The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1909, Page 2

2 THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1909 THE SEATTLE STAR’S SPORTING PAGE || Alt Users o sme / MN. aia aaa CALIFORNIA ATHLETE EQUALS oa Re gal Hb Clothes 0) Ve, LOST 0 = $ HIGH HURDLE | Sing and Megaphone | > | STANFORD | / - \ ( L wf e e mM free Os m | | Their Praises Ry United Press) & AS Q | | BERK y n Nov 7 Al jO ADAPT BRET HARTE TO SUIT THE SUBJECT THAT HOLDS ~ " It takes no critical eye to see ata 1 thoust al wor wi the attention of the local sporting community today, “In way } glance th at tl niveraity | of T hak Gee Gust. “ad tout tae aie Wade, (ne Bivens bs vj. Yams J, Tells the Old Story) IB of these clothes, the perfect lines and aan | Pome Stanford | peculiar of His Great Fight at fel nagal And extremely peculiar at tha ponents of the Japanese Carson City in 1897. port when it right” general appearance. If being Properly at | tired counts for anything, “Regal” wearers are “it! James J. Corbett is telling that smous old classic of hia again, en-| titled “How ft Lost to Fite’! Ip don periodical, he of that great bat lt follown | eshoes into boxl p players soused the ompared with the stuff these Jiu jitiu fellow Sere set « ipbubaearrenre stint: svesdaieah nie Ox te rene of my fight with Morris, | disputes that have preceded Tokug Ito and Geor © drove to the ie | BA) Bra w 1 t Ito and Braun could get of wrestling costume until yesterday after and thelr respective managers met, came to that are to be worn, with Ph ned that Pitasts be in hin whe wan, She le Athletic club, who ds to er, What a 1 and] vault under guard of seven policemen | w, and although said many unkind things and flung I Hid no! sat me to whieh} I have no bent} iu jitsu men, according Bob's Wife There of the coats #0 as to There b was in Bob's corner © it witt | t did not approve of her being ther deadly | for I hold that the prise ring fe who in om ‘. fit place for a womar But wh ¥ : tie ™ muld help miring her lowe and ainst using Ito t 1 se open to him, fc 1 J . tlers st i wee ame tyle and weight of coa and w that i at ne hey shall t he kee i third A unt 1 f t to T te r 1 ar 1 Th 1 a 1 ¥ nt ! i ald. 1 he wi i k ! Thors VARSITY PLAYERS|=zeses= = seen anes ae meet ee cao OMTIWESTERN TO | » 9 | ' | John D. Rockefeller sa hat Jim Jeffries » KTR an. Dew ‘ . agit Bee Bago Sakai suatabtings [class he b hown P the getting t vin? " si 4 axe ¢ With Coa wa that R. 1.7 ‘ 1 t . be tt r the 14 me ‘ n down again, at footha a by Jockey Ca nd nined , ond a at f 4 «| Tt xt ‘ Buf | was ike a man pa whit « d ' lett 4 . 4 ' own he ely t t t i at ne tim er Tam st " The Count a . gs th wt f “ ' 5 . Cc R at f back i as ent ‘ a ve n t y Rouses Fitz ~ . Bee gD yer gol > a hb Tex f : » A a « d ham Jan de of th & ther » : - Pork ‘ but in hin stead reigned Bob | granted f ording t r t tater th t ‘ + « at t wel ¥ n ® a p> b ad ¥ I ke ‘ . r being a . ; I t tert i they will b ‘ hich b ‘ture ten on the sease 5 an Me raity Th am {i ft f ‘ a te i b « s May, left guard sag me th ne center: Griffiths, right guard; H.| kane high n Der fleld Broad Th I} act Grimm, right tackle; W. Grimm.} has al r tt on as - rful 4) right end; Coyle, quarter; Muckle haa ie oh 0 ctede, left falls Wager, right halt. | The Washington-Oregon game ts causing a lot of speculation ar % ear . for and Baker, fall. the football sharks, and although most of them ed } to kee s given the giver } es to win fro ne, and Broadway looks + then 3 ung ‘aw him for eve - ” ' Hendricks-Fitzgerald | Quoth the Raven firs Gey thould bo is Senitis Giganap ounce tam x 1 Fight Next Week | ¢ t ke of ; He“ ar (By United Press) } ’ ed Round af en oo ee The Ravens and the Cranes went ; - oe ied ‘ has coi om the Be . . . ¥ t ow ys last night es " as di th f th 7 birds ghot it turned 4 ordina : / avoid the punet 11 . - y ave not able to 4 ri * fps Of i, NE han we \ i re f/f y, and no s¢ Ito, the Japanese t t The Great Swing liver: jeor Ls 1 1 4 be: ‘ But 1 think ‘ me I bee ply fling ple t af | pl tle t . j oving my whole body #o that [| ~-I myself t ) et i t her turns round | j ach, at the ond of the bre one t W hi only and it became famous from that day , ae I «tb y » forth 1 8 1 ‘ f Menge! .. 1 i “4 A § t r Hetberg ....... 158 I ‘ Totals 48 3 #28—2,929/1 We don’t ask much of prospective clothes sohaven 1 3 tin. |t tt nh Whitman Plays pe Edwards’ Orient Gray FOOTBALL Une ’ $2.50 Set of 6 Holmes & ; 167 18 and t : ¥ , Pattern Extra Heavy ff &'S—all we want you to do is to look over this g ite 4d as ; to fight Whitworth Today Silver - Plated Dessert § assortment of Regal $15 Clothes. Everyone + 148 1 ‘ ‘ ast VALLA : P 158 164 1 ‘ nt . t Spoons, $1.75 that when they leave this store with Regal Totals , ‘ \ t running rr) 7? mor ire in their possession they take our ironclad gua antee with them—the clothes must satisfy you you can get TOUR MONEY BACK aye a). ai PAPKE MAKES A ii - SORRY S ic, ie Ti SCOOT __ SORRY SHOWING || ke , This Trade-Ma . . 1 I On Square GENTS the p vent in ae h disappointed