The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1910, Page 2

THE STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1910, THE STAR’S SPORT PAGE EDITED BY LAURENC! REDINGTON, SEATTLE GETS FIRST SACKER—VARSITY-U. C. RAGE SCHEDULE FAVORS \“%3"iw Searrce™ CALIFORNIA WILL EWE ER ; THE HOME CLUB ROW WASHINGTON gy © © =i Good Break for Seniibe in 1910 Aainalieie of Games| Berkeley Oarsmen wal iy ‘bees to Come —Dugdale Gets Cecil Thompson From Spokane in North for Regatta on Lake Washington This Spring Trade for Catcher Pierce—-Aberdeen Loses. ~— Stanford Also Considering Northern Trip. eonereeeoeooreoecoronce Peeeeeererereoooooes POOOCOSS OSE OEOO SEES EO SSEO OOOOH SEEDED SOSOSOSOSOSOSOSESOOSSESOSO® BY LAURENCE REDINGTON. (Hy United Press.) lor the Jeon of which the crews POPHEOPSHSESOSOSOSESESOSSSEHODEOSOSHEOEOODOOSS EGOS SHEDODEOSOODODEOSDEDEDEDEDSOEGEDEDOD ED ODOODSOSOSOSOE® FOXY JIM COFFROTH wt WORKING Tm ESPER) sccamsin icc (By Vnlied Pres.) BY THE RINGSIDER. | Corereth ‘tae th & sae PITTSBURG, Feb, ¢-—Buck Con. Banc Py, . and Imire the winter | Corne y be the third man . - 3 o on twe sd 4 th r J y4 Biaterments he t ' SeMPSoSeSeSesesesesoSssooosSsSsSosessSeHossSesoSooOsssoroeooges '} Fielding Bunts Best Way to Traine: POPPED ED ODES Se PES SOOS ESOS IO CD ES EDES EO SSEOSGODEDESHEDED OSES OHSD BY ADDIE Joss. Fick. Eimer bp There is probably nothing that |£°°" er sudéenty, ang so quickly get a bali player in|.) whistled by j » to put in about tw « t} One day last season Falkenberg | t snentiaia of his work, the fielding and other Nape were being “enter- | not { bin position What makes It doubly beneficial + spring works Dugdale reevived Tho KKM R RRR RES on he was tur ohn had a deal on for ( last m, but Clark's salary der kane owner, and when the opp popped up yesterday Cohn came throug This strengthens up both teams in weak spots, and is generally satiata tory, * * JOHN L. SULLIVAN * MARRIES AGAIN ® TON, Feb. 7—John L. & a * * * ny strain ) | It in Just the thing for the Minger t aradvalty work up to that stage whore he can etand the more ardu- | win hia bet 1s duties later required s It is @ co urrence during | 4 married yerter Katherine Hart sweetheart imates, but #* hs te atthe playing #e: oO see & couple | * hep ‘The sale of the Tac » Eddie Quinn, which has beer f the b taking some fel- | * Sul * hanging fire for od yeaterday, after lew whi is bt ta ene Serear | t The f hampton recured a ®& sure thet the ma with plenty of ho of the field for a game of field |® divor m his firet wife a ® The es \ ing bunts Surely it ie a great thing |* Yo* park, which he has leased to th fof a pitcher to be able to field his | * * tthkhthhehehes : LE Raed new: t © ye mm and, bearing this fact in : : he EG BR the | easily explains why the twirt-|1O DRIVE OUT will ‘be upheld, ead tl A ELL preeen Tee, Oem SORRY, Bee ")put in Ubear atteuarsetenea OF thetr THE PLUG-UGLIES | pe no prizotight im this 7 7 oo r I will meet Rickard tate tits », Ore, Feb. §—The|ernoon,” declared Gleam ietpal association will| “There is a tn the | @ against prize fight patches about matched Jem Driscoll and AD© AMO Qe@eeeSeseeeseseeeereeeesesoeeseseseeoeesessores DRISCOL L for a fight in San Francisco on July HENRY ORDEMAN, very day in is ont find PORTLA tally | Portland m 2. The promoter, who ts hurrying Heory Ordeman, the Minneapoli« grappler, who will meet De. Rol homeward In a race against time,| ler om the mat here Thursday night, arrived in Seattle this morning } | ing into the rts, if necessary mat: We are vectellh wedts i tient Hones failed to name the terms under; Ordeman ie in splendid shape, and as confident of yinning the much he sat a tect ak ee t rest unttl tllegn! pulling for Sas Pras GAN FRANCIBCO, Feo 8a which the little fellows will fignt,| beralded mato. ing the advertiaing feat }to cnet 1 oh. detve contests ha een prohibited,” de s pulling for Sait Lake. - ive ~Ac- | merely confirming the report that he The sale of seats opened at the Grand opera house this =v" ft wnt, the Bapeo te working to | . .* clared D. A. Patullo, president of joubt but that the matter wil cording to messages to friends in | had secured the match, | From early indications, the house will be a sellout win Coffroth’s bet fur bin, and all nt ‘1 1 Naps, can bunt the association, today arranged definitely this af Thousands of dollars’ worth of Hardware, Tools, Tents and Sporting Goods of every description at a small fraction of the original cost Entire Hardware Cargo of Wrecked S.$. Ohi Opened and on Sale, Wednesday, February 9th, 9 a. m. Includes the very best and highest grade of all the best makes of all kinds of Guns, Tents, Tools of all kinds, including Blacksmiths’, Carpenters’, Plasterers’, Machinists’, Plumbers’, Pipe Fitters’, and Painters’ Tools; thousands of different articles—Nails, Rope, Guns, Picks, Drills, Shovels, Planes, Trowels, Hammers, Saws, Hinges, Locks, Tents, Awnings, Sledges, Squares, Granite and Tinware, “a vanized and Iron Utensils of every kind and description, besides immense quantities of Clothing, Dry Goods, Wool Blankets, Alaska Goods, Mackinaw Coats, Pants, Parkas— ee sincer ALL SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY SALT WATER. 32743 $1.50 TO $2.00 ADAMS’ BEST PURE BRIS- [Mf $1.50 PATENT HORSE NOSE FEED 100-LB. BEST KEG— $2.50 LADIES’ OR MISSES’ RUBBER TLE PAINT BRUSHES—6-inch 38c BAGS—Ohio Wreck price > 29c Ohio Wreck price .o..00c0v:0 vecwee | 48 CAPES—Ohio Wreck wane oe Ohio Wreck price ...... viiltle Semiatibcterenes 6 see eeeeene $1.50 BEST ROBERT MANN D.-B. $1.00 BEST STEEL LONG- HAN. € [I *2.50 TO $5.00 MEN'S DRESS PANTS ¢ $1.25 GENUINE YALE LOCKS— 29c AX—Ohio Wreck price sseseeees DLED SHOVELS—Ohio Wreck price . Ohio Wreck price vu. oinecwnal Ohio Wreck price .....++. cle eieeciceuces p >» 35c BEST HICKORY AX HANDLES c ee 20c BEST FEATHER TICKING— §c $2.00 BEST LOGGERS’ PEAVIES— 69c Ohio Wreck price i Toem Proce Ohio Wreck price yard .icccocccecseunenn Hickory handles. Ohio Wreck price .... #c BEST GRANITEWARE TEA $2.00 MEN’S DRESS HATS—AII $1.25 BEST MACHINISTS’ HAM, POTS—Ohio Wreck price MERS—Ohio Wreck price .... a ae 7 $1.00 TO $2.00 MEN’S WHITE DRESS TO $2.50 FINEST MADE CC SHIRTS—Ohio Wreck price L SQUARES—Ohio Wreck price .. sizes. Ohio Wreck price $5.00 GENUINE MACKINAW 1.49 PANTS—Ohio Wreck price ....saee . $1.00 HEAVY MINERS’ PICKS— COIS WHOCK PIC’ 666 icccviccccomescers 39c $1.50 TO $2.50 BEST STILSON 68c WRENCHES—Ohio Wreck price ...... 25c TO $1.25 BABIES’ KNIT CAPS— ; Fasbrta eth < v0 i $25.00 TO $45.00 REPEATING RIFLES ANDI Ohio Wreek price ee $1.50 MEN'S GRAY FLANNEL 7c 35e LARGE GALVANIZED PAILS— : SHIRTS—Ohio Wreck price «a ia SHOTGUNS Including’ Winchesters, Mar lins, Savage and Colt. Choice, $15.00 LADIES’ LONG COATS—Dam- Ohio Wreck price » aged. Ohio Wreck price’. 50¢e GLASS LAMPS—Long and Short $10.00 TO $15.00 BEST ALL-WOOL Stands. Ohio Wreck price c f BLANKETS—Ohio Wreck price 3. 49 Ohio price PTICE . va secceceeerecoserses $1.50 TO $3.00 DISSTON AND ATKINS $25.00 TO $40.00 MEN’S DRESS BEST HAND SAWS—Ohio Wrecl we SUITS—Ohio Wreck pr TEL THE SEATTLE BANKRUPT CO. | 2.00 LONG WOOL SCARFS— Ohio Wreck price