The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1910, Page 2

Lightweight Charlie Griffin Australian Beau Brummel and the himself glad rage as faultlessly, if | tires wears the manor born “A figh “yp to r can ge a gentleman, None of the “good dressers” /if he wants to be one,” says this among the pugilists have any-/natty little chay. “Dontcherknow thing on Charlie Griffin, the Aus] boys,” he says, “aw—we of the| 4 tralian lightweight. In his palm-|ring are considered tough, but it fest days “Philadelphia Jack” | is the foolish lads who are fawoed O'Brien was a piker compared to|to exist as at they can, and it the dapper little man from the is the wear! a ther blooming land of the kangaroo. jold sweaters that creates the im 1 With his gold-headed cane, his| pression. One does not need to t frock coat, top hat, correct trou | be—aw—tough, to be a pugilist 4 sers and patent leather shoes,| ft requir pection to Griffin makes such sartorial ¢x-} discover on Grit perts as Jim Corbett, Kid McCoy! fin's face. at the} and T. Burns look like imitations. | style of rs is respon. Anyway you take him, Griffin is| sib) for tin ears, and he han different. Like Bat Nelson, he be-| avoided this, for above all else he} Neves fighters are looked down on because of the escapades of a few, and that if the public was to come likes “to make a good The clever boxers jto toe milling, not appearance b who boys who im contact with m, they would | bore in, the sears, he says. be found as gent and refined as Griffin is seeking a mateh with many in other walks Packey McFarland, and if he ts Griffin believes in dressing as| successful he will remain in this well as possit hough not ob-|country for a time, Falling to trusively W ‘hile he di not think | meet Packey he will go to Kansas the clothes make the man, he is| City, and from there to San Fran firm tm the conviction that dress|ciseo. He expects to sail for Aus makes the impression, #0 he at-|tralia about the first of the ye — 4 a Tex Rickard, the man from Goldfield, dabbles . in mining stock, but if you ask the “gamest sport in Nevada,” he'll admit he has a soft spot for the =i wheel, and will take a flier occasionally : Archer, of the Cubs, and Pat Livingstone, of the Athletica, i respective leagues in holding dowr stealing ‘ ; Just now suppose Moran does trim Bat Nelson when they meet Novem Will Ad Wolgast be crazy to take on the tough lit tle Englishman? Attell and Moore fight November 22 in New York, but Abe's lease on his tith in dan because . jes call for the pair to weigh in at 133, a weight Abe might if he filled his shoes with lead. John Philip Sousa, the march king, is one of the best scatter gun shots in the country, and likes i 4 nothing better than to take part in a big match | with clay pigeons as victims. 4 The American league constitution calls for the annual ing to be held in New York, but Ban Johnson w E thing like a constitutic od in his wa he war i next session in Chicago. ( About this time of t ‘ forebeads run back to the point of ext eball isn't what it used to be. d if If Ban Johnson persists in m 1 pabl khold: ‘ ers’ names, the New York tea will look like a T any hall subscription list, and the fact that Andy man ts bis 4 rakeoff from the Giants’ dividends w ecome public Ee 4 q Jim Jeffries, once a champion, has always been 4 é a fisherman, He prefers to wade a trout stream to . any other form of sport, although he likes to shoot big game pretty well MAY FREE MAN nfs": ne fe MURDER CHARGE see ie cas “(By United Pr , . WHEELING, W. Va Although an “oper turned by the coroner gating the death of R who was killed in ball game here b college and West sity, it is b charge agal of the i missed since earl rendered at believed th to bring hir he ha extrad The ve read “We ceased death 2 tained liding SHORT SPORT | 2 ecm Tk has put t 1 ‘ for th ; egg Bett -yehaagheds “LY. TO HAVE BIG BOXING LICENSE, ir with Thomas Me‘ been ar , avold toe) FEAR FOR (Hy United ross.) CAMBRIDGR, M Nov 16. Black when Eli Was not conceded a look-in, have filled the Harvard supporters with misgivings over the tactical ability of the team. MUST SETTLE Td DISPUTES (My Uatted Prem) | CHICAGO, Noy, 15.—With 153 liaputes ponding besides the ques j tion of reelassifying minor leagues, | board of arbitration of the {National Aas ton of Profes {sional Leagues convened here yes | terday | Amon jot the T Pacific Coast | the | Connecticut the So the We are Se! 13 " Murnane of Rourke of the Kavanaugh of and O'Neil of lea. ithern league rn league 1S SPRACKLING ALL AMERICA QUARTER? | EARL SPRACKLING. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 14 Playing un the ore Camp, whos al analy ted as offict tn choost is ie ac HARVARD In apite of the excellent showing of} the Harvard football eleven, sup] porters of the Crimson are begin ning to worry over the Harvard | Yale game Satorday, The Harvard mon have been drilled entirely in deefnatve tactics, according to ex | perts, and Yale's magnificent offen sive showing against Princeton and her vietery over the Orange and Ewing of the} of Walter! THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS >>><<¢ THE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1910. Honest Advice to Consumptives iMinnesota’s Quarterback Seah eins For All-America Eleven) 1 wae at this f wok news time 1 prevent foot that kinan'® Alternative the| mythical All American el }quarterback Earl ‘ Sprackling | Brown which defeated Yale so de | cistvely, will probably be named} quarterback when Camp selects his | 1920 team wi played a wonderful! Yale, running bis or ekill He kick 4, made numer on, every one be fectly, caught 16 mts and returned the ba from 0 to 30 yards each time. NAVY YARD | TEAM WIRS | NAVY YARD, PUGET SOUND. Nov. 15.—The football t f the U. 8. 8. Philadelpt the team the West 8 Sunday team is scalp of som the faste aggregations of | Seattle ee ee * * * DO WE LIKE BASEBALL? *® * * * Dw 1910 season the ® ® major xu drew more than # % 9,000,000 paid admissi * . About 50 minor league nre * @ doing business * 7 The ¢ verage 150 games & & eack 1,000 * * minor league # * 0 * \* te minor * * of nO. * 7 0,000 major * }* grand * * be 83. * admis Li * * presents # * Yes looks as if we do® ® lik baseball * * * ee ee ed BOWLING T I \ led by Cap Putnam, by the following Eagles. nsor 9 144 169— 4 Blackwell 1 0 , Dummy 6 150 46 Putnam iz 169 19 i Pelicans rinnell 65 181 i 46 14 ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ Pp 1 SMOKER TONIGHT i I 1 f I he fa ho have found the enter tainment en und 181 ot t ters usually a 1 and wide | eee |e a loading Phlindelptta, dence Cow Butter Store 1433 First and Pike rietly en Guaranteed Kags, a whe Minnesota Creamery 8 00 New Crop Seeded Raisins, 3-1b. package for 2he for 1h JOHNNY M ‘GOVERN. | ABOUT The cholee of Western footb dor 4 moleskins, while his ability men for the All America quart " present pink tea rules is back is Johnny McGovern, the won. little of marvelous erful midget field general of the In every game MeGov has inesota eleven hown to splendid advantage, and McGovern is but 5 feet 4 inches! « who ha m him play are in height and weighs but 150) unanio in putting bim forward poun but he is the hardest bit! for consideration when Camp picks! of humanity to stop that ever! his paper ROLLER GETS WORST OF IT AT HANDS OF ORDEMANN } These ar (Ry United Prem) m * was nothing to it but y a MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Nov. 15.| Ordemann, and that Koller realized black, n wy or brown, and sizes up to 44. 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