The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1910, Page 2

Sioeaty aee<cee THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT Battling Nelson, the pugilist, in sists he was engaged to the Countess de Beaufort in the days before Papa Kilgatlen bought the count and the subsequent package of trouble for her. The Leading Batsmen Who Participated in JACK JOHNSON IS FREED a OF GIRL’S GRAVE CHARGE hap ap aan” ‘ q “ iq “ +4 NEW YORK, Dec. 3.—Jack John-jyesterday. nt a letter to As “] fon, champion heavyweight of the |#istant Distri a Attorney 8 a, en ; ’ charees {COSINE @ certificate from Dr. Schiw ; World, who was arrested, charged | cictsky, of Madison avy. The i with assault upon Annette Cooper, | physician wrote that the actross had m ill in bed for the last 10 days land was tn no condition to leave her from in “ MAROONS A HIT: @ “show girl,” and with disorderly | bee conduct, was discharged yesterday by Magistrate Fresehi, in the W est | Side pol urt In applying for a warrant for the big negro’s arrest, she said he had | ed th made an indecent proposal to her|two w in the office entrance of the Gaiety to appear against him theatre building on October 26 last, | Freachi refuse ' and that when sbe repulsed him he | and a t * seized her by the wrists | Sa. ro’s attorney, dis IN oo Cooper at didn't appear in court | ch: aoner tests, the Chicago team- maintained a calm, gentiemanty at he om wing eng Butch Macginnity Proves It Throughout BY HOWARD MANN ‘den credit for much brain . “I'm a great believer in foothall|they were @ hard-studying lot EMERYVILLE. dope,” said Smiter Wright i, in for frats and keg A SEBALL NOTES Butch Macginnity’s law office Mon-| “We had some husky boys on our EMERYVILLE, Cal, Dec, $--Ea day, after he had borrowed thelteam Our left half was a tinamith tries for tomorrow ae 88 $ oye fe who had a couple of school con There will be So am NO’ id Dogxy tract: fi a i race urity courses or Y said Bute hogs o. inl ee ane eases Conte the | th aying rules y futurity Dont ac reh a en ef fit. Our'ceater © 4 N ba ie - 4 Abrams 109, Rucoliec ‘ong. You're just as big a ededsthe $10 w .s “ 109 ther Stafford ; Si writers’ ass af the day you trie 4 to use A re he. I wa : a th aaa m 109, Billy My crib in es exam and got my hea 19, Geneva 106, David Wa oy t p t ong 5 tt caught at it a've got the wrong When we tro field} ‘Tip O'Nalt. president of the West 9, Helle Kingston 106, Captain : system that da , b ae ca he a hn 112 could beat Michigan and ma boy who was eaptain of Od tan nee jecond race, five « 1 Yale beca hey won from 0) wathed 7 ol . ton Red Sox : 1 nge—Rennies Bus H lin. Obe and Cor hin . bn ted oe og thie spring. De » 1) View 99, Lady Ga’ if nell scored on Harvard. And Ober aed Gedo ca ae pte 1 Ainge ge r ‘ e B i lin beat Case and Case tied Micht-| good to drink.’ sald the cc gy ance ge iy 2, *Terna T iM ap t Syracuse, | ‘Got anyth pm glass. bs ‘ 9, Dargin 107, t soani would be a crime. Pooh! who'd gone two years to high} Eddie Collins, the whirlwind sec Third race Le ge amg anne , |e oor guy might have been | ond baseman of the chamy Ath tow 0. ¢ cee dear fellow,” sald) disqualified. Bully sald quick, ‘We take the trip to/¢ a aes f 40} don’t decline any verbs, but I'll eon next month.! 194. at ing on offensive to muh ogat “ur nose " rn t t ! r 4 adie Gan Gilet’ Gas : fons ) e if you don't run , from bis co y has | 104, Fulletta } esas Ry h cent | Raleigh 104 G 07, Big poe ee Then the game started. We r r t y nae tee yee 1 went to| found we bad our tech. W 4 t 0c a ve eae b, e 1 the f at paseball outfit Fourth ra me mile, Crocker didn't know ft be . ' selling stakes—Staback 105, Mel Sere 1 want «alapaloosa and I 4 rs tonda ) ” 192 under another name. | did : as 99, Blackma i, Bervicéned: 102 tay long, bec garne fe pon pone s a#'t!} and busted the fullback’s arm, and Rubia Gra 104, Sencliff 109, Re seo nous we didn't ha bicab Gee Seah ane boo thee nveful 95, Roman Wing-104,-Mol-| coach © fellows had kir-} that didn't help, tor Odre had fale and Roy Junior coupled as cgi wy 9 Pl Be . 1 | some husky subs, and neither team es Entry ap pte ae pe BD gaa and I} could score. We could seo we'd by Mfth - and 2 late + B sale id mWway \incky to keep it a tie a " oy ’ «Pe tn and went t her ne firnt day In fact We were tickled wher Ley we 1 Zabya eh lor abn | Judge A on. I gave him a spiel | was putting the ball in ? det The Eastern league and Amert-\j Dehigren 1@7, Miss} and he asked, ‘How much 40] 49.yard We stated for th agp sear m are not after a bigh- | Otficiou Motgser, 107, ) Al you wan }aidelin thank ) ta fds Pag! yy nan | ars,’ sald Skinny, quiek,}we hadn't been beaten. 1 happened |\ dials esaian Ox 4 icaaies y course—*Lit-} }to look around and whe r r *Tnaneudation | have looked funny, bE! Odrendon team + es 4 f oy ashia’ aiken 16. 104 ij ige out - “a ‘How goal. Th headed Bade nr mp haa ~ LA Pretfape 109 ; sa anted ate spt y : > > B ean 19 i k gave me the devil, and [ ’ we we . f t f ” | 4 i 1 hat was the ma I \ e and a ha ir eu no ha a hy | AM 4% 0 at | on Your 4 Anyway, we had quite @ team. |). . {0 | xecond,* Prestolite third. Tin nt A cee " | j We beat Beet and'Shetiot beat |g y second. PORTAGE, WIS., TEAM | Meohmy and Meohmy beat Ch ‘ Y © ae J ee futurity 7 7 7 AN . Tech, and Chase Tech beat Od Ve heard whistle epg “ COMING TO SEATTLE Think of the happy, on and Odresden beat M Seren coe Cams aad the | Poets thie Te 06 were ach uled to ay Od eper, 't was the whistie at | °™ = are yong 06 ( « el ey ( yg oe ge pial A And to find out the | #28 won econd, Com-| of the Company F basketball team ‘ . 0 » had hired ie | DUrY third, ‘1 1:13 16. of Portage, Wis. A. A. U. cham or them. Saturday night a + gel Pe, at the foundry to biaw | teenth Blain w Captain Bur-| pto of the United States, is tn a e didn't }¢ at the right timo, thine. | ett d, Molesey third, Time A arranging for two games vick, Won't you join the we Way | fy ae mane, theak 1359 1 lida 1 ham: | ‘i cae thas 7 t Portage next Tuesday w , t START SIX-DAY RACE on a lor r of the anes ' Last . ixday b ev will oped to-| points to their opponents’ total of it and ed Leo Ger-| Among the contestants are such|the Company F boys averaged 29 ng & match at Lima, O.,| well known ride as Crame to STEMIANG JEWELRY cv. t ter, | points to the game rr aa ie n treed from the charge of | Clarke, Rutt and Spring, represent 109 Cher Ind. 6760 man: slanghte of which be was ac-|ing America, Australia and Ger-| “Danes at Dresmiand tonight fe cused | many eal Football eee Unreliable: | cine » cite = Sindy ag ays TAR—SATYRPAY, DECEMB Mainichi Dempo, printed im titude. Not a word of inde t lan | teks guage came out of their lips. The Chicago team left for Osaka’ fh the United States the kaat y day mor where they go|claima almost a monopoly of po- at ir Osaka Matn-| Hteness and re The Wen hi 5) soey will give three ts generally an re matches with the Wageda | and unrefined. rom this We team, wh ave also been invited pleasure and satlefac y the same paper ming here a baseball | the seven matches emplary, not only in here the Chicago team proved to be wkill of the art, but also in ir — anh tt left behind! conduct on the fleld. The them not only the om ken record/xiven us very useful lessons it of vict bat a x import-| many ways, and espectally ¢ ar ant Lmpreasion ot nde of the youths who rank behind nobody in “x ent be | their tendency get excited | 1 tT Chicago te n 1 their behavior The team's | throughout th n RMBOR OM Ube the game was! Waseda field stand out very prom exempila iw we of the | (nently as « of cond t, and great university they represent as we record thie fact we are sim in moments of excitement every! ply echoing the unanimous impres person lable to lose contro. of sions of tenes of thousands who wit his temper, and especially trie is, neased every match on the Waseda THE FIRST MAN WE CALLED ON WAS JUDGE ANDERSON. the case the world over with young! ground ER 3, 1910. The seniors and sophs of Lincoln bigh must fight with the pleskin wenin to deelde (he tnterclass cham pionship. They put up a good} came last night but neither oy cored Basketball will be the next In or dor, and each cla to have 4 crackorjack five In the fleld SWIFT AND 4 promises tm 35 Second race-—The Nigger won Aldrian second, Jack Denman third Time 13 46 Th race—Billy Barnes wor Monty Fe id, Splinters third Pime—1:08 3-6 fourth race—Alfred the Great og Squirrel nd, De t third, Time—t1 ‘ race—King” Avondale wor Manterson 1, AN Red Sixth r Stoneman won, Shah |dale second, Sigo third. Time 1:49 3-6 SHORT SPORT | John W. Daltan. aval Academy, ball captain of the been chosen 1911 team. Paddy Lavine of Huffalo will fight ' of t Multnomah club of and, was worsted by Yokel of jait Lake im the latter city last abt The Broadway | won from the f bal! The is the firnt m to dete hamplonghip. high sophomores eohmten last night at ore was 6 to 0. ot a series of three ree Reed of Mobile, Ala, has igned to manage the new ball club at Butte, Mont, next season, NEITHER SCORE a senior at the! rounda with Buck Crosse of | Pittsburg at Akron, O., on New| Your's eve Pddie O'Connell, the entling mine the tnterciass | AreYouinDoubt About the Future? Is the City Grind Getting O. N. MARSOLAIS IS THIS RECOR FOOTBALL KICK? BLOOMINGTON, Til, Dee. 3 What ts betleved to he a new drop | kiek record for western football | teams was made here by Quarter } in Wesleyan i iN rad ne with the SEATTLE “HOTEL BURKE back Hiles of the Lith university tedm in a Ke Bastern Llinole = normal Hilen booted the ball over the goal from the 48-yard line . EUROPEAN trietly modern; running hot and cold wate and phone | Transient, $1.00 Up—Weekly $4.00 Uf 1426 FIRST AVENUE, NE AR PIKE STR PHONES: Sunset, Main 3040—Ind, 1355 re AOK LOW RATE (iy United Frew.) 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