The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1909, Page 2

5 2 THE STAR-—FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1909. SS ee & > R init ei’ ft Unless You've Seen SIX FASTEST DISTANCE RUNNERS LINCOLN INTERCLASS MEET (@isaunaes) IN PRO MARATHON TOMORROW ON DENNY FIELD TODAY REGAL $15.00 SUITS th ee YOU’ wart. uee’ 8s! 1 “BASEBALL UNIFORMS || | BI ned to the minute by ALLEN OFFans GOLD MEDAL fea y FOR THREE TIMES WINNER [has beon OF 440-YARD RACE hig brother Prompecte ¢ & winning toe Lineoty high schoo! will hold itelor Pike in the pol interelans oot this afternoon | at the U ¢ The Leanue, *) ESS ot be brighter fir ith the vault, Pike won Ite durability and style hae nade it popular with all the minor leaguers The City ev 9,00 at (ine onta A, good quality mult Has Ba shorp. antic record | H] the wher popular Mpalding 4 t promises to break all rac “a m bigh Jum | style Re in attendance, The class rivair nd now that ba The Yo No. @, 1 and each of the upper cla devote all hie thr 100 jaime the beat toame. The uit that | the Jackson with tr probability oltp | im Bove tke eras ate 40-inch waist and S4-inet * second off the quarte: rd, Jesse Ames is doing jwork in the dfveus, and two Wolght events will be take of by Tom Kiiot, who put ¢ mile weds | Br pot | inile ot anencinae COFF TH AFTER JOHNSON ETCHEL BATTLE NOW | ial for the relay tearm A.G.SPALDING & BROS aes Sueasec & ea eee t BELIEVES “THEY WANT (TO! pects to have no trouble in signing FIGHT AND WILL GO BAST =the two men, particularly av he tr ? TO SIGN THEM UP tends to give them both & good per entage guarantee j i It's tho biggest thing in sight SAN PRaw ©, April 2.~Iight | said Coffroth today in discussing the ft Promoter Jame: ffroth te now hot | proposed mateh s the (rail of Stanley Ketchel anA| “What's the uae in chesing after “WWREE FOR OWE : k determined to match | Jeffries? Nobody knows whether be : ¢ champion and the de-| will ever fight again. [t looks like H foater of Jack O'Brien in @ battle too much of a risk. Hore is Ketche Fi h F. mil m the Fourth of July will leave willing and anatous t get at the or t e a Y L, for the east in « few days and «x. biack champion. He will give John » o f » MOCORMACK SROs ¢ aeaeneneaea eee — Sees SO s THE FIELD IN THE PRO MARATHON ee o NEW YORK, April 2.—With every] Longboat haa a large following foam £10, thousands depending upon |* he te right w et ¥| equipped soat tickets, tome t he toafed. Wa i row's pr onal M on at the} Shrubb will be y y Polo grounds is awaited with eager |The wor a) Englishman would interest have be Longbeat had bh not) Six of the fastest—probably thelcrred in judgment. He can be etx fastest men in the/ counted on not to repeat the error. | world are and the event Maloney te dangerous. He did the! should be « ord breaker. Alfred | distance out of doors in 2:36) 2 pores T Longboat, Johnny | but this time in Madison Square Gar ayes, Dor: Pietri, Matt Malo n was 2:53:06 He says he car 1 Sey and Henri St. Ives, French/win, but with man Hke Shrubb - shampion, are the classiest mon in/cntered, {t's hard to forecast what the business. the field will do. If the race is om the level—that| Little information ie at hapd on im, if the gamblers don't dictate the| st. Ives, He did « feault—the public will probably|course in better time than Hayes. Witness the fastest Marathon everjand can go the distance in record mq jtime. He is the dark equine in the Cheriousty enough, Dorando he event the record of 3:44:20 2-6 for an Indoor| “Men close to Marathon. And he nearly repeated |to favor Longt this when he defeated Smailwood. ving Ike the He lost to Longboat. collapsing tn sat always t Slower time. His second defeat of | Sh ts bead ayes Was so conclusive that it's ine powers. und ——lasiyerbantohgerande ‘we “ MUCH INTEREST IN | ROLLER- BERG GO | ring Clothin Just a Moment You certainly are inter- emores, ninge none: freak s, Hrokaw, Ryan taphomores, Ain, ‘Ba. Cumpbell Sa mick wea) «irk ee” 0 ks and twenty -yard low Done: treekmen fon, sopho Hayes has lost prestige since his double defeat by the itallan, but may spring a rurprise. He runs bet ter in the open than indoors, and |( ast get behind » we = make good in this tain the rea 5 AND, Ore. ‘Aves : More ested in knowing the best the wrest DUGLETS TAKEGAMEIN place to buy your new Y é RAIN FROM COLLEGIANS errors ell _ aa ce, StRoNG AMATEURS Our $12.50 and $15 Suits GRANDEST FORM. 7 cece oe) LOOKING FOR GAMES: Are all modeled in the latest style and By SAM RL BUCK. sa « The den Gardens baseball teare f Th ere some dotage at Kot t ol-! will play the first achedvled game rom o al % false queture posteragy after ‘ : ascter to} Of at scheduled game our point of view have no equal in The University of W tangied up with the [> et the score n, the dow kids, got wind of a went chasing it, while ambled leisurely acr inning for the Dugie the city for the price. All we ask is com- parison, and be your own judge. captain ° . ‘ t fuperior team. there was some rain. | in legians turn in the armely of M mason in the i may have had = great dea ayers, he used by the | With the thing, as the wall got alip-| forking ¢ rot showing made Collegians of having 4 cataract in his ball-strike eye. As to this we @ennot say, but it is a fact that the “ post mortem reveals t had not Mr strengthened hie tt Gleason called quite so many balla,| where Aiken officiated and had Capt } style, byt at md he t# still very more of a ball player. the the| weak. 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