The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1909, Page 2

UNIVERSITY WRESTLERS PREPARE FOR BIG MEET out three are hanging that keeps each one te, Jarvis and Rakene, footbatt ‘men. The first two are turning out track, while Bakens ts afraid of his knee, whieh he hurt ast te, ‘arren Grimm, a hoenvy who ls out tor baseball, is 8 have been at It for some time, while Coach Vance of Washington has had only two weeks to train his aggre sation, “Prospects here are good,” oh Vance, trying to smile trouble ahead. “We have lots material but have been handicapped joy the short period of tratning. Then. Y. ie mann pen Ad the contestants are all green tere | Soe we ethctule St wtadive. "Crem |, When asked what he thought the thin claim ‘the other candi. [future of imtercoliegiate wrestling was, Vance sald bel wa fine sport for universities. Lightweights Evenly Matehed. |it will stay. It catehos a clas of Beenest competition ts found in’ men who would not turm out tor the 125-pound and 135-pound other games and, when taken up In the former Hensley, |systematically, is a wonderful body veld ‘os eho are ateneat ew Loreen al se — ees | COFFROTH SAYS JEFFRIES WILL SURELY FIGHT fim whiten he at money. Natarally great fallow. I can oays at mays made some he think# mo a show the bl THINKS BIG PrGIINTSs wi PAYOR 1M WHEN MATOM MANY LIGHTWEIGHTS TURN | ly mat nae. with, Hensley : = ie to the good, At the latter, Herma OUT, BUT. HEAVY TUSBLERS hoya Mack and M. L. Darren aré ARE VERY SCARCE. taxing Vance's brain to deck whioh is beat. Rufe Lindsay aed W The nal x! . oR L. Breece ar leading them at 146 st ely Hogiate wrestiog with Shadinger and Kiraten fight witt “tm ¢ ng it out at 158 Sheeworth hax it Vallla, April 2." Only 15 mon are, #i! Alone at 175 as has Strandberg | on © university and) ® - turning tay a getting | Strict A, A. U, rules will govern nervous, the tournament at Corvallis, T lasses oF Wwotght scales |Deing seven “gone,” the winner will Hh Deon fixed, ranging from lis; have te get at least four events to the heavyweights, 175 or} The only holds arred are the Keen competition taking strangle, the hammertock and the In the intermediate and i full Nelson, te, but there Is a worul Edgar Frank Is 0, A.C. Coach, | es. = ee at ba Frank, of the Mfultnomah ieee sacs tek epee ne [AUnietic club, the champion of the Be eenta tacks’ good, nut { Pacific const at 136 pounds, ts PT gee ees Ce Ht conelking the Corvallis boys, He tx te some pressing Feasch OF | vasisted by Rddie O'Connell. ‘They ot! T think | SPORTING NEWS _ ELBERFELD AT THIRD ON YANKEE INFIELD , ns REALLY Dr. | Dine where he can curteh himeel “\by Ggnting for me ons wont Pree npg sage p - oe in er te eS MACON, Ga. March 11—They're tw yt Seo. es wT ty “~A® vets uf om tone oe hg “i called 2 abo froth, the local flaht ima e public and the pre naan AR gg lh nc i ene " atts Lave tack trys r Ba FR gh bal a a 4 | im the past few years. He has been to the front teday with a atubbera not l knows = “Kid” Mibert Howdy nt Tat makes a Jack Joba ativen. ‘oo stb rte) the Tabasc is Jett with | “Pepper wee Norman oo mek an B- [sagt en oe fo after he Renae X, Jere thinks ae wel an Johavon. | have bandied nearly every big fight fn which Jeff has firured, and have handed Bim over €100,000 at aifter jent times. Jeff will listen te rea son. and it Lean show him enough money he'll fight Johngoa to « cer- tainty identally doen confifient of Dugtlist event for his Mt arena. going to devote all my time oward making the) ue johnson favored tomes to the promot or ES and would accept my ed Stil be in Ban Francisco. Ait will take a lot of time and w t ax T dapat to an ‘will be But Little difticul-|nounce that Jeff and Johnson witli nding Johnson bave pre-| Hight 46 sounde Sor mp at © date t ete dln date number of fights for pine thor me selected Po Aare cb my RENTON CLUB HAS BIG SMOKER ON TON © MATEIELD AND Ton wowmy swat] corinc punch when ft ts working MATCHED FoR THe Ge Hatfield ot cla + chances are ae uscal and thes some. will be) epart- the fire hail | follows Jack Arnold ve Ghist {Max | Thorne vs pounds: in the, wrestling. In box. wi | Eo . Frankie Voss va, Billie Mi ey pel it Juventitie va Jexse Boor " Sehrier ya Shorty Mawson, it Cottie| tie. and the Hattield-ewitt « cd hae @ Joe Paine, 140; Dittiveen, 166 i Beat it if you can. At thie season of the year por- thons ‘of the road through Iiltnots and lows will be very bad, and it is expected that it will be fully « monte hefore the vig car shows up esterday raorning on bt nacontinental ine the pathfinder for ihe New |race through Mt. Loute j City, 200 miles furdhe pr: 4 assured by |the Omaha course taken o1 Guggenbetm of this ctty. | viows run. SPRING BRINGS TENNIS CRAZE TO BROADWAY BOYS FORM PRRMANENT OnGANIZA- TION TO CHALLENGE OTHER HIGH SCHOOL CLUBS. —d fs cirepay taking hold ot | high sehool. Yeater- About 40 enthusiastic racks re met and organized a cluly intent to challenge other! clubs and arrange tourwa-| with the sharks of Linootn, | Fegnals and Ballard high schools. ‘| in bosovcad & recent acquist m is the view p it secretary -treas given to Phil Hol t in slippers regu court at the oon the boys are meat "¢ manager in place whieh were tginally elected. Three, it is claimed, are too many to handle the business successfully wig ont of thr eT BOYS TAKE LINCOLN INTO CAWIP BY BIG SCORE BaISKER’ KIDS FIND THEM BYES AND CLOUT THE ALL OVER THE FIELD Kids, oft bis delivery tn the entire game The one run scored by the high school boys was the result of an jerror by Meager and « lucky drive Yor the high sches! Hemenway | wae easily the star behind the bat Otherwine the . turned the tables on LA trying to pilfer bases in fain hiah, Am overwhelming de-lihat would do credit to « Jéhnnt er on the mi dizciee by & Kir measure 4 ne wound Re bigh schoo! e score was 11 to 2 at the | Oneirely powalle Windup of the battest, and “Ancoln | teeing will, have forees io ane two pitchers, | ives if they crack the Wasbington ier cae che trees nut in the A-¥.-P, games this sum > . mor. slug the leather wh han sud same two teats will clash Uni waren {again at Dugdale's park Saturday ans gbatcinn owt Sechmuts will do the twirling for How = or a for the first the igh schoo! lade on that oc age, betwee slowly and Se, Wat Sisrke Gul prevanty of gontinually pounded all over the) ete for the University, re by the vindictive college ye Then ck went in and got) Jack Barry, the old Moly Cross treatment. infielder apd’ captain, is down. to Ini boys showed & vast im-|welght and dally pleasing Connie ent in batting, Wase funning,| Mack by his good work , and, in fact, efery de-| All ment of the game, "much to the ‘Of Coach bode Brinker, who] j= . 1 ceftainiy done a lot of good | . three weeks since he took| “Princess Royal,” from Pier “A, of the bunny cor {10 BM» exeept Tuesday; incom MORE “and was simply invihe. {parably the best om the route Rh. Only two hits were made! Phones 209 balm ls 1GHT New York American league arn after Clarke Griffith quit, and Louis Cardinale failed to ke even one base hit im their opening practice mame. Marquard. ¢ pitcher, opened h ime owt 14 mete o | Gowen in Texas right along he wow't balie ayes Staluings has offered Biberteid for bis wounded feelings {n the way ef appointment as captain the Yankeos rvateatel th Philibee pitcher, re cieed iad lest year and this corte has been heteing ont for 6,00 2: Frank Lobert, « ° of Cincinnati, wilt roa wait for Manager Connery o! 0 Hartford, Conn. league team thie year, of the card is a0 © r tha 2 tow dave Eddie Biever former member of Mon | the Figers, ‘wit jeom of © Times American league . with Cleveland seoon? Olt third and after that the foi lowing ranking aso, | Wash Wngton. Athletics, Becton and New York. Porhege: t frowns may win ihe wortds ccrlen, toa, but the card doesn’t aay NEW COACH MAY SUCORED BAIRD AND OXT AS BOSS AND COACH. “KING” & ANN HARBOR, Mich c. Cole, whe when ‘at tedly the grea performer the is Upped to, aucos am a Je Aireetor Baird will resign at the next me ing of the regents in April, and al though men have been men toned i is to me. March = arlie Baird should be meter ‘ootball coach business a looking addition te Hurry Up apected to do tract expires. For the p yours ( has been out football teams at the Nebraska university retires when his pres March 1 Owen Morar Hinglivh fontherwelght ugiliat, outpointed and outboxed ‘omy | Murphy Harlem lHght the pe weight, tonieht * was the sec ond meeting the twa. In the first bout phy injured one of bis hands that he could pot uae fi, and Moran had virtually his own way Wrestle to Draw, PORTLAND, Or, March 17, — Con Albright, of Rochester, N. ¥, and Dan Sulilvan, of Butte, Mont, wrostiod here last night for one hour and 16 minutes to a draw, The match wan uninteresting and de ‘old of science bie tei } be will sige, and within turning | HE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 109, u 1900 NEWS OF THE) > BOXERS < Yusef Mahmout, in a \ |aignt with Money Ore Minneapolis binekamith, wor nd 188 In a 10-round Johnay Fra weight, out New York Hert @ good inarel Otty Abe Attell will be ' AMONG THE COLLEGES | Jacksonville, | Harvard With have no diftioulty Mai M Place at wee Rip Cannell, formerty of Tufts qottege, the Hoston Nationals and Trenton, will ¥ tn the outfield for Willlamaport im the Tristate | leagee. | With the pulling wp of the bare lawainet professional players the versity of snayivanta ve wane f the team pla « ir e * ich they had be ne herner carnentiy and with ew ticlpa ¥ tlitrd base for! tion all winter Stallings . the way,| A five-year has bean how signed by the ord athiette Al- | committon 3 © bar-|coach of Uy weny in the Yonkes family, and ar yeare, Wray's first term Ta hive yeare will expire next Jan wary bes every member of hie team pul ing hard and in concer > YOUNG GIANT MAY STOP © WILL THEN BE IN LINE FOR KAUFMAN ANDO POSSIBLY } HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE. oe ag KETCHEL JACK O'BRIEN greatest punchers im the ring He has shoulders ike those of Tom Bharkey and t# @ young giant other- wise, Moreover he ts Intelligent and knows @ lot about the be But he says he relies rn: wat clone of fancy tactics. NEW YORK. March 1¢.-@tantey Ketohel. the middiowetght champtom, in seodmg the sighte of the metropalts ju but he will begin training should stop O'Brien he would tomorre * hie 10-round argument line te tackle Al Kaufman, and there with Phiiadetphia Jack O'firien at\would probably be a chance for | the National Athietic club on March them to settle the question |26. Metchet anys that while he knows how clever O'iirien ts he will go after remacy at one of the local etohel will weigh all of 166 pounds dim from the first moment of the for O'Brien, if not more He says he jmilt with the idea of boo orig 8 sie fight at 18% before next win- knockout. Ketche! ts one | ever: BiG MIKE LYNCH TAKES UP HEADQUARTERS HERE DUG AND Tm carr A BUNCH AND Ft. A WINNING TRAM. hard lwek can't come twlee in the same piace, but he says that if it doen tt te noodbye te baseball mam Ratio for hig. | ite ref sam ot ebroate Prom is you can guess that Dug ts doing some business himself, in lonier te tomether the best bunch that he can | They are beginning to come. } not the Uitle birds of apr | tie wot this time; but the Ls birds that will fit about on Be aitie’s baseball park during “the coming summer, tn pursuit of a/ ST. PATRICK DANCE TONIGHT. certain rag to Whe o ples little Seat] ge Detrick dance at D: 1 j tonlaht Special features. Admis sion §=100, inetudt Ucketa, 35c 5-Inch Champion Screw Driver 18c begun to morning | ov to an opemin ke Lynch and Bradt which te now bein repared, and caloulated auneh them forth on the diamond for the senson of 1909 wits no other than @ tie s dent Dugdale. leather covered It's « shame must be Wit far ov held the price of & fence. with sufficient regularity te the — beat give Seattle and the Dw centage that means t Dug saya and what of course Big Mike oth a X r. pennant e will do} it goes, wever, we want to gty 4 the best reasons for uying one now know of any that quality and price, yo: homble servant will make you & present of a Cham town today han been! with the Thiers, Just to | nto their carves, and, inciden- | to jaf a few kinks cut of his He has brought lub of the arrived Driver upon receiving m. nformat These & present substantial part of gach and every one you buy anyway for bard blade ta forged tee! and all have eye that betokens base-hite kamen w rule. The tani « pennants & part of the heavy bolster, Also, Dug ie there enters and passes nearly through | When you come right down tolthe handle. A dMver bulli from the the meat of the thing wee a great deal hurt by the run of buck that left } the hole the past axon, Dug accustomed to his tear. best material, by exp in such @ manner, pion.” mechanios, isa eure “Cham oh Bird bringing ap the that 200 Fi-ia, Champion Berow * no at all, cit again, Further, will not have tt Fate was #0 net} that as to adn Korew inet him last year ne team to working nice- [866 bin Screw Driver na aAsonicians Bow oe H 400 @-in. ‘Champion screw ‘Driver | ‘DO i NOW Ate Vin) Champion’ Scréw Driver | ; | 600" dsin. Gtampion sorow ‘Ditear’ | Have your tieting. your paper cleaned. | | painting done for the A-¥-P | bbc Bein. Ghampion Sorew ‘Driver Ruarantend | 'W.i phone) #00 id-In. Champion Borew Driver | 800 id-in. Chdinpton ‘Aorew ‘briver | Ste, | 906 Abin. 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Week “Temmessees Pardee” ) Phones S108 Next Motinces, 105, 300, See te, Ie, Ihe, S00, Te, peony Week of March L®, HL DE LUSSAN & Miller Kent and Six Other Big Acta, “UNBQALED VAUDEVILLE” This Week, THE ARMAN SPROTACULAR SON 6——Other High-Cinas Featarce——@ STAR POPULAR VAUDEVILLE Performances Datiy—2.50, 1:16, © Pricse—toa. dee. wae eroncr wusee “Waits Me Again.” T Other Big New Spectaltten. Inclyding Carlisie’s Doga, ‘Take im the Star This Week, Victoria Male Choir Victoria, J. M. Morgan, Siushe CONCHRT Saturday, 8:15 m™. March 20. Arce: Hen. Tickets 60c and DANCE DREAMLAND Tonight St. Patrick Dance. Features. Tho. Prize Walts Tournament Adminsion 100— Including Twe Dance Tickets, Ladies Free. WHEN PRINT BLURS Irritable temper and general dis- | comfort results. We positively cure |thie condition with our sapectally |ground glasses. 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