The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1910, Page 2

Written By Experts GLEASON HERE FOR THE BIG TALKFEST Makes Flying Trip From San Francisco to Boost Cali- fornia With Jeff and Berger—Leaves With Troupe and Will Meet Rickard in Nevada, as usual, waa non-com Jack the r tmpress! formed he last dex the that nearer a than tt a trov . t troupe suppor mormitt as nald had a chance 1 font nee « will ot ight ground not to how my feelipae are unt, one way or the oth they'll settle the thing n rd like to know tain where the matoh will be Horger 1 himeeit with saying that he ed the warring ra wore on the road to & and that it wae highly able that the battle ground bé tefinitely within the next f neo 0 an since the sontonte belt Jett this to panted the tex big fellow tars lett Seatt and it is his tntention prog and ‘ with Jeff fs now in co Rickard retativ meeting in “Nevada within t fow « 1 while he w pay nitely that he ar t wou together in the ment at he fu fail the ing all the Pll named weeks We have about the Rerger. ast a de event Berger ew cation ay sald n't elect t anything to m just now,” ote later on, In snd Rickard Gleason tells m ake over the whole kard will ngornent We have perfect acon and Rickard Me an son guch an 4 isfactory to nfidence in elther individu tion, How done until within the next we'll probably get ething fin « The Jeffries troupe started » | work Ite way northeastward toward Winnipeg. The show will close tn the Kast, Jeff leaving Immediately tor Los Angelos. tittle will meets Rickard days, Then them, hat San Franctscc ing to do to get the champtonsh — » RECORDS ARE THREATENED — BY THIS AFRICAN SPRINTER Bome remarkable stories are told about J. Donaldson, the latest inting marvel, who hailey from fotoria, Cape Colony, and if the South African lives up to his repu- tation, he promines to set the ath- Tetic world by the cart Donaldson is credited with a cen- 16 seconds, 200 yards in seconds, 400 yards in 443-5) seconds, and 600 yards in 1 minute | 121-5 seconds, while he has .@ 120- yard record of 1).5-18 ageonda. | In this country runners and | printers are caught in fifths of peconds, and these records in six~ teenths are not familiar, Neither are th giand, where the sug- gestion hes been put forth, in the Qbeence of positive information, that Donaldson may have been timed by an electrical device While these records of son's are wonderful, tf one, the 99-16 for 100 yards, ix b ter than the fastest time for this @istance. The others are all below the standards | The accepted figure for the 100/ yards in 93-5 seconds, made by Dan J. Kelly, June 26, 1906, at Spo- kane, and by Jimmy Rector at Charlottesville, Va, May 16, 1908 Arthur Duffy's time has been cast Qeide, and, although Reggie Walk @r, the South African, and Minoru Fuju, the Jap, were clocked in| 92-5, the time aecepted | fm this country 7 ord stands the actd test, as 3-80 of # second faster | ly and Rector son's time for save for and both are the distanc 22, 2847, tn 19% faster than Ponaldson. 200 yards _J. DONALOSON The Little Old Man Oia ALS 7 2S a Re ALY TT! TheSPORTS S CORNER * LR TE OH gh we may be asked | } WE TELEPHONE = COMPANY AROUSED = Ms SUH CION ‘PANTONE THmows SALT On Jack HELA SURE LOSE Hun SuvEO Smowe MAY OK SenT Pougian 1313," 7 pion protested, but obdurate and in an it ta BY TIP WRIGHT, oh, Than. ft fun with Lal | if the bug hap Jbaok, gave ht hoavy weight Man, someone can have Arthur John ne to strike in right ‘ ee aM » hood » Johnaon ia | With @ shake of is ¢ Like many of his race, Johnson Pais catia to uae mw cursed, with of | things that will send a eupe ntition a foot wide, and inet- [one te the long grams with hin kne dents which would not cause a flat. | interfering with hin progrom. ter in some are prone to make bis *% YOu oan ae heart do @ quickstep. way from a crap game that got Johnson's goat cken and dumplings wae when the teleph of nalt. He'd rather in placing bis name in ite some of the & wtreak rat recently } is orn pany mey BIG FELLOW LOOKS | GOOD TO LOCAL FANS A Jeff Draws Immense Crowd to the Armory and Sport Followers Like His Looks—Still About 30 Pounds Over Fighting Weight—Frank Gotch a Scream. or carry away 6 Karl Kowanleki, the} ho says hee a cousin | again w and faime te have} [now that they hare seen Jim Jof- |, an hour with Hackenechnsdt, | friew im action, and had ® chance of the droit tea that he could | |to fudge for themselves whether he $250 trea tet My » aying | hy ‘eal alte dan, ania tee with him. a orem jisar gy pst vag nleied ome wrestler, but it's | Some 5,000 Sea le to att ring fans will | tb be 4 to busin j heen bt ow go through ~ | & famntiy trait. heredity « the big fellow go through bis train~ | % [AE Or ile look AN eee et at the comes, a Mot |® hitching post than a giant Pole, | nearer to being in the firet than in |A0@ shows atwut the same speed — Goteh carried him around the mat ind his strolling players cor. | Wil, and amuned the crowd with | eattle inst night & lot of horse piny, At that, Kowal aad tun Grader Gan ski would probably have made a beter showing if he hadn't been « $:49 thie morning. the 4 , sine tha soared nearly to death at the faithful Berger staggered under the TAC. Of mooting the - weight of exactly 6.670 hard trom | EST oe jdollars contributed by the local ting public. Financially tin Doe Roller Was There. i Rollers platitudes and every other way the show was & huge success, and even with the from the voluminous folda of & bathrobe, worn to secentuate hiv sentir capacity of the strotohed to ite limit. grand flager,” were well recelved Hesides talking tors standing five wall, hundreds sa en doctor favored 0 the ma Goteh the Whole Show sade to fle Jeffries was, of course, the The « that drew dollars out | pany apy attio’s pocket Gotoh’s | ah ling bout tun al grappler was the rea the a HOME TRAINER FOR POOR LAMPS, FOX GRIFFITH'S LATEST INFANT champ Doe delivered & whole with a going 14 minutes 5: A fall with Jim Asbell members of the com The »ppor that's al ot fow wh : ver peared ae per achedule. Bea fans the Jott, anyway GRIFFITH'S BATTING PRACTICE INVENTION United Presa.) Tr Griffith Jetermined his crack base Ty ¢ to this end is | FinepRoor | STORAGE See Exclusively for Household Goode, Buy or Sell Real Estate. Classified Page. Business Chances. To FORESTALL POSSIBLE Hoodoot “we LErr FoaT oF A GRAVE TARO RABOIT KiuntD BT A 1H THE Put, OF ' Heavyweight Grappler of G. A. C will stage a amoker ee ee TOE PR MMe, FRAT THIN NEW to Anis FINGER, SENE iver amg eal Sox any is u 7 re tolling od king Sabie 3 * * « * - * 0 MEOICINE, sch longer, en he's nd sem coe an ded ity thing, © ONES ii, 1 quit @ fo St. Paat with @ 2 fa In bi — : bay more elie acon Sroo' ma PLY, ne: A vA. Aaauno on | niin’ faa 94 Seattle IK” Them, mianr A the Baty [YH ornen S08} her # BURY JEERS PraToGMrK | NEVER Loom AY “ mere a SUPE RST TOUS BELIEVE THE MOON OVER, thers of A MAN PAORT AWAY f 7 ven, THE LEFT Snow 88) & genial AS Ht BURIED MeTURE of the cudn up to f Othe. he @ town » to drive fromm rack in hig who does thy ways om h nd him jays, is depot by @ t to be #0 Barney,” OW HAPPY DATS ‘THE "Coon Gig’ ORBAN AGooO LUCK SIGN WE Moon saa a te JACK, ring mouth and petite than have @ gratr ning fall upon bim. 1 Did 1 ever see a dark wending his homeward way 1 the fell rin he andja Take the & pa wee tity ae horme 44 wn ed h unnatiofied ap ey age whioh the mystic f Pete, herever abs time @ | stanter pled to nlowple 4 in a cot and while 1 it's bad the left m the crows the street me thie ps 1 hand th field wi a wt at er bury his enem in the bellef fade away as , Of ¢ And then there are 04 Tuck | put the kth igne You can't hard, he might hire want to ge e thous ne believe vidual to hang arvund bh send bine eyard rabbit kilied of the fight, and the the full of uid wir my nan rrying path the cat crosses Mut if you really hanny of & negro, ® finger and wateh bie SMOKER ON AT GREENWOOD CLUB, out tte ¢ the ral weeks. Rarney’d see fy ws with pine tik eported a bi ae om fan't | Jef caw night DISSECTING CHANGES | IN BASEBALL RULES BY ADDIE J086. Hattery men in the big leagues will appreciate the fact that the rules committee rescinded the rule passed mn the ff Gay of the meeting which would have credited these players with an error on either wild pitch or passed abil q figured that the battery men have to in their regular work, it! was hardly fair to charge them with demerit mark whenever a base yoner advanced on a play of this kind nan in the me 5 wo Why, It's a seers tomes | to,’ I replied, “Ba trey took) |'* almost » soe it, ark blue impossible for the hitter | especially against the of the arbitrator's uni- | purest | daisy. It must be al as the Bike or Ragion REAL TRAIT FOR Trainers such a5 ploy to condittem days are really rs or valet in questionable single one whe is player’s peed, of it te Habie | conditioning hint umthe play|tie Training @ bal important, Much on the |a team depends and, aslot ite players, that the um-|club ape nalded the turn on|piayers in tring {t looks rea- | questionable w that he ix precaution is ever, way 4 good ployment of the play. There is a scle opires instruct letes which, ho back of the inf or arive Hall p jally infielders, who|tent trainer take ® keystone station, |in the spring will learn that Griffjand then there change through. | pected upsets im form. Then ret whenever the shortstop or nd baseman is forced to hustie | over to the bag to get a throw, it| ie @ ols harder for either t ay than if the jumpire st 1d second if the stand near short this infielder in going to cover, it's eure to ham- per his chances of making the play cessfully. To make a play of} this kind it ts necessary for him to the ball all the way, and/| though he loses it for just ment, as he naturally must when his line of vision ob- by the umptre, him to “bail ne m ne- r » bad that Clark Griffith jae forced to see defented bis pet scheme af polling the ur wh giving base devin uteide of Hamend. the arbitrator will my {to Cause © must be me near the play | entirely oan in order for him to get The same thing of it, stil, to one who does | other «id ! the know, it te hard to estimate! it is fally to # much thix bothers, not ly | pire ond baseman and shortatop, | who the b iy ubl wt nee rubt pire |a me ie ne ins \ stand Of) etre inee that > na by m top | not th holds good diamond. always call fe going to cover jsonable to sup assumes & | tone to be in th way between [times during a | Were the alno ter npire half DON ELLIOTT, ome y about . » | th er and second Athletic chub ht behind the ¢ (hin evening ines ean thn the LO. O. F. hall, Fremont Thin gt Several good wrestling and box for every t ing bouts are on the card. by A to The Greenwood te pellet in play, it} to get this The hy S| * *® FOOTBALL COMPARED TO BULL FIGHTING HE.500 new Spring T Topeoats added ye fill the gaps are melting like a snowball on a red hot If you need a new Spring you need a new Spring Tope you need a Suit or Overcoat ish out the season, and put until fall, don’t lose this chances. (By United Press.) NEW YORK Fet Re Jom Hive president town uni pared the erican football to Spanish test! fights ceeeeee eee re Th si Sige aiven And) pbranes and Look everywhere first. thoroughly posted. You'll appt ciate the saving of half all @ more, Pee eee ee eee eee eee sAndintindatatetatntadatetntatatnAetadetetetedntetntetedatedededatntetetadad Re M’CAREY WORRIED Continues with unabated | fervor. Come! € OVER COMING) FIGHT ‘$15 Suits and Overcoats United Prev.) a acevo $20 Suits and Overcoats » round elly before $10.00 PORTLAND, Ore., F MeCarey, the Los Ang ¢ atill “Paul Dar Ww ound fight oft at birthda fighters a at welgt 1 trying to Washtr The pul gtor little the $30 Suits and Overe $15.01 lat, Neckwear, Shirts, Underwear, Socks, Etc. at Hall wits; TH declar goat” and crapper is trying to of the match. DANCE AT DREAMLAND |$1.00 The Oriental Pool ol Rooms ‘SHIRTS 45—-Pool Tables 26—-8o0i0 Tannen JB wal Totem 26 FIRST AVENL Bar, restaurant nm chalr barber ci place of the kind in the world cash given away dally 1419-16-17 oh ples | , ' sabi Third av,, between Pike and Union. On the Square Opposite clusive Seattle /