The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1910, Page 2

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1910 SPO RTS “BASEBALL LAW PROVIDES THAT THE PLAYERS OF A CLUB SHALL FOLLOW THE FRANCHISE—WITH THE REVERSION OF THE PORTLAND FRANCHISE, THE PLAYERS REVERT TO THE LEAGUE” —President Lucas Edited By LAURENCE REDINGTON WALTER M'CREDIE IS_“4ITTLE DEMON” BOASTS TRYING TO SELL MEN VICTORY OVER GOGH es of | | | PORTLAND MANAGER AND NORTHWESTERN | LEAGUE PRESIDENT DIFFER OVER POINT OF | BASEBALL LAW—PLAYERS MUST GO WITH) FRANCHISE, clone of the the limit, thet | Of the 4 | the wrong «id | Havana, the major jeague j the fifth toning & Wasted ball the ball far ove: In the last game, which the Stars easily won, t and the way ns were a the third, p enthuata Hlowing day a bid ie hil to meet ina handicap match at yy ‘BLACK AND TAN | - HERRMANN SLATED OH, MERCY! CORBETT | wee Sami FOR ANOTHER SAYS JACK STOLE IT (ty United Pre) NEW YORK, Jan wark, | Where they : GREENWOOD CLUB 669 1 TTLE OLD NEW YORK” hes beon im the habit of making « dj of the 3 SMOKER TONIGHT I virtae of necessity, and sim © Ud has been screwed down . pee nig: . a johnson, by tight, Gotham sports have & deal of talking about th fimement of the east in general, an moral superiority of Masha at an Reed tan in particular. Nevertheless, they pull off some things within a there. hiseult toss of Broadway, that would not be stomac he ed by any sporting community on the coast. iin i bg \CELTICS.TACOMA A private prizefight took place a few nights ago in th bood of 42nd st. and Eighth ay. between Kid Beebe of F MAP WM. STANLEY TO | GAME FOR SUNDAY! and two local wen, London prise RACE FOUR MEN | the two men at the same time, although he outweighed each ¢ swheoeaone ———— eS 20 pounds. S PRIZE RING RULES California the Spot and All... Tinher, ch ali spree This Utah Talk Blind, © ; The men fought with skin-tight gloves, the first round instir ither Maresh or St 18 minutes without « | Says Tip Wright. "lean league pe le tha jarry Norra mann, of Cine tunatl or Paes oe rd is hes been arranged 4 nutaber ther day the right up Jimmy Britt caught on in Johmn- n re. & reat etyie with a right-hand owing, the blow @welling and blac eyes. Cohen and Rube Waller, who wa 4 against Beebe, were given four minutes re ereed the bout. The men fought on again minutes, after Young Cohen, one of the contestants, was knox mateh race, and has signed | co stop when Cohen broke his right thumb with a wild swing. Waller rum an Indoor event in this took up the battle alowe and singged with Beebe untit he was ex Sunday next tanley wil! take on four men, hausted, ond when things began to look tive for him the referee BY TIP WRIGHT. run five miles, against stepped between thy men and called a belt, awarding the fight to | Sait Lake City len't going to eet * is out for an indoor ree Beebe. the Jim-Jack fight » tt and after bis fine showing at| 7 op That sort of stuff tx a bit too raw for the Pacific const. It a years. Neither te Jim ¢ 1 | Tacoma, bolleven that Betapas vot | port to F 8 te done more to Kill the legitimate game than 50 decently conducted @ new mark fur the 20. snpldm ie ot heondhe greta! fights MR. MATTHEWSON, AUTHOR Christy Matthewson has caught the disease, and from symptome it looks like a bad case. Along with Bat Nelson Shrubb and a lot of other athletes with “literary” or “journalistic yearnings, Matty has slopped over tnto type But the Giants’ great finger goes the rest of them one better, for, while Neixon (ella as the story of bis Ife, and Shrubb writes about running, on which he is an vediepuied authority, Matty has gone in for straight fletion The book, or rather series of books, for “Big Six” is going the | Stanley's opponents will beg%ar ’ st ie trans nee Waldorf of Seattle, OemrMow | nina. “to Hecetve the ‘ at Tacoma, 'ewia Hetdinger, the |? a \ | Alaskan champion, and it Wil DANCE AT OREAMLAND. son of Boston, The race be} Dance tonight. Admission free Fun in the Mammoth skathig tak we > SEATTLE’S POPULAR HOME-FURNISHERS Here’s an event you can not afford to overlook, be- whole hog, may be all right at that, but why - mn the series before . ? pasting th ar mr Witte sietee. tinker He a companion’ Mes M. A. GOTTSTEI N cause our regular prices are to “The Kathy Book» DR. 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