The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1910, Page 2

THE STAR—MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1910. ho 0. At Cambridge-—Harvard 27, Cor Washington took the lead in the} nell 6 big x with Idaho at Varaity At Philadelphia Final seore: field Saturday, when Idaho's full-| ponnsylvania 18, Lafayette 0 oO }hack fumbled ‘the ball behind his} At Princeton—Princeton 17, Holy ‘oal line and Husby fell on It] Gross 0 | The wind was in Washington's At Chicago—Chicago 14, Pur ) favor. The first half was marked | que 6 € » tournament in the practice games shows great of the Sea Athlet club alleye|improvement in form over lant will n tonight The Wagles | season's work (Capt. Putnam and =the Owls} The following averages for four The winter bow! Bowling Season ‘uy MGR A tresman FOOTBALL RESULTS SATURDAY 1 | lu hi A H Starts Tonight ct First quarter, Washington 6, itt At New Haven—Hrown 21, Yale 0 ry (Capt. Conover) will try conelu-| consecutive games were made this sions this evenin week by the following bowlers With six fiveman teams en-/ Grinnell, 3%; Gardineer, “%; by jockeying back and forth, Idaho At Bloomington, Ind.—Illinols 3, tered, each team will play = thr Dwar Schmidt th |xot in a hole when Husby blocked | Indiana 0. series, of three games each, nine|a special match of ten games, total an attempted punt from the Gyard| At Milwaukee—Michigan Aggies IN T HE OI Dd BA RN games in all, with each of the other | pins, Conover won from MeGregor, | line, On the next play the Idaho! 3, Marquette 2 five teams, the playing nights be | winning by 196. man Jost the pigskin | At Washington-——Carlisle 22, Unt ing Monday, Tuesday and Thursday| Pinkham, in competition last Second Quarter, versity of Virginia &. Phe wladdesd' lot of pe oe 3 ae Hy ora of each week, thus carrying the| week, turned a trick here in bowl Ne acore. In the first (Mo imin-| At Weat Potnt—Woat Point 6; Rivt The gladd ‘. t of people you ever saw is dov at London's gto contest through to February 23,/ing by picking up four different » of pl to pri. | Springfield Training School 0 Right away after Xmas the two stores wi slidate. Co » j } utes of play Washington, , by. br at Lawrenen: iad ~atentenie: te y € ) will consolida ntractor Coot lant forward pi ” 0 e a aga Ran ton Taane’s Kansas 0 is digging out the basement now, and the steel is on the way for Lond yard line, where the Goour) At Annapolin—-Navy 30, Lobigh 0 ke on's| @Aloners braced like @ stone wall,| At Williamstown, Maase—Will new skyscraper. But look over this list of bargains in holding Washington for, dawns. | 4 0, Wesleyan ¢ non, Idaho's fullback, strained, At Hanover, N, H-—-Dartmouth his back and was taken out, Koud-| 15, Amherat 3 a gon substituting i At Corvallis, Ore.—Oregon Agri | y 6 Tied: @éarten, | cultural College 9, Whitman In a hairtrigger game on the fa-jof the Kame started a roughhouse | at Berkeley, Cal—University. of ni 1s. f mous Stadium, Saturday, the Ta-|in the downtown section of the city Coors, Sone Idaho ©! california 62, University of Ne Cabill's str line bucking and FOR M , col h ache oa oO o " p 4 oe, and du g the scrap re ey “y = 3 sy grates: a ore . ae in bh bo It's mighty hard to keep a good| running helped carry the ball to| Y*44 o. egies re EN S H EAVy Sais altar tan auuas Nbsed Geneee [Men Teres badly mauled. man down, We have in mind the|the 20-yard line from where Coyle ly aaa , yracuee 3, eece ated, wa Sib omen hag Fagan pete cts no | Demosthenes of the prize ring, Tim-|took it across for a touchdown, | ¥ermow ‘ Fi d Un | w erable interest to the proceedings! The trouble certainly reflects 0O| (ny seinp MoGrath, as grand a Ht-|The next touchdown came in two}, At Ande Mass, — Phillips aerwear Broadway had the best of the jcredit upon the Tacoma boys or the er uncorked 4 bon} runs. On the kickoff Cahill caught Andover 21, Phillipy Exeter 0 will keep out the coldest wind contest throughout several | visiting cotert mixed in the tle of beer. Timothy | the ball and carried it 60 yards. In At Spokane~Gonzaga college 17, or Drawe times had the ball in the shadow of |affair. The fight started from ; i ! Univermity 6f Meatnen 6 b n, Surest|a quarterback run Coyle carried it} h l ge germ ~< oe" ~ + ne ea a At Colorado Springs, Colo.-—Colo- t at OW S-« irts ie ans geal, only So huep hate sense. © deg > ; thing you know, He wants to go| 40 more for a touchdown. |rado college 16, Kansas Agricul chance to score because of an inter until the visitors departed on . . to Sacramento and he tan’t joking, | t rt . e 8 or a jo. Fo teamer Flyer for Seattle | ast Quarter. yted pass or a fumble. Four|the steamer Flyer for Sea! cakes” tf aca he. Gr eeukann oe tut & times the Tacoma man was forced| Chief of Polic Maloney is in-/ Si Site. it te about’ thle political | Using Cabill and Coyle chiefly to| At Stanford untversity—Olymple a to punt out « be nd his own clined to blar the Tacoma boys) ° : on “ om ™ learry the ball, Washington worked Ciub 0, Stanford university 27 W 2. 00 Ki d Sh goai line, yet the rush that would |for much of the trouble, on the the-| Hing. Tim is the democratic can) soroay the field for the firth touch-| At Tacoma—Tacoma high 3, omen’ S { viens e : didate for the assembly from the 1911, The quality of the bowling | splits and turning in a total of 207 TACOMA WINS GAME | AND RIOT FOLLOWS | Ue man as mot or a mean victory for the locals waa not jory that they should have refrained | (1) Ae ta peamscation tes down, Idaho thon grew weaker! proadway high (Seattle) 0 forthcoming when it was od. |from jeering the visitors The Ta a whiriwind mapaign —d Nae Guat faat, and Coyle made another quar At Aberdeen—Aberdeen high 61 Infants’ Shoes, almost any style a po ghter of the Hamilton Bro While Broadway's heavy coma boys say Seattle was looking ap all of his Sharkey } s and if) erbeck run 30 yards to the one | payallup 0 black or tan; values to patent tris welt style, oak tas could make yardage almost a | for trouble and got it wil} bring votes then Tim|7™e, ize Wand was punhed At Seattle—EKdmonds high 6,| 69¢, for 390. < “iy dull kid tops: a $2.00 st i “om while they were in the ce of Bob ne Tin Acrows for the goal. Coyle missed | Franklin 6 ‘ erate seed ) the field, yet when they had the ' down an assemblyman’s| °° '*# seal At Baliard—Ballard high 21,} ‘ ball near the opponents chalk i f ILL aan “ye Bremerton 6 Ww 9 Soci Testena's tine Weeumns & wort facrameato. A bill DT] ae seattle — Washisigion, 19,| At Bollingham—Bellingham high omen’s Storm Rubbers, ...39¢ able tone wall, the plucky pri ogee a Fag acy Idaho 0. ‘gehool 6, Bellingham normal 0 : lads from dowr would get (Rp Valed Pree. : ; . st the ball on dows SAN FRANCISCO, Noy. 7.--Five of a at am : Men's {| Women's Men's Women’s Children’s and) Women’s lasted another Broadway's|hundred and ninety-one eatries ot to aoe Heavy Fine Kid Pemnees 11.50 Felt i a Soft Calf weight and hty rushes might eo been received by the ne rr i i , t P R T PO ’ | $4.00 Dress wapee a Jiri’ Shoes prices | * have changed the result, but Ta-|"' penbacee vaan andorath aggth ‘ gota aa cates Ten Work | * vA box calf; | Julieta; will solid a8 cam . oo A ifornia Jockey club, w ne ‘ ot neatly keep your fe ct ell er neat D eg ome Se Erees erent Lor pe teaipogyes ns to says that James Schoolcraft Sherman, vice president, plays Shoes; | Shoes nian op : ur feet | cut and selling very | neat ap; ing up a great scrap. pens & v than of bull ) ot to well S arm @ worth in every: ~ Shey ok. tantly RO On stele deer Sacto distor ting. of rool ue ao) \ golf because he is a diplomat, but he is a dyed-in. $2.50 value. | thew = a at Gnas. te cheap London, | nut out wih fi the Tacoma scrubs in a run during the season I am proud to be a memb the-weel bese bell fon of the variety that cote pee Tuesday— London's | trimmed "i nary full of interest, 11 to 0. I nutes and site on the bleachers. Jim is sald to be the aneen's you know, puts out horses are entered in the gon and Olstron made touchdowns ~ for Broadway and played the best bandicap, to be run Sa heyy eg tof aa father of the famed “I got It!” At any rate, he cor |i $1. 59 $2. 39 $1. 89 89c_ l eoty deed Shoes at— bull to left of un rected a fan who exclaimed excitedly, “He hae it!” } $1,49 game for their where fence ia when an outfielder ma difficult catch, The lineup of t ren cg | WINS IT reer tome be ieroted to So] The seep ore iad ing tt, te Seroese hae 33 e: Yard for 56-inch Wide Cloth = B kG __ Ait Batted Press.) Great appleuss robin egg blue unfon sult ascended 2,000 fect amoking a cigaret Not all pure wool, to ire, but it is heavy Freiaman 6 _ SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, 5.—By ded wists raak Seet ot Sea: Weece—-OF teen Black | 8¥ colors Mekean Ey josing Saturday's game to San MIDOLE WEST CHAMPS John A. 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