The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1910, Page 2

Redington Sporting Beattle, Wash, If Roller in combination Ordeman B25 out in didn't win be tm your Kaitor Star, Why lenge morr Beattie fries-CGoteh-R abow any Ordeman's Bartor pects just t alim fo and R a Frank fimish th Is IT HYPNOTISM, OR | JUST PLAIN BLUFF? | BY TIP WRIGHT trouse * And alt baleful «ye taining « chem. tnt how littl Pants Half Price 500 pairs Men's $2.50 Corudroy Pants at Caps _Haif_Price and Socks Half Price Mer bla Underwear Half Price Personal: delivery. Understand Curley will soon ff} GRORGH A, BARTON, Sporting Editor Minneapolis News hak} the square,” why, that's the vay way We do business 1 wish we You All -= In order to avoid the usual rush dinmeen. atvending. this advisable to make morning hours, making reservations for later THE bar tr JANUARY 21, 1910. ORDERMAN AFTER ROLLER FOR A RETURN MA TCH BIG MINNEAPOLIS GRAPPLER CHALLENGES FORMER SEATTLE MAN THROUGH THE STAR Minneapolis, Minn, Jan, 21. | je after Jeffries Gotch-Roller to arrange return match for sare, with good sid t and to show Seattle people he n and nad time to take this fellow the beat | in ~ Seattle people who's m drs caine | |LYNCH AFTER THE ROWDIES : HARI READERS TOO THE STAR’S SPORT PAGE JEFF 1S GOING TO AFRICA FOR LIONS (fy United Preas.) DENVER, Colo, Jan, 2% Jim | Jeffries te going to follow the ex ample of T. Roosevelt, and hunt | big game in Africa, He announe jed today that efter his battle with Johnson next July, with a party of | friends, he will journey to the dark jeontinent, following as hear As |possible the route of the Roose |velt party The former champion signed a contract today with local publish Jers, permitting their staff writers end moving picture men to accom pany his party The terms of the contract were not announced, Tere * REGATTA PROBABLE. * - * Paverable action taken last # night by the bow ot the University ton, on the pro . University movers @ serious © the wey of such a The financial end Seas eeessegesdeeees necessary for ° raise & fund of about $2,000 to ® defray expenses. * * Ree |FIELDER JONES TO COACH AGGIES) (By United Prem) a Bo conigh pact Db, Ore Jan. HENRY ORDEMAN, neo White Box, and Wy United Press 4 that he intended t LOUIE LONG GETS HIS IN PORTLAND WASHINGTON-WIBCONSIN #/ EDITED BY LAURENCE RE DINGTON, THE DEAR PUBLIC REA REALLY LIKES IT These are the days that a good, live astrologer, a fellow with a natty front consisting of a pointed aky-plece and a flowing black gown plentifully sprinkled with the signs of the zodiac, established in a good, | central loeation, could do a land-| B office business with the fight fans For everyone wants to know where the big fight i# to be pulled off, | and as the fellows who should | speak with authority do not exe thy | agree in their “authoritative” state | ments it's time to turn to the occult Li'l Arthuh started the fad by consulting o clairvoyant a few weeks ago and, after various exper iments with crystal balls, heavy in j conse and strange symbols, he learned that he would win after a hard fight, with a body blow, in the umtieth round it this star) gagzer had gone just a little further | and told Jack that he would hit Jeff between sunrise an¢ BROKE IF TRACK | in Colma woodshed definite te |we would have something more |ments of Rickard, Gicason, Jeffries, Johnson | Mayor “Pin Head” McCarthy, Jack Curley and, last b Sammy Berger. These gentlemen keep the wires hot y inde ved are situation of spring and summer assertions and denials, and | the faithful fans who try to keep in touch with the 00° JACK GURLEY SAYS UTAH, Leaving out these long range observations and coming nearer home, | we find some pretty plain statements from Jack Curley, who ts now fn | Seattle, ahead of Harry Frazee’s all-star combination of boxers, wrestlers | jand other juggiers s ure} ror fights but allows r Salt Lake, Curley is a firm believer in Rickard in or pear Salt Lake City He says that behind Rickard, and that the latter has | Spry will interpret the Utah law which ¢ | imited round boxing very liberal ma from me that the ht will be held in the real noise in promoting the figh contests f says and it Take it “BOB” FO’ Tex Rickard is WLER, (By United Pema) }, Curley t known baseball men fr wan distinctly understood that was to have the privile : FIGHT COMES yuntry, has J gned-a ¢ ct | the place. He is des 4 he will he BOSTON, Jan. 21 —the to bh the team of the ut on the desert @ hard sat 1 A. Fo rome, k surement was ft the — y und alking at eo whi moves tance tall cede ne ina z * ) FOR STUDENTS My United Prem 5 \ nth p ack KK ach his ¢ al s, and not the least SPALDING NO, : . Hgpomny- an P mie qu 7; p > r the most trivial de BASKETBALL= ms >. teal Gan amp at Doyle's oO | call ¢ 16 fight and the fighters. Men and women, too, who The Official wag 64 to.4i, after. @ game charac. |idly founding into shape pass the sporting news without a glance, as a general rule, find them the Game. ertzed by rough pla ing & foul an nl selves reading every line of “bull” that is printed about this mammoth - j i" - foul had bee nenitted. money-making combination of pugs, promoters, governors and mayors. Sacramento ball tens plane finest | Southern Pacific raiiroad em i It’s funny, but it's true. 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