The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1908, Page 2

(Star Speectal Service.) | LOS ANGELES. Cal, July 14 das. J. Jeffries can't see Jack John gon when the black fighter Is sized up with Tommy Burns. The fetir ed champion heavyweight was ask ed to give his opinion of the serap pers for the Star, He wrote the following | BY JAS. J, JEFFRIES. | Tommy Burns will defeat Jack Johnson if they € pro vided Burns can get at good punches tn th vt the Senegambian This is my honest opinion of what the result of © fight would | be should the pair: r | Jack Johnson is the bigest dog that ever entered a prite ring and has & streak of yellow to his sys) tem as wide as a streat | This is the kind of man who doe lota of talking, but in actual work does nothing 1 think tha ay Hurns | game as they on his feet, clev giand a world of pat fast is what Jack J ao I think this talk tug afraid of Johnson ts mo tess of a fable. Burns ts afraid of go man, white or black, and has taken chances that no man in the world would have n He fought Marvin Ha the Matter was a 3 to 1 favorite over “Go East! Excursions! Round trip tickets on sale July 22 and 23; August 6, 7, 21 and 22 by the Oregon R. R. & Naviga Yon Co. Rates, routes, tickets and Teservations at Union Ticket Of fice, 608 First av. E. EB. Xllis, gen’l| “Agent. oe ~ SUPERFLUOUS HAIR ‘This disfigurement and blight | pRoe ¢ THEI Second Ay $12.50) Values | | While They $5 t } f } 615-617 First Av., Seattle, Wash. On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole teur I oxer on the Pac | coast, broke his leg at Portland yes | terday, while slld into second | | base in a ball gan ated Willle Speck of § | pitched both games f | chased | by Loney of England in rather slow j time | Charley Griffin, the }| even | JEFF WOULD PICK BURNS CLOSE .F IN FIGHT WITH JOHNSON Three Swept Under the Wire ‘Almost Together --Track Record Tied, Race-goers at The Meadows yes terday saw one of the if when th we id wire abreast and xo close togethe that only the judges co arate the fifth race, when wufteld of n selling plate went to the post Harmah who had won his t atart, was made at 2 te | but fatied to get anything. Conte or, Who had — bee acked from yake the pace, and led inte @ etch, where he was joined t Jack Adame and y le The th came down the streteh aKomt matter and ta} ntroversy r day perhaps Johnson ad Burns will meet Johnson, with his long reach and | hug t is not infallible and| if Bur he right kidd of al scray lick this big amoke as Surely as he Heked the mach-/ touted Bil Squire | | | SPORTOGRAMS | | Var Dug's men have getting their bumps of la the men have reated up now and with the infusion of the new blood they should give the Car a had rub. Harry Rush will pitet for Seattle this afternoon and G Meets will catch. | D. E. Dugdale was re-elected pres ident of the Seattic baseball club at the annual mee day afte i noon. John Schram, Silas Roll and| Mr. Dugdale are trustees j Williams is vice president | R treasurer, and J. H secretary ¢ champion ama Portland last April By defeating Elma twice last urday and Sunday, Chehalis to have the western Wa: Saturday's game 4 to t on Sunday fastest team tx nth. | ston. Chehalis won| 4 to 2, and won| amp Obs r Chehalis Thomas J. Bryce, president of the Columbes club in the American As» died Sunday while wit-| x & ball game at Columbus, 0. | ath was caused by heart dis-| firyce was one of the most seful baseball magnates in the | middle west rT the ¢ omas H. Willis ifornta Jock Big Chief thoroughbred from stable, He paid colt. Big Chief witi coast this winter. awe, president of | y elnb, has pur-| the By old the Newcastle} $12,000 for th be raced on the Harry L, Coe, the Seattle t ond in the fourth heat meter rece the Olymy games yesterday was beaten | ran the tan | at Coe Hugo Kelly will fight Stantey Ketchell at San Francisco on July 31. The Chicago Italian will give Ketchell a hard fight. Kelly has such Jack O'Brien, reck ck Sullivan and held Bill Papke | is a shifty fighter p. | Mike practic: }twiee. He ja hard wat Se with If Ketchell dispose should take on Sam Langford, the | Boston negro. Langford ts the | Breatest fighter In the world for his weight, according to p y of the! critics and the white ¢ ewelghts have been giving him a wide orth, He has been taking heavyweights and beating them A fi between Langford and Ket would draw « nt of mone of Kelly he the / Jack Blackt is another dinge | Might shy of. not care for | Blackbu ha jot his class and | toughest welte: [What would be | ting Nelson? | n Hghtweight at the whi boys ven Joe does Blackburn's gam yoatedly Ke in the do to Oscar Bat Leach light we Cross, cht, fought the New York six rounds with Australian won-| The referee Cre the decision, Judging accounts of | the mill Griffin should have had an break. He did most of the] | fighting. playe felt Manager Dugdale has the third purchased | baseman, gard will join the washes at onc He ta a fast player 1 a good batte hould then the locals tegard may play at short One-Half Price Sale of Clothing Yow on at the Crown Clothing Co. 1121 FIRST AVENUE Wateh for wrid 8 a4 “LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS -. I ploked the two ing some the mame ra Jockeys “Crie harm b 2925 2938 7" v erda: jargan, wh nalon bec od t und wing Ke ar ox Horse ‘ 4 did b 2939 x7 Index ri big me int Luna Park on three. up $200 over his firat race won the f by Charley ected with rd in the o ket vor tand at d worked with the rH react w Ma The Vatatorium cond and amid desperat iat Adame under the wire fil ‘ fesvor a whi Jack Ada 7 to Lin the betting, wh ton Loe w tol The best race of the day wal the rth, in which the ¢ record led wll the way in the race and ather hand! The Mist r ‘ ating Pa was the only ot tart \ length on proved himself a pretty twoyeur-old by leading « the way In the two id sprint and stepping five f in the good time of 1:00% Annie who was 100 to 1 be created on by getting the place | the from Belle of Bre Two favorites and two afternoon, and the publi trifle the better of the datly batth with the b BY REFUGEE the wee whe in tding his sta him ne Helle of Iroquols, He got a big buret of ap e from the and stand when to the post, and som: . he rode back to the “ a clrele I od two winn € day, | r of eg wot had welve bh th t It pays to follow The Star's { . Roy Of ! nce on h the frat hat Offut all da 1 ¢ furlongs ‘ we 4 y © ‘ ? ater’s fine at A Chaace of a Lifeti to Buy New Goods A@ apee * 1 ‘ f oF See change boat Str. Yosemite: made wp eo quit On Fh + #3 1 “6 ‘ % kame i arolde and ‘ Pan wo i ‘mt 10 " i 10 Mer ‘ » 40 6-5 wi Ma of time for Navy Yard *| | ~~ ULY 14 1s. INISH AT: THE MEADOWS . ry, had a thrilling experience while out in the woods near Snoqualr a While going through the | + al h with bin emalison tT arms he Was OvercotT h the ey 1 ered for over two - hh urs, when ot members of} ‘ were attracted by the] |hin t It took a long time to evive J but he did not seem | flocts of his experience he m the blo torday soe | tt, Jim ' id {-winner, broke hopele Jookey Herman He " from wert \ thrown from Cart lo tit on his head and 4 wtand it looked f iq off th und in not thous have fored any par | { saw H. G. Hedwell betting on| } anh the tickets, Bedwel er, came near cleaning up on the old-timer, Von Tromp, as he backed the ho from 7 to 1 tow 4 to 1, Von Tromp led int El Tren closing rust THL MOOVIR ; POKANE, Wash. July 14.—T¢ Phas talc # the many.dif-| crigs-crows every elvilized country nt waya the block men have Of) in the world in their automobile 4 Ech Tenors name”) the undertaking on which Mr. and eomur, some call! Mix HA. Hoover of this city have with the accent OM) started, The trip is plas to thes ond Harry Stone |, 7 =e calls tt L. Trimmer Siis-aiest. ene ate teek Avail ae aaa : / International monument at Michigan” Smith he we ju Sictia ‘neue the Paul =. plunger, has gone to Chi-| oan The autolsts have reached cago. for Uncle Sam. And Shake Cr ee PLAY AGAIN Jockey Beoville was. red ying with Nagazag in r Bar treteh » in reputed t any ay SB er: , writer that ever | Wednend Thursday nights at an ut of the Windy Cit Brown & Hulen’s pool hall, at Sec arring Fouter Martin, ia here from {084 Y 4 Oakland k 460 to Wi j ” mateh wil fo “ and @ side aes 4 nb { $200. Wilson thinks he can getting the money whipsawed h the ff r Kirkland with a 60-ball han ne firat race & ; The Awt match was @ Co. $600 on and - . Ngee apse then wutiful ¢ » of pool Taylor George to show. He also NATIONAL LEAGUE $1,000 on Anderson, the winner rs Won Pet an next race a ‘ ' Pittebure “ " ‘ ‘ : ‘ ‘ ale ie ae esterday's Games (By United Pre hi en Se BUTTE, Mont., July yenterday a—New York Pitts Five furlonge—Kenilworth won : aale sae, 6s ee Helism second, Red Era third | 4 un * Time—1;02% we AMERICAN LEAGUE. _ Five furionge-—Helle Brandy won, | Won. Lost Godtather » a, John A, Malton | sie : : third be | ae hird, Time—1:02% a > | Six furlongs—Harvel won, Kia He ee mewha II. second, Lucy Mare third iT “ “ Time—1:15 : oH H | Aisa ‘ , Six furtongs—Canardo won, Mary Vesterday's Games F. second, Husky third. Time. an Wieshian “er iar) na ston —W & Deter One mile—Atapa won, Rallston = York and Hoy second, Jennie’s Beau third abtipite bias: Gi Oe Time—1: 44 Mile—Sainrida won, Rustling NORTHWESTRAN LEAGUE Silk second, Martinmas third. 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