The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1910, Page 2

Tennis Champion at Fu the allan tennis This ts crack who journeyed all the way to England to win the title of cham. pion, He not only won it, but with hia partner captured the Davis trophy and lugged it back home, where it has remained for two years, safe from the attacks of English and American players. i (fy Ue Pree.) ‘ r Buros says | . TACOMA, Dec In a letter re “tam h the bow | leotved here today, Tommy Burns, Ing game as a pugilist, thave | i jformer heavyweight champion! retired, and this ts final, My | pugilist, announces his permanent) knee will not stand hard train. | ) retirement from the prise ring.| ing any more. H Burns, who is at present making 1 received a cablegram from Me 7 jan exhibition tour through Central Intosh today. He wants me to box MH | Washington, says that when he Lang in January and Langford tn ‘ | finishes his engagement at Cle February, but | answered that my ' | Blum Wednesday night he will knee is still bad and that I will re H f again appear as a boxer be tire as a puiliet. | am trying to i the public. He has asked arrange with Melntos mht 1 h McIntosh, t to subst Cle Elum p gagement with London. retiring the injur | tained in Vancou RV.AC. AC. MET = BAD DEFEAT: The-SPORT PAG A. F. WILDING. ‘Tommy Burns to Quit; Wants re Lester to Be His Successor | — Sam Langford tm I don't want Langford for him He gives as bis reason for yet. In 10 or 12 monthe Langfor y to his knee, sus will have a little more than he can ver a few months handle in Lester, at least that is hile playing lacrosse. THE STAR-—MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1910. | cash cREDIT seeed WORLD RECORD (Ry United Press.) NEW YORK, Dec record has been broken. entrants in the sixday bloy A world's! when the cle race flashed across the line at the end Jof the fifth lap of 186th mile at | Madison Square Garden today, The | dist ered in exactly} Compelled to Close theDoors were | ont | A fow . afterward Verlin . }den withdrew from the race, leav We opened our Mammoth Removal | ing all the remaining rider even tern: The former record for &|f Sale this morning with the liveliest hours wax 184 miles and four laps a | selling we have ever experienced COLLEGE BASKETBALL CONFERENCE TONIGHT Those who came out of idle curiosity A conference of the basketbal immediately became enthusiastic buy team managers he Intercolleg! ate League wil tat the Wash er when they saw the remarkable ington Annex hote] tonight to dis uns the season's prospects, These values we are offering, and several colleges — will re ‘ Wast won Agri times during the day the crowds be- cultura . Whitman and Idaho. came so great that even with our ad } The baseball season of 1911 wil alee diacussed and the schedule ditional selling force we could not {ot games aeynaged handle them and were compelled close the doors. Come early tomor w, before the crowds, and you will get the best attention. ter against Lang !o Langford later. | am sure Le can beat Lang right now. Of cours Australian pro- Jack Lester, ®, to fl his en jwhat I think DINING CHAIR | EXTENSION TABLE EXTENSION TABLE Grote- Rankin Company’s <2 HOYLE ICE. Mammoth Removal Sale Come See the Bargains! CRD Heavy Christmas any of our mers paid part for Christmas Pres. had us reserve them for delivery. This sale offers 1 chance to save your gifts for You can pay part cash now and cash on articl ents and Christma plen money you a erable or n at sale prices and di en ments in such a manner that you meet them after the Holidayy A piece of furniture always makes ” ceptable gift, and one that remains for years as a pleasant ——— the giver. DINING CHAIR | i Ha ed fih- | Solid oak, Ear English fin- | Solid oak, Early English fin Se Eaat “ g rs n | : The closing football name of the H {PERTENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS 1 i at ish; 4 ts ish; 42-inch top, 6-foot size arly ing a oak, sac ; season yesterday was disastrous \ . x < a : for the Rainier Valley Athietic | |}} i 6-ft.,. $12.50 | 8, $14.50 $9.50 $2.15 elub, tor the Fromonts won by a) | Re ar $2.40, $25.00 Value. | $28.00 Value Regular Price $16.00. Regular Price $3.25 score of 6 to 0. | This is the way they lined up ‘ it eee pok jean game, how pu | ~ ERE NET Fremont Positions = -R Shakespeare ét familiarity with it P Reese iL. & Mieike i. t Our idea of being busy: A fleabitten dog, muzzled resser resser £ Schuster-Reese |... i y aes Umpires in National league next ae ; no test for perfect vision that would qualify them for j rag of a man-of-war Made of hard ' Mewsrt-Reese kit Some people never want to fo: anythin. t Je wood, quarter ; | rom Nee have organized a Reno Athletic club in Brookiyn $ j sawed, golden | Baseball is getting to nice little game. In Boston they o |} thinking about using one for both the American and Nationa’ } } league games 1} “ 5 + : The Y. M. B. C. basketball team t ‘was defeated by the Meteors on the Y. M. C. A gym floor Saturday ' Hackenschmidt and Gotch to Meet Again ‘ Stes Ses soos ‘ night. The score was 19 all, and Qa extra period was called for to — | i play Poon the tin, The Meteors got (By United Pres.) claim the heavyweight champion. | | The lineup CHICAGO, Dec. 6.—Frank Gotch ship if he succeeds In getting de ¢ jand George Hackeaschmidt, the cisions over the American wrestlers aeece aan Russian lion.” may again meet on| whom he i# now meeting. If he jthe mat fn Chicago, This is the be- makes the claim, t fans here : We | lef of wrestling fans here, who are| think Gotch will challenge him, and | i ; ‘ “\awaiting with unusual interest the they regard {t as certain that! hs Soncetayiad hrs wil ‘most arrival of the lowa farmer tomor- Hackenschmidt will accept the Meteor quintet next Wednes |‘°R “ s nnounce bin day at $ p. m. at the Y. M.C A| Hackenschmidt, e ia known, will | symnasium. This will be the de | " " ciding game in the association | 8 WN 7 M FARLIND. SCHOOL SOCCER. 0 SPORT | na The Grammar School socce ’ the interest io the game is on the 1 t t increase. Here {s the present nm 1911 wil case 20x36-in standing of the teams | oe See Peres Burd. H r Rx Gi ie CHICAGO, Packey Mc 1} r 18x30 . os r Yurland cann make 1 pounds ne: ™ A ee. Soe, 00} as he has agreed to do to n Abe acne : ° . ae Chicago foot i + the ste a xa € ’ : , t few v1 aw th ear. Games officiated by members of| ment which The game witt the Northwest Soccer as ation.| Bimil Thiery, say he a BO ° eeeSESSCEECS ies sles =are _Special * at o I ‘lar | ember 19 S THe 16 A PINE *| must mak ounds at 6 ¢ ra c $15.00 \ A k Raglist * LITTLE YARN, BUT— * Farland will get $2,500, wit B is a , ( Solid oak or Early English finish * *| - : ’ ‘ | eat, | h b pr ys t, ill leather » (By United Prem.) + {OF draw, it is said | a 1 back, spring sea 1 leathe * NEW YORK, Dec - T ve ‘ Living Room back * McCarthy before his + 1 nber of the Vi *% Owen Moran put o * ate A a % blow that knocked out Bat- #| _ SEASON OPEN ‘ : . ; e * tling Nelson, according to the ®| permitted he calle * little Briton, Moran arrived * Bisma ar Price $19.50. & here tox to begin a os ely, se start on } 1 *® of the al engagements * Po D ae uk, po % that were offered him after #| jj r golden * he had beaten a *! f - = Capt. Ed } , . = # Francisco a week | w come ee lD H ' 1 SPECIAL *® Saturday * 7 iped nddle * : 9x12 A ‘ ( Ht t I t Feb eSeweaserns sire PT ORS MS |, he St Low x xminster Rugs MAHNKEN WINS SHOES nual 1 ft An af At the Bismare Her € O'D A, | tea df a Mahnken , hoe an, Corning, ( cord to a run i and Frank Rooney t with Capt ar ' ' jay, E al 129, se ver the 200 ma At ndrews art ae hortatop for t Browns for ” & the Imperial O'Donnell wa on —Capt. F Cr ' years, is t his score of R ton, Cary t Ferrete—Cant. 0, mh. ar Price . HAGEN STILL GAME man, Bat mpson, ( Corn-|! 6.00. Regular Price, $25.00 Ed Hagen, forme a police- | ing 4 sae r who was defea ast Cant BB Ko the - _— battle in th and D i Mo $20,00 | All the Credis out—not Capt . You Want Austin, his mane b Phail, Lund, Ar George Paris, the ) BROWN ELECTS STAR ton » with Ha nd t ,| FRANK GOTCH WILL MAN TO BE CAPTAIN al o 0 into champ form if it Is possible NOW JOIN THAT CLUB HARVEY DEFEATED, | HUMBOLDT, Ia, Dec. 5.—Frar Set Johnny Coulot 4| Gotet sy evctel Poca } . et up tor h f 4 th ( 0 b he will p int y to 1! 00 00 Buy Now Th f the arena t agaly tle |of the be player © difficult e Pay Later put It was | w ». Hac nmidt, the “I Dresser Made q. of hard- iving Room & Rocker White Wool pestry Blankets Li. ‘ores ortier' 4.00 Pair §7.50 Pal}