The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1911, Page 2

~@ hand in the settling of the/ div next season, the man who world’s championship. doe: triek will ve songs But how about the Cubs? This) of and something more sub fs the questioa over which fans At present it looks like will worry all winter, in every tank has ay announced dates fe th ring training trip of the West Side team | wit permitted to ha ft Badgers— 81 17 | m their own opticians this tet 179 /COMINE season, nec g to Pr aap aa at Lynch 160 15 ~ las H. Strawn, of the Mid 176 198) otnian' Country Club of C fcago, is ~,|the new president of the United Saale... ooees 887 | Beaten Golf Association ate Emuessell ... Ate reed The Three-Kye k is the » Jelosky 4 1s | champtoi cireult changer in bas Hogan pd is |ball. Eight times during the ten Corning von 125 | years of ita existence tt has ch od Crolic a its ctreuit Totals ... 768 The Minn i ¢ Minneapolis Boat and Ath-| At the Bismarck. letic Club is to construct a $50,000 » Keen ‘ +» 22 3 Wrestling is almost a national Anderson - 179 nod sport in Vienna and royalty attend, , | Sagan ‘ em the bouts on the mat csial 0 Cressman « 188 pod i couver board Koch - 187 221 1 $2,000 t Reeth to the Americ , ‘ nt to be held in St. Louis athletics “in Mich 33323>3>>3> Can’t Beat Athletics Next Year; ‘ . Murphy Must Reorganize Cubs BY TIP WRIGHT 1 er of the land And well may With the easily won Ame 7 I never knew of a team go-| Rieeee pennant and ban M& to plecos so completely as the | bearing = th word World } . nt a tall.” we ‘Champior the Athi enter | have n told, and do upon a pe 4 of prosperity ar apply to Cut Before the ae r were arrogant, Defeat am of 0 vy, dashing wa d Then came rp J hustling te The eo deluge individually \ a I . ' Ow r Cha Murphy pable is right now. No one machine in’t pene- | reall hat the Cubs trate, ¢ he clas t winner Uniike the Wh Sox in his | e of years | wh trers flock to the game] to come by pusands no matte I don’t expect to see Harry Da-| what posit the team occupies, vis playing The|the ¢ home veter will be appoint.) th » ed manager e elub— | ank mesetbly the Lote and) The latest vic and his place as fi ARG] ise of ieears Be taken by that wond fe ly yy ater, Eddie Collins pean Mga a With the examples of ot lip tg teams, notably the Boston Ame | ole is Wal feans, Pittsburg and the W! thelter B adn Sox, Connie Mack won as 8) ty ve the error of permitting } ans that the weet Gon to stagnate, just because it mathened, | ting did to Wal the big title at, © O00] Lon wae a sheen Boston went to pieces after chase | Gehring won ning the American leagu Hofman’s and | Pidoade twice and the world’s series onee n She | Pat Decause Jim Collins refused to add| Johnny Evers r be able] ake A new blood to the organiza the |to play again as of this! 19 minutes before Athletics went to pieces in 1906 t player wo > he hard going on the mat after winning the Mag and losing est blow of all The reault was to the Giants in the 1905 post But the Cubs’ pitching staff needs/i ya: the new season contests, for want of enough | the most attention. With Ov Sachin nie hes fresh material; the Pirates failed | thr and Brown dishearte Se me hee to come back this year, chiefly | only ean cla ay Per through big-head on the part of the great heavers. the k while } some of last season's pennant win-|who wasn't given a chance, unti fi] THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS Husky German Holds Title Gehring Rers, and the Sox collapsed after|the others had been tincanned. | his bent | Winning the league fing and the| The way the Athletics treated) sig ¢agt big series in 1906, because Com-| Brown didn't do him a bit of RoOd.) pocun of his vlc iskey stood pat om his team. He looked tke a broken may af tory, Gehring has But Mack has a band of kids,/the last game. 1 doubt if he will | cnatienged the with a few rare veterans for bal r be as good as he has been |world at 158 ance. The only chance | see for|Reulbach didn’t show anything all pounds HENRY GEHRING the team to fail ts im the pitching/ season to base a prediction ni, ¢ vO SR mi * ™ - = staff, and this does not seem prob-|so really, Cole is the pitcher aroun yiptg “e ’ gel ; able. Still, if Plank, Bender and|whom the staff must be built GES | GREAT EXPECTATION Coombs failed to deliver, the}Richie, Foxen and Melintire are \CHALLEN SHORT champs would have hard siedding.}not looked upon w awe, al Harry Davis will be replaced by | though with the o famous Cub Houser, unless some dashing) machine working smoothly, they youngster, at present unheard of,|could win their games Beats him out of the job. I look I can't see where Murphy can for Connie Mack to win next year’s| find a hook bang his faith upon American league pennant and have/ now, If the Cubs land in the first| Individual championship _ | Clu house in the near future. 229 232 gan th how a loss this r exceeded $14,000. ‘The latest reports from New York are to the effect that Bugs Ray-| mond, the erratic pitcher of the| Rube Waddell, the Giants, is taking the cure |is now starring in indoor — | recently fanned 5 me Larry Doyle has started the sea innings. Going some. son with the usual “I won't » unless they give me more money Attell only gets nin tenth stunt, but when the season really vase” every ti he starts Larry will be there with the| starts anything in the ring nowa rest of ‘em. da j diecthonuee } fie Do you know that McGrath has} Coach Hillman of Dartmouth an indoor baseball team playing|lege has - warne according to outdoor rules and is|track men t »-away from the touring the east with it? jlce skates this winter. Hf ne _ ds skating as the . Hugh Jennings says he's a law-|sprains and other ots yer when he isn't making champion teamé. At least that’s what the} Wisconsin students ar discloses. rack material] marriage license idan this season, which they claim will Third Baseman Byrne of Pitts-|be one of the biggest point win burg wants more money before he|ning teams ever turned out from that university signs his 1911 contrac Over 100 men have Cornell for Chairman Herrmann favors the four-trip schedule, which will save the magnates several thousands of dollars this season turned out at track work AN ANSWER, The $20,000 track has been fin Ealtor Star Sporting ished at the University of © A bets that Jack Johnson was nia. only heavyweight cha n of the — world; B bets that there were for Patsy Kline will be the next to]mer heavyweights before John take a shy at Abe Attell and his} son champ title tonight at the National] 4 —A is wrong. There were b Sporting club. weight champions before nson ad Jeffries, Tommy Burns, Marvin Jack Moody, who gave Honey! Hart, James J. Corbett and Robert Mellody a great fight when the lat-| Fitzsimmons all held the world’s ter was in his prime, has been|heavyweight championship at one matched to box Josh Kelly of} time. Brooklyn before the Hastern Park ‘i evi +s way Athletic club next week. AT GRAYSTONE TONIGHT. a national John Parker, who had reputation as a trap shooter, 4 last week of pneumonia at the age of 50, at Detroit. The full program at the smoker of the Graystone A. C., in the Pike st. Empire theatre tonight, is as follows Denver Ed Martin va Columbia university is making a] ia Curry vs, Bade Br Mame | new swimming tank where the next dean a. ee ‘ Wovek etic a intercollegiate races will be held O'Brien ¥s. Kid vores. a next March, pad ai us i ae dl Vincent Dalley of Brockport, N Y., has heen reelected captain of | PPangenber gy the Georgetown University football 1100 st Avenue | team. f - Corner Spring Street |! It is announced that Alfred De Oro will give up playing pool after his game with Clearwater next New Stock Throughout. week ~— Razor Experts President Lynch 1s opposed to umpires and players chumming to gether during the spring training season. Grind Everything, Keys for All Lox. President Murphy of the Cubs DISTANCE SWIMMERS, san rrancisco, Ja - Dreamland rink « Kirk » St. Louls, and Willie Ca nole, feathers, will star in the main GUAROSMEN WIN team that Guards put it al five lant | the wreat \ le A Spokane LINCOLN MIDGETS WIN The Franklin Midget baske | teat last night, at the hand | Lincoln youngat The sc | 36 to 6 } | | NOVAK VS. GREEN i | f » to the pip and Javk Ne GOING TO TACOMA, department aper will be Star and sent you by special me 9400 or Ind. 441 Main Dance at Dreamiand tonight - | TONIGHT 5—Boxing Bouts—5 Laura Tansay (s more than able ty to hold ber own in short swimming Graystone Athletic Club She has won « number of Smoker n southern California and Suge “ges all comera for ahort dis-|| 508 Pike St., Empire Theatre $1 a week is the ut” to owning a VICTOR You don't have to wait till you the eutire amount ‘The first payment puts it in your home Ballard Music House 6411 20th Ave. N. W nings. Phone Ballard 1277 “short WE WILL SELL YOU A BRAND NEW a Singer Sewing Machine for $25.00 And guaranteed to be the latest styles. we mean just what we Remember, when we say new 1 say. Call and see for yourself AT THE WHITE COMPANY’S MAIN STORE, 1101 Third Ave., Corner Spring. Main 1525. A lot of good machines taken In exchange for Whites, THE STAR—FRIDAY, | Fight fans here ight will have a surfett of punishment when eight fourround bouts will be pat on at JANUARY 20, 1911, €eeeeeece Grote- -Rankin Co. Moving ! PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS | }) f ter] | A rotiing stone may not gather moss, but it covers a heap of ter oe - “ } Come to think of it, that 10 ace pact between th Ame E t | n and the National association, which ends next ought to maintain the baseball peace for r seanon ais Cook ¢ high school board decide wimming not a b After years of experience tn sched making neor to make the big loag 4 travel plan #o th | | What do you know the “innate love of the race for | encounter of two powerful enem Tha what Dr. M. J. 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