The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1910, Page 2

THE STAR—“WBDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1910 ™ OF SPORTS AS SEEN THROUGH JACK M’AULIFFE’S EY ENGLISH DERBY =} ae | ° ~ A basis pone Bont 4 Al Bonner, Indian Twirler, Tames the Unsp : mw r H Moslems——Hall Is Hit Freely by the Se 7 “ Palladerphte : aw 4 Clubs—-Raymond, Ostdiek and Cooney F, ' irie’ i i il Piha a fetes OP ioeat Stellar Features. , Fairie’s Horse, With Dillon Up, Shows Heels to Neil Payne Whit Eart of Dur’ Eustace Lod go-Cleveland gam § Gow, the Favorite—King Edward’s Death Makes sce ibitteteadle ae ae ade Me r Event Gloomy. ; P Ven : He ecoma : ie 4 ay " 7 4 q Ry United Press) to get th foot 1 and F 6 2 4 ; i , ; t b | ‘ H Le! « At Pittsburg By United Pre ‘ i Kern wt Cte i H ¢ poned; rain ' berny's COAST LEAGUE tae te tn r § : 3 . 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Jet * . on 4 Murphy was concern but Abe eats Ren papers i : t , , . $ sete we Jaims {t had {ts effect on him omy -vton Pen . ‘ ' ‘ * . é : Philad making him too dopey wame at I “rece be : : base Soatrgse : Guess that hasn't got Jack Bon-| J ‘ . manag vf aE * . criee—Bender and 7 . ol! of muxtard beaten 17 ways n * * ‘ ‘ss uy oat Arre s, Hall and A Lona wa: , ai OTTO FLOTO IS THE MAN icy pe ou Charies O'Malley. BY JACK M‘AULIFFE » the woods right after co | ‘The race was looked upon as ‘ io it ap-| There hing tht tr sur orke match between Nell Gow and Lem a = ser wt x wpem Jeffries as . i afte ; berg, who were hot favorttes, with |} ts : Se ee a oftly fractions between t be the | croonatab tee . at apes pe ny mberg in | Manhatt t 4 } and Sweeney, Fred ithe New F id |McAuliffe Picks Famous Sporting Writer for Third : a a ana Man in the Ring—Thinks Rickard Too Inexperi- itching a great & ine “ * ha anit Detroit .. Witchwork was scratched at the . Berger enced. » Reg hy x St. Louis . 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A. C., |»: in 1896, Last Appearance in Ring—Husky Local |! Warrior Nearly Puts Crimp in Champion Light- weight. open and let it be \ly known that he was going BY JACK M’AULIFFE Jhurdie 1 would never get in @ post-| through a genuine course of prep my last real ring fight wa ” ere t would have ta.jump aration, He appeared daily , in “92, my last t r as trea as &| Cooper's gym, in New York, wor i with ing with the apparatus and no eine ball and doing much shadow boxing The result of all this work was apparent at Rowardennan, where 1| Corbett arrived y rday, when, in rs of ries, who had e he felt that it went ton i at the vin and * man who had been for weeks Copyright 1910 bey Alfred Benjamine® Mow York. WILL JIM CORBETT iece Suits have the same faultless tai- [| <9" sol fabrics and the fine trimmings that CH LLEN E JOHN ON hadow are found in all Benjamin & Co.'s Suits sexy tarted a week he d ready to! Every- keleton lined, fore get finer get in a regular busi vest, and the ¢ being uit cost some les Having + makes the fabrics for the price than you wou IF JEFFRIES LOSES? =: ness suit bouts thing | The man with that | needed $15.00 to $27.50 fi! Corbett ch a it| for $20.00 «> $20.00 HH BY MAX BALTHASAR buzzing In his bonnet. Gentleman! Jeff 1 fT plulén | earn : J Jim doesn't hold Johnson in very | that the exchampion will not ok “ # 3.00 $10.00 SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.—If] high regard, either as a man pinged a battle with the negr ver the| Weather fighter, and he has not been a bit; Marathon route, but will insist that | Wear Jack Jotndon whips Jim will Jim Corbett take up backward in expressing his opin-| the articles call for no more than] at low- 2 vunds, and that the meeting} rent |man’s burden and challeng jon. He claims that when he chal-| 2° t ete , ! |negro for the title? Many persons, | lenged the negro soon after the lat-| tke place in September district 615-619 FIRST AVENUE | among them om of the former ters return from Australia, John prices. heavyweight king intimate i took a runout powe Cor a —_ CHEASTY BUILDING t : i ; | friends, belleve he will, While Cor-| bett insists that he was sincere in > | Opposite Totem © SECOND AVE.4" SPRING ST, bett has not given a direct intima-|hie desire at that timé6%to fight On the Square |_Oppos . | tion that he will go after Johnson | Johnson, but gave way to Jeff when ot senicevanieenente - in the event that his bosom friend| the big fellow decided to make a #TRRLING JEWELRY CO. If CHEASTY Has It, Correct Jeff falls before the black demon,!try for the crown that he had put |jm 79 First Ay z Koom ie mee tee — his recent talk and actions lend to! aside Zaks 1906 @ justifiable belief that the bee is| But Corbett apparently has heen | 4