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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
3
The text argues training tests a fighter more than fighting itself. It lauds Jim Jeffries for proving his willingness to train and forego comforts, asserting true champions endure harsh routines, early hours, and strict discipline to prepare for a bout with Jack Johnson.
A reminiscence from Jimmy Gliman recalls the 1897 season in Ironton and a crowd rush sparked by a bogus fire drill to pay players. The piece reflects on training, discipline, and Jeffries’ likely July comeback, arguing that proper training enables a fighter to return to form.
William Stanley completed 20 miles in 21 64 28 on a slightly extra track, after three rivals backed out over gate money and shoes delays. Local rider Walters supported Stanley until foot injuries forced him to stop. Officials, aided by Hil Brothers timing, confirmed the distance and time despite limited attendance and a disrupted lineup.
Mrs James Jeffries says she intends to see her husband Jim Jeffries fight Johnson next July if alive. She expresses eagerness for a decisive victory and notes her role in managing finances while Jim emphasizes her keen money sense. Mrs Jeffries is described as small and quiet but proud of her large husband.
Seattle shows early season pace as Beattie drives Thievies past Dugdale’s park in a 3 1 result. Tacoma defeats Celtics 6 1 in a high tempo match while Celtics suffer a harsh setback on the road. Campbell Bird and Main stood out for the Celtics in a game that featured a siege of the Tacoma goal. Renton Rangers game canceled due to poor field. Renton plans to add Nanaimo miners to boost strength for upcoming fixtures.
Dorando the Italian marathoner arrived in San Francisco from Seattle and plans training for a February 24 race with Johnny Hayes. He has not raced for months and needs conditioning, while rivals Marsh and Hayes are also aiming for matches in the weeks ahead.
A damaged report warns the Washing Varsity crew faces a bleak season with uncertain races and a depleted fund. It notes funds must be pledged to support Wisconsin and cepale, while the sport risks degenerating into practice rowing or inter class events.
Dance tonight at Dreamland with free admission. Promoter offers a lively evening of music and social dancing for all ages to enjoy a carefree night out.
Gleason says he will issue contracts for his mammoth Ocean View arena immediately once he learns officially that the bout will be held in California. He notes no need to build in Salt Lake City as the Balt Palace awaits the big fighters to enter its doors.
In Phoenix and elsewhere spat between St Yves and Johnnie Hayes. St Yves criticizes repeated championship claims while defending his claim as the world marathon champion. The scene shifts to the Phoenix track where fast miles by celebrated horses like Dan Patch and Sonoma Giri are noted.
Harry M. Stevens of New York parleyed a bag of goobers into a million dollars. He is known as the score card man at big league parks and runs catering at Madison Square Garden. A director in four banks, he built a vast payroll and investments, with major stakes in an Ohio mill. Born in England, he settled in Ohio before expanding to Boston, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and New York.
Pittsburg officials say only six fighters can challenge Sam Langford. Director Morin refused a permit for a Langford versus Montana Jack Sullivan match saying Sullivan has slim chances against the Negro. He named Kaufman Ketchel Papke Jeffries Johnson and OBrien as the only feasible opponents.
The Ottawa football team, champions of the Interprovincial championship of Canada, will be presented with gold watches as souvenirs. The executive has donated $1,000 from the club treasury to cover the expense. Charley Jones, former American Seagle player with Washington, will play with St. Paul next season.
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