The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1908, Page 2

REAT BASEBALL LEADERS ANNOUNCE INCE RETIREMENT FRANK CHANCE CHICAGO, Dec. 29 neither Charlie Murph: the Cubs, nor Charley of the White Socks’ ¢ owing surface Indicatt able both would affect a Ing rod surch Although owner of at ed to Indicate @ presence of fear Both Chicago: magnates are jus t no overtures {8 California, sh fay hat | te not we that his thrice erless champlo. years, ani Gomiskey and his manager, Fie} er Jones, did not part in an artes, © the latter has positively manage Bis tutention of quitting the ga the fut Although Jones other b eepetrewer |= - eeu x = esse JIM MORRISON WAS ONE OF THE WISE ONES (BY C. HARRIGON GREEN.) | imously refused to cover one bet of Morrison, one of the best | $100 of Burns’ money | Reown saloon men on the Pacific: Four young men, known to Mor picked Jack Johnson to whip rison, thought Burns had a aples-| Burns from the day the pub- did chance to win, and put an even wis informed the men had been|hundred in 4 pot. When the matched spokeeman approached the saloon Morrison pungled up bis coin | man with the wad, the latter argued | to his assertion. On the) him out of betting the go he announced he, “I just didn't fee! 1, , of &ny part of it, to that bet,” said Jim On the cliances of the coon. fellows a Won $645, at evens, the amount salaries. makes this an eee NS et the bets ranging from $250 a wh to $10. lost.” More Waiting. If there fs one The sum won by Morrison could | try who ts a cle 3 Rave been larger, but Jim magnan- ters pugilistic, tha son Go Slowly. RHEUMATISM J cients Stier’ | intention to go after welght champlons? ‘ part, a ene tree Wyetmes’ i Morrison said: “This man Re ve it. Write for our free liter- ie & fine at all right, a high strung, nervous Vierater On, Mate 108- I! besides, he is pretty w years, He might me success amongst the lesser Hghts, but he had be pretty patient and think a whole lot before tack | ling Jack Johnson. | ROLLER TO FIGHT | | IN JEFFRIES’ CLUB] Dr. B. F. Ro | been matched to fight the w the Kaufman-Rarry ner and 25 per cent to the loser Dr. Roller has posted an appear. h he will | : | ance forfeit of $1,000, w {Bas up as a side bet. K Barry have both | mate! | shortly a after their fight. Yacht Ciub Gets e. With the action of the city coun | Ste in ordering the vacation of Geor gia st. where it touches the water agreed to at West attle, plane for the new club will soon be put into execution few minutes, The finance commit. | tee will raise the ee of the! | estimated $5,000 she | $15.00 Ones at $11.25 $18.00 Ones $13.50 $20.00 Ones at The Ama-| teur Athletic union committees on | registration yesterday suspended the following athletes as profession “| jals, the spe at $15.00 they exa bitant | money Ww 5, Charles Bacon, Harry F. ¥ $25.00 Ones George V. Bon $18.75 American Athle F. G. Bel-| lars, New York Athletic club, and| 250.00 Ones od. tae | Kelly at Santa Clara, $22.50 Father Tom" Kelly, known to ail] the old guard of local basebail fans, | $55.00 Ones will next yea h the squad of| $26.25 the Santa Clara college, California. | Many leading ball players of this} country, among them Hal Chase, | You had better earned the ents of the game § *get in’’ on there, and ways there is al | good opportunt r young ball/ these-- players at t 1. The team ia |to make a t Honolulu and They are gen- || Japan next spring. | wine reductions, Would Meet Johnson. SYDNEY, Dee. 29. Hugh Moeln-}| and every gar- tosh, the promoter of the Johnson-| é , e | Burns fight ceived a cable ment carries our from Philade jack - O'Brle n{ 7 - asking for te for a fight with dron clad oo Jak Johaeon Mcintosh has tone] tee—YOUR MONEY the matter under consideration. BACK IF YOU’RE The 8 United Association i. footbal} i play NOT SATISFIED. league aime ofl season at m. New Yeo it being the Victoria tear, | Canaries Impogted German Singers agen and Seeds. GUARANTEE BIRD STORE C. Wagner, Prop, 718 Third av. 615-617 First Av. On the Square, Opposite Totem Pole vy (tne to Match Kotehel jfered & position as ber Foster of New York fight at Bel jNingham tonight. Prot ale neither er Hl toweh the beam at the 133 c Mark at 6 o'clock to Sy Mail, night on January betore the j Jeffries Athletic clab of Los An| geles. The bout will be for 25 founds, and the fighters will re jceive 50 per cent of the receipts jto be split 75 per cent to the win-| | ufman and | the! and will post thetr forfett! ja block south of the ferry tneateg | / lelubhouse of the Elliot Bay Yacht| | | The club held @ meeting last night, | and members pledged $1,000 In a} TOMMY SAYS HE HAD CHANCE TO WIN Fi of th | . LAIMS JOHNSON’ SECONDS | by oO) | HAD THE FIGHT STOPPED- WANTS ANOTHER MATCH. SAN FRANCISCO, De Ina ae abl oolved today | Jot wonds influenced y by a this ofty topping eontest, Was strong, | while heavy-|had chance, as Nelson with Gah, | ' was defeated | Johnson wan tiring, Plotures show a Jaok J eything, Willing fght Jonnsor t Week we t wain an b mir Arrive tn ! he tig athe MMY BURNS ee eee Oe meme eee SAM BERGER IS WILLING TO FIGHT JACK JOHNSON eo 0 ern BIG CALIFORNIAN THINKS HE f three months, « yin inal CAN WIN HEAVYWEIGHT as not deoided definitely whether CHAMPIONSHIP. he will agaip dou the gloves, Should . ' ’ he do aq, he declares, there will SAN FRANCIBCO, Deg 90-<Be Ae ” Heving that he js not o fp white |e 2° oop Itne and he will figh han Sam Berger jg whe pte. Ahr date avOring tq cap¥ince his friends <I y t atl ’ ¢ toh In Mar and may poorer | OFC One-inch BUCK’S| y ny Ay seenter ring. Sam js not dead gertain WHITE” BEVELED | Wat be will agatn poag before Jotu “ Undgr the DGE 75 | white gl the ring ca tums, | Cc but ‘he thinks time fe® can” best) FURME CHISELS either Kaufman, his former eon-/ Buck's have handle tke jueror Jack Johnson, the pree * ae nt champton, | It je known that Jar Coffroth the logs) fight ckar, would like to have Deraer meet the winper of the ee Bargy turmofl and that ries Leoar! would be will and Berger . Gghters see it that way. 10, howelen, could not enter the pg a OEonhell M Mey Umpire. Adviess from San Francisco | = that Jack O'Gonnell, who bas} pired tn both the Northwestern Coast leagues, has been of! ire tn the Northweatern by President Lucas at & salary better than he is at present getting in the south. Hudeon-Poster Ge Tonight Chie Hudson of Seattle and Billy © (he most ah Buck's or Oc) an wy = SRE Sols The Bellingham Bay a. © folals fear no interference from the quthorities. The advices sev- |. f By ai eral days ago that the mateh was)" w Buths Be White’ ff were unfounded imate ~ 65¢. - | sog tn as 2 Whee” 10¢, Turlmen Fined. Ee Dec. 29.—The |, 0 oh, Be Mati, Bee gation of the wits ig os. iy Meat, wre, rday | ""S, a 80c an biackemith, FP. tharihced ete sn “yoc. man, Jr, wae fin t tempted ‘intimidat , oe, By Na be on & selling race $1.05 Open House at & A. Cc $1.15 oa be wo” wil Weight, orm on, By Mail, agit Beattie | Athi AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, ! AMUSEMENTS, buffet lunch 1 th baffet lunch F. M. wip ps Moore Ba on be THE GRAND | Seattie Theatre THIRD AVENUE THEA “ : cite tested Ain RT, Manager sat JOHN, CORT, Manpger Kour's| TON TE Mate, W nahin t ue AYNT* vere lees prt it Ow itd oak, lh _ of Cigars. come tn. 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