The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 3, 1910, Page 2

soe gaatamatteny A he teams which may be the nuclews! “All players shall be bowght and) Pee ce KID HERMAN DECISION CORBETT IDEAL MAN? TO DE WAS ONLY ONE POSSIBLE McVEIGH HIT OFTENER, BUT TAYLOR HIT CLEANER AND HARDER BLOWS — BOYS EVENLY MATCHED AND FIGHT WAS FAST. > ¥ } | ' / BY LAURENCE REDINGTON, Same famous highbrow forget offhand whether | it wae Thomaa Jefferson or Billy Aronson--seprung” | the sage aaying that it was the difference of opinion : that made herve racing Judwing by the various Comments that have been handed out anent the | MoVelgh-Tayior fight, ever since Kid Merman raised | the gloves of beth men m che Tacoma ring Saturday | night, the prewerh might apply with equal truth te prieefighting Talk to any Beattle fan who saw the fight and | he will tell you that while a draw waa probably the | onty decision Kid Herman could have rendered and eome ont of the ring alive Little Pets reality had the better of the fight on points. Chat with one of the Tacema ring bugs, and he will teti you that Roscoe had i hE LOOKnEO ime A GREY HOUND HE wAS 56 Pine neasure all the way, and that another rou nd w hd ha seen a wkout, with the lanky Tacoma lad watehing the count from an Upright pesition. If he ts an eepecially he TARRO rabid Taylor man he © ken Kid Herman to some suc! Li Peaey ta ; Teer PROM go character of history as Captain Kidd, Sir Henry Morgan, or Dick Tory | MANY ANGLES a t ' — = } was DIELYT jar inmterecthadastx Sex we Match Played m Se «the, aE | Ail bail Piayers Are Slaves Is the View of Jim Callahan Jimmy Callahan, the Chicago conducted isn't a trust, glance over > a ene #emi-professional baseball star,’ these arbitrary jaws: naiuetah latinas . = = talks of another major league, with’ “The game shall be owned and! Be emis st wating — Mus John Kling and himself behind it. controlled by the trust for profit hoe <e he greweee feat j d “Baseball,” said Callahan, “is the! “Players must enter voluntary | + one te chee exe eet " finest little trust in the world. Its | servitude for the term of their base. Players are slaves, just as were. | bali lives. the redemptioners who mortgaged | “Ne rival organization of private | a their lives to escape British rule, | capttalists, clubs owned by cttles, | “It ia this jnowledge which or co-operative teams sball exist in| cansed Kiing and me to organize: com petition with trust clabe ee 4 De ee ee of a third major league. Baseball sold in the baseball market as trust is @ commercial monopsiy, and | chattels. Kling has been blacklisted contrary | “Defiance of thia rule by any one Denese to common and statutory iaw. thal raliy members of the truat to “If you think emunintees ae now! war againet the rebellious.” Nothing will -emain undigested nen of Pages ihn SS = = = <j sour on your stomach if you wi ‘ j 4 aiwors ge te the iat made STAY SINGLE; (THIS KID BEST beter tpecde re pe hg tee ENGLISH JOCKEY. though as harmilees and pleasent « : a ee GET THE COIN. candy, will 4 ost and prepere f i $ Milhoorey ’ etis a W ho aeeimilation to the Dhow afi the : _ ee ee * 4 een et nana Teper oo t as ee ee ae ' x tg you ca a - i . a ag ag %. : ‘ abou? (Ry Uptted Press) Rat what our stomach crevee oe SAN JOSE, Cal. Jan. 3.~With without the lightest foar of | woe er OS Ce Ty eee on, iy Manager Jobn {. Taylor of the Row gceation or tl you wil! be bether.¢@ *°* so make ton Americans in the pitcher's box, with sour ris. age, Beleh! ae oe rs Pe gee pe ee tossing $160 greenbacks« at Frank Stomach tleartburn, ‘tte adaches ¢ « @remgiet. ant totetes GOT) Ee Arellanes behind the bat, it looks from stomach, Nausea, Bad Mreeth . ‘yeep eal * ee ’ very much as though the little god Water Bras rv a feeling ike ec @ ; as ¢ 4 gent i =e ri » Cupid will have to steal home if had swallo io lump of te ~ * whimg wive he wants to score For Arelianes' other disagrevable miseri« - ’ . art friends said today that he ten't you be suffering now free . ciot hi Boing to muff those greenbacks. stomach disorder you can ¢ ex And it is al! because of the contract the former San Jose marvei signed with President Taylor. In it was the stipulation that the man who made history for the Red Sox taat season will receive a $500 bonwa if he will reach the end of the season safely without being tagced out by | Cupid / Arelilanes will have Manager Taylor as a guest in a few days, when the baseball men will hunt ilief within five minutes =< An if you will get from your ohe * Sa i SOLID COMPrort come ls what you en to VO) Cook With Cras ove together near this city, and the Ban ur solicit Jose boy will probably stay out of S the love game, for a time, at least. i snitle Lighting Comp ny ee 7 1314 Fourth Ave i aE * * > *® LONGEST GAMES IN THE - Phones: Main 6767; Ind. € es % MAJORS WERE DRAWS. « i ve tae: * - o - * Strangely enough the * ® ext games in the major leagues * *% the past season terminated in * IREPROOF *® draws Washington and pe # ® troit played 18 Innings with «# & out a verdict, while hoston & w# and New York in the National * Exctuelvely for * went 17 innings to a to 8 re & Household Geeds. *® sult * the longest game that counted * ® in the standings, a 4 to 4 vie - C \ ® tory over the New York * t | Co vl Ca & Giants : entra oy LO, * * a ey See eee eee eeaegege - RANK WOOTEN 4°34" HEADACHES ; d Ung h ® 4 ne : ” Danny Ma } most cases af caused by € ' " ad ding jockes etirain We make 1 pecialty f \ 4 ha rolled up th » oe bua eye defects md by we ‘ ievful total of 160 winners this aoin rele tne he a hie 'f aT a i te ~ revit . ” brother, Stan MAIN ONE PRICE ONE mt Al ITy pan rac -~ 4 Schuchard Optical Ca, ; : ctories le not 659, Al L. 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