The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1911, Page 2

STAR—WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2 A Genuine v IC TOR |The uber Store SSSI>S>>> THE STAR LEADS IN LIVE SPORT NEWS eeeeeeee?e . - & — LYNCH, OPTIMIST | SHORT SPORT | ‘MAY SUTTON’S DAD HAS $8.45 “Sele . | one office in New York w im The Ellensburg baske eestor has returt to ite town, | ber F gg egie 3 Jafter a tour of the state, winning Pe tate eT Mocen dont apo from Walla Walla and Dayton, | PASADENA, Cal, Jan, 26, we ask the }A. De G, Button, retired captain : of F 5 The Ballard A. ©, smoker Friday |in the English navy, father of the i Snd measure his +n i eee night will be a benefit affair, the|champton tennis player of — the J Som iP sctektens of tha dations proceeds going to ald two mepbers| world, May Sutton, doesn't lay Eiaeee, and Secretary John Hey who were recently injured In al|claim to fame through his daugb & N RELY Srowmme (oops (a dier, ‘They great team coasting accident |ter. In the old days when he sailed Xo RUBBER Drous Lynch and Hey¢ able, affable jthe seas in the British warship, the Main 6089. Phones: tnd q uthoritative. Jim Corbett bas ¢ aside that|captain was some sporteman bim ain 6 Oo 1 Fag parva Sapulpa, Okla, lad, who will row | self ; Mr. Lyy . his own seow hereafter, he ways, | When a young officer in the i aport write ; 3 me | ptimist as you'll queen's service, yachting was the eek eres, 2 Members of the 1910 football |real ep ully-handle a : salt at the university have pre tap ap Coach Allen with # eomtly anyon hine in a fog- tilled none of the fro nd beautiful watch fob in fecog gual nt to the visitor in Li'l Old jul of his services ork, where, not to plagtarize, a tied fifth man js a hick and the Fans all along the const wtill Dalance are cold storage plants for} }eling » idea that Truck Bagan | affability | was most natural hitter that | Je appeared on coast diamonds If you don’t see past Lynch's} r app " a professional front (acquired in the} u rice or The Denver club cleaned up $25 days when he was the “best um-| pire”) you are apt to be fooled.| 4 But close inspection will show al twinkling eye and a smile lurking} around the corners of his mouth, and then you know this square PhP pnt 30 Days Rest id Crowns . Best Bridgework, per t Best Amalgam Filling Frank Bowerman will play ball again, but not with Indianapolis, Re ee, ee ee fawed man isn’t half so fierce as Det Howard, manager of the Rest Silver Fills 50¢ he looks. That jaw, by the w Louisville club, Ix a brother of Ivan Full Plat ® and squetch: | Howard, star second baseman of wow ered s1OG ant Se explains how Tom Lynch men Best Plates a8 ed the rowdies In the old days and the Los Angeles club. ‘ d We use nothing but the test material that’s made Painless extraction frec All work guaranteed 12 years. OPEN EVENINGS Ohio Dentists why he is president in the face of | opposition. It spells fight | At that the league made a mis-| take by not electing him for a term of five or ten years. Maybe next} winter the discontents will see] through a ladder and vote for a/ longer term Jeff Pfeffer, the giant Cub pitch er, plays golf in the winter time. McCredie bas signed Rodgers © Connecticut State league field from for bi« 45 4 we will at once E. B. Wilburn and, Jeff Living Pay Ban Johnson's Bulletin. stone, a couple of Cincinnatl men, |deliver to your home the latest q CHICAGO, Jan. 25.—B. B. John are on thelr way to Auntralia model Vietor 1 Talking Machine W714 Pike St., over Ov Drug Co. son, president of the American where they intend starting a base oak finish, flower horn, spiral drive ~ @ateance Reem <4 7 league, yesterday announced the ball league | motor, playing allsized records following changes in the persc A beautiful, strongly built record F of teams in his league. Reb Sam Crane and Charley Dryden. }eabinet to match machine and 12 By Detroit, H. H. Pernol, to Oak AS MEEK SAW TOM LYNCH, a couple of prominent basebal tions (6 double-faced records) land, ¢ and M. Melntyre, to Eatery en Re ‘ =| writers from the East, are visiting are included with machine. Chicago. Contracts: With Boston, |” Jon the Coast Don't miss this chance to own a M. J. McHale and H. F. Bradley. | ‘ Talking Machine, Pay $8.45 now Teams accepted. With Detroit.) | Sandy Fi st a decision to and the balance in easy weekly or Harry Tica. Barry at Boston last night monthly ents, to sRit your con RP nage Daan’ venience. ! a > | R Carl Morr a will ap| CAPT. A. DE G. SUTTON | Price, complete - $39.50 : See an” ncaa ane aan | |it Pays to Deal at Headquarters | NOW 1S THE TIME 4 satlboat was to be well thought of in the service. Before he ‘ MAY SUTTON, the captain was re | eons, but he captured nearly and other trophiet) Star “Want” Ads Are Flynn . After Councilman Murphy made; }a happy little speech of encourage | | ment, the newly organized Fremont | | Amateur Athletic club launched its| to prepare for your house cleaning, We do all kinds of painting, var nishing tinting. pape: £. ete, | Estimates cheerfully given. Use the senior girte het » from the freshmen girls by a score of 27 to 8. | ball team w in sight. | | | " hones—Main 1304 or Ind. 391 first smoker last night In Odd Fei-| Gener Jee Gann of te 6 . | Successor to » | 5 ne joe Cohn ol © Spokane 2 a " * . | Federal Paint & Wall Paper Co, Hows" hall, and the big crowd which} ball ‘te ; a ne} Dance at Dreamiana tonight = | Business Bringers D. 8. Johnston Co. j Pp | = 7 bascball team hae signed three on | ad Third and University. 14314 1st Av., Near University St pew players tor 1911. They all hail frog one town in Idaho. turned out was more than satisfied with the card of one wrestling match and five corking boxing bouts. The feature evént was staged by Eddie Hubbard and Jack Novak. who clashed for four hot rounds Eddie had a shade, but Referee Tommy Kelly called it a draw Hubbard should give George Green an Interesting argument tonight at the Ballard A. C. smoker Kid Reed and Belt Douglas mixed like a pair of strange bulldogs, and} in the second session Referee} Kelly stopped the bout Chet Smith won a decision over Barney Wald in four rounds of fast work. Another Kid Reed boxed four rounds to a draw with Sherrill of | Fremont. Jim Flynn of Ce ay meet | Jack 1 r after the latter ba |finished with Der Ed Martin. Tommy Burna is eager to match | [his man with the Pueblo fireman BO ING| Last night's scores Bismarck Alleys. Individual champtonship: | Mahnken fet © 20 me Se toa, You will note that it ts Kid Her-| Scotty Holmes and Charles Peter it 2} mann, ring star and just now the |%0 furnished the most exciting af- | 14 if matchmaker for the Graystone Ath-|f!r of the soiree. In the second | Morr 169 3] letic club. There were many who| ound Peterson ran into a straight Boston 164 ol believed the masked face to be that | left, but the gong saved him. He of Tommy Burns and other local|©%me back strong in the third. and| celebrities. But there were a num-| ¥e>t after the tattooed Scotty so ber who guessed right the first|*&Vagely that the latter quit cold. tims. Jobnson of the Ballard A. C. and | The following qualified as good | Fortier of the Y. M. C. A. appeared guessers and can have a free copy }iN the only wrestling bout, Johnson ¢ Hawks made a fleree mtthek Pie Pelicans last night and took | games sraight by the follow jing scores aa | ROCKER \ large easy Arm Rocker, like | A very superior style, as shown ture, made of solid oak in } in picture; quarter-sawed oak; he golden finish; high ‘back Of The Star Sporting “Manual by winning both falls on aggressive. series ; calling at The star office EDDIE HUBBARD Eee are . pring seat; box construction; | 8!den finish; solid shaped a cee | POT 7 $ ipholstered poor de « 1) ert Simmonds, Emi! J. Gunther, C.| McGregor 167 174 2.50; spe: $14.50; special W. Iyo, G. A. Brash, J. R. Sterling, | W. H. thman, Sol Hem, A. Isser- Ms, vhas. Zinnerman, Cyril Flana- Totals ....697 715 PERTINENT SPORT PARAG ORT PARAGRAPHS | | } | ) , Pelicans, ALN aaa jSehmidt ......166 208 ANOTHER SOFT ONE. Watch the wire for news from Cadillac, Mich., where that tittle | Gardner ++ 180 194 165- ae terror, A. Wolgast, hibernates. If the McFarland mateh isn't off be- | Dummy 150 150 CLEVELAND, 0., Jan. 25.—-Abe| fore February 22 a lot of people will be disappointed. } Dummy .....7.150 150 150— 45) 50 | Attell planted another “soft thing” —_ — Scruby 149-—~ 283 | today when he signed articles for a A real line on the outcome of a Johnson-Kaufman fight (if x 10-round bout here January 30 with run to form) might be obtained by asking the chap who we to Totals 686 1947 Tommy Kilbane, a local feather Reno how often big Al can hit Johnson with a buggy whip in a 10 Highest sin pre—-Pinley, 214 welght. foot room—or with « handful of corn, for that matter. Highest average—Pintey, 194 | Conover rolled seven 200 scores }last night in the individual cham-} ling, W. Va. You can | pionship. NEGRO QUEERS GAME. Anyway, Edward VII “Hed Uke a perfeet gent,” which is more COLUMBIA, Mo. Jan. —Be-| than ean be said for Dan Z. Pbilli cause the University of lowa re- play this on the “gentleman” or “lic h the same conculsion | fused the leave Alexander, star - — | negro halfback, on the side lines, Refore some bright youth refers to the seething discontent tn | JACKSONVILLE the Missouri authorities today an. England over the kidney punch as a “kidney stew” we rise to a point } nounced that the 1911 game is de-| of order. JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Jan, 24--| elared off. = = \® sults of today's races Efficteney won, High START BASEBALL. EMERYVILLE. iret race . PALO ALTO, Cal, Jan. 25.—Base- a BALLARD TONIGHT nom second, Amertean Girl third belt at Stanford university was| EMERYVILLE, Jan. 24—Entries| 7 | scheduled to start today with a|for Wednesday | Second r Congo won, Dress game against Ireland's independents.| First race, six furlongs—Sneezer| “Frenchy” Vaise of Renton and | Parade second, Detroit third. Time ” 110, Lady M. M. 97, Tahoe 107, ¥ Tommy Clark of ttle are ex. |~—1:3 WILL CLASH THIS YEAR. | wiison 107, Toe Dancer 105, Amala pected to be the feature of the ANN ARBOR, Mich, Jan. 25.—}107, Fontello 107, Sokol 107, Napa | *moker to be given in Sypher’s hall That Michigan and Princeton will |Giri 105, Rulsseau 107, T. W. Clark by the Ballard Athletic club to clash on the gridiron this year was| 110. night. Besides these 130-pounders,| Fourth race—Herbert Turner announced today by Athletic Di-| Second race, six and a half fur. Manager Dan Salt has arranged won, Rye Straw second, U See third rector Bartelme, who has just re-|Jongs—Indian Gir! 91, Prosper 113,|bout between Eddie Hubbard of | Time—t1 1a won, Prem Golden third. ‘Time— Svecial Sale of Settees Lounging Rocker Reading Rocker turned from Tigertown. John HB, MeMillan 112, Anne McGee | § ttle and George Green of San| Fifth race—Belle Mawr won, Har ee > yee 111, Harry Stanhope 113, Dacia 91,) Francisco, which ought to be a) court nd, Mapleton third. Time n attractive Fumed Oak Settee, like picture; | 4 or si " AFTER J. COULON. edi, Lady. Rensselaer 111, hummer, Steve Reynolds of Se-|—1:13 A large Fireside Rocker, like picture, NEW YORK, Jan. 25.—kither! Father Stafford 113, Zoroaster 109, attle and Jim Plaster, the Indian made of solid oak, in the fumed, gok: made of very heavy stock; solid oak, | 10” effect; spring construction; upholstered in | genuine Spanish leather; re | Special trae wees den or Early Englistr finish; a very Digger Stanley or Frankie Burns} Paul Clifford 113, Judge Cabaniss heavyweight, of Bellinguam, will YV box at catchweights, eral pre EMER ILLE. | comfortable roll seat and back, up- of Brooklyn will be the next oppon-| 113. } Pp ent of Johnny Conion of Chicago, for} Third race, futurity course—/liminaries are also carded. Jack in the golden finish; spring seat; ular price $32.50; voce 814,00 A very roomy, comfortable Rocker, | @ high grade piece, very well made; loose cush- | the bantamweight title. Barly Tide 101, Big Stick 102, Queen Bergeson of Ballard and Jack Me Jan. Results | ied baet I 1 | holstered i : a Ainino 108, Fiying Foutsteps 98, ; Donald of Bekttle will wrestie at) ' ‘ padded back; upholstered in gen- | We have five other fine s amples similar to thi verge ia erick oy phair, To Throw Three Men. Thomas Calhoun 101, Raleigh 110 pounds. Lowry and Marbles, ae ea Oe op uine leather ; $22.50 value Eine 1.25 | style and about the sane price. Call to see them. NiidtrmpmaTcaiieicaetke ST NEW BRITAIN, Jan. 25.—Hjal-| Madeline Musgrave 99, Banorella entertainers, will do things between _fecond, Rey third” Time pe Ne ret, es 18.2 5 mar Lundin, the Swedish champ-| 103, Dargin 98, John H. Sheehan | bouts. bs gd 2 fon, came here from Hartford and | 197. completed arrangements for the| Fourth race, mile and 70 y ‘Seattle’s Largest Housefurnishing Establishment yuthern Gold won, vend, Novgorod third Second race rds,| _ Football Profit tor Michigan, | Torbellino appearance at the Russwin Lyceum |handicap—Roy Junior 98, Eddie) ANN ARBOR, Mich. Jan, 25 1:46. tonight of George Hackensebmidt, | Dale 97, Arasee 116, Black Mate 95,/The football season of 1910 rpsult-| p, Dentist, moved to the Russian Lion, who will en-|Hiacko 90. ed in a profit of $13,698 for the] room 620 Northern Bank Building. | —s Reais me pa deavor to throw three heavy-| Fifth race, six furlongs—Venetlan | University of Michigan Athletic ee | he Great Daylight Store. The " e weights in one hour. 105, Hand Satchel 105, Dublin Min- | Association. 20 RON da : s 3 100,000 Square Feet of Floor strel 107, Rossmore 105, Bob Choco. | -—— Bae: itest Store in the Whole Space, All U for Retail Sell Organize Baseball League. late 110, Dr. Bodin 110, Mike Don-| MEALS SERVED. Country pace, / sed for Retail Se lling Str, City of Tv LONDON, Ont., Jan. 25—Hugh|!",107, Bue Layton 105, Grptls 105 ‘A. Shannon and 1). W. Collins, two}, S!xth race, six furlongs Buffalo men, are organizing a base Judge Henderson ‘08, ¢ ball league for Western Ontario, *Domithilde 94, Silver to include London, Hamilton, Ocean View Descend Brantford and other larger towns. | 41 96, Ben K. Sleet 108, Gypsy Girl Spas -omimipicommenssioe . Icarian 100, Genova 97, Lord —| Clinton 103 | 119 Yesler TONIGHT *Apprentice allowance. Sg ev Bouts—5 May Join the Giants. gt era re W. 1. Douglas Shoes tH Pe Stet Telegragh. | May Intent 9 Home of the Famous | BALLARD ATHLETIC © aig <n Hall. Market ™., Giants, has not given up hope of Neur Baliard At * ° ° ree ya | landing Pitcher Ryan, of Notre | Opposite Seattle Hotel Ballard Beach o Sloop st. Car. |L ume bbtinaeeceite ccc