The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1909, Page 2

H a a) ia | Written By Experts THE STAR'S PAGE ¢& UP- 10- ou SPORTS Ee THE STAR—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1909 fF ' the flea, ty bs, p rde te i to the MY ESTEEMED CONTEMPORARY, MR: MINCIMURA TOGA, oe th t nays in bis excelent report of the Braundto mateh, printed in b toucls another column, “Great are jiu jitau, but tC are no game for uly ae” racking s cuddles better he a | That about expresses the opinion of the ttle fans who saw a | bleact “ | Japanese expert, tratned to every trick of bis national sport, go on the ieee . mat and choke an alleged Amorican expert into Insenslbility as though Jers, for 1 had ‘ jhe had been a kitten, It was really no contest, for there was nothing in ” ‘? we py . ' to it but Ito from the call of tir to the momont they carried Braun ' hoa ortete feet foremost off the stage. bodes at haa | As a business proposition the jiu Jitsu entertalament was a great Fa gates Plaga ¢ | wu and Kid Herman de 1 lot of eredit for the way he |stuff had been uncorked k |handied the affair, but as « sport ent It left a lot to be desired. | Se euteiauibetir ween, at Braun was much overrated, and on his own representatio: nd his jo having an appa a t |record, many a dollar panned from American to Japanese pockets last | PIREPINS Hy vOeT. , the middie of the half. THE FAST BROADWAY TEAM THAT PLAYS EVERETT TODAY wm | night BY FIELDING HM. YosT, the ball tn eur possession in mia Left to Right, the Players Are: Upper Row-—Coach Lewis, Patten, Capt. Lewis, Wilson, Abbot, Burt, | The match was so one 4 that it raised a er against the | Unive y of Michigan Football |. a - — Warren, Smailey. Lower Row—Tyler, Wylie, Presicy, Burke } allty of the port that will be heard if an attempt Is made to repent | Coach | The saying that thing succeed | e 6s jiike success” probably applies to ral surprises in the way of money won by some of the ding turfase football . " For years either Keene or Whitney led the winning list, but this pease aren bene ment & || wang arty «5 oa | tor the first time in recent years, a W wher, Sam Hildreth, bas | jing awe t oinaee * the falied to eomtorm to |the honor of leading the lat with won in stakes and purses, | aur The same te try f playa Most of this sum wax won by two King Jamon and Fiteberbert.| tohe way Geet ean mlandpotnt 3 Lincoln- Spokane Washington Will Broadway Eleven Game Here Today Win, Says | Dope At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, on The Northwest versity campus, the I In and | situation will cl i university cams nd | ith the as “ 1 the Spokane high teams will Pie g woo A line up for the second big inter-)C. wilt d ttle at ¢ scholastic game in Seattle this sea-| « wht son. Although both teams have lost oot f me nnawot games, Lincoln to Tacoma and Spo-| caster an oe kane to Broadway, each has hopes of | «a tt Ores finally coming out on top this sea-| Play at Eugene, ax son. This game will put sf them | Will be given on out of the running for good. It will | jdaho with the also give the football followers a line | by Washingtor th on the comparative sttength of men. Unieas * Broadway and Lincoin top Or s " and Was Last Saturday Broadw mt qui] OA. C. wilt be the te from Spokane 6 to 0. ine night to bat cannot do as well as th ship on Ya not stand much of a chance a Be, the Broadway et w nator This morning a nd of footh Pte: w crazy Lincoln high school re it paraded the downtown streets. Wit a Hw n tin cans, strips of tin and cow bells | £2” they tried to wa se dis The ee ‘ trict up to the fact that a go ents a of W terscholastic game ia to be p Mary here. a. The teams will line ur . #0, Lines Postion is ae Smith Left end hor | "woe the past ~ Bruce . Left tackle jallagher 4, gs Ames Left guard .. Henderson Washingtor ° Beck (Capt.). Center Adam shing Fallis Right guard Runner 6 "ae Right tackle | Rats . ay oat Right end W . rs Jimmy Gardr Right half mig vc ae Fuliteck “ Mike (Twin) # t at it F : judge. Ar Jack (Twin) 8 Athletic c the t and is - D. C. Hall, ¥ with Pork of halves, 30 minutes. I middleweight, at the A j with the outburst of husiasm When the main event of esha poe n annow! ad Cook ‘hs a mi js an beings | lowed BRAUN Japanese Jiu-Jitsu Expert Nearly Kills American in One-Sided Exhibition— No Contest. With te Tokoguro jitsu a Braun the champion re last ght. Ito ps opr i Ito choked all the rations out of George leve ae h an t € be Japs Go Wild. and } t to we t that i ng i Inge taark be P 1 challeng tory | pockets of his sp ad which may have had some patriot thing to had by of the trip of th atchers the mat antics ¢ aun jum hin went the boa sharp blow The me of th ped forward y# jack ff, anc seen on on Ito Gets h-can r feet Hold if game t the oe t th A A. ¢ ” who was ma nd rolled a second the fe the hat of H 1 ha id ” h 4 f r mow r for him, and of th both men expiration ‘The politan the California & stake viet old of won the former th lusherbert proved him wor Burr Handicap. Toronto Cup am Brooklyn ar MATION SHIFT ALOULAR FORMATION iT LL LT Mo CMM m a A AIAAIAAR three-y greatest three yes 5 besides winning most of the earold classics. historic Suburban Handions ne finished sex to and a good © in finishing At Everett list woyearolds, H.G James KR. Ke thanks to the great Bedwell furnished ond on the mare Maske crop of a big eurpr third on the winning list of hin racing test and moat apec | was done away from the New York tracks | . j vor saw, Was not really - ye aco atable onalated of that old cripp’ Los Ang no, and & ston te. T th atified th one the 5 ot with Coach Lewis of we t ap { choap selling platera. Bedwell, howe * hen ox ted t ther tea Pd took his foothe : adage t fal in his met and rapidly added to his string t miay he Whew fered th very y ached by Seattle during the summer that T radows was in oper { which has becn thought out | a: Ni <. the closing of the track forced him to go Kast. In the number h the greatest care, it ie naturat- | ___ X te well was second on th st, his horses having Cashed past the : hat » yapeetonae “ke J gave ire in front 109 1 py.to dat pen" up.” Last 8 Harney Schreiber, the genial Dutchman from Missourt, sent Yee yy ad cet the snacaan dmngios: weet ae: Mtinge waree a 0 «pinay I describe meant so|l heard him call the signal tt ‘ Ta most winners to the post” LR colors having scored 134 times, Schreiber woh to me makes it stand ont tn| meant cither a touchdown or—it u stunt with bows ver iways has - ables in ration and races them or ny mind mere prominently than the successful, defeat, for it wae cur lant att i a : there—but at any rate I never saw nce to Ue the score made by Penn whole game IMferont tracks stmultankounty a play that boo! in the gnr Broadway gam me © @ 6 93-47-11 rang t Was ana 4 FROM SMOKY PITISBURG COMES THE NEWS THAT BILLY aap oe P i nemy of Stan Ketchel, fought six rounds a one ne Behu nt t « ‘ . * get a draw in fact, tw of the |! nape - at ! the xiving tt He be t a du an wreck of his . Rock tines neager dispatches and ledge of pa f bh i } anals, A { Papke. rdinary i ‘ ‘ x fw it coing the same F ‘ h Billy Pag and get the better of t ar i er last two bond " rea r A und that he may Joo Morr 4 How « line a Me oo @ te a ap Watash Marquette and the ~ ZBYSCO, THE BIG POLISH WRESTLER WHO HAS BEEN AFTER t 2 . date this a s match with Frank Gotch and who f ame to . he th — scored 162 points to ‘ N Z Peal 308 pa rtwo years ago. If lr m w- it F , R | nese He has announced hi of searing Gotch off ‘ht Joo negotiated 679 tr " Y rmer|the U. of Penn fogs I r N know what he Is to 6 is quite a hu Nkes noth r tha + & ab et t t, sad PN Simoni sheet ‘ oni eer Minnesota- Wisconsin saa aa , fag ae PP “¥ wach | Zbyeco is sald to be a tough customer, and in a handicap | Big Game Today »** 9! wobec mg bgt appara Nore * hie} match he lived up to this reputation by nearly elay Culler) og aan ceeteke moan : t thre . went back in ‘60, | Cf 7 Mi in two and ¢ tossing ff the stage. Still, Gotch can look after} consin an@ Minnesota will fght ft| {nojje in -o are nin: piaven at | himaelf—at « c came—and I 4 e cha on the aridir om here this after lB. Ban in hig hawt is 5 ° te a noon for tern char ship oles = ; uptal " be snooping roun Ue old Poland a y time in the fmm Roth tea © been 5 UP A) ty m.,. ny * pick According to the that | ooo ates hotly contested 4 » oO Wee Lor yale witl defeat Prhmastom: A FEW DAYS AGO, IN HAVANA, A BULL FIGHT MAD TO Be For cee oe mens be | victory trom Dartmealie +] | postponed because ali the Cuban sports had ae to see the Detroit | year he t to Notre Dame, ar n thelr see ce trom Mle ATT! Tigers play against a local nine. Shades of our Castilian ancestors! ould be there t year if his law | w nein, respectively. oe Can you beat it? a a foes : S He sizes up Wi he! MOO to F ent that Notre! as good a team aeAay mam Sal Dame Is a class “A” team, he brings | West or Northwest iti aie : « * for the it tw re ition, Notre Dama, « w that # right {innesota are about the Last year . Place, Notre ern teams that could Dame played ni « s nd | ple and gold. Vareity could 1 gainst any team said Place, to ells: $24 points to i Semenaasi Sporting eat FROM THE Describes Ito-Braun Go a y taees ‘ : i (My United Pres : ! i tE) ELEY Cal Nov 12 Exclusively for The Star| MAPLE pote | ; ans | After. four youre pr ae py hands of Stanford rugby teams, the sll ‘ Tae HERMAN AND HERRMANN HOLD Readers torent LOVE FEAST OVER STATE incite Frat his cannon han | University of California student je BY EDDIE BOYDEN " Frank’s not |i feels more confident this ye iiceibdetiaaieisinnansiaaiticll jar rt aainet |of a vietory than at any tir ie the BY MINCIMURA ToGo, fairly fast club’ clouting. se! the . history. of the game. on. the const (By United Press) }the national commission & Sporting Editor Jap Schoo! | being furnished by bow the | bans ieery cout of tener. that bon be CINCINNATI, Nov, 13.—Presi- | ius Boye’ Annual mentee Aeeare en te OS oe put up by the Cardinal fent F Hern: fu I do not think bah I donint : pe a ee has been promptly cover ie : & (adie Sis im ee nde Seat ar t n, and if ' collegians, until the ; meg Herman T ' Y f ! hie " ir to one that reva . br " of the Cmeu \ Saahionara 9 eee} ; adhe have hall club and chalrman of the|$3.50 Set Holmes & Wye a , - wn toeven money, wit t wards’ Orient Gray ' a more offered 2 | tr ‘ ‘ " ts at California apprectate | * ° wes tern Extra Heavy i , - the fact that the te t year | nog Plated ! y . is the strong that been put} D4 ‘oO the na pi Re tauetha ta’ Rive and its | Honal orga 1 Tablespoons . k ‘ . in the rugby game was intro. | /@8sue playe beer ‘ 7" You showld be ‘ mt du her The pack, though ™ ce i for a saving of TS : t heavier, is faster than ever before the Californians, these vet , Yor ant while in Cerf Elifott und Dwiggins ar : _ tal} there” reutata the’ ats t of last |RAtionaleomr nm Was anx } io Saat . Why a bow tly s backs, re-infore this ye A ft e 1 ’ t ¢ table 100 i year's ba ' T " b t ‘ alif r t d are ‘ ‘ nother neet? Make it| by a wealth of material Call . National @ ' spo ee t ith ¥ Tomorrow morning the team will) °'* \ me ; ‘kane, Tacoma, Belling A nnn Salen oy ! w ' T . tro always panuhe | reaching the enemies’ camp hare in the mone * Ime ' and ulwaye Attended. "| California's rooting section at jumpers from ) f ford will contain between 1,000 and . ¢ ‘ 1,100 men , t f Pitet $ ) ar’s ' t wh Brook h ' ot : . STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal t Herrma Ho 4 ‘ t = Ph : Nov. 12.—The Cardinal fifteen, | Worth $ I do not th , cen f ' 1 : - will battle with the Univer. | h¢ mld to ar te tinr vas bs, SD m y of California pack in the an-| Wntil th mutually t ! r large mateh. Remember That Line ' nual rugby game tomorrow, spent | “pon t now having } ar 1 fr and . =| up today in the Woods hills, rest 1 t a) : | P ’ brief i t seh: ie ing and far away from excltement| . Merman feltythe wetrht of Hf t Pt; mn rican | H : : : 1 hat pervad the campu nan a 1 nt atd-snid that af yg 4 at p ra! t It solng to be @ close game | ® Short tripeto Washingten antd N I t ° S. . all right, but we will win, that's| Yorkethat b@ yBhla return to Cm ue of | what are } f sure f a Und Placg@the matt belo r ¢ anced un apen } That is about the way the aver! UESTON POOL CHAMPION. ke fear motorman of tax-| ut Hon i‘ age Stanford rooter puts It today bie ‘ ‘i ut atly for blood Hon. | gent t Stanford men will not give any Gatted Webs efor padded arpet He interpan » ' i. uM ; is i : odds. There is plenty of mbney! KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. 1 w tragic scowl on Hon, Ito and/ot Mon. Ito fly up sleeves.ot to be bet on the Cardinal team,| Johnny Kling lost the pool cham $ : Sin’ Yin ane Hat neta + gag / Pn aa, but even mpney ls asked. Califor:| pionahip to Thomas A. Hueston inst] a Wa ince BO, A fiashful momonturr | dress ‘partor . onal sonhid tia thtis ete nia backers, basing the demi on | Diet hen the i coun ade Sion Plated Tablet ave e a ” ‘ ; ‘egate " oe DIACE rip yublishec »yredictior e a yur un ina f hel + thy a bettl ent are Great are nothing that ruins an alley | Dublshed | predictions, “are ashing te ae Tie cae te ett Hot si hly Okuriert hold, from which| Hon, Pro. Ito, Groat | are J quickly than this thoughtless | ds aR ah RR greet ge: pelted Li sare deployed to drone rooin In in rt what are never ment-éor mul- | habit : Preparations are being made for| being goo toned. Phen ts ee ee rv A ; m condition youddles. wim handling the biggest crowd — that| 2°18 800 to vp In section time great jiu-Jits UNCIMURA TOGO. Another breach of bowling eti-!ever gathered he: oe: ai champtonship that Hueston ha |SPINNING