The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1905, Page 2

THE SEATTLE, §T SPORTS ~MQNDAY, NOV. 6, 1905 Boxing Baseball Football — ia Racing Se a a ee ® ® AUTO RACES SAME AS LAST Wi | high school football ele m the RACING! Thre f f inane Monarchs Win | local grounds aturday. The Oy SELLING OUT ‘ C aa S € eran ayers In_the event that France returns T | hi a t hh) va weno henvier than thal OD6 EVERYTHING AT WHOLE the Vanderbilt cup, . @ egrap ic a c nent ALK 5 i over the Long Island cou the Peter scoeey sated ret eal Sv halt | ny a8 lon tne Monarch rows IMMENSE GARAGE || VON CLOTHING HOUSE ae nue then whhasawn, bas Deon Long Wland just the same and for yb j First Ave. 8, and Main St Wook, and then withdrawn, has Lang land ‘jut the same and fF] 0% Sowing on the, Bovarch a IL 5 he Mentified as Free kman, a hors ferred the famous race for the Ben-|leys Saturday evening, defeated the " oth ot ttehbchinclie tees | 3 en from owner C. C. McCafferty nétt cup into a touring contest, The) Anacortes bowling team in a tele ; > ie aan the fact that 6 last spring when he was racing on big success of the Vanderbilt race| graphic match, The Monarch team | is Se ees — ~q! Bedi lf Zee G00et, The culprit, one Wat assures an intornati meet here| bowled 2,762, and the Anacortes| New York firm is to build ® garage) kins er Wilson, a colored man, has —s Sowled 2.700, and the Anacortes) es a storage capact br $00 car | skipped and the Pinkertons will ro by the Monarch team, and py| The garage will contain every! Store the horse to his rightful own the Anacortes bowlers | known convenience for the care of a or. Ruhlin After the Big Cocos Ones Olympia Defeats California Wins Y ‘The laws of California make the 3 “doping” of horses an offense pun fshable by (ine and imprisonment mt of the Los An entrali la Se ie a Jockey club announces a re BERK Cal | Waot $500 for information which rr ceeeees we. Trew” Seek | the Ber am pur ead to the co ion of a with his protege, Gus Ruhlin, see! | noon the University tog Ringgit mgggetinn fen: ul ing @ fight with any of the “big (Special to The Stand Sect thine: deteaien una,” Jeffries or Marvin Hart pr OLYMPIA 6—Be 6 score off univer peli conn on oF persons, who may ad mm ter drugs to horses during the i meeting ferred. Ruhlin has passed 30 y« ‘tn. 6 the Geaees Ea eee be 6. Site Wad aes 5 E of — but "0 other 2 : a football team lost to the Olympia out game for the Califo q folt he Mm do th and has u her bad habits he is| — 1ith, has arrived from the ply PROF. DE FOREST i east. = fanall = = : Game ‘Goes to the oes = ie |_The Great Clairvoyant Many of the horses who meed nishing the people of at-Latonia have been shipped to R i 4 superior : a California. The many local “race ain ers ais: os Bose 4 E fans’ are cageriy awaiting the open - - a wate Seal a Qng of the Oakland yaces, this com- warmth ‘J ing Saturday At Recreation park Sunday the and com to give 4 Rainiers defeatet the Superiors by fort in & ni f love, GATURDAY'’S RESULTS AT NEW & score of 9 te Both teams played m ins YORK ACQUEDUCT TRACK fast baseball, and supported thelr Menino dis- Six and one-half furlings—Rmer- pitchera well, Nelson pitched for Regal iL TRACH ¥ the | gency, Valentine, Invincible; no the Rainiers, and Woodruff and Mc z soa tine toe 3 time Claire for the Superiors. OVERCOAT. of your own One mile handicap—Fiorilia, Ivan b Norerows - j the Terrible, Kitty Piatt i | Three-fourths of a mile, Creed Big Slump In Generous in | more handicap—Jacobdite, Kinley-| ANN ARBOR, Mich.--Michigan.{thinking of dropping ono of our, she must win from Pennsylvania Proportions, with , | | @ale, Yala Gal. big games as it ix, If we can go|and Cornell often tries her@evarely At dance full “sweep A — "ge Beven-eighths of a mile, Bayview lefeated for four years hA*/ through our regular season without| Pennsylvania wants to know who Mesy to wears aa handicap—Ctifton Forge, Jocund, |frequentty importuned eastern col : at, we are more than satisfied.| could expect her to defeggy Pgnee - ween tent % Race King. ‘ . » could not think of asking owr/ton and Harvard and then turn! nicltten Cicmeneih dines Cine be drag because it is 7 } One mile and © sixteenth purse “ses for a placo upon their sched-| men to get up to another point of|around and prepare for an equally| ae. pe ne i | — es aed Ae balanced just } Consusiio 11, Gold Braid, Sun *. To Michigan's request for alsuch high excellence as a Michigan| hard game with the west, Jt gk | eres Se “7° % bn 7 h 4 right. Finest ex- 7 game, Yale has replied that she| game would require. ‘ing too much of the A" son than in 190 nes 1 ample ,of ski! : Six and one-half furlongs sell-/mever could think of taking on a] Princeton answors that her am-| her men. | wan in i t ork be a AY, . overcoat making ma Watney $eg—Reidmore, Aviston, Speed-| ks game with Michigan. We know,|bition is to win from Yale That] Harvard explains that mts | mee ts ae th 0. tn America — and smith. Yale reasons, that we would have/|she turns all of her energy toward | care about the rest of thefbunth, mit mag also did oe E ww ae we shows it. Ask for the Soll REE |to exert every effort to win, Our| getting her team in shape for this| she can defeat Penn, and win | O a oe on ee mo atte, a ins ire, even BATURDAY'S RESULTS AT La-| % hedule is too hard now, We are} one gigantic struggle. in addition,| from Yale, 4 aver, saute better than they did last Re al How to TONIA, KY. — i 'G: \| 5 speculation, ‘Three-fourths of a mite ing—| = fee een ce a AOL eR aaa Tae ees a. a | — pe ormbg Mme Bee Marco, Fiasco, Tom Kiley, 1:15 4-6. LE E ond-raters like Flynn before he can Will N t "| | font agy od t “One mile selling— Sincerity Belle. SEA TT. HIGH T AM hope for recognition from Walcott! 0 [:] |] Zovan Careless, Full Sway; 142:3-6. or Melody. || cure habits, Threotourths of a mile paree— ES E. a Mi hig T |] iocates treasures, cures nervous A teh m: = 4 anes and all ailments of the eon enna, Ete PROVES EASY WINNERS chigan team "tn aitunete ot 5 1-46. "Gee mile and one-eighth, Autumn Miss Rillie, Tartan, og owe 1:54 3-5. -eighths of a mile hapdicap Santon, Estrada Palma, Delagoa; READINGS FOR $1 FOR FEW DAYS ONLY. 103 SECOND AVE. SOUTH, Over Guy's Druc Store. PARLORS 206. Hours—9 A. M. to 8 P. M. and “Hurry Up” Yost is trying to get ‘a chance to pit the Michigan eleven sgainst Yale or Harvard, but with Iitle show of success, The east, which imagines {t is the whole thing A Before 2,000 wildly for Tacoma. All plays sent against him were nailed for a loss, and time and again would he go through cheering stu- The higher court in Indiana has dents the Tacoma high schoo! foot- decided that Sunday base ball where ball team went down to defeat at| Seattie’s line for from five to ten | 1:27 3-6. the hands of the Seattle high schoo! | yards, Admission is charged is illegal ta / ia everything, claims it would have || All Day Sunday, Phones 3098, Two mile selling—Maie Hanlon, | saturday by a score of 16 to 0. The| Seattle's ends got down on punts] that state, which blocks the hope of | nothing to gain and everything to Sold exclusively at ‘ ‘Biss Lee, Layson; 3:22 3-5. | game was by far the best exhibition| before the Tacoma fullback had| {®d@lanapolis to get on the map as 4/ icse by playing the Michigan eleven clibibaliia a ‘Three-fourths of « mile selling—|of football seen in this city this|caught the ball. Bragdon was the] S%e?-@ay base ball town. With the . ca ____ AMUSEMENT. Banatomo, Felix Mozzes, St. Noel; | season. Will Coyle, quarterback | Lest ground gainer for Seattle. He] Privilege of Sunday bare ball, In- s. 1 for Seattle, was the star of the day.| made his big gains on the revolving| @!auapolis would be one of the best A AT JOB He added four points to Senttle’s| tackle play. Toward the end of the| >#l! towns of its size In the country orem Seattie’s Colorado Wins seore by drop kicking a goal from/| second half Tacoma was fighting ae gi Ni fa ite . ~ —— the 40-yard line. His interference] desperately and came near scoring, ‘om Jenkins, champion wrestler 5 nteet aa was nimost perfect. Tacoma put up| but time was called before she had Marray Declines Offer of Amer . bas been _2upotnted JOHN CONT. meneewr aon a & game fight. and’ lost only be-j reached Seattle's goal Pinde and cotbiintnitta boxing and wrestling instructor at sorrow BOULDER, Colo, Nov. 6.—On/ cause Seattle played better football.| Hobart both put up strong games the Nationa! Military academy at sew York and London Seat Whe local campus Saturday the Uni-/ Neither team could make any|for Tacoma. Westerman, Seattle's] wo seurre nager of the| Wet Point by President Roosevelt Musighe Past Season Yersity of Utah football tram was|sains on end runs, but exerted all| left tackle, had his knee wrenched| y.rncy ity hese ball team ta the —— On the 15- 1 1 Op.Totem Juves Murry's Comedy Compa | Gefeated by the eleven of the Uni-| their efforts in line bucks. The Se-| in the second half and bad to belies league, has turmed down | Square Ss V eo Pole ms Nersity of Co! The score was|attie line was much-stronger than| taken out of the game. Henry took|tne offer of the management Of the BANKRUPT SALE miss alice’ JOHNSON @ to &. The Utah men pat up a/Tacoma'’s Jay Smith was sent| his place. Cincinnati Reds at $5,000 a year. Ho! $4.00 Suite aoe through the line for the first touch-| Seattle plays Tacoma a return | T1500 Butte “THE MARRIAGE OF KITTY" z Z ‘Tuesday evening the annual ses- Seattle Automobile ciub at a smoker at the Allocutions will he Samuel Hill and C. D. Mr. Hill is president of Good Roads association. J. ARONSON 104 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH fa Gal. . . $3.00 1-2 Gal. $1.50 A PURE GIN, DISTILLED FROM THE JUNIPER BERRY. IT 1S A FINE MEDICINAL LIQUOR. 104 First Ave. So. Phones: Gunset Pink 1751: Inde. pendent 1751 Mail orders promptly filled down after just nine minutes of} came Thanksgiving day play. Towards the end of the owe) Following was the lineup half Seattle was held on Tacoma’s| Seattle Tacoma. 40-yard line, and Coyle dropped) Burke L. B..... . Ayers back, as the spectators thought to! Westover and punt, but instead he made a drop| Henry .« Lemons kick, the ball striking the bar and| Matson White barely going over, netting four} Pollock Foss points for Seattle | Stillwell ...... RG. . Brown In the second half Tacoma took! Bragdon ROT. ..Natley, Capt a brace and held Seattle for downs| Thayer .. RE Arkley several times. Tanner, a colored| Coyle .. e@.. + Tanner lad, pat up a great game at quarter | Smith .~ Le Hobart for Tacoma, although he could not| H. Lewis .... F. B. Jacobus make any gains by quarterback| D. Lewis, capt. .R. i. Pande runs, Seattle sent very few runs} Touchdowns—Smith 2 Goal from around Tacoma’s ends that were not/| field—Coyle 1. Referee—ieat. Um-| stopped by Tanner. In the line! pire—ingliss, Time of halves—30 Captain Nutley played a star game| minutes. Attendance, 2,000. coma 5-2 Seattle Wins Ar Les Angsles—No game. Rain At Oakland—Seattle 5-14; Oak- Two Games)» + STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Won. Lost Los Angeles “ % San Francisco “7 ai Oakland ea Seattle 39 42 saz Portiand 34 az 447 Tacoma 33 48 407 OAKLAND, Cal., Nov In @ hard fought, hard hitting hitfeat Saturday the Oaklanders won the Siwashes by the s« of 12 13, but on the Sabbath the rabbit's extremity changed hands, and the aborigines fell upon the Commuters with such ferocity that they suc cumbed and both games fell to the Injuns. A good day for batting averages was Saturday. The skinned bunch blew in safe biffs in the first inning, the Onks fell in line with th Miller replaced Jones in the elghth proving an easier mark than the lat m re with five and ter and allowing the Oaks to win-the matin ay hard hitting at opportune mo. ments, good fielding and fine twirl ing, the Northerners won both games Sunday. The morning game went to them by the score of 4 to 5, and the afternoon game at 6 to 14. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. SATURDAY GAMES At San Francisco—Frisco 3, Ta coma 1 At Los Angeles—Los Angeles 6, Portland 1 At Oakiand—Oakland 13, Seattle 12 UNDAY GAMES At San Francisco—Fr » 7-4, Ta- to! } Too Much Adipose Joe Bowker, the English holder of the bantamweight title, has had to surrender {t to corn beef and cab bege Nmit, and Owen Moran has fallen heir to the coveted title Bowker is now fighting in the featherweight Givision. After Billy Rhoades stowed away Cy Flynn in 14 rounds near Kansas City recently, he wired a challenge to Joe Walcott and Billy Mellody for the welterweight championship. a} In all probability Rhoades will have to put away a few dozen more se He has outgrown the woight| says he gets that mach in the minor | league and hasn't one-half the! worry to contend with. Remedy for lhc 4 hair. Page 6. *** | > Sona Do not worry Sea page 6 The Chickering Baby Grand Occupies but Uttle m | than a good-sized uprig! | of course infinitely bel sides being more arti show @ superb collectt the richest woods, and none like it Easy payments arran, present part payment tion. D. S.Johnst CHICKERING DBA 903 Second Avenue, Burke Building, We ADAMS’ JAVA BL coffees. ADAMS TEA & COFFEE CO NEW LOCATION 1535 SECOND AVE., COR. PINE ST. Roast Coffee Every Day If you want the best 25c Coffee in Seattle try ND—it’s better than most 40c Soo 2. Murray's $12.00 Suits Murray's $16.00 Suits Murra. Murray's $20.00 Sul MEN'S SHOES. $5.00 Men's Shoes $2.50 Men's Shoes . $2.60 Men's Bhoes . $2.00 Men's Bh LaAoIEs’ SHOES. Fine Vict Kid Ladies’ Shoes, regular $3.00 value $1.65 BOYS’ SHOES. Giant Calf, the best boys’ choo! shoe on the market, $2.80; Saturday Children’s Shoes at great r @uctions. Men's working shoes ané@ shirte at about half price. THE BARGAIN STORE 1104 First Avenue. MIXED PAID VARNISH CARTER'S WHIT MIDLAND LIN 1 TERLAC CALCIMO. JOHNSON'S FLOOR WAX OLD ENGLISH FLOOR WAX OlL. JAPAN AND DRY COLORS. GLU STAIN SHELLAC BRUSHE GLASS. ETC., E LEAD. D OIL, re. GEO. H. WOODHOUSE Co, 1405 Second Avenue, BOTH PHONES 944. BUSINE: SEA PILE NIGHT SCHOOL $5 COLLE Four Nights Each Week, $4 Month 400 feet Over $40 have fruit tre We 100 har and ten more salesme only few ed around Seattle We sell better Pianos at lower prices and on easier payr acy 5 Second Avenue Iso have uncleared land at $50 per acr mers bury MILLER @& ELSTON, PACIFIC BLOCK. In ten days all of our cleared and ¢ forever Why. rth of potatoes raised on on On sidewalks and No wonder, they » acre of t ity water. Ww nty minutes’ ride Everybody a big lawn. PIANOS sther bouse in the city. KOHLER & CHASE, his grubbed 1 for $250 tor a tract over . it woul cost more than that alone to land 1 and jear it. Some out and hear © A. Meyer Mgr. more carpenters nton car to Duwamish bridge is the With Mr. Harrison J. Wolfe as Sir Reginald Balsize, PRICE $1.00 to 2 Starting Thursday, “SULTAN OF SULU.” EATTLE =. THEATER =." JOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones 43, ALL THIS WEEK, Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, bc, Ie, THE UTOPIANS, FULL OF GOOD FEATURES. PRICES to 10c. This ad. and 0c admits any woman to balcony Wednesday nm fore 13 W Present bee Theater The Most Popular Theater, TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK, Wednesday and Saturday Mati Mark Swan's Musical Farce Comedy “HOOLIGAN’S TROUBLES,” JIUST ON UD. @ONG LAUG! 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