The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 19, 1911, Page 2

tastrating the Hammertock and Quarter Nelson, Which Boston Women Say Make for Grace and Strength women advocate road to and Some wrestlir a8 Boston to the sport Gotham's ph. 1 prevent, its we the Hub’s daugh lon will Found conte of Los Ang NEW YORK—To accept an offer of $1,000 to box Frankie Conley in New Orleans May 28, Joe Coster has passed up a scheduled meeting with Patsy Kline, the Newark serapper. NEW YORK—Sam Langford and! Joe Jeannette have signed articles for @ finish fight in Paris early in June for a purse of $10,000. paniodne-—Harry Forbes Radice O'Keet it fight ten rounds in Kansas City May 2 The fighters will weigh in at 1158/1 pounds. | NEW YORK—England’s quintet of racing champions are confident of getting at least three of the five events in the international contest im Madison Square Garden t The Clipper nine, a fast team from North Seattle, is tooking for games with teams averagi Years. Phone Manager N Ind. 1078, between 5 and 6 p. m., or send postcard, 1009 Pine st | and might and instructed New York's society women who were af i by the athletic bug, says, non must not wrestle.” Women,” says Cooper, “must not train like men. If they do their will become mannish. Their i bulge and they will c ich is woman's champion ain in curves t Brown & Hulen's 0 t 4, Cunning am being unable to ercome the x handicap of 35 balls. Four en are now tied for first place. aa * ee ee Joe Acton, the English cateh- hean wrestler, proved ickings for Prof. To- # coro Ito, in a flu fitsa match * at the Grand last night. . } * eR NEW HAVEN, Conn—The bout y | innings, ween Frankie Burns ere on May 29, en can | | 7he Guten and J Anne and Broadway neoln park grounc WALLA WALLA—Three trophy events were tied tn the of the alletate trap sh day / Next season's officers of Lincoln High Athletic were elected yesterday. Bud Young was reele ident by a big Keyes, ee | and Willis Corbitt, treasurer The Franklin and Ballard Highs D. Sader defeated T. Cunning-|cross bats at Dugdale’s park th A e tas ham last night in the pool tourna-| afternoon e ., HERE ISA heap of dif- ference between Regal 1 Suits and any other clothes at the sime The st¥les are true; Regal $15 Suits. somer; the s their superior workmanship they are body you know w away on his say-s¢ and the price fabrics are finer; the making is ho wears Regal $15 Suits an ». We're willing to wearers of Regal $15 Suits. [ on the Mae fand | today | His horse, supe shape-retaining. abide by Thoy must arrive at lines of grace AS a racehorse does, not Matfooted like a man. Wrestling and boxing will throw a woman's muscles out ot p me. Many hav ore glad to ove the r I Cooper's warning, said many Boston women are keen for the sport and work at it relis fously \Star Won It, Says Freddie, Office Boy Officially the P. L Cubs wal loped The Star team 2 to 1 yester ay. But there's two sides to a ory. Smith knocked a fe Chicago Dan O'Brien, was dozing. Smith stayed another runner on thi dispute followed and the players ted around the umpire, the runners came home and the umpire 4 for it offictally, The P. 1 am refused to play five which meant a game to the Stars OPEN NEW LEAGUE. cRET 19.—-The Puget over obomish, Mon ‘The season wil! P May 28 with games at Sr homish, Monroe and Granite Fx KING'S HORSE WINS. LONDON, May 19.—King George won his first turf victory Pindateau at 7 to 4 Fitewtiliam stakes at canter, The race was at five furlongs ie Automovile School, 210 forfeited | THE STAR~—PRIDAY, MAY 19, 1911, GIANTS SHUT OUT AGAIN VANCOUVER, May have seven Ne Cruikshank sible double slammed out first, but br bed the ball or Beavers sting gles. The box tt ts # and Dootn At Boston Thor. 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