The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1906, Page 2

RUEREEHER EERE HY UN bet ee * $160,000 mune of he }® abotition of football |® money was donated ® Maria H Wilh \* York, for the establishment of i: » chaty for tnetrw s in the * origin and development of ely onl \* a, Mra, Willlamaon con “ the abolition of football AMBITIOUS YOUNGSTERS AT HIGH SCHOOL ARE be ea as cee owe ng BEGINNING TO TURN OUT FOR TRACK WORK, = eeeeee AR—FRIDAY, Fen. * | * i | * | * * * | * . : * § * " aa | *] A newspaper clipping from @e;a team to Mitwauk jam kave| *loant states that “Seattle, Penyer| them scant gttent f the proper| *)and San Francisco and other {m-|sort and evinced « spirit of emall */ portant ‘towns’ bave not ygt qpat| ness and favoritiam that excited the lin their entrion to the Loulsville| contempt of all w and some Track athletes at the local nigh | Several cross-country runs are be tourney of the A. B. ¢ of the east ple : ing planned and wit! run over a it ina sad thing that aman like} Karpt recently sent entry are beg x think about et- | course between the high achool and Secretary Ham Karpf, of the A. 1, | blanks to western cities in (he hope } the “U" grounda. ©, has been so negligent ef hielo disrupting the Western Howling ting ea and runaing Jution. He should Inform the effete |congress, but seems utterly unable | anterners that we have wa |to realize that we have forever vev-| : eae an ag oy ‘NO FOOTBALL | will be @ corker, But bowters of haritably inclined should gy te the west know what (o expect when of Bad Bam and «pen con ane Bam spouts bout weeks endeavoring t a ations the le high | The westerners who attended the |(each the Dayton misfit { t os qehn HARVARD Milwaukee meet of the Al 1h C, |eondition of affatra tn the bow!in — . ay ay ype ay | know how the “Dayton Pin". repre- | world nlgt Poorige dy cogent - | wontative nm eg his Beton | Karpf's mosquito bites are # _ hy — a it ha oo | | to the important office of secretary, | serious — but noying to weeutern od. gs ~~ + Bootball ta killed at Harvard anal NEW YORK, Feb. 10.—The atew-| THEY also remember what favorit: | fans and avo Dark | are numerous and) there will be no more accounts of/ards of the Jockey club met last} Was shown to eastern teams. | : z pluck ' ted dt |1t was a notorious fact that Karpt| Bully for Salt Lake bowlers. The athle nore may go where least | Pikekin chasing at the big institu. | ole pnd allotted dates for the ; Cn 7 | anata tae wenn ay Gaaies expected. A great many of the| tom until “a reasonable is rm ractng season, The geason| 42d bis gang cringed and whined | Mormons + ne Sn oie sen satora have been doing | formulated.” The acenunc wan |Wil begin in Washington Maren 26.) 00eir way into favor, and w for the success of the Deane Lona D ctaser ane ste] mnde genteniag the faculty te The metropolitan season will begin| Jeet tn thelr bowing before th Howling congress, and the encow oe pe saggy r - ; + rape “t x fon wn ame the © recelvin, m ov tn exe mt shape al at — oa — = teed segue: au t ¥ at Agus tuct track, The} York assoctation. jeus —, ‘ i phan dis early date. Those who have been | tlon that intercollegiate football | 44tes are as follows , oF Se a een ot tie Bett abe doing winter work have been using | *hould be prohibited to 1906 Har : atareiand Jockey club, Baltimor As to Karpf babar rage hy ae per the apparatus and indoor track of | Yard students watil brutality ‘eons County Jockey club,|, 494, by the way, this man Karpt| spirits of the boosting brigad vad Duce Ses = ees | Ac we A il 16 o6 and Novem {1% Uke same individ who one Ht indications point to a « | . ber 3-3 vial ame to Seattle and gave an exbl-| initial tourne Much Raw Material } | Seeteetiatitnn ‘Sédher ¢ Jamal. | bition of boortsh superiority by go-| The tournament will feature the : 1 Coto» | {8S Over the head of President Vo-! social entertainment of t vinit Last June Seattle lost a bunch of WI ine, Mi, %., Apet 37, May + Oto"! eel, of the Seattle Bowling associa-|tng team, and many p t wur corking good athletes and some of [Poe SecSocennee Scesiatten [om WT suuian © De ae mei prton ceak ae neon . the dopestere are of the opinion tha | Det Park, ‘Mag 10. | bowlers himself, When Seattle sent fortunate gh to attend the mee the athletic gap left by the gradua Belmont Park, May 10. Von of Inst year’s athletes will se Metropolitan Jockey club, Jamal para ae ee: tober May § and « ¥y menace the ¥ chances | to cop the rag this year y year this same er Ract « an and Ox to TRY TO BRIBE : on as capable of succenaf ing the # reliance. will remain the if memory serves aright, the Seattle | high has always replaced her lost | a si se a athletes with one just as good and | e and Gestember 17-80 " the boys €o right on winning in the} Soccer enthusiasts wilt ees iy Sear Fo ah. Chris Martin and Sam Most, track ARRANGES FOR GAME same old way . unday afternoon imtand Jockey club, BheoP*~| toute, attempted to bribe Jockey B ' The-famitiar faces of those great | when the Fort Lawton team clashes | h84 Bay, June 21-July 10 and Hep) gai at Now Orleans yesterday Vittle athivtes-—Eise Palmer, Ike| with Seattle on the grounds at the| ‘ber 1-15 }and were ruled from the City Park Dowd, Lowie Oliver, McDougal and fort. Seattle has met and conquered |, Nriahion Heach Rasing saseeli-| tracy The case has heen under! ¢ Burden, th ly elected Jarvis—will be sadly missed, but | every other team tn the league and | o% July }t-Auguat 3 mm mee’ | consideration for several days, and]. Sreese of the Galraruity of Wash hen Coach Frov ots his tr will go into th @ Sunday w ys. - del od P ae Varverany = . when Coach Frost gets b Till go Into the game Sunday with |'"Evscoga Racing assoctation, Bare yesterday I was determined 101 fasion bassball team, has arranged and helpers at wor * dete fon to maintaia thelr | ee ee ee geal jelean out all offensive touting. W.|for's game to take piane here. the that this year's track team will suc-| unbeaten record. game wil nthe = EP H. Rudolph and Gerald Byans shar . start at 2 o'clock and admission | the grounds will be free “= MOUNT VERNON the hon coastully uphold nthe} lance of | @tice of athlet high. Th CLASSES TO COMPETE | SIR THOMAS AGAIN ed the same fate for sv about the turt manager the Oregon university team bas recured a game with the th college team of Tacom me here during the same The faculty of the Oregon in-| that sapictour work jand desire trip stitution have recently led ft this year. If ¢ ost can Only two classes will take part in Permade all the available ones to ASKS ATTENTIO the indoor track meet to be held 2 appear and try out, Seattle can de-| N og te ger mong ey walle Pig hye te anes : or one of the greatest track} gymansium. Thirty-five men of the| . 'f Sir Thomas Lipton will en-/#0 probably there will be only one teams of her history | sophomore and deavor to lift the America’s cup, the | @ame here inetead of the sorties, as |, Ferfmen of Skagit county want | Dre sme ena the meet will New York Yacht club makes the| ¥8# intended, Coyle to Be Useful. | Mount Vernon placed on the racing a lively affair, The events to come! *4ftiing statement that the Rell * ‘ sare | Leult which Is being planned for| Ser wre Phirty-yard dash, hale) 28¢* Will again defend America’s There ls a good nuclens to start | the northwest. The clreult will cOm-| tite mila relay rece, pole veult,| title, even though the race calle for! fome people may not believe all Wh. “Wee" Coyle, the Rest ger, | erise the cities of Centralia, Ever | sign and broad shot-put schooners. Schooner Ff that ts claimed for the Old Oak ea Sete ee nce renarl Yemen me tee ee. been suggested and if th: Shoe, but they are merely the ones Many moons and a distance runner bg alg Victoria. Baby Day at Eggan & Ericson's. decided upon, it te probable that the! who have never tried It. Those who of much merit. will be a pillar of} Vernon ts included tn Relian Strength this year. Livingstone. | the schedule, a great many Skagit) All babies 2 years or under photo-| If 90-footers are to Dearborn, Lewis and 8 squad of/ county horsemen have signified graphed free from? to Lf a m.| the priceless trophy others will go tn training (his sa } their intention of enterteg a long) saturday. Bitel bullding, Hex ‘° will be named. Unde string of ponies, od Pike, **under new, the Reliance Manager Galbraith states that the | Interscholastic track meet will take | place on the “U" campus, the high schools and academies of Western ‘Washington participating. Outdoor training at the high wi!!! not com Mence until the weather settles. Furniture Bargains Room Suite, for 819.50 Room & 816. $20.00 Oak Bed 0 Oak Bed for 0 Bed Room priced to SELL. 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