The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1910, Page 2

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1910. THE STAR’S PAGE & UP-TO-DATE SPORT “CYCLONE” THOMPSON THIS GIANT SCOTCH WRESTLER | TRADE, POLITICS AND BASEBALL (AQKFE LOOKEE—CHINAMA TO MEET CARTHY = * ATER OR GREENS ee ), KNOWS HEAP ABOUT BiG Written By Experts leports, absolutely free from the | suspicion of frameups or manipula ——— | memes ition. Hut behind locked doors | when those who represent the busi Frisco Boy Is the Short Ender But Should Do Well tcee ond of the. national biaks aut SPOKANE, San, 24—Apoka " 2 P their heads together, many & deep Chinene fun, WW 1 Against the Syracuse Fighter—Spider Kelly Takes| laid plot ts batched, and many 6 | Chor t when he In not talk C ct alls si * double-—yea, and a triple-—croms io jog baseball or rooting in pige ome not Charge of McCarthy Camp. | worked in the name of sport. The Eng from the at \ ns sas } j wires that are pulled tn baseball ducts phn 2 mG ang ter yg 8 tne Beet eee | jare often invisible, and when the Peer Lee taoe following tt Ww pe ano + MeCarth |puppets dance, few know what nad, es cage AN Y hand ts on the thread or what pow untr ’ « Jerfal influ working through lay panned ‘ devious underground channels, ts nt t « f San ¥ being brought to bear t par c ent | Witn the case of the North ba » i. ‘ western league, Two months ago ae bade . Betting ; it was beneath the consideration of a go ay. and t . " |the Coast organization, and Port ge. words ¢ f ght M |land was forbidden territory, Port ie will t t }land and the Northwestern parted name and history of |“Laiph f t ® c a top Feng ee me with mutual gratification, and an t and d wee heat Kelly, admitted t ® friends, His interchange of opinions that were the reverse of complimentary, Then gdh 7 7 ne oe “af +h Sern eel % |eame the fatlure to find « suitable substitute for Portland, and the drop sg Sag ; aac Me MeCarthy - . arry naiderab’ ping of Aberdeen at the recent meeting of the Northwestern league ‘ apre " t be the bricklaye hief advise n he clambere through t directors. And now comes the Coast league to the ald of Aberdeen 1 pit ok He fall awa the ring pes | j with Cal Ewing's gracious permission to the Northwestern to use the a (me Ee = | | Pestiand territory while Walter MeCredio steps nobly to the front with nk ® like | ¥ aeKKE + et R | & Rooseveltian "Dee-lighted” at the prospect of maging the sixth link wet wells | lel -the chain Gn giving hia Gear friend, Clarence nowinas another op- | # body go|*® JACK JOHNSON NAM. | portunity to shine up the air sowous 4 FOR $20,000 ° All these kaleidoscopic shifts and changes In the situation are con-|Meiloan girl Epa | Fs ‘ | fusing tn th xtreme, but behind the whole mass of contradictions cenaet when, Sree aad Geol ®t KE jadinissions and denials, there is one ray of light that plays on sométhing | henind a bat he look see wellle nice | ® o {far more important than the petty bickerings of organized baseball, and «iri iaugh and a wink ‘he forget |® bas | furnishes a possible key to the entire situgtion. It is the allimportant |catch @ bail. He look see girl he | * Johr | question of Portland's trade relations with the thwest, that looms k wee bail, Home smart guy 4 —— It is truly rer able » that no first-class up tn the background as « posslble tion to that city’s sudden chang atch Dadi one band he Hke etl ee oust oeastul In many | nces has prover nar J of policy, and the now friendly attitude of the Pacific Coast league mag on a Pag yt Hawg «Bets end 84 f Fepetition of nase In race horwes, dent of the ‘ hited Staten Every tastes jYou callem big hit. Next time bel Ey aw thee eee cate See OS ot deak masen| namesaned on tha thie Ber Bot ont ak aeeun Most of the great Eastern manufacturing houses distribute their | in te grand cea I ee that it would » naming & cx horses thus named eve goods on the coast through San Francisco and Portland jobber and | betta game.” i | DOWNING, Hort We @ horse of days showe above the selling This big Scotchman, who hatls land of the thistle and braw men.| Portland, being the distributing point for a large portion of the Pacific) Asked what he thought about (Batabusies success of the | plat ype. With govera . perdeen (Scotland, net Wash-| Hesen ie a giant, and ie now in Chi. | Northwest, including a great part of the state of Washington, ts natu-| pikes, Chong was vehement tn his ataton it has been different--at least ington), a credited with betng boss | cago, dixplaying his skill against the| ally dependent upon this state for at least a portiag of its business |2°nunciation of them, “Bpikeum no} BROK ig naming of |{n two cass, as both Luke Black: |of the heavyweight arapplers im the | big catch-as-catch-ean performers |prouperity, Now the unfriendly action of Portiapd toward the North-|200%, What for r ~ any Layered re & perplex- | burn and Proctor Knott were ser = a = ame | WE eague © pe ‘ orts « ° ne all time jump, stab some Stocks, Grain and anata - stern league, aud the persistent efforts of the Portland baseball men|feijer in a whin. What for he no| po prenes a tnenensrcacel after some great ra gone by insures the youngster on the The question horses has always sen t race hors Of horses still Annually se Tree € eon to ally themeelven with the California cities, ts not pleasing to the merjnt him in a head wid a at? and fillies i Deseeees Sone at tee FOXY CORBETT» chants of the Northwest, who buy their goods through Portland. There | ———————— are several ways of putting on the screws, especially when the game of eee ee | ° ¥, while Keep HEN RRY thase youngsters ika: Pras GETS BOOSTS rel pon % national politics Is mixed up with the game of baseball, and it seems fegistration on Mar Vision, and Far W FIVE DRY YeARS «| Probable that Abgrdeen had better backing than the mere enthusiasm year-old form. For f ~ Bre all good names is a “3 | 0f her baseball fans when she went to Portland for assistance. Con- Respess’ Ken ner of 1909, ts ly with this rule costs an owner aressman MoCredie is a wise man, and there ts no & SAN FRANCISCO, Ju | ubt that if some | Hen Berry ts on th +4 @| Prominent business men of his home tow 60 whenever he senda his young * * * * 7 * * * * * * 7 for to the starting post r is dam te Winter What Jim Corbett may Seve | were anxious to maintain ® r . a a a eye Bagg i in stamina an punching wagon, and according *) riendly business relations with Aberdeen as a part of their bysiness The Jox key Club alse co vor when he was the fident kesertion, he's there #| territory in Washington, he would be glad to listen to their arguments. emit ihe , ‘ . = | quinine lighte of the sing be mage wane os ; 1 Aas. &| ARM, Congresaman McCredie is aces with the Coast league leaders omin . than made up by his ty tot i appeared at ust present, ax “re t t back of this period an owner | Surely pass up su And even now that his fighting @ nt and resplendent in a new #12” he Present, and there is no doubt but that his word would have take any ni is wi et Dalle} faye are long since paw the wily |@ necktie and hat at the meeting #| "SE with Ewing & Co ee lids of the English and Amé and Laurence tt manages to get ae much|® of the Coast league magnates @| Quite a pretty problem of tnaide politics, ten't It? And while this] mn Stud Rook ads — bliett t of the big fight as,* re inking of such @ great factor as the trade of the entire Northwest with | Fleischman’s Names Good. acked onto athandtat ef ng Sly Sg arn iy, = #|@ mere game may seem far-fetched at first glance, it's worth consider. carealler nee arn from Bur } « ty #|ing. You know there are mo ays than one to skin a cat Few stables have ever raced that , ett ken It upon him © Hen refused ¢ A Net Pam's “a wore i ae the horses Shortest of Nam. king for Jeffries ® at @ thirst ompor *! ‘ se b late «Charlie Probab the shortes f het ¢ nh of > be @ party to the ox *) Wey, your jeiwchin f Cincinnati, and his|given a race hors t onsoriaed by th wing reason wa * * CLEANED. @on Julius, ex-mayor of the Queen | stowed on a Wentorn per hampton. Instead of seotng numer- | ® ne of his friends 4 WILLOWwED H. L. KLEIN City. it has always been under- | y a we on statements from Jottries, they |# | “erry's brother has offered # THE SHOEMAKER steed that Mra Juliux FPieischman |X, and that single letter f sat |are mostly from Cor in Jettrios - * pact ‘ « “ muary and i yo Performed thin service for her! the head of a number of racing But for hie activity in this matter | @ iS & pn Dy 7 4 om get boots or father-in-law and husband. Some! martes im the early racing guides, aa the Joh n-Jettries fight might|@ l* after the coin, and believe & “ of the names she selected were | X was th nner of many have burted Corbett a he baa | ® me, he's going to cash Even & made to measure hard to beat. For instance sh Reca t had lado | pe hr too foxy to allow |® a year would help a on’ 217 JAMES STREET called a colt out of Pro 4 ’ earting as tc |himeetf to be shelved, and to date|® Hen thinks that twenty-five # Btrolier, and Smart Set was picked t as been more prominent in the | thow is as good as in his bank.” @ @ut by her for a colt out of Fast . c not ore connected with | w * fonabie. t than J as ever dared t ai ee bt Corde theatrical enga, te planning ar nent. and the The Artels ved ¥ | their new nerion. The club ¢ Owen Moran Loses Decision i's SF to Matty Baldwin in Twelfth PORTLAND TEAM | “esto. {Monarch alee sa Awarded Gold Medals at Two Expositions The Monar in the best range In the world, because it is better 1 and cooks better and lasts longer t any other f Raltimore lubbouse ie the Ww CAFE AND GRILL FIRGT AND MADISON. p m this side on the jon of his iaat vinit tw . (My Opited Press) signalized his returs to America BAN FRANCISCO jan, sing to Matty Baldwin of | walter McCredie has practically harlestan here jast night « fight went 12 rounds to a and was not particularly fas Jed upon Freano or its imine jiate vicinity as @ training place veh at th both men ghowed |for the Portland Pacific Coast f ace Morar o k waa | league am, aceordiag to ah an thing & dinappointinent to|nouncement made here today, Me ane by for b , make | Credie will journey to Fresno with hat was gone © the a view to deciding just wh team will get into condition McCredie has not decided upon} he duration of his training season SKET it it i Mkely that the team will © given & good workout before he race for the 1910 flag begins Sto play the latter bait” oe") BILL LANG TO WN cottine tml 1 FIGHT IN FRISCO t Sale Ind Alf tre Clothe in the Hor It is the most economi because It uses from two to five tons of coal less annum than any other range. It wetting pecan n fuel from $1 $30 ‘ He : By United Press) a yea same time you have ; ¢ 9 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26.—Bill the satisfaction and comfort of using .a Lang, the Australiar oie the very best range made re it differs from most sales, and that i® ‘ r reing yweight, will given his firat y , Bees e' ® am, wh in America here by Louis tt will m to trade that old ait for it every season feel no disappomll a high | B the new romoter of range of yours for @ Monarct Even staple blacks and blues are inc at half price, “Bat . t ar his city. Blot i today that he an't keep this up for long—the pace is too swift—no si with planning to mateh Lang with 1 way well in| wither Sat ra or Al Kaut tand i Don't put off your coming. 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