VANCOUVER (B. C), December 22. The professional hoekey season wan ushared In last night by an exhibition game between Vancouver and a picked team aggregation from other cities In the Pacific Coast Hockey League, calling themselves the Terminals.

Vancouver won by a score of 0 to 8. The line-up: Vaiirounr Lehman, gnal' firlfrta, nmut; Cook, fipyer point; Taylor, rtner; Mry, omlar; Stanley. riti wing: Mwiw. left wing. TgrmtnaJe- lrtne, goaJ; I'atrlck, 4rit: RJrtny, corn Hhore, rorr; Morria, oniter: Itilei loft wing; Mcliri.ald.

right wtjig. Holiday Programme At Association Club The Club will go on with Its boxing entertainment, In and environs, will combat aii-scoi-land, represented by the same. The teams are selected from the various teams of the California Football League, and will take the place of the league games to-day. The strength of the Barbs' and Burns' defense la shown in the selection of goalkeepers and backs on both teams, while the efficient scoring machine of the Union Iron Works is wholly represented on the forward divisions. tSurrock and Hay, Celts In ancestry and team affiliation, will play for the Scotch team; otherwise all Is peaceful.

Following are the line-ups: England Scotland. Hvywond (Hurni). otl JMVltnd (Barb lUrlin It! I.W.).. Kirhtbark Htfnon (Itarb.) Smith (Bnrni). Itlgtit back.

(O.C.j Holmes Loft half Mitf'ti HI'iniK). Center (T.I.W. Oarnida rll) hit.li!e left. (It. I.W.) Tiki' Right lialf Hurl (O (...) Thnrtu In't Ifft.

Tifd d' Wood (II I (Illnii (Tlil) Iimidt ((Vlt.) Plckiiell I.W.) -Outside rurht Hay (Celt.) Giants and Indians To Mingle in Spring NEW YORK. December 22. The New York National League club an The more they Eat And when they get A breathing spell Between working and eating They eat Some more. And there it the homeward trip-Bush league trains, Bush league hotels, Big league mosquitoes, Bush league diamonds, Rain, Snow, Floods, Blizzard, Etc, And other words To that effect. The athlete, On hie return From a training rip, Haa indigestion.

Gout, Neuralgia, P'P Housemaid's knee, Etc, And so forth. Spring training trips! Whaddayamean Training? Whaddaymean Economy? jvi ci. rea ie, needing mm in the Northwestern, wouldn't let him go except for. a fat figure. Sacramento will have, a substantial treasury, but if a satisfactory manager can be signed without the expenditure of a lot of money there will be more left for the purchase of players when tho team's weaknesses are ascertained.

Managers Deadlock Over Player Transfer ST LOUIS, December 22. A conference between Miller Hugglns, manager of the New York American League baseball club, and Business Manager Qulnn of the St, Louis Americans, over the transfer of Second Baseman Pratt of the Browns to the Yankees was without result. Hug-gins Is known to have made offers of several players for Pratt, but all have J. U. Klawnns, who officiated at most of the football games on California Field during the senson Just past, and who Is now officiating as a first lieutenant at tho Presidio, hns a great respect for the ability of Lieutenant W.

L. Stanton, the Camp Lewis mentor, aa a football coach. While expressing fcreat admiration for the Marines, Klawans believes that Stanton's wide football knowledge will stand the Camp Lewis men In mighty good stead, and expects that the Marines will have to play harder and better football than ever before thn race is settled. Atkin couldn't stand, it. But, as a matter of fact, the game bus never lost Its fascination for him, and he wouldn't mind taking another whirl at it.

During his visit to Angeles he made the statement that he would be willing to back a Coast League club In San Diego, either by taking over one of the franchises of the present organization or by assuming a new franchise if the league was expanded to eight clubs. Interest in baseball will have a real revival about the middle of next month. The mugmitps will start sending out their contracts and the managers will start the gathering in of players to fill the vacant places created by the army draft and the big league recalls and purchases. So far only one club has announced its training camp. The Salt Lake Bees are to go to I'ortervllle.

Oakland will, in ail probability, return to Boyes Springs, Hen Berry sort of specializes in picking out a new training ramp each year. He hasn't marie up bin mind whether to go north or south this coming upring, but, unless some (-Tdal Inducement Is made, ho will uwt take tils club more than forty or Athwart the landscape, Which wastes food And coal, Miss Baker had neglected to take heed of the warning, "Do your Christmas shopping early," and had ta go downtown to rub elbows with tho crowds. Miss Myers had also forgotten a doting relative and was busy making a selection. It was very regrettable that Old Santa should Interfere with the pastime of tennis, but next Saturday, If the skies are clear, there will be no chance of holding- up tfte Important matches. Braves and Yanks Plan Spring Scries BOSTON, December 22.

Plans for a merles of exhibition baseball games between the Boston Nationals and the New York Americans to be played on their way home from Southern training camps In April, were announced to-day by Walter K. Hup-good, bUNlncss manager of the local club, And energy. And alcohol, And ever so many Other necessary things, Especially food and alcohol. And then the training camp, before to stop the Ninety-first team. Klawans was an official in the Oregon-Pennsylvania gittne last yrar at Pasadena, and would like tho clmnee to handle the nt.teks or a whistle or horn or something this year.

ifa There is peculiar srt of super-etltiona attuthed to this Touniurnonf nounced to-day the spring training schedule for next year. The club will return from Marlin, Texas, in the company of the Cleveland Amer-lean League club, which takes the place of the Detroit Americans, with which club tho New York team made prior Jaunbs la 1914 and. 1517, spile of tho holidays On Wednesday night Sallnus Unhlnson nnd Soldier Prank McCoy are billed to come together. The other bouts will be: II0I1 Itefel f. Rd'He Hhafw, HoldW tint Wolf V.

HeUtiar Jimmy Cnminrw, Frank Oaldrna Jimmy Owwmt, Harry llckrdt. Oten fayiw. I'muI m. llarnm, Tommy Mcyuad WlllUut I 'r! hern turned down by Quinn and President C. Ball of the Browns.

Humor ttiat "Wild Mil" Donovan la to come here ns manager of the St. Louis National league Club apparently Is without foundation. President Rickey of that lub denied the report to -citify. Where athletes Eat, With the accent on the Last syllable. EatI And then they Try to work off.