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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
2
Rejoicing surrounds campus as coach Dobie, famed for three consecutive varsity titles, says he will sign a three year term if students want him. With him leading and only two players missing from this year, champions appear set for another strong season.
A collage cites humorist George Ade at home with golf, notes Madura’s Rio popularity, and New Orleans recruit Joe Jackson’s long bat. It mentions Cubs names, Gov Gillett of California, Jack Johnson, and a string of retired or notable figures. Foxhall Keene is a polo player. The London Times notes ex Sultan of Turkey and ex Shah of Persia.
Minneapolis December 1 Ordemann the former Gotch champion vows to wrestle every American before challenging foreigns. He says he wants to meet Westemaard and Americus and the rest of the American wrestlers first before doing business with the foreigners.
In Jacksonville the first race was won by Imprint with Dr. Du enner second and Grover Hughes third in 1 08 16. Star Charter captured the second with Aldrain second and Antenor third in 1 13 24. T M Green won the third as Besom and Jack Parker followed. Myrimer won the fourth with My Gal second and Compton third. Descomnets led the fifth with Ben Double second and Huck third in 1 27 36. Turnesat triumphed in the sixth, Our Haneah runner up and Shahdale third in 1 46 35.
In the first race Dacia won at 12 to 1 with Maxing second at 6 to 2 and Ayame third. Time 1 00.1. Fourth in the fourth race Bubbling Water won at 6 to ? with Chester Kram second and Ara see third. Time 1 42 10. Fifth race Cabin prevailing at 11 to 5 with Tony Faust runner-up and Treasure Seeker third. Time 1 41.
Mme. Decugis, wife of French singles champion Max Decugia, captured the mixed doubles title on the covered courts of the Tennis Club de Paris at Auteuil. The report notes her pairing with her husband and the event location in Paris in November.
Abe Attell impressed fans with a dominant display against Pat Moore at the Fairmont Athletic club in New York. Attell jabbed and outboxed Moore, trading blows and controlling the bout as the crowd hailed his returning form.
Nick Williams, who pitched for Seattle in 1904, will manage the Portland club in the Northwestern league. Neal Ball, the Cleveland player with an unassisted triple play, goes to Portland next season in a trade for Olson. Vean Gress, a left handed pitcher who helped Portland win the pennant, is viewed as a prize by league magnates. Borieske, a Michigan star in the Minnesota game, was picked by Walter Eckersall for All Western end. Chicago notes mention diamond batters for four empires in the world series. Oakland reports a grand jury knockout blow to local boxing. Max Eakins to be named assistant coach for 1911. The Ballard Athletic Club smoker featured Johnny Kelly and Louie Train, with Kelly winning a four round decision. The Owls beat the Hawks two of three at the A C bowling alleys. Ann Arbor’s Frederick Conkling Jr will captain Michigan’s football team next year. Fast basketball dominated Y M B A action with the Alerts beating the Comets 24 to 20 and the Secretarians taking their third straight game. The state university interclass football championship will be decided this afternoon by the sophomore and freshmen teams.
Harry Cat Dick is slated to again lead the Spokane Indians in 1911 if he desires the post. His previous season’s pennant winning leadership has pleased president Joseph P Cohn and a majority of Spokane fans.
Johnny Evers will not coach the Annapolis ball team next spring preferring to toss it up to avoid Chance’s disfavor. When the Cuba start on their training trip next spring Johnny will be on the job.
Emeryville November 30 race card lists six furlong to six and a half furlong events with horses such as Innuce ration Hampass Biskra Maxims N E Shaw Darlington Bitter Sir El lerd Clara Hampton Beatrice Soule Day Rose Doncaster Osenbar St Heller Rosevale Keep Moving Roman Wing Lescar Edwin T Fryer Crex Metro politan Seacliff Rocky O Brien Thistle Belle Jack Paine Roy Junion Early Tide Pansy Sonia Charles Green Nebulosus Irrigator Sir Angus Chepontuc Marburg Bavena How ard Pearson Cataline Greenbridge Circa Sam Brooks Ethel McK Edna Stuart Sully Vespasian Rimini Kittle Cunard and apprentice allowance noted.
A fragmentary list shows numerous pharmacy names and addresses such as Weed’s Pharmacy 2601 Jackson Mt, Dunlap’s Pharmacy 2292 BH, Madieon Ne Bee Mission Pharmacy 901 19th Ave WN, Ideal Pharmacy 1401 Madison Mt, and several others ending with Ballard and Union locations. The text also mentions a sanitary public market at 1512 1505 tet Ave and a reference to district accounts and a December due notice from the treasurer’s office.
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