The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1908, Page 2

a =SPORTING NEWS— ‘vile BURNS AND JOHNSON WILL SETTLE OLYMPIA, Dog. 4 y \ LAFAYETTE e All. H.W Fad f eee sama. * . pty tta ay record for continuous plano playing he Lake Bar int ' here today, when he sank exhaust ie RECORDS OF TWO MEN AS HM out a stop for gf hours and 16 min . pant PERFORMANCES rt ft utes His vious record wa beside him he he went after] * ' the record. Pur #t- how a ~ * WHEN THEY FIGHT * minutes he never left the ot Mis | F * Burne and Jonson feht in *| BUFFALO ARRIVES wite fed hir na tien! waees laa * Hydmey on the morving of * a water, rolled cigarettes for him and # Saturday, December 26. Wheu #| AT BREMERTON & barber shaved Ntm | ® the men enter the ring it will # ¥ YARD, PUGET SOUNI remand tw be Gp. m. Christmas *) Doc, 24.—-By U. P.~The x ibe Sophomores Are Champs. & Beattia. The result wher Buffalo has arrived witt The sophomore class of the fight will proba! be | draft of 10 rom the P Broadway high schoo! yesterday | ® here about 7 o'clock tomorrow # te fine fe : al won the school football champlon: | & night te | Pe Word was rece ship by defeating the juniors by a| Sl * te i at the ldcal 60 score. The single touchdown HH a icoy Henojutu was scored from @ blocked kick BY ©. HARRIGON GREEN if i at the new n which rolled out of bounds back On Baturday, Dec 6, Tom ¥ the juniors’ goal line on which my Burns and J on will jeferee Lewis awarded a touch. battle tn Bydne Australia, for the down to the sopha. Graham Rock ; 1 th Kicked a neat goal, The game brought out much embryonic ma terial for the 1909 Broadway team. | Retain Barry tor Coach, / Tom Barry, the old Brown unt-| heavyweight championship of the }ten are concerned, there is very | little to choone betwe Johnson's gamene n them has been} Yersity player, will again coach the | tioned. The beart of Burr football! squad of the University of ~ i to be tout as Wisconsin. Barry is well known, on ; ; ; | oun ‘eter jackson and 4am having played halfback on the 3. A. C. team two years a | Langford, defeated by Johnson in 12 and 15 rounds reapectively |prabably tougher men than B jhas yet met | | Both the principals in the coming battle have met and knocked out Jim Figen, Burns g the work in 15 rounds, and Johnson one year | Hater tn 11 | |. Marvin Mart holds a 20-round de jeiston over Johavon, and Ae sas" a ¥ = C loated Hart decisively in the same | GBC ). jr i of rounds D ’ BY WILLIE HOPPE. | wit ™ Both Fought Lang And the sporting wo will dis jf cover that I do just as soon as any CN. billiard player tries to call me. | 'ninth round, the negro being do-| I determined some time ago that . elated the winner. Burne beat up when I became of age I would cut It tw probable that the first man to accept Willie Hoppe's defi will | Lang terribly, and knocked him| loose from all connection with man- be ¢ Sutton, who during the past two years has demonstrated that | cold in six rounds ) agers, and do not bind myself to he ts one of the greatest manipulators of the ivories the world has | It would appear from the records} any one b i col rE. J bg ever seen. of the men that Burne fs the hard. handle my own business, a: == ler puncher of the two, as he has| | I am confident of my ability to 62 fled is and Burns defeat any balk line playe 3 “'a—IN MARATHON sa Pa va e world in a long distance mateh, - } Boon. will have the edvantage, }and am open to play anyone, first ; cv ; * | he aw eng pots. —— come, first served, for from $1,000 f - mt Th it es ' | to $10 , : | LOS ANGELES, Dec, 24—By U olghborhood of 190 pounds pon yaag Ce ee P—Antictpating a ramor th@| Burne was years old lant joo — \ ss | James J. Jeffries, retired chai Jime and Johnson will be 21 in | homvyweight fighter of the world,) March, Although Burns t# young Varsity Victorious. The University of Washington basketball team yester after noon defeated the quintet from the Lincoln high school by a score of 52 to 20 in a practice game j = ) Burns abd Johnson bave 4 jfought Bi Lang The Jobe |lang affair wae stopped tn the} ; Camp's All-Americans. his opponent, he hi enter the roped arena, Jef. | er th would r been | Walter Camp has made bis seloc fries declared jast night that he | "ahting about a year longe | Hons for the 1908 All American foot would meet the winner of the is on the Square. 1 onder noe ngdl ere tule WA raring Johnson-Burns fight | Some sport critics hint at an “ar THE@HUB Reansyivania, snd Schiidmiller, He said that he rentizod tt! rangement tne dle ming that the fight |there would be a tremendous de-| hes’ s suspicions mepect. hocumn! mand for such a mate! veCislly the match was made tn Australia |abould the negro come out of the and that Raorns, having arrived in} fight victorious. Sydney first, was liowed by! | Dartmouth, ends; Fish, Harvard, jand Horr, Syracuse, tackles; Goe | bel, Yale, and Tobin, Dartmouth, | guards; Nourse, Harvard, center; Steffen, Chicago, quarterback; Tib- wh - or oe . - Phe: r t Here is a small jhott, Princeton, and Hollenback, | Johan r rc bef detested nil os Gauie wae wer aie karen catalogue of — an Paks Sates ors, Jeftries henitated a° mo | Burns and belitties him in every } i i | mene and replied manner ~wasible, bot falatfies tn! practical and | Leighton to Build Track. | "t might, if Johnson somes /the bargain. It is only my long a around looking for trouble he will quatat with Burne that forces be accommodated in short order.”|me to make that stateme Per After the Heavies. jsonally U would like to see T | LOS ANGELES, Dee, 34—James| ***!¢ the coon good and plent ‘ . | Robert Leight he one of acceptable gifts |]| tne judece at the Meadows. last : | summer, now tn Californta, has um -—gifts that der way the formation of & jockey | people appre- mmny }elub and establishment of a mile track at Vancouver, B.C, next J. Jeffries bas cabled a challenge to Australia for the winner of the "™_win and reap the bene | | - w Johnagn arrived in Lon ‘ spring. 1 H. Wheateroft of Vic Burns-Johnson go to fight the win £ nf ciate when they toria, owner of the St. Jainos stable, ner of the Kaufman-Barry bout for wy re aden eg Aime grag en d who has at present if the | | the by tight ¢ | br egypt Alaotra - receive them— liar boty Maes ae ben “anita | wo Meavywuiemt chem ; ter immediately planked down a and here’s the track, is associated with Leighton | Samoleons, Says Chance. deposit to bind a match. The mon ey Wax never covered. Burne b Frank Chance declared in « B® re | distinctly stated In dozens cont interview in Los Angeles that the only barrier between himself and President Murphy of the Cubs is the monetary question. That'll | be fixed up all right, he sald Dubbed “Coward.” - For making this dem cautmeg, bickory. Towing In Ar: | dubbed a coward, and was accused jof being afraid to fight Johnson wei —————-—}) The Nationa! Sporting club h which Burns laughed at 80 TB men} 6 SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. 24.—~Pa iHad the club offered the right | Spinning’s Christmas | «ite cos cindorpatn wathumiasts| [AQ Best Cou h Cure amount, the fight would have taken Fancy Suspenders } ‘ | are all smoked up over the probabil place jn England | Specials ities of & race between Tom Long! 4 hair ounce of Virgin Ol) ot}, 280k Curley of Novada tried for Fancy Hose boat, the indian Marathon runner! iin, two ounces of Gli ok na | weeks to raise the necessary purse who defeated Dorando Ptetrt at| | Par ten ene Rue jand failed. Not one promoter in Madison Square garden recently,|* half pint of whiskey, mined, will) Aimertoa succeeded in landing the and Cornelius Connolly, a local ath [cure any cough that is curable ar 4 }mateh, ail of them declaring it was lete, whose recent performances | "Tek & cold in 24 hours. Take » meh money for the men. Had won him wide recognition teaxpoonful every four hours. Ask | Any American promoter put up the In a 21-mile race held here under|YOUT, Gruggist for the Wine amount demanded by Burns, the |the auspices of the Century Ath-|l2ach’s Virgin Olt of Pine com: |fient would have been fought in Below are many useful presents letic club, Connolly, wearing the|?0UP4 pure, prepared and guaran) the states. cos whieh make it decidedly |cSiore of the Irish-Amer ath-| ‘eed by the Lanch ‘Chemical Coy! “se ee. ee ee }letic club, easily dispose | Rueinnati, 0. | Johnec in the enterprise re Hable newspapers that when he place to buy / Spokane A.C. Nominates. | i | The Spokane Athletic club has/ them at just jnominated the i2&pound boxing . and 145-pound wrestling events for) right prices. {ts tnterclub smoker with the Mult: | nomah A. C. at Portland January 4, | Eddie McFarland will represent the | lclub in the boxing event and C. H | Gesick in the wrestling event. met Johnson he would ot his price—$30,000, win, lose or draw Op & pu Fancy Shirts Fancy Handker- | chiefs | Collars and Cuffs » Burns refused to meet | unless he got his price, he $ toxina Oh Sf © © 33.25 | best long-distance men on is a coward 1h No. 030 Set of Same fy | COMBE, He Covered the hte (1 | mm Recause Burns succeeded in get Collar Boxes ) No. 038, Same $5331 hour, 61 minutes and 25 seconds. | ting # sufficient siaed parse, where No same $2.60/ Connolly finished hout ap-| by he would recelve his p Same 2.10) 226 No pot o2.10| Parent distress and wan clearly ca C e ’ al meat Johnson, he is a coward payroll okt |pable of covering the extra five reditors e 0 | Burns fan't a coward Neckwear Underwear Pattern Carving $1.49 ; miles of the regulation Marathon He's That's alt! Bet L. Pickering, a Los Angeles 1 have often wondered why It ts ; $5.90 No. $639 Goodell AG |sporting man, reecived assur Ithat the hat Gre Gut canines Suit Cases a ee ore _ $3.99 before the Longboat-Dorand oes Burns. Unlike the larger number : Ne 7h & | that Dorando would m “$i. 15 after his match with Longboat Sh man. He has had no saloon fight Pickering is now busfly engaged in oes was hever drunk in his life, ha $1. 18 an attempt to bring the Indian and figured in no divorce suits, and the Irishman together ie con has not stolon some other fight st Connolly of fighters, he Is a clean fiving Traveling Bags rs {ident of success wife, He haw made a huge ° fark Turkion Acie } ade a huge wad | Petters * $4, 50! OES Bo mores. He atest, “omer aan Ul 4 $2.00 No. 7130 Goodett. Turkisn| _ 89000" for Christmas Day. re have given thelr fortunes away Helmitar | The Christmas day socoer games It te tot our faut if r souks int i clita m Hot o you ks in latter days, Wy ot ; $2.50) 1, be played tumorrow The don't share the great bergains and a goodly nemt ree od aus $1. 45 Thistles and Valley City teams will that are now ghing out from been saved from th lela Fe 8 ‘e4.o0| mest at Barlington at 10 o'clock in our store Some of them are rm sib, Same Ti ae | the morning. In the afte m the day 46 Double Kinder, Se %e ly organized Celtic team and * | is it because Tommy does not “sb #o| the Rangers will play at Dugdale’s 0 L P hand around the , “ Bie adr: acagea | the, Rangers it ay Dewees Quay Low Prices Ws’ teres site sion. shes 86 oF Aé, Pour stinpe ‘Gu.be | o'clock ously againat him? Bi ga | Marathon Carnival ave en ut | 7 Menta rails pena Plans are bel Sova SEATTLE MAN INJURED, (free repaira, 1906) monster mar NORTH YAKIMA, Doc My yelng formulated for a thon carnival at Mad t $1.09 Single-Shot Dais ison Square Garden on January 9 0 U. PA man, belleved to be Wil Rifle |The race between Alfred Shrabb liam Kirby of Seattle was struck 44 Shot, Samo g1-90)of England and Tom Longboat has | a by Northern Paeifi No, 2 On Every Pair of fs: xo: Yeisms vorterday, and ts now at St. Elizabeth's b de | Sime ere BGc) Bapies Win Easily [= Shoes in the Prives, ent: pechape feat, sees b 1,000 Shot, dame. been postponed from that date until §-in, Fancy Gold or Oxi January 26 Bde 3 \4-In , To ne Kagles soared high above the a . ie i" sees : ‘Te | P at the & A. C. bowling} House resign ig te 10 sotees 80°] game inst night, roosting after each CHESAW, Wash. Dec. 94 A scatecs os $72 | game with comfortable margins. H Wise Pe Bridesville, B.'C., the town or Si) bees a ne reone Will Investigate. By Groat Northern between Mynca season record Ivar-Plated or Poar 1.85 | with 636 " or-Plats 16. | and Molson, Wash., was visited by Onild’s Knife, Fork a | hold-up men the other night, and a Spoon $1.6 NEW ORLBANS, Dec. 24." Fredlund, lee pup of ubout $76 was made rom Sole Agents | Regal Clothes 181.50 Silver-Plated, Say from 41.00 White or Sliver Plated tse AK ne" Johnny Thompson will } the station agent and Hanson fame matched to fight Young Corbett 2 H be atore Ana lote of other bargais Fa here on the night of J orn rg Chrtotmas. wary 14 The Japanese government ha | 615-617 Pirst Av. | woe Dee, $0 The fin & Larson Set oe SNOHOMI On ite Square, Opposite Totem Pole F. M. SPINNI G ae a tne Wicckin ative on or 600 Third Avenue. rap Wi thereelca = aenaealiil nt Seed - ae mi 1910 Second Ave | lee quintet 22 to 21 dollars | but If Johnson ts the best man, jet | V'et BOY IS KILLED IN } ELEVA’ sta arty it i fA, D I While in the Mperry | ter afternoon Job |Tomple, the 1 r-old i Temple, fell fr t arth flows ‘ ] tror hiet ul wuard ral KING * COUNTY CASE IS AFFIRME! D theatre—"The House of| f Nod.’ irla Leave yt Baby.” ¥e = Moor fondage Grand—"The Land o' Seattle Why @ Home. Third Avenue A le Lote—"A Midnight Bell Orpheum— Vaudeville gen Vaudeville Vaudeville »—Camerapho! ALDERMAN PAYS FINE. MILW Forme! man today ple lin conne According te the consumptio: York cit | Yuhabltant AUKEE, Deo. 2 erman Cb ded quilt ti etion with a specta The alternativ imprisonment y annus AMUSEM ENT 4.—-Ry U. P. aries y tot ord nance of 1893. He paid a fine of © was 18 Moore Theatre 10} Ww ve THe Nighte 7 Week ¢ ok, Me HN CORT. Man ristmas and | ORENCE ROnMHTS in or me embe nday Night yNDAGE” M » $1.00 tarting LOUIS JAMES Mating imple roduction HER GYN afield » 91.80 Year's Day THE GRAND | chr THE LAND OF Company of Ser Nights $1; Satu ietmas and Ba vd Chriet ay Mat Week Beginning With M er Matineos W car's Day and 8 day, On Regula RUSSELL Next Week—“THE “70U0Y ' urtia’ Musteat DREW & F Phone Main dey v1 atinee Sun ednesday aturday Macbon oes FRIDAY and SATURDAY wing & ‘comedy Co. Vhomes S108 10, co, She, Night iin-Be's Album! Bertie F na Tip ¢ 10, 28, 09, 158 Week of owler: Bob Orpheum Motion Pie LOIS THEATRE | Phones: Sunset, Main This Week and Christ “A MIDNIGHT oF yr ror Performa ate Ne w On Bale. Ac 4; Ind, 4894 as Matinee, t Quickly. » VAUDEVE EE AY LAYTON PI eaque TOWN Dusky Bir ie 1BR_ HIGH-CLASS Tory STAR — ULAR VAUDE noes Datly—2:30. Prices— tec By Permission of the New York Herald, BUSTER BROWN, The Biggest Laugh in Rec eption Matines deville Sat 7 OTHER NEW ACTS. CAMERAPHONE smn ne SPIOOTAL an 1 A DAY Vn New ¥ OGHAMME Seattie Theatre Ru M owny & bre nes Main 4 Tat T 1A GIRLS LBAVE SPECIAL Dance a Dreamland TONIGHT S00 to me Here ne market records) me in New ratio | @econd, the Interest, the fact am The store willbe open late enough to accommodate even the most tardy gift buyer. And the man with the Blue Pencil will be around after six o’clock and any Xmas gifts that show a tendency to out- stay their welcome will be marked down. Those who come early and stay late will profit, no doubt, Tomorrow The store will, of course, be closed all day. And the Stone- Fisher Company and its loyal helpers send to all the people their best wishes for a MERRY CHRISTMAS The Stone-Fisher Co. 6—Washington Stores—G Second Ave. and University St., Seattle All A Merry Christmas Second ard Yesler. “Where the Cars Stop” /J $$$ $$ PURCELL SAFE CO. TRE GENUIN Herring- Hall Marvin Safe Co. 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