The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 10, 1914, Page 9

BROOKLYN FEDS GIVE UP THEIR CLAIM SPOKANE BOYS ARE LIKELY TO COP THINGS AT S.A.C, SMOKER With a Duteh lunch following) that Ratrd will have his hands full RUBE MARQUARD; GOES BACK TO GIANTS TO S.A.C. NOTES the program and a few words of/and maybe then some. greeting from James J, Corbett The complete card follows Dave Williams, a former R. V. A. former heavyweight champion of| H. Gleason, 8. A. 0, vs. Ray Or| ©. scrapper, has joined the boxing the world, as added attractions, the | ton, Spokane, at 125 pounds; Mad and will try out for the P. N boxing show at the S, A. C. gym den, 8. A, C,, vs, Eliingston, Spo-| 4 amplonships at Sag Francisco Friday night promises to be a/ kane, at 125 pounds; Earl Baird,| S pounds. humdinger, The card alone {s suf | cee fictent to attract a big crowd, as Piummer is putting up some very ten boxing bouts and a fujitsu ex Mibition are on the program Pour of the Spokane Athtette | elud's fastest boxers will meet wearers of the blue diamond em diem, and of the Interclud bouts that between E. Nelson of Spo- kane and Batrd of the 8. A. Cy promises plenty of fireworks. Nel Bon fe the lad who trimmed MeCal um at the Walla Walla Roundup Jast summer, and ts one of the fast est boys from east of the hills, I | NAVY YARD ROUTE | Tourist Time table subject to change without notion. Phome Main 3101. BULL BROS. Jus? Printers 2012 THIRD @AIN 1043 Price S0¢ Round Trip Free Admission AT DREAMLAND 10 Dance Tickets for 25¢ Everyone Welcome We can save you money on your Coal Bills. Associated Coal Tracts Co. 418 Joshua Green Bldg. Seattie. |. 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Football letter men of the Broad- way high squad will be the honor guests at the annual junior prom in the school gym Friday evening The new gym of the Fauntleroy Congregational church will be opened tomorrow night with gym nastic exhibitions, including num 606 ‘or 914 FOR bers by Y. M. C. A. athletes. The | voted the Fiaherty medal to An-| quarterback, has football team of the University of straight billiards now, mak 13 and 19 yesterday fancy ing runs of He was taken into camp by Wilber & couple of days ago. doesn't smoke and can't stand the fumes of the weed, so when Wilber fired up a big, black rope and kept the table in a smoky base, he won in a walk | eee Moon has grabbed off 13 straight games at threecushions, which marks him as a likely contender tn the coming tourney | . Ed Young bowled strong 9 against Coo rday, thetr cont 70 and .398 . 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Barn man who has situation tn Eve the possible Northwestern next Keason, are enthustastic talked with en aizing up the tt with a view to entablishment of # league club there about ft. He a number of business mon, all of whom, he declares, are most favorable to the plan and| willing to get behind tt. A meet ing Commercial Club for Friday noon when the Everett boosters for the club franchise will consider de tatle, QV Basket Veteran sporting says the people there | has been called at the Everett | STAR—THURSDAY, DEC. 10, 1914. —IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS— EDITED BY HAYBEE SMITH £i Hall | cretary of the Se ketball league, has nge from the Bel tle Chureh Bs ived a cha ham It fa proposed to have the two winning teams of the | leagues meet. Banketball games are being book ed at Spalding’s store, being open to all teams, see Routh, of Wihsiow, hae made ar- church league for a post! season game. the books| done iittle hard work | injured in a world’s sertes rangements for two games in his) metropolis Dec, 16 will play the First Bay five of Seattle, and hi will take on Fred Berry's Mystics. Jack Fournier, firet baseman of the Chicago White Sox, was fined $50 for speeding his auto, In pollo court yesterday, Fournter stopped oft here, where he played tn his busher jays, to meet his friends, then {t happened. Fournter| appealed to Dug to try and help him out of the hole, but the best Dug could do was to tell him he was sorry STEWART MOUSE WESTERN-GOODYEAR QUICK SHOE REPAIR COMPANY We Guarantees You the Best Work in Town—The Best of Materta! Your Old Shoes Used. Bring Us 219 James St. You PIT na Goren. Above illustration one-third actual size. The Dutch Character Dolls are eleven inches tall, dressed in various Dutch costumes. An assortment of dresses to choose from. The kid body Dolls have natural hair and sleeping eyes, and are thir- The cuts shown above are exact reproductions, just as you will ssee them dressed when you call for them at The Star and have sleeping eyes. teen inches tall. His first team|dren of soldiers cond team | {ng hundreds have been employed old) i PAGE ~ RITCHIE AGREES TO BOX AT EVERETT EVERETT, Deo. 10—Freddy nc TURN MARQUARD Bogan hae received word from Willie Ritchie, former light NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—The weight champion, that he will box four rounde in Everett with owners of the Brooklyn Federal CHICAGO, Deo, 10—Owing to the the winner of the Chet Neff. f) Ngee gy Stony he the! league club announced today Charley Burne bout In Seattle | illness of Mrs, Morningstar, who’ se next Tuseday. The issue tinea he {s forced to take to Arizona for| ‘thelr determination of turning by Ritchie Ie $2,000, but he will || her health, Ora Morningstar has) back Pitcher Rube Marquard | walt to sign ‘agreement until || been compelled to withdraw from! to the New York Giants, It inte for pending bouts [ithe Champion Billiard Players’) was declared that after Mar. ind Tacoma are com vague. This decision is made at| quard had signed a Federal con tract, it was found that he was | he will sign a || much encrifice, as Morningstar te in EX-CHAMP WILLIE RITCHIE AGREES TO MEET WINNER OF THE NEFF-BURNS CONTEST HERE _ WANT NO LEGAL BATTLE; FEDS BACK TO GIANTS “ted up to the Giants. “Marquard,” said John M. Ward, business manager of the Brookfeds, “may consider hi self the property of McGraw’s club. We declined to enter in- ’ to a legal battle with the Na- tlonal league when we found that Marquard was under con tract with the Giants.” the lead in the league race by wide | margin, and was in line for a large! | cut In a number of valuable purses. dD ] Blanket agreement for the three. The next emoker at Everett Will be held Tuesday evening. The card Includes the following: Al Moore of Milwaukee vs. Joe Swain, at Cogg! | Morningstar withdraws with a per lcentage of 864, leaving Sutton t& |lead the league with .784 j ee ley Marshall ve. Joe Baxter; Ed Lotzenhelser pulied a number of! On the 8. A. C. alleys last night | Thompson ve. Cliff Summerline, | kood shots In his match with Frank-|§, 4. C, team No. 1 hung the crepe and Ed Strunk ve. Ed Harri lin in the Christmas tourney at the/on the Imperials, 2,827 to 2,747 White House hall yesterday, and| Perry of the Imperials rolled high |the latter took a trip south. The score of 248, and bigh average of Stacy Shown received a letter| tinal score was 50 to 10. Robinson | 991 from in Francisco yesterday, #ay-| and Burns are scheduled to try cor see Ing Charley Swain ts getting along | clusions today. | 8. A.C. team No, 2 had as good nicely and that his leg was ampu tee k ust Basel's St on the tated a short distance above the| “ici@? Huston, the * 0-or-no-count” | y, pe rial alleys, winntin 65 to ankle, #o that he will not be so) piliiard boy, isin town looking them) 2620. Edwards of the A. C badly crippled as was at first/over with a view to prospectiv®/ grabbed off high score and high| feared. | matches. He will tangle with But-| average of 226 and 207 — jler durin Christmas week Connie Mack yesterday handea|'* 2758 . Jack Coombs, Athletic twirler, his| Harry English plied up several unconditional release, Coombs has! yood runs in an exhibition game at ce he Waslihe White House yestervay after- | made the high average of 205 and| same| noon. He ts rapidly qualifying @*|/Cressman of the same team had| with the New York Giants In 1911.|the Hoppe of the pocket Kame, | high soore of 2 224 rear Mac's Colts were victorious on the Bismarck alleys last night in their match with the Seattles, winning | 2,756 to 2,641. Koch of the Seattles |Smith, 2,492 to 2,4 with the bacon at the Imperial al- |leys from the Bismarcks last night, | Score, ) to 2,522. Evans of |Geraid’s made high score and high average of 220 and 188 «ee Two games were played last night in the Elks’ club house league, team %, captained by Gardiner, winning from team 9, captained by Rice, 2,444 to 2,438, and team 2, Capt, rich, winning from team 6, Capt. 33. In the first game mentioned Middendort of team 9 was high, with 220, and his high average was 197. In the sec ond contest Arthur of team 5 rolled — iva score of 213, and Smith of the m high average of 189, $ CLEANED AND REBLOCKED Ladies’ and Gentiemen’s Bowler Hat Co. 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