The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1905, Page 2

. Racing RACING! (TRAINING ELEVENS as Firat y ‘ purse foon, 1:03 Priva + t artor fe n " a Hooray | Fog ‘ Fourth rx « + Mlection Ha 2 : @enle Bur M Fitth ra. Novena, Nor Binth race, six and a half maid prarme mast: Da NASHVILL Tuesday's ng follows Firat race, five and a halt purmeV ah, Ferryma toreh Beco: Purne Adeano: 1 x ehtha rata Pulma, Braden, th ra da half Curiones FE purse—Principia. « on Bam. Awe < Wweeang, | Pitth race, thr quarters of elling—Salvace, Nina, Nov f ace, mite and an olghth ». Hart, Lew Girl, Turrar Pik ta the " ertty of the way the Min as it war last ¥ od Harris le auth wemidable tha leapie, of the West ven, which played le on consecutive Sate his opinion the Yale team is stronger. Yale has a much me ted and speedy e Bays, and the backs play be helping the with affording him good 5 thinks Harvard may or on naw ale, but weaker tu the center pa Of the line. NASHVILLE, weatern coaching and more open style of play Tenn, Nov. 7 conduct, not only on the part of | Blaygre of the two teams, but by Mudents of the respective ¢ ‘The low of Von Saltza by the Co- team, owing to tinese Im hin ts about the most severe blow blue and white has received this ‘That there is money in gotng agatnet ; tt bs to laugh \ Battling Nelson has announced that | the seoond-raters is shown by the fact | as much ¢ will not fight anyone for #i* | that ¥ rhett cleaned up S1.le tn matches. The ad And Mart be “tam gathering some soft money on eany t Abe Atte notes amd tthe Cght 4 we cirevit.” he said. “se go afler some of it, should I tight? There are plenty | fight reguiariy three-round be or boys whe cam hold me pretty | fore a Phijadetphia A het makes | acrome bie knew ie oy Umited round bouts, Tommy Sullivan of St for one. He wants me to box clever and strong he might get the in & Mmited bout. it would burt my drawing power gved t be | & specialty of such affairs. When a fighter accuses me ing crooked i bs about time that | qui the ring forever id Stim Set trie the other day. Jott was referring t the ebulittions of one Macyin Mart, of | to matoh the Britt Jim y not take etween Kobert Fitasimn ING Nov. BELLINGHAM, Nov. bee Sack O brie ‘2 pet on Dock street. has been leased he Bellingham Athletic Woolover Home Hart would nee with the big man French poodie would with a bt IN THE SOUTHLAND The southern people have welcomed ¢ the well known Efforts to bring about « resumption | Michigan coaches in the south are McGugin, Redden, Cole and DePree Of athletic reiations be an-| Curtis G. ¥ hing the Kentucky university team at Lexing - aS Oe a Cole is at the University of Virginia, at Charlottavine age Ee Soiecd cieala | James DePree is at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and Dan athletic supremacy nd, they | McGugin is at Vanderbilt, Nashville Gre bitter foes, and the games be-| ‘Tween them in the past fave been teriaed by most unwporteman- the the powdie - If Jeffries ever meets Hart in the ring-or any sound spanking. | Terry MeGowers's manager deciines | “Terrible Terry holding off for a meet ing with Batting Nelson Torry hy te only & third-rater Netson wit! lose me money. my tend te, give | Kentucky rt claimed Jeff tried to | NO te rom 2 come, tine & tons ein mont him (he double-croms in come, and « satwoon Metborn When they play out Tw outs dott should ‘not worry | ahd Hiritt would greatiy stimulate tn the best man then available, = | any aspersions that tary | terest in & meeting between te wir ‘ leGovern wants me to meet him at | him. Hart ha: more | ner tf such « match with Nelson, If 1 can Go 18 handily, but 1) is | hing and lew Terry really has come back there te se SaTaEST wants 10 meet me at | " the large sine. scrapers no excuse for hin refusal to" meet +e Ag before the pu! } oro will finish! my thea Fae ins ste anion bea his ‘old-time form. Im hie fight with at Feam ane aaa’ 2? | east Went ns Tommy M y tone than three min ringntd | wiew actual fightiog took place. Mur and did net was the Sooaing ee put to him. minister sufficient atime to akes 1X pounds be time pommirote wheth erry atti mes it of Pugilis to hear of the match being | May Organize / probably be played Thursday even nancies | take pla: ranch tion for three months, with an option |!" the latter part of Tw b Hi T See year. The hall will be made | s00t & ogo Bt ase a eam Teady for the athietic association im- | ne ree sia — hy mediately. adeiphia the comir ona ban F a the vy weight championship should ett be the dope. O'liriens engagement| Desptte the fact that Miss Ada Ka ine in real estate. Page 6. pretty, well, filed with prom |sell, preaidentiof the Seattle high be canceled. “Lanky Bab,” wha, it is *chool girl's ath association. naid, ls looking like a two- some time ago emphatically denied year-old, says ¢ the giarelany knowledge of a movement of the foothgtta, r him n + sauars fing tie’ adds, hy the watt |mmong the young ladies of the that it was not hie fault that a mateh | School to organize in the comb was not artenged with Marvin Hart. | epring, a girl's baseball team, such e Riltly Roche has been trying to in| 4 Plan is being discussed by the 104 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH ie © Jor Gans to fight under his man-/ girls and almost enanimously ap- Agement for som mut Gans . ner . ons plauded. At the basket-ball pra : | trove’ choles than Reche” “mething tice at the armory Monday, the} = |eubject was brought up and die Of all the asinine, r refra: cussed at length The plan is be tory four flushers, Mn rt. mis- ling received with much favor Sashes were ot the ton oe throughout the school a peg Dg The work of the high school | work at Ren: athletic association this season is | ville paper sor very commendable. The member his fight was witnessed by hundreds |chip t« i nd t . Pox: ; Ty eee 5S - i arge a he members are intat cpartiog mae che Gol none hused with the athletic spirit 4 find with the referees. Hart claime | Basketball is now the principal ; a at Je ee tried In ever to let | form of athletics at the high school 4 fay, Wouls that Reet bet wn although the f weather of late | This is part of Marts low.-dow has brought large numbers of ; in The night before the fight 1 tennis adherents. What will be E, Mictiaea Leo tn ht igs rp | line-up of the basketball team Fe Jager. Jeffries said: ‘Hart cre |Unknown as yet. That Miss Han & ¥ and Root are the two best men in|mah Kinkston, captain of the high thie country, 1 wanted to turn over | school basketball team Inst year 3 | but 1 an defend It | Will be one of the players is a cer ‘ | t ma r you |tainty, There are several others of a vaya. 3 tt mont | lst Year's players that will be un ‘ ee | tue tT must | doubtedly d. A © game og BOTTLE | Feed | is be played Thursday after a 1 eo & higt school team a4 THIS MALT 18 MADE BY A fl ether’ am of the Denny 7 3 DISTILLER. {IT 18 NOT A in 4% PATENT MEDICINE with B li & my knees. 1 es ' 1 he did ¢ Thursday evening on the Arcade % ¥ t nth round alleys, Morris and Byles and Keene} 2 4 ieamalts toot and Koch will bow! a return match Last spring Morr and Byles 1 An ¢ un T th d Ww 104 First Ave. So. to trim. i 1 ‘ ; defeated by the latter du | plonahip to Root, ith Jeffrivs | Phones: Sunset Pink 1751: Inde) Yu0e A. Uk 8. ent) Mrs, William Wray and A. 1 indent 1751. | A lives eats and as |Jenkins, and Mra. Frank Wade ant 46 but worth and Mr. Warren are to play Free Delivery lace 4 to talk, » & series of match games to be bow! 1 te Ane wh 1b » he te |ed on the Monareh, Arcade and Bis Mail orders promptly filled willing t Jeffries in the ring marek alleys. The first match will THE SEATTLE STAR--WEDN SPORTS ‘Seattle Loses Close} Game Chia month BTANDING month, which was a craven at won by Mrs William Wray, with 84 scores ever | oy o 4 120, Heit _ i. ng on the Monarch alleys, For the woman bowlar who auc ceda in bowling the most L20 ge a fur collar Arcade tant or better on the The prise alley« ow TNE 1 Howling uy league in International on the Arcade alleys Tuer ing, the Areadg bowling | as defeated by«Anacortes in| ly ¥ it wan last might match. The inlegvaph | |; wires not working welt and the telephone had to be tied and only the team totals were given | | tor corten first two games wee by cortes boys al Ar totalled four that oppanents. the score of 201,| Huggps the average of Splits were iad plenti throughout kame or, we 1 ble looking holes. game by a re ‘anger A w though ” th pin mad rUMBDAY GAMES aden their high high aprinh the Int 198 177 Maa 190 180 PACTIN fan Fr COAST LEAGUE more Lyon and 181 fully At Hughes O'Deanell au 8 Totals Team average The Kent bowlers will be im the eclty Friday bow! with the Arcade team on the Arende alleys, They were defeated last week by the Arcades by & mar. gin of ping Travel Along Thomas probably eveniig to | Thos, Tharpe has developed Into « r Kvan wandering wilderness of “the Bouth & team wherean Me tmy tn the great college pastime yped at Cotmrabia be fietent bie apudion, mt te Charlottesvil Ve. and began playing on the ft —e cal Now h en ae as eulty feared bin pronence there would have | a bad effect upon the reputation of the | school Thorpe should stady hin tes sone a little while on hie travels. Harry Payne Whitney has decided a weeding out will place on ale promising f-year of hie stable, nome of bin ymt ide The young turfman intends to sell Nattteas, Com. mene, Midas, Vanguard and israfel ail of which have shown atdiity to Face well in private or In pubite. Jockey Tod Bloan is considering an uiter to go on the stage to take the ‘ part now played by M. Coban in “Little Johnnie Jones.” The part in that of an American jockey Who has been met down by the fnglish judgres on sumpicion of foul riding in the derhy. Cohan te to produce en other play as soon as he finds an ao ‘ e player for bis present part One more horseman and plunger has wn the scene of action. Ward the Mast that Arthur broke. Featherstone fabulgue #uma on the lavish entertainer He oo wager mm bith ms 48 O00 ve of bin horse winning paid his trainer £1,000 0 and & jockey © tee wom, hae Hungeford, 9 wealthy merchant of New York the Jamaica track the © h the avowed Intent! Bane Y hire Lad, com mia | started day which went te the post at 16 to & File wife had | him (ntercepted amd an inquiry started as to his sanity ahire Lad won handily Lippy Medal Contests: the race Ineteed of holding - the mt of the Lippy medal _contes for the best all-round athlete, Noverr 4. as was formerly stated, the ontest In to be th vem 15, at the «ymnanty: the cuoos (hiatan swoon, | ALBERT HANSEN ou runniog high 706 tat Avenuo pound shot-put e medal y eat agnite | » last year | hy thie om j the other In Riverett next rday ihe Beat a foottoa with pi high leven Red Hot of mt peed te SPECIAL TODAY and TOMOR- * ROW AND WHILE THEY thing doing on page #™ ¢** LAST, - * Want to borrow money Hee Dandy Heater We have 20 Cravenette Rain oats that we want to @osé out in a hurry, so we baveput the price down to 10.00; the real value of this garment ts $15.00 H. LEWIS & 00. First Ave. and Cher NOTICE....... BREWERY WORKMEN STILL’ ON STRIKE DRINK UNION BEER GEO. H. WOODHOUSE Co, 1405 Second Avenue. BOTH PHONES 944 DAY, NOV. & REGAL $15.00 1905 Football Eastern sport " are ting ut bar at Quarterba | disba i 4 rba Mahoney Pa., biffed the right ja fr all fight in wh he | sper yined. Three th land spectators are estimated to | have been fighting at ¢ time. Two | players and 14 spect were ly dt Suits and Craven- ettes THER mak- ers of cloth- ing wait until the custom tail- or’s season is OVER and then adopt styles a season stale. Regal Styles are created at the same time thet the make-to-or- der shops originate THEIR garments. A season ahead of any other -made clothes—and LIKE them ONLY because they can be “slipped right on.” When dasin the made bill at a DO mparison take sult thé taflor but look at his mame time. v ta ¢ last the PROF. DE FOREST The Great Clairvoyant 5 at sto 23 DAYS MORE SELLING OUT LION CLOTHING HOUSE First Ave. 8. and Main 8 4 % of wie h ene life from P § His power to give | # ise on all ts of love fo yurtship, marriage, divoree, Ine |g vestmer peculations, ‘dise | @ | Me wilt H YOU the || power of co’ nd how to be || master and { your ows 4 home and aff 4 || I= your husband, wife or fo | t indifferent to yout occupying the position you are ably qualified [5 mi a b No YESTERDAY WA Meadow Gardens, In will be gone forever 400 feet long. Why Over $400 worth of have fru A RECORD-BREAKER fn C. D. Hillman's days all of our cleared and grubbed land ‘o wonder, they sell for $250 for a tract over would t more than that alone to clear it i on one acre of this land. Some and city water, and at $60 per acre, © We al want about twenty amen Take new Renton ¢ rT Come toda Eve yund Seattle, Just big atoc walk po! 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