The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 5, 1911, Page 2

Peebles f ‘ ¥ FREDO WELSH ir recent fight, In which D Our Australian friends, Lang to the expense of Salinas Jack and Newlywed Papke fussing Advice to owners of St Manuel About 100 days before the opening of the baseball season. Your shopping early. Frank Gotch seems to be as tickled match with Hackenschmidt as a man who has swallow The less said about the fam! bash av.. Chicago, the better things Here they have been crediting Bill Delaney with “making Corbett, and the latter says he picked up Delaney, to look him, when Bill was a saloonist seeneenetniadieniliahenes Kitted, Killed Injured, Injured, 1910 1909 1910. 1909 . Concussion of brain . Broken legs Broken ribs Broken arme Broken ankles Louls Spend, but don't know the best way to turn the trick There's an JIM DRISCOLL shot of Freddy Welsh and Jim Driscoll, posed in the ring at Cardiff, Wales, ih wh en he saw he could not win. riscoll deliberately fouled W. @id the spotlight thing » without much and Smith, who $100,000 to Give Browns, have it to Do over pi da fe ly row at a certain address on V old saw about stirri LESTER SIDESTEPS MATCH WITH MARTIN :. Jack Lester will not take on Den ver Ed Martin—not yet. At the Smoker held by the Ballard A. ©. last night Tommy Burns, who is Managing Lester, told the fight fans tbat he did not want Lester to try to get into the higher-up class too suddenly. It was because he wanted sidestep Martin, Burns eG oll stated frankly, that he named a per centage demand that Martin would! not consider | If Lester has the right stuff tn | him, the fang agree, Tommy Burns | is the man to handle him, and his careful handling of the young fight er is already showing up to his ad vantage WONE BUT COLORED PLAYERS IN THIS NEWEST OF LEAGUES CHICAGO, Jan. 5.—8e negro baseball teama gathered to day and organized what is to be known as the National league of colored baseball clubs. No date for the opening was chosen, but it was thought that ft will be March 1, in Mobile and New Orleans, ern section of the league playin. with t horth in the south until about May 1, when the southern teams wii! come north and play their games with the teams in this section of the country. The schedule wil) consist of represented at the meeting we Louisville, St. Louis, Kansas City, Kan., and Kansas City, Mo JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 4.— Results First race—Golden won, Startier second, Borrower third, Time—| 1:10 2-5. Second race—Mindinette Tdleweiss second, Trustee Time—1:16 2-5. Third race—May Amelia won, Sylvester second, Judas Sister third. Time—1:16 1-6. gg race—Danfield won, Rye- a, Planutess third. Time—t-0 26. EMERYVILLE. Jan. 4.— EMERYVILLE, Cal, Results: First race, five and a half fur- Jongs—Pickaninny won, Osaudene second, Media third. Time— 1:06 2-5. Evran won, Burning Bush second,| Eddie Mott third. Time—1:09 4-5.) Third race, futurity course— Sainest won, Sugarmaid second Lofty parecer third, Tim 1:09 2-6. CHASE AT HOME. BAN JOSE, Ci Jan. 5.-—Hal Chase, first baseman and manager of the New York Americans, arriv- 4 here for a winter visit with his Parents. The Danz Shoe Co 119 Yesler Home of the Famous W. L. Douglas Shoes Opposite Seattle Hotel won, | third. | upon the oce anion of MIDDIES SCHEDULE GAMES. ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan, 6 t of dates for the w bruary-11, Yale veruity of Pennsylvania, ¢ and wrestling; February ton, wrestling, interclans ties; March 4, Pring t terclass boxing 1 Colw an CHICAGO CLUB OWNER TARGET FOR HE CHARLIE MURP the we that Garry and Harney Dreyfase are yust him from the & charge which, by Dane anawered by ad ‘make a monk Hermann admi likes Murphy—as a ba EMERYVILL EMERYVIL Nation the way teing RRMANN HY Murphy ts Herrmann trying to} al league, Herr Mur ey of him. that he E. Jan. 4 for Thursday First race, furlonge—Monda 110, Tembio 112, Look 112, Al chemist 112, Monsback Cameo 108, Lovely Mary 110, Voltrome . Ironbound 110. ne Gale pay Girl 106, Camera 1 nd race, six furlonge—Gen ova 106, Phillistina 110, Burnell 110.( Argonaut 115, Swede Sam 112 Aldon Gulch 108, Netting 110. Aout Polly 110, Pete 112. Li Adelaide 110. Third race, three te rada 109, Nadan Vanir 112, King Earl 109, Lavender Lass Fourth race, one mile 112, Eddie Graney Daughter 83 Dahlgren 1 Ww a 1 aa-—Cama Amon 112,| Lem Dale Marburg | 110, The Balliffs| Boge ts right the O41, Made- more than 100 games, The cities ff)", Musgrave 107 an re Chicago, Mobile, Orleans, Fi docia 106, Harry Stanhope 112. Novgorod 112, Passenger 106, Calla | 110, Faneuil Hall 112, Native Son 112, Electrowan 106 GUTTMAN A “SKEETE! Sixth race, seven furlongs—Clisko | 95, Amalfi 96, Beatrice Soule 103, NEWARK, J., Jan. 6.—Out-| Crex 106, Feather Duster 106, Great fielder Jake Gettman, who held| Caesar, 103, Academist 97, Green down the middie garden for the| Isle 103, *Summertime 93 | Newark Indians the past two sea-| | sons, was sold to the Jersey City | club. Owner Joe McGinnity ceived a large cash considera | for the player. RUSSIAN TAKES ON TURK. DALLAS, Tex., Jan. 5.—-George |Hackenachmidt and Jussef Heus |slan have been matched to wrestle j here January 6. The event will be catch-as-catchcan with best two jout of three falis. TRI-STATERS TO MEET. HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 5 | President aries F. Carpenter, | the Tri-State League, has called the | annual meeting for January 6 at) Hotel Columbus. No election will| | be necessary unless a majority can be mustered to change the rules |and order an election, ZBYSCO AT NEWARK. of| NEWARK, N, J, Jan. 5.—| —Zbynco, the Polish wrestler, will be the star of the wrestling show scheduled here for January 11, and his contract calls for him to meet | three heavyweight mat men and de. feat all within one hour. “TO TOUR JAPAN, OAKLAND, Cal., Jan, 5—The St Mary's College baseball team will) invade Japan next summer and play games with the leading university ams of that country. | The spring training camp of the Chicago White Sox will be opened February 28, according to an an nouncement made by Owner Chas. Comiskey. Cominkey is preparing to send out notices to all the play-| ers he has signed tor next season |to report at Hot Springs, Ark., on “Apprentice allowance. Tacoma ‘Plays Here The Tacoma high school basket ball five will try conclusions with the Queen Anne first tea local Y. M. C. A. floor night, to turn out for the game. PLAN FENCING TOU CHICAGO, Jan. 5.—An legiate fencing tournam larger scale than any eve }ed in to be’ put on at th Athletic Club within month or two, Invitat west, where fencing is Dance at Dreamiand toi 714 First Ave. Oldest Alaska Ou in Seattle Rubber and Ot) Clotht ber Footwear, Pacs, Moceasins, Woolen Uni Mackinaws, Mitts, Blankets and Kenwood Bage Main 5089, Phones: f lor before that date Ev wares The Rubber Store © carry a complete WRERE Spon Goons @ am on the Saturday and a big crowd Is expected RNEY. 1 {ntercol ent on a ¢ attempt he Ilinol the ne ions t have been sént to colleges both east and practiced night. oa tfitters line of ng, Rub Arctica, derwear, Gloves, Sleeping nd. 2880, » 112.) THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1911 Remember! Only a Few Days Longer The Time Is Drawing Very Near When We Will Move to Pike and Fifth If You Are Wise You Will Do Your Buying at This Sale tHE STAR —s I Koch Minks— - | Rosier ( Andrew amarcks trim k three at x eight in wi Totals ...ee0e 618 68S “1 Ind al champlonships | he is >|] Fumed, Golden or Mission | DRESSING TABLE | EXTRA SPECIAL MAPL E DRESSER mint 4 ROCKER Se a a | ig A ta ipedione | ‘A sitet ana attraetill ite 11 A Bolld Oak ene ee ne rror; it is made of plain maple hte 4 finishes; an golden or natural finish; a neat | made of b th large are mirror, Young an ple " oo am teh * ht front, with wood draw ~ out = r », with oval French plate ai Removal | er pulls; regular price $2456 a tte : seat; regul beveled mirr Removal Sale At imperial. $5.50 "ape value. al $6.25 gasee é pebacated $7.90 price si ica | pe % 1 "t ae ee — — Extra Large Size Mission | lant hed with was called off st round to save Hauser from Jim Ray 4 go at 143 pounds, of Ballard and S@hitt of > fought a draw at 190 uate fiedom | | This la " iall, rge pair is suitable for the reception a library, the club re rch; ; very in the Early English fin- knocked out A is, Both B.A. © won from Kid Beapett tn 4 round, Bennett ipjur hea stock; the seats are hand- of Seattl ard wil Genuine Mahogany Tables Are Now Marked at HALL SEATS Just 10 Samples at Removal Sale r third bane has signed f the Reds e : om Prices H : = sandal | = ooo Half Price $18.00 Mission Oak Hall Seat ........... . . sis 00 Mission Oak Hall Seat ........00000% pope $ 15.00 Genuine Table. also in Jopendent |p 9-000 7 2 9.50 $ 19.50 Genuine } Table. 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Charley Dootn and Doc White are making a big bit in vaudeville. Both & & monologue act and are attracting The Monarch Range great crowds, A Monarch in the | Our enthusiasm concern- HORSEMEN TO MEET. kitchen means much to | ing the Free Sewing Ma- CLEVELAND, O., Jan, 5.—H. K the entire family. It | chine is so great that we Me ea m1 of the Gra De veroaux, president of the Grand means less money ex-| are absolutely certain if Wy pended for c| ° you once have it in your in Buffalo January 9. 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