The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1911, Page 2

THE STAR— FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1911. THE STAR’S SPORTING NEWS SERVED IN SHORT, SNAPPY STYLE--NO BUNK HERE eee eer orra << PESTO DO THINGS roworkow | SPORTING DOPE | CHAMPION GIRL JUMPER MURPHY FASY | | MILWAUKEE—A 10-round scrap | between Dave Dillon of Indianapo lis and Jimmy Clabby of Milwaukee in seheduled here for tonight Spowane . | | ve So NE yor | FS " oii ; ORK—The — pugilistic fe 43 | Vietorta 8 9 et 0 Na Results Veatorday t nd club ca ‘ for I 1; Pa De | hore not ¢ he e \V Victoria | Johnson any concern, : | | on 7 Beavers Beaten by Champs. } NEW YORK—The Gravesend winner of VANCOUVER, B.C, May 2¢ bay ractog season will open tomor with either 3 row with a regatta und | tion of the Atlantic Yacht club | MONTREAL the season | row by the Ro Yacht club ITHACA, N. ¥.—Cornell and Har Mias Ruth Spencer of ‘Lake Erie vane 8 , siming the victory college, Ohio, who recently set a|! ih ‘to regatta here rhe mark of 6 feet 6 inches pole vault. |) * L 7 . ; crews are very evenly matched ing and 4 feet high jump. ne . Lewis for Vancouver | le TT "ar ST. LOUIS—Frank J perry eye : NATIONAL LEAGUE | ae is : yee nennee x | Ath * WON'T CHANGE BALL * : non * EW YORK, May 26.—The * y * l* 6 SYRACUSE, N. Y.—Michigan's| me vibe + “5 : for Pr where they |of Rainier Valley. Whitw nity Rlany Thee foe é will cross bats with the Brow won five games and been sla hi ten! Bled ° * . Maralyn en * art of the *! when a pon “ ' “ The Seneca Invincibi * been due ® | trom beb ng t ft cadets in the |the Harvard Cu sates alee eee, ing b pict a t *lclub. That's Det The ¢ i fe Invinet vd * club. That's D jeele and Bresnahas PHILADELPHIA The ninth final game 4 , el ies s Alexander and Dooin annual American Henley regatta | Will be played Saturday morning at * | had ache “ row will be ontested by | the Cub grounds. “i Slieee 2 oh eaten, Yonnaylvanian, Harvard, Yale, Co ~ a 9 | ine a BURNS LOOKS GooD : 7 yd *| Sherwood Magee alse My, United Hreas Sh PEE REE ERE E EEN) | Onvaned te : x | ,Snerwoos, Masee AMATEUR BASEBALL. * Tee eee eee eee ting two, three or fo CAPT. JOE HORNER. RALPH CRAIG. (My Usited Press teased Wire) |'T! e fans asked for y have it, and appear satisfied But the pitchers! Par Sree eee eee ee ee ee The Y. M. C. A, Seniors defeated the Day Juniors 10 te in a gan The Great North Railway team * * * * y have been com they f Wells Is Four Flusher. Le Dumb Dan” Morgan admits Mur at K. O. Brown, and mentions r it be possible it | Drucke, Ames and Me that the latter has represented this American Association Welsh says Wells refused him a ng he eturn match wanted to ney” first Hogan? h promoters claim McFar Standing of the Clubs. . ne canat wied out of a match with . mit, 133 bi although offered th: soapotis an 3 ‘ TS s4@oikls | Burlington was beaten by Fort) , Pacemaker for Race. | Sibley Beats Sutton, y picks up every mosth is or and Wiebe | co : ; yp MANAPOLIS, May 2 ase y again demonstrated | vaudeville. Gener y COAST LEAGUE blue rid’s champion the fort Sunday, M he suidier |4ent Carl G. Fisher of Wot ; wuifted 18 edway will act as — start of the tion day, Hi sanding of cong te Bist; White Walsh and Sullivar Can’t See Wolgast rege me chan At Detroit Hy United Prose Leased Wink) BOSTON, May 1 u umpires mu x R ut E GRAND CANYON, Artz, May 24 hd t distinguish between rowdylem ané ‘ ¥ ashington 6 it 1 : Ow Moran, who will m eg, th > , legitimate protests, il yer}, AMERICAN LEAGUE | ,Battsri¢eJotnion land Henr “ who » first 2% miles. He will then with e Covington and Stanag “e to} Rnglish championship. iraw the race will be on Standing of the Clube. At Cleveland. be “ Every car that starts must show w ' R WE y WILL WATCH SCRAP * speed of 75 miles an hour fn the| adetpiita ; 3) Ph bia “ saho agen CHICAGO. v rials today | jeete, 4 CRIGER SIGNS UP. mute MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 26. 1100 ist, cor. 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