The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 27, 1910, Page 2

| heres to Parliament. on Winkipop’ 8 Withers, Astor May Become Peer Despite Skunk- Skinning Story (Ry United Pre) 1 LONDON, Dee. Waldort text Astor bas all the tuck of the fam-| has n the ambition of ily. Though comparativety new to! Astor to grab off a peerage the British turf (tus is his third | To this end be took an active | in ican citizenship and awore al nee to the king sat oe/! WINKIPOP, -— - geason), he ts $83,815 to the good, | terest in politics, being as reaction and all of it won with one horse ary a tory aa any duke. He bought Winkipop. & tory neWapaper—the Pall Mall Also he has just been elected to Gesette--whose mission {ts to de fend the house of sacred tnstitutions of the olfgerchy He bought a “country seat Hever Castle, in Kenta house in London, and shooting pros es in Scotland He ente d royalty and nobility every they let parliament lords and other Waldorf Astor ts the elder son of Wittiam Waldorf Astor, and a grandson of the origtnal John Jacob Astor of skunk-skinning fame. Ever since the William Waldorf Branch of the family renounced tts Let’s Give Rakatwas a Chance to Prove Gotch’s Assertion BY TIP WRIGHT. | ‘This {s the fellow who, Frank) Gotch declares, is the best heavy-| weight wrestier of them all. Gotch ought to know; he has beaten the duneh. It is not strange, but interesting to those who keep tab on the rough Work of the promoters, that Mah- Mout is not given another chance} at the real stars. Last year, it may be recalled.) Mahmout met Zbyazko twice. The} first was a handicap match, in| which the Bulgerian was to topple the Pole in one hour. After work ing the public into a near-frenay | with the bluff that they were to/ meet in private, they consented to let the public give up good money! to watch them. The reanit was didn't throw Zybezko. it {s doubt- ful if be really tried. But the thing looked so exciting that when | & return match was announced { the public was tickled. That's a Weakness the public displays occa- sionally. The patr met and Zybszko Won, although those who had seen Mahmout upon other occasions could not understand how he man- aged to let his huge opponent turn the trick. But Zbyszko was due to win. He ‘was to met Gotch later, so could not be defeated. Later, whea Gotch was talking irement, the men near the top of the game decided Dr. Roller would be the next champion. He had been with Gotch, and, having a noodle, was supposed to have pick: | e4 up a lot of inside stuff. Roller) ‘was so nutty over this champlon ship thing that the squirrels barked every time they got near him, and he fet) for the bunk But Mahmout settled the man’s aspirations. A lot of peo-| ple imagined Roller was due to beat Mahmout, and when the Bulgarian | put on the work the fact that Roller had been crossed out was to good judges of physiogne i that he be wise guys showed their » sojat Zbyszko and Hae plainly | without having bis han¢ Now, whether {t is because he| I wouldn't be surprised, basing tossed Roller when wasn't in-)my opinion or b that Mahmout Seattle yussirr MAHMOUT. |s0 keen tended to, or because is really |Mahmout do, what I been told the best of them all, as Gotch in-jby men close to the wrestling sists, Mahmout isn't getting any big|throne and from what Got matches these days. Some one is|that if he ts preventing his appearance where|mout can schmidt and cents Mex the kale grows fast If Mahmout is the best wre fx the country, the public, whi THE GAME AS SEEN with a bole BY OUR OFFICE BOY | OFFICE for about the last half of the After a whi although | resulted in several fist fights, and did |the referee was forced to call off the players 8 mir BY FREDDIE, OUR BOY. game yé the team from the Jose to the Eastern hu the game was called riots between the spec eight minutes to a stood Chicago 22, Wenatct one nice goose In my opinion, esting plays, which were w H frequently, were the : Capt er, Wer triple s by th eleven ground b with the ball, so whe | eed 3. eine nailed five yards back of the line Mac One husky on Wena shoe be in the fight business In football. While runn field with the j ple throwing le this a Some Park running back each tir ball he be tackled and he just natura g with hi a f t rf. I gu @idn't see him, the Chicago t th touchdowns, 2 place kicks an Othe W jee aang er game The Wenatchee folks should be I'm sure I don't know,” blamed for the rowdyism at the|ed H field, because they sent boxes ao En, nice red apples down. Many spec Mane kate tee ohinw tators and tenderfoot cops felt| window the first and fifteenth of apples bouncing on their domes!every mouth to nog oes and crushing thelr Christmas hat ot tho ate.” after Otto Hess had dee Cleve f h for without p t ed of bim pitch anoth respond THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS of England, tt! poppe | RALBIGH, N. C,, Dee Hav. | ing strained his heart nine days) ‘|ago in a basket ball contest at} THE STAR—TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1910. eeeeeeceee HONOR LIST CONTAINS BEST FOOTBALL RE The honor Hat of football pare for the year 1910, in whieh ts to uded ¢ n who are thought by | ® consensus of the football authori tes to be the bent in thelt respec: | READY LHTTOR WIUTER FOR BALL Dear Bows PLAYERS tive positions, will appear in the Am feeling fine, Been chopping wood all winter January number of the Outing Mag-| ®4 am hard as naila. Please advance a hundred.—Wm, Pitcher azine Dear Str I would like to go South (wo woeks before the team leaves, to take off a fow pounds. Otherwise | am in great shape i Please d me $100.0, Cat r Déar Chief: There won't be anything to it but us next season. I know I'm going to have a good year Have been working In a foundry and am feeling like a colt. Please mall me $60.—L. Field Loft end If Doe for heavy the bill Roller needed anything to convince him of his unfitness ight wrestling honors, that beating by Americus filled “Death lurks in the frying pan,’ dor if these “experts” bass in the woods? declare expert cooks ever ate a well-browned, Won frowhly caught black | Chester Nourse, Sacramento pitcher, must be playing the Mor decal hunch-——he allowed physicians to amputate a digit on hin work Nuteer hand. Pisuer i whi When ball players have to get money in addition to their sal aries to remain on the H-2-O cart, their value even to themselves is about nil, hienwe Harvard Yale | NEW LIGHTWEIGHT TRIES OUT TONIGHT | Wenge: | Daly You'd never tmagine Knockout Brown was Chicago dally insiste—to hear him aay; FAMILIAR “Qu OTATION “Honestly, Uncle Jack, lan't she the sweetest baby you EVER saw?" |——___————_ him, | | Hut for some reason or other he! | never really got “in,” and the name jof Astor has not been in good jor, though tn justice to the orig & Greek—as “Ih dot #0?” one (hy United Press.) CHICAGO, Deo, 27.--Eddie Shert dan, the new lightweight, will a inal Astor ft should be state that) Tommy Kilbane for an eight-round | ex Sa aa TTS = | the skunks are not to blame fight at Windsor, Ont. tonight. | William Waldorf Astor is not, and! The youngsters will weigh in at 128 ABOUT THE BOXERS, | meet in Pittsburg January 5. probably never will be, a British| pounds ringside, | Lew Powell and Jack Goodman | peer. Dick Nelson “and Al Rogers have will meet at | Lacking @ title, the next surest} FRED LAKE TO LEAD egg iw hed to box in Ro y a next Eriday oer i | way of climbing into aristocratic #o | 0, 27 mmy Johnson, manager of Owen clety {s to own a string of gee geen REORGANIZED BROWNS |™,,,;, Mackey and Pat Callaghan’ Moran, who is in Hoston, has Waldort bought the fineat horses have been signed to box in New| promised Aleck McLean, manager his father’s miliiona could corral York next Friday night. of Matty Baldwin, that if Moran de and gave them into the hands of W ¥ y McFarland and Harry feats Wolgast, Baldwin will have | Waugh, one of the best trainers in Trendal! of St. Louis will probably | the first chance at Moran Eng The duke of Westmin - _~ ster's horses are in the same stable. the answer? Tom O'Rourke's New se | sei ’ | BASKET BALL CLAIMS A YOUTHFUL victim | Lake Forest coll “ Monroe, N freshman, died from the effects SHORT SPORT Niniky icaclax Wis Gera oe the Chehalis team in the Washing {ton State league last season, re foelved an offer from Bob Brown, | manager of the Va “uver team, », Roy Sanders} & 1dyearold | there Inst night FRED LAKE. ROSTON, Dec, 27.—With the change of ownership of the Boston! National and St. Louls American league clubs, it is wald Fred Lake [but probably will not be able to| Will become manager of the West- |report to the Canadians, because |@T team. Lake fs at prevent man- | the Chehalis management refuses | 48° of the Boston club, but is to/ [to let him get away, Brown of-| be succeeded by Fred | Teany lfered McBride a tryout, aad ke} cannot accept it be une he has | signed a Chebalts contract for next | Forni behalls contra: peat ne ill The autmal Christmas awim of | One pill at bedtime. Brings | the Multnomah Athletic club tn the | . 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Bs somebody down on the sout ' ——_ Our Great Removal Sale Continues) Tit About January 15th College Conference at Spokane Today A lively session is expected atyof the state institution voted for re North-| but the faculty overruled: the 4g § the annual conference of went colleges at Spokane today and |!” + af Hew ta : . nother question that w | tomorrow Victor Zednick, gradu-|yome frietion is the he Mattar of and Dean Milnor Rob | Jor Univer ate mar r ty rule. Wa erts are representing the |wity of Washington Summer baseball, always a v question in college ath to bob up again, Ree ington will ing should net ref int unless all the Some of the other Jone want efther m majority two-thirds rule lthat the conferenc nd on ntly students! or —— When he was with Cleveland, Red) clate this story, told of the dayy Donahue says he fonnd out how it} when Bad Bill was covering shor was that Eimer Flick owned #0) field for the Giz many farms, city blocks and other I noticed a story in » New York parcels of real. evtate |paper the other day that | "We were in Philadelphia over| Dahlen is to become an evan ” Sunday, and I asked Kimer if he in-| said Dusty Rhoades oe tended to go to Atlantic City with Well responds d BM Be boys,” says Donahue. “I'l go if the club pays my board) j down there Elmer responded | that bunch he will be etther- . 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