The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1905, Page 2

eewie ‘ re Tongorder 112, Coy Maid 109, Oliver % 9%, Red Ruler 94. “ races at thre mile and two at one teenth miles comprised the ca dat Jamaica ye ary favorit ters di viding the pt | La ond-ra off a not ¢ show Tn fact have t time rightt afte hard campaign from early sp However open, New 0: ifornia tra will face the barrier En and re and Latonia follow on on ation f rve a extending a va fully the Jamaloa at ies LATONIA } First race, one and sixteenth ger 124, Ivan the Terrible 122. Cog-| homen 120, Frontenac 114, Cloten | 212, Toscan 109, Graceful 110, As- 100, Kinleydale 95. Go'd Rose Isa Daisy 88. Second race, one and one-fourth miles, setling—Rossmond 104, Lord alge The Southerner 100, 160, Sonoma Belle 98. Joe ‘Lesser 99, St. Roma 99, Dick Young ‘$7, Ora 94, Panique %4, Sir Brillar ‘Third race, eleven-sixteenths of » mile, selling—Rustling Silk 106. Mollie Donohue 104. Little Flea 104, Ta Socierre 104, Herman Jobnson | 99, Cassandra 99. ‘Croas- teenth miles, Southampton handl- cap—-Woodsaw 118, Martin Doyle Cromwell 107, Troe Wing 107, Rose of Dawn 99. Gamara 99. Incantation 97, Black Prince 95. Flinders 94, Gold Rose 93, Mirth- less 90. Fifth race, eleven-sixteenth of a mile—Delude 102, Annetta Lady 102. Good a 102, Oflanda 102. Royal China} Azure 102. Swell Girl 102, Tinnin 102, Caprice 162, Ori- flamme 102, Skyte 102, Usury 102. = waged Daisy 102, Maudina 102, ‘Miss Lingard 162. Sixth race, one and one-sizteenth | miles, maidens, purse—Banker 110, | Copper 110. Father D. 110, Maid of ‘Timbuctoo 107, Brilliant 107, Gam- bier 107, Chrysolite 107, 1, Myrica 107, PURE WINE} VINEGAR We know this is pure Wine omega evn re Baseball /BASEBALL TEAM OF VAN TASSEL BROTHER JAMAICA, N. Y., RESULTS. Three-fourths of a mile, bandt cap-—Onk Duke, Siy Ben, James Reddick; 1:13 One and one-stxteenth miles, selt-| ing — Grenade, Norbury, Mabel Richardson; 1:46 4-5. One and one-sixteenth miles, han- | dicap—-Ormondes Right, Louis H.,| Pavette: 1:47 2-5 Three-fourths of a mile, the Hentington Handicap— Bellestrome Keator, Saaraphina: 1:13 3-6 Three-fourths of a mile, selling Brush Up, Yada, Water Mirror; iM Three-fourths of a mile, purse, maidens—Good Luck, Peeping Tom, Samson; 1:14 1-6. PROBABLE LATONIA WINNERS. Wild Indian, Odessa, Oderon. Wexford, Intense. Chief Milliken. Jack Ratlin, Roscoe, Royal Le- Interlight, Hot Toddy, Letta Duf- Charawind, Jno. E. Leader. Glisten, Owens, Class Lady Mistake, Falernian PROBABLE JAMAICA RESULTS. Ivan the Terrible, Kinley Dale, Ce The Athlone. Ada Russell, Silk Tongorder, Cromwell. Usury, Mandana, Royal China. Maid of Timbucto, Copper, Gam- bier. Doings of Southerner, Lord Badge, Cassandra, Rustling Martin Doyle, Oliver “Yank” Kenney, former heavy- weight prizefighter and sparring partner of James J. Corbett, ts hav- ing trouble with the New York po- lice. He is being held for imper- sonating an officer. About two weeks ago he was taken up on a charge of highway robbery, but proved an alibi While the matchmakers are busy laying out work for Battling Nelson hille | more apeed in this department miles, purse—-Mayor Duncan 98, Mr Wadieigh 98, Royal Income 98, J. H Montgomery 105, Wild Indian 106 Great King 105, Bourbon News 10! ‘Tom Combs 101, Oberon 103, Welsh 103, Adesso 104, Oliver 106, Hi thorn 108, Bikdom 1 Second one mile, selling Tete Noir 96, Chief Milliken 98, In-| tense 99, Labor 102, Wexford 102 Fiorize! 102 ab Maxim 102. J. P.| rie CENTER PICTURE IN THE UPPER LINE IS GEORGE W. VAN TASSEL, FATHER OF THE TEN gp he ae amass YOOUNG MEN SHOWN IN THE GROUP. Third race, three-fourths ae aap sigue bas been contributed to the Glamoné by George W. Var = orem tet 24 Saty Bey Pa. The team ts made up entirely of Mr. Van “ ne. Mr. Va e lee! Trap 10 kido'etta 101, Pres { whom are living < © 10 boys in the family, the oldest entation 102. Signal Ii. 102, Miladi| , how imbent in the picture, is 1 It was natural, with 10 boys in the family, /to an rece mise, ta nee | oe am, ond the reoult hes boom © club that 5 we rappy fight on the dla . Frank Bell 106, Marco 106, Belt | “E2® Binning che of ; ; a Toone 106. Ayr 107, Roscoe 108, ee = 3 se Royal Legend 110. i= . Fourth race, three-fourths of | y,, - Ar "7 CAN'T BEAT THE RING, BAY mile, handicap—Interlight 94, Quinn | ~\y, é Horse Sense DWYER Brady 103, Letta Duffy 105, Hot} ya gag Section tm ‘hee Sependedt. on Toddy 106, Osee 107, Minnie Adams} = L ATONIA, KY., RESULTS ; the charity of others, Micha@l F 16. y» | Three-fourths of a mile, selling aa i Kansas City | Dwyer, a few years ago the (fore Fitth race, steeplechase, Clu! mack Fox, Azclina, Felix Moses; | en ha d to teat the COM) mont figure on the American! turf House Course Narod ! Teac aie Leer ee titutionalily the anti-racing aw . of th ng game “After 128, Sweet Jane 143, John B. ¢ mone One mile and 1 in Missouri. The law grew out than . rackag, 1 ny 145, Class Leader 150, Charawind | ,, John a nasty fight among St. Louls rece] tat’ it org edn, =f + 165. . i track gamblers beat the ring. You ean'tdo ft, no Sixth race, one and o— one hree-fourths of a mile, purse Jan. DB. Haggin, the & key how you try, for #®* is) your <malies, selling oe — §-| woggle Bug, Polly Forest, Tarpe; | breeder of thoro ghbreds ® 40-| judgment agsinst others’? thelr b Hickory Corners 93. Rova a bacts. cided to retire from business, and) ing backed with inside knowleds Plautus 98, ee Mistake 100, Fal-/" One mile. purse—Cornscate, Pir-| Will sell bis holdings at Green Hilts.) that you can't Dwyer loat § rasan 108, Glisten 106 ate Polly, White Plume; 1:40. near Lexington, Ky. Mr. Hagein! o¢ on the turf Weather clear; track fast Three-fourths of a mile, selling—|*"ys the thoroughbred bastness ts i Relden, Calabash, Matabon: 1:45 3-5 | depreciating every year SILER IS KEEPING QUINT NEW YORK—JAMAICA One and one-sixteenth miles, sall-| J. H. Martin, the American jc Geo. Siler ten't throwing First race. three-fourths of a mile.| 500° nongannon, Monochord, Athe-| Will ride for the prince of Wales|hat for Al. Kaufman and ch Bandicap—Bad News 126. Pat Bul-/ 14° 1:43 24 next year. He will recetve $10,000| him on as the coming chamgion SPORTS ATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18, 1905. : Li phs Bi ; 4 B : |? i } Football Oxing | S Schmidt Gets i ee His Go-By me be , : . | | n Cla \t es 1 : . . enc : UNIFORMS [stand the (Guaranteed F In tellin he ¥ 1 | F mi gat py Aanotgy rou ghee FOUL LIN | Extra Heavy U. S. BLUE j Mr we ve ‘ SERGE or ENGLISH wena anenll os of talk he D if Colum _~ Everywhere for $20 | med ) ye ‘am saat: For Three Days Only (Oakland Loses ar-welaht, 0nd ‘ome. usar, th to Siwashes | #1600 purse “Tt ought i t acl | TANI {inno . Tiger iF tland ’ q f 1 | cat go oo & Oct 18. ke . in ee se , to gather tn four bit ta) St eee ese ct Pieemnend 615-617 First Ave. oe tee tetiowing. 414] uirength. He eayebe fan throw one On the Square, Opp. Totem Pole Schmidt allow t andt ee} bell and then arm feels as tb oe 9 4 to th a orig ~ "Until n waa| BOBBY ath the Commu » were t ne| By Stuart MacLean, comparatively safe, with a good lead Rube” Vickers, rustle by trade lefted for Seattle by innings: | attle 00000012 1— 5 | Hits steocoreee-'s 2 SH SESE ddition exclusive of the regular fees regu lated by the jockey club, The prince} aleo wanted Maher, but could not get bim. Complaints of weird riding at Bet mont park continue to be made, but! if an effort to discipline the jockeys! is being made it is not noticeable to the naked eve. Siler wants to wail and neo whether Kaofmen can stand the gaff. In all) of bts fight» thas far Kaufmag has! |} done all of the punishing. He hits hard. le shifty and cle bat he hasn't been mauled around the ring yet. Siler harks back to the time Peter Maher landed on this turf and bowled over the men he met with the greatest of ease; but he quit whon stung in the battle with Fitz simmons in New Orleans A tagting fighter m be able to receive as er ¥a'e coaches are dissatiafied with! the linesmen of the team, and will] devote their time to developing FOUR HEROES OF THE GOLFING WORLD | recovered enough to langots Easily Defeat Tigers LOS ANGELES, Oct. 18—Tacoma | was easily defeated by the Angels Tuemlay. The Angels ame down jupon Brown tn the first inning with » whirl and a roar and snatched up two doubles, two singles and a | pep, which, when the ere had ount them up, came to four runs. Keefe, the high priced twirler, fell into Brownte’s shoes in the second inning, but could not make the Tiger victorious herd. Gray laid down strikeouts for Tom Angeles, S« Los Angeles ...40010000*%—5 Tacoma .., ...010001000 Ratteries —Gray Eager; Brown, Keefe and Graham. Um- pire Perrine. PORTLAND GAME POSTPONED PORTLAND, Franciaco Han Tuceday j land 2 At Tacoma 2 THE PLAYERS IN THE INTERNATIONAL James Braid and Harry Vardon (sitting) (standing). Messrs. Braid and Herd (on the of the tournament for Seotland. golfing fixture of recent years, Scotland and two in England GOLF TOURNAME| A. Herd and J. HT left) won the first m This is perhaps the most i Four matches will be played for $10,000 a side. FORM WHIST CLUB A has-been in his class can | gon university | to do, the little Dane continues the on tenor of hie way dawine | Stanford Plays down $1,500 a week on the stage in BPOKANE, Oct. 18.—A wh a brief sparring act. Nelson seems Fine Ball Nee heen formed by the & to have the good sense to realize Athletic club, of this city that this is his haying season, and| - — tournament will be played. that it is only a matter of time until) STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,| eam Will be selected to play his sun will go down behind the! oct. 18.-Stunford defeated the Ore whist tournament r ball te € en direct to ee oo 0 | draw tell-hop wages, and that 1*| ‘Tuesday by u score of 10 to 4. The| PLAY RETURN GAME ’ us from a winery. It ts not | draw bo | manufactured. Nothing better ae a six points by which the team} At Recreation park Sunday the for pickling purposes. It is very | MICHIGAN'S LINE-UP jwon the game by altormer players of “Deg” will plas strong, goes twice as far as the ‘The line-up and statintics of the| touchdow n and « first) a return game with the Rainlers cheap vinegars. We have it in Mlcieven most promising players to| {ive minutes o | the red or white. bewtt altinngy AB « ye ae > —— | In an effort to produc sarang = pened arke) PLAN YACHT | lutely safe automobile, th games this fall are as follows cade ae PRR : Hhight. Wt. | . makers of such machines 75 Per Gallon cere sercom. « »...2MEM ‘alteration yar race “toenail tanded eguher to carey out fee toe ~ ome 52) boats between Germany and the! tific experiments until it is ascer ener lw. p Cl oh, ht States next summer off) tained just what grades and compo L¥rank: Longman. f. | read, Mans. It is proposed to! sitions of metals are beat for pe, Lenweee, 3 Rive ord xr up that onal be a per-| production of a safe and rolia | M. § i tual challenge troph ie | J.C. Garrels, end ae en sine jo 104 First Ave. So. W. M. Rheinscheld, t \3 §. Curtis, t... H. F. Schulte, g.. 190 218| Horley will 190 | Harv It looks doubtful whether Captain | be able to get in the| Automobile aire's 1 racing 4 rt, Th lineup before the game Phones: Sunset Pink 1751: Inde- 1B D. Graham, ¢ 290 | with Pennay November 11. His in-|the Vanderbilt races was $500,000 pendent 1751. | A. G. Schultz, c.. 200) Juries consist of a torn thigh muscle | which includes the money ent by Free Delivery / vi Nba {and a damaged kneecap, received the spectators. The aggregate co Mail orders promptly filled J’ Wargsin hunters in real estate two weeks ago while hurdling one! of the machines in the race is $ snd packed in plain boxes. wil do well to look on page 6. *** of the ond eleven's backs 000 PACIFIC t. 16 fame Grounds wet COAST LEAGUE TUESDAY At San Francisco Loa Angeles Portiand- postponed OAMES. Seattle 5. Oak An mG, ‘SPORTING BREVITIES In the first scrimmage of the year Harvard serubs defeated the varsity on or no Winifred, a a trotter to stock farm, 6 to 0. apparent trotting bud Direct Hal 2:04% at Sy | five minutes after she | mile peat ber ing galt clase protest right his guard fitth White bronght and she at that on wi he: nek her paring to build a fire w aall profesrional The Salt cloned to the fighting push aposties, or the qu ded that prize ying the cf Chicago, Lake morals of the polygamous wives bars Gradually ing raised and the revived to have it gol being hope Christmas harer orum fight and » reason. Mins filly by has changed from pacer. ¢ week Ben White mile at the trot in ne day inst worked the filly a at his Ideal | Twenty trotted that r out to re into a pae in the w to trot threatens Wisconsin's the claim year on the gridiron of reprisal to biz this ts By ker nein ia nder ¥ claiming ho is “| has be The 12 of seventios ing was de f m sons 0! © put up the the Chicago ld is be Sev. round bouts have recently The being Anapolls whipped inte al been football keside « full blast by good ing game is sports limited pulled off eleve condition by Dr Paul Dashiell, head cutt and Rockwell Farl neticn at Col uck fleld, bu coach and O1 assistant mbia shows a weak Hine 2:10) Now ashe acts as though she had never known Chicago university Rertke, They've got a game called football It don’t seem any fun at all To me. ‘They throw each other down, An’ stamp you right into the! ground, An’ kick, an’ fight. 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