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

Yale Eleven This Year Is One of School’s Poorest CAPT. DALY. Although the hope of a champion ship eleven is very faint at Yale this Season, the student body has rallied around Capt. Daly and the team in splendid style, and with Walter Camp ia command, a host of coach es is doing its beat to whip the eleven into something like old time form. The outiook is declared to be the worst since 1 first choice for honors in the four bie per, is out with a challenge for Ad Wolgast It is not likely that Wol SHORT SPORT gast will consider the new aspirant a | Dick Nelson received a drubbing at the hands of Harry Lewis in New York state last night. ook the ant in the third Doc Roller was trimmed in a handicap wrestling match with Lun den, « local talent performer, in Boston last night President Dugdale is on his way to Chicago today. He will visit the principal cities of the east and sign up a few wiards for the Se attle team for 1911 Astoria high plays at Vancouver Bext Saturday Hubbard ts trying to sign An effort to establish indoor Ia-! yp for a match with Bruce Ashmun crosse as & popular pastime is 08 of Cle Elum. Hubbard is a local foot at New Westminster, B. C. | 125-pounder HERE'S YOUNG JAKE. Eddie Gleason is plan- & pool parlor at Ral- Umpire ning to open —= Bier Beach YORK, Nov. &—*Young” ob Schaefer, son of the old time “wizard” and world’s champton, made his first appearance here to- night as @ billiard expert in a match at 18.2 balk lne with Ora Morningstar. The veteran played him 300 to 200 and won, 300 to 142 Abe Attell denies he ever sald the Jeffries and Johnson bout was intended to be a “frameup Young Erne, a Phil MAY YOHE Lady Frances Hope Musical Comedy Star Jetphia scrap- BREAKERS’ CAFE First Afternoons and Cherry and Evenings 8 Harvard is} GROVER BURKE QUITS THE GAME Captain Grover Burke of the Broadway team made a farewell | speech to the team yesterday, There | was more sorrow In the xehool at | hos « the captain on his twenty | first birthday than there has been for some time | Burke has gone four yoars to| Broadway and was always a leader in athletics, He has played foot ball for three years, In the sopho more year he was president of his class, He was manager of the basketball team last year You should have seen the team in the dressing reom to see those boys,” said Coach Horleske, “that have taken victory and defeat as men, when the cap. sald he would have to resign his captainey If lam not mistaken the squad will elect him again as honorary eap- tain for the rest of this season.” Another Portola Auto Tournament (iy Untied Pres) was inaugurated at the Portola fes tival last year and was intended as! an ar nt, will be held this} led today when the cation of the promotera for a t was granted by the Alameda nual was dis perry county council. The race will be) January along practically the run fn same course as last year, Harney will meet in Tom O'Rourke's New York club November 1s Owen Moran and “K. 0." Brown] will probably meet at Boston No} vember 23. Tom O'Rourke, who is now man aging Sailor Burke, hopes to make) 4a champion of bim. “Conditions says O'Rourke, “have made a dif-) ferent boxer of the sailor. Tommy Ryan is trying to match/ his protege, Con O'Kelly, against Miles McLeod, the man Corbett picks to eventually defeat Jack} | Johnson. National Meeting. NEW YORK, Nov. §-—-President | Lynch announced today that the an nual meeting of the National league to select officers and arrange the playing schedules for next season, id be held in New York o vember 13. Lynch will be a date for reelection Cubs for Coaches. CHICAGO, Nov, &.— Although the Chicago Cube may have been defeated for the world’s champion ship, the Individual members are not considered in the down and ont class by any men if offers of | positions as coach af the Cub/ players may be taken as an tndi-| cation. Remember the Marathons? NEW YORK, Nov, &—-An offort revive the Marathon game will! made tonight, when Johnny | paar winner of the Olympic, will} race Jim Cowley over the Marathon | |distance. Tim Hurst has been se lected to referee the race. Hayes jsayas he is in better condition than | ever before, and will be able to lower his last season's record by | several minutes lame narbanehhakee * \* THE STUDENT LOVES * * “MILADY NICOTIN' | the tive } weight for » Sammy now un tleket STENOGRAPHER WHO THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1910. 'PAPKE MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION f BILLY PAPKE. Rill Papke, OAKLAND, Cal Nov. 8&-—All} now tn Australia, is, In Pittsburg they think well of doubt ax to whether the Portola] the middleweight champion of the| Prank Kinus, but Klaus has never road race for au bilea, which | world | done anything outside of Pittsburg, | }and bis only claim to consideration is that he gave poor Ketchell a stiff battle for a few rounds. Frank Mantel! is a candidate, but he has a long route to travel be fore he will be nearly as bright a Nght as the [linols-boy ls another who may some | top-noteher Sam Langford has no claim to/ Sam hasn't been a middle | jong he can't remem: | » fought at 168 pounds couldn't make the weight sawed off a lex » out Joe Woodman's meal van he bat but not just yet for Oldfield 4 other famous racers|..S*lor Burke isn't a nearcham-| Jeems will be invited to compete [Bion he sailor's disposition to} When you look over the entries dog when the going Is uneven puts | you can't see much besides Papke ABOUT THE BOXERS. j him outside the pale |The chances are the champtor Willie Lewis would jast just! you must call him champion, you} Willie Lewts and the Dixie Kid] bout long enough with Papke to|know--will have to meet Mantel! get warmed up, providing the Kewa.| when he returns from Australia, and | ¢ nee thunderbolt put him away really wanted to/| then an idea of just how good Man | tell is will be known PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS We notice also (or we also notice) that Hoxsey and Johnatone hold the records for tailfirst flight over rough ground. Far be (t from fairb@oded fans to cast reflections, but Isn't Evers the luckiest Cub of gil that he ten't being compared to the On the-Spot Kid, FE. Collinag Much gratitade for one bum ankle John King ts said tobe one of the 92 on Fletcher's little Mat Chances are they won't«dhjoin Jawn from playing without the pale another time. Mayor Gaynor is. the champion long distance walker of Manhattan, believing the art of the pedestrian is the royal road to health and continued A, activity in Old age. Gaynor’s pal is Kid Weston, Remember the straiy you whistled a few Till the Sun Shines, Nellie"? Well, how about fin, Langford, Dixte Kid and a fe more white man's sun? years back, “Wait Johnson, Hank clouds who obscure the national commish doesn't try to shunt tional league scandal off onto the shoulders of a Hope the little “nice old lady Can this player deal between Philadelphia and Cincinnat! te properly termed “inside stuff"? 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The tine of Guns and Ammunition That We Carry Cannot Be Surpassed If your old gun needs fixing. an expert gun repatrer Shall Railroads} Rule? Thousands of dollars have been pent during the past few days in anonymous circulargand posters attacking the King County Harbor Bond Issue and seeking to induce the citizens | of Seattle to vote against their own interests, This Literature Emanated From the Railroads The circulars and posters were unsigned = cause the railroad knew that : would have no effect if their source were” known. Railroads do not fight in the open; they seek to rule by the use of secret and deyi- ous methods. Most of the Leading | Organizations and Citizens | Of Seattle have declared that the Harbor Bond | Issue is necessary to the commercial and indup | trial development of Seattle. They have come i out in the open and allowed their names and, fluence to be used. The opposition ala anonymous. : | Do Not Allow the Railroads to Rule | interests DO IT RIGHT GUNS TO RENT. 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