The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1906, Page 2

— CHICAGO ELEVEN A HUSKY BUNCH a Chicago's play ‘ vy school New Ye: Chis mort t « AD apittting shout Lincotn park and hort little band of a | practic fighters hove in sight he party is in t De famous little instructor, a Boynton, a ment faculty Connidbear of the state u und Walter Stoffe the coach took the latter thto s with |The players are: DD or, Of its face wgleam. Connie al | tain and ta Rogers, right ed Steffen all of last ye pack at | halfback " the Midway Institution ett halfback; G r, quarte We're feeling fine 1 ok; Pursell, left ex Harland the best of spirits,” declared 8 left guard an r; Mul fen, when asked about hi Kes right guard; Sohil righ before the young at elt Ww ht ¢ Gu poppted bolsters at Sn Phe aty 8 tltute Mitte coach brought unbounded sur) tackles or gua sheoher prise to those who had expected the| substitute end; Vigeant, substitut Gonventtonal halfback of the coast 4, and Torre, substitute tackle college. Slightly built, bis face! Wallace may not play tn game ooking like that of a sehe oy of | aa n the atric ining by Dr, Boyn SIX GRAY AAGENORSES bis 1 pton SS et, teceeh te almost sluggiah in TART IN ONE EVENT. 170 THIRD RACE The Gray Ghost Handican $000, of WANN B70 te second ane werd Ke ot ow Getternle recerd 109%) PvE AND A HALE FURLONGS oe | Us. . Els aye BY FREO J. HEWITT. by the famous Faraday, who dit Did you ever see a he tud duty fo long Ip Kentucky. Where every animal in the t| That gray strain runs back for Wag «© gray? [ newer id until re-| years and years through the vart cantly in California. fous blood Mines, Berney Sehrieber, ‘We have all seen grey and white the well-known M eeman Gr almost white thor ughbreds in| purchased Br t of action, but it remain for Horace s Rabert. offictal hand! «pper of the New California Jockey Club, to or- @anise the real “Gray Ghost Hand forty racen. Draw & Helen Scratch, and was one of the | famous brood mares of California he gray tm Helen Sorat back over 190 years to an horse named Engineer. Seratch was the dam of the gray winnere La Reina, Grayhuret and | Grandee and the bay Morello (im | pervious). winner of the famous | Burne Handieap I have noted the disappearance of tHe whites and graye from the rac- ing game, just as I have watched the decline of the negro jockey. Gray horses were plentiful tmme- Gately after the ctvil war, but now there are Dut few useful ones of that Possibly the best gray racehorecs color. Don Domo and E. M. Mrat-| today are those named in the Gray tala are about the best, and both | Ghost Handicap and Lisste Rice are apeedy sprinters. Oxford and Don Domo. the famous Long Island| I remember a gray horse called White tvy that r nies American Eclipse, wo: defeated everything not # oieny years ago. This one cient im her Invasion of the sour ren away four miles before a seven ‘Then there was Reel. Gray Eagia, | turlong race carly in the season of Lightning and Lightning Jr. ali of) 1999 and then came beck and won the peculiar color, that got the| the event with 109 to 2 against his money. The dam of the latter two! chances. wae Blue Hornet by tmp. Helige- But white and gray herees are ford, that got.upward of « donxen | disappearing. fust as the neero winners. | jockey te passing by the board I fm Look beck Im the old “dope” and | demt expect to see & “Uray Ghost you will see many « gray racer that | Handicap” every day, and fam gad @uthered the money for the plung-| that I maw the one originated by Horace Pxbert | miles to water sent the ff It was worth going Starter cords of e Bowling Green, Una B. Boas, Ort- flame, Freda, Leora, Galindo, Pura-| heirs added to Gay, Cayues, John Treat Grandes, | Then tn the judges’ stand was © rat, ObfGrd, La Retna, Sir| MH. Pettingill, the old-time start Richard, Paul Griggs, Josephine | and now astociate Jude. for whose and others, hoary haire ft heave « great deal of The winner and the third horse! r ae It was really @ feast tr im the Gray Ghost There you will find r pn Planet, Gabriel, N Phit Dwyer TALK ABOUT YOUR HARD LUCK, BY FRED J. HEWITT. All the racing people from the and underneath It den I vill place some small gas balloons. Dose bal to the Pacific know | eet out « re paar Ba ol oe Conrad Stubenbord, jr, owner of volght vill be all in der air and not Ell, Father on der horse at all, yet; savey? Catchem and| “Father Catchem was beaten « other good ones. | city biock, and the lady hailed He ts nicknom-| around the next day and jumped in ed the Duteh/on Con when he was hardly ready. Beay Brummell “"Now, Mr. Stubcabord, 1 knew of Coney Island. | that the weight would stop Father Wherever|Catehem You old balloons didn't Stadenbord work a little bit.’ went he was; “Dat vas all an accident, I as the Mfe of the/ sure you. I vas de victim of von company, and)conspiracy. I almost veep mit in Bis quaint say-/dignation. You see, ven der horses Inge always | vas leaving der paddock, dese fel caused a laugh.|lows who haf it in fer me doy “I remember one deal at Ascot stand around laying fer Catchem park in “. declared the/|en his rider yet. Mit pins on de Blossom the other day. “There | ends of sticks dey punch holes in was an old lady to Los Angeles | all de balloons, en dey vas no good. who had a lot of faith in anything Never mind, I get ‘om yet, by thet Conrad told her, and so when ree! 1 get dem yet!" she called on him one day declared | ‘Too bad. Mr. Stubenbord; too absolutety that. Father Catchem | bad. was an immortal cinch. “With that the indignant woman “But can he carry t|pieked up her skirts and whisked weight, Mr. Stubenbord? away from Conrad. And when she “Yes, | make him vin, no matter was gone Stubenbord took out his if he carry a thousand pounds yet,’| handkerchief and mopped his per- sald Stubenbord. ‘I haf arranged |spiring head, with the remark, fer von big jockey blouse | dis time ‘Vell, Gat vas von close call.’ SOARS LIKE A BALLOON BUT FALLS LIKE A DUB BY JAS. J, CORBETT. all th | aged to stay the four rounds, and The most remarkable boxing they were teat into such condition! story the records of pugiliem con- that their friends were unable to tain is the account of the perform. | recognize them ance of Mike Conley, “the Ithaca) Clarke thought he had a world Glant.” beater in Conley and atarted him Mike learned the game at Ithaca out to conquer everything in sight boxing In a livery barn and when he | Surely, Conley had made good and had reached his majority he decided | would continue to do #0. to launch out Into the world of But in the pugilistic pugilism. He went to Philadelphia! ————$—$$ See the Battleships game no} i: 1883 and made himself acquaint ed with Prof. John 58. Clarke, who him into his gymnasium and boosting him as a new at Bremerton iiatic wouder. of 1883-84 “the The Wisconsin and Oregon are Tee oe eee, ao ented ho (there, With the training ship Phil- ca Giant” met an , nd | adalphia, torpedo boats and destroy- Bae a _— - f ‘ONnG ers, The scenery along the entire| bout n fact, only two « te vip le magnificent. Boats leave jor that .were pitted again 2 at 10 and 11:36 a m. and 1:15 — 14.30 p. ™, with an extra boat | fear Brooks’ Bi avenue Sunday. Round trip 60, jam was |} p at New Orleans | tLO Al ce aM . . ay ht he would send . pest ob nly too glad to ¢ Of bie ” x end were fow 18) vrrival at Prisco Bat mgt hing and annner | aoanage took him te hotel. ‘The t » . and as the eld bey w slwaps a pretty big eater, Bat decided t@ put hp om the American plan, [hey ere th time for a late broalifa » indulged freely, areatly ta th J . ' leasure of the old gentieman, who had never ate in such a swell place before. cured bit had & lot » has « (Star Special Service 1 Ww. ey 108, When the football t ot the] i:46 1-2 Seattle Athletic x Witth rac yen leaves Mond El Pate Portland wh they bt. Miteh nomah club Ne ice 97, third, Time, 1:18 |the members will be ta the xth race, one Woodthor a magnificent ¢ } 104, wecond; Adonte 104, third, Ptr The men have been turning out Christmas and now work go ays made p c jer the areful coaching Oliver Cutt am work the bu he » are exp H be go od gainers foally the same 2 i O aa gauie, wi | AN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.— Will i half Tre lan re enting Ja J tnite ha fries F. Taylor » able lin » ie nting the Rhyolite Athiets low: Abbott, L. T. He ! jodation of Rhyolite, Nev b iP Woodland; BR. G. ¢ a B} ped art f a the f Dowd, Cole; Barry and MeDonald | < » of the workd and « tt sible that Dowd wt un} s » pure tween Jeffries and able ay an he has blood «| Wiltam Squires, of Australia. om his face and this may kee Marquis of Queensbury rules and | ease. ti he Hunter wil! | five-ounce al ves are to be used. | The offictals of the game decid |che loser 40 per cont of the purse ed are Bruce Shorts, referee and| squtres haa eabled Taylor that he T. Bord « ire The head tw os ready to etart for America. } an will be selected later he fight will take piace at Bhyo | ‘The team leaves Monday m te, Nov, next Avi jof the boys expect « bard game bu lare confident of victory Western av. te having ; temp. The shortage tm bwaae tows la thought to be pern oly one Car ia in transit FOR PORTLAND Tey Be, Washington ranch oxs are | quoted at 0c. The price t got 4 firm as yesterday and by Ma@b- ay Mt te thought the price wil ormel W. Biglow & Co. rece The members of the Seattle Atb | a consignment of fancy fet The e club who are to take part in| prices om poultry, meats, , fish, meet at Portland New Year's ve will leave for there tomorrow jmorming. Jack King, Lennie Aus Dr. Roller, the trainers, al *. William M. Inglis will ab ~mpany them | the wits and dairy products ate Gnu Among the ore are Chester |« Brown who will box at 150 pounds | 7% eqs. Tastee: Editte Hope at 130 poan tn has trained the two | © nin fine shape and grew things are expected from the pair |Hope will go against Drangs Browm will go three rounde wit | Walsh, of Multnomah; aed a pretty is expected Frank Vance and Homer Tilley will go over to attend to the wrest ling end of the meet for the @ A ©. Vance will go on the mat ai he fap Mamas wrapee fqn he eae 149 and Dennts will be his oppo newt. Tilley will weigh in at 15 The man selected for him has got been announced. King and Rolle have trained both men and the ohib members expect Vance «end Tilley to bring home the “bacon, as Gans would say MORE RUMORS = OF BASEBALL Live Qtecm Wethern sheep per im eige; oe. sty If present plana carry a reorgan cows. th ization of the old Pacific Northwes eer switon te, tamimae with D. BR Dugdale | aaa will, in all probat of recent deve wility, be pment In the baseball situation. This change will affect both the Coast and Northwest leagues, as it. is planned to place uae Hall in charge of the But thwestern league While no acceptances have been made by @ither of the men, over team in the tures for Hall to accept the Butte franchise have been made, tn fale in all fairnes Seattle franchia« of the Coast league. Dugdale prac tieally controls the Seattle situa tion, inasmuch as Russ Hall he not mucceeded in securing the back ing he expected when the Seattle franchise was handed bim. Dy dale has the site for a park, which ly easily reached by the Yester car line. Ress Hall and B. EB. Quinn manager of the Spokane club in the Northwestern league, are now on thelr way to Butte, Mont. RACES YESTERDA OAKLAND. First race, three fourths of a rile Eacamado 104 (McBride) 3 to 1, Have them cleaned to look | like new at the I‘antertum. 1048 Dr. Lee Baker, dentist, Tuliding, Phone Main 6256. won; Hersain 108, second; Marie H., 108, third. Time, 1:16 1-6. Second race, seven-cighths of a mile—-Bushthorpe 104 (Knapp) 9 to 2, won; Johnny Lyons 102, second; Cheers 104, third, Time, 1:21 3-5, Third race, futurity—Hanposal 106 (Willams) 21 to 6, won; Lord Nelson 109, second; Santa Ray 1 third. Time, 1:12 1-6, Fourth race, futurity Tony Faust 103 (Mi won, Col Jessup 103, sare 106, third. Time, Fifth race, one mile (Graham) 20 to 1, won SURET MUSIC, ST TIT Second Ave., courne r) 3 to 1 second; Li- 1:4 Meada 107 El Chihua hua 107, second; Yellowstone 110, third. Time, 1:46. Sixth race, one mile—Anvil 103 (A. Wright) 2 to %, won: Hooligan 10%, second; Ray 107, third. Time 1.45 ASCOT. Firet r three-fourths of a mile Sir Caruthers 104 (McDantel) ¢ to | 1, won; Betsy 104, second; Bain 107, third, Time, 1:16 1-2 Beeond race, three-fourths of a milo—Succeed 110 (D. Riley) 10 t 1, won; Revolt 112, second; La Gloria, 107, third. Time, 1:16 ‘Third race, cleven-sixteentha of a mile—Prolifio 108 (Koerner) 8 to 6 wont Frasouelo 95, second; Dr Crook 96, third, Time, 1:10 1-2. Fourth race, one mile and 60 yards—J. BF. Donohue 112 (Harris) | 6 wo 5, won; A. Muskoday 107, nec- paid f 1 it not indu of hin return home a couple weeks ago. He wore $75 ov and when he told t f he pald for it, b avons, Bat, that is more thar 1 paid for all the clothes I bought before | wa You, dad, I am past rrow rear 1 pet ween th anderers The teams are old rivals and good game la promised Ryan and ing. 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