The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-15
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r.sa has shown good judgment IN
I & - - -yer,ures from the Acme Athletic
= oakland. 10 meet Frank McCon-
- vs.terweirht. According TO the
81 - conditions. Case would have been
VI yskt.s.r mar VINO fights at about lss
81 - ~nerezs Case usually enters tire
=. Ia or IA. With careful training
- e,s,la probabsy come doSn 10 lbs.
K -. -r..,,td bring him 20 LaYigne's limit.
- - oyertHres have been made one
"a. !, The other for fight between Case
fsvisne. Perhaps L.asigne would
q. az auxitton that Case has not made
ii 800 enough reputation 10 entitie him
e. sts~-;aeratlon. From technical stand
& -. iris uaay be true. but IL IL comes
80 q proposition OF fighting Case
=, assuming too much II he aspirtz TO
= aay man of his weight. Case is q
.s,ursl fighter. il there ever was one
- .sst. ali traditions aside and fights
ss,.g his own style. AS john Iorsadile
s-r--..s. il. he rips and siashea- He is
-. e n his man and Ii Is like a Chinese
ss,.zle to figure out where ne Is geinS 10
- He does land. however. and 50
.,;.s1y thai il requires s man OF wonder
~ strength and cleserness 30 block his
fssds Even II he Is blocked there Is so
-,rh steam behind his blows that they
n Azmage. 1t is simply wonderful the
- " shoves his left into mans face.
8. carts the blow from his waist, and
g she Zine IL lands there Is the force OF
rule,s kick behind II. The first time
- cxae In the ring for business was
shen he met Billy Scott on an island in
puee4 sound. He struck Scott in the first
,uurA suuarely on the chin and from that
,tna Sad him practically at his mercy lie
ektns his blows up on man with terrific
49, and speed. II there is the, slightest
sc1nInx. He il not as accurate, perhaps.
\ fAvlgne, but ii seems impossible for
an cher man Of his weight TO get more
suntshnerf into q blow than he does. Let
N III you once in the body and you viii
RECT him ever after. I look for Case
Il IS At the top of his class IL he takes
ere Of himself. end Is not drawn into
lpelsh matches.
n Tacoma bowiers were greatly cha
nfned at losing three out OF four games al
Taeoma last Saturday evening in the sec
eud d the ten sub-series with the s. A. c.
lsan. after winning three out OF four
eames or the 8. A. C. alleys week ago.
shy figured on taking four straight
esmes. thus giving them long lead in the
fuytyrame race. The Tacoma fans are
reported to have been speeches. and Col.
Heustis, their chief rooter, went into
trance. Scores for both teams were as FOL-
lexs 3. A. CA. II. Harrison. III; Or.
n A. Churchill. Nc; Tom Bowes. ia; Ed
yard Brady. ls2: total. aas. 4. A. c.
Harrager. ls7; Pearce. Isl; Parsons. Isl:
Hawkes.. l3s: Fletcher. 152: Riddeli, III:
teial s2 The record OF games now stands
- fellows: s. A. c.. won 4; r. A. c., won
4 Under the conditions Of the match the
club winning the greatest number OF games
eai Of forty becomes the possessor OF a
trophy
III. r. A. Churchill. so far as can be as
esrtained. has made the largest score In
four consecutive games on record In the
Pacific Northwest, In the first game he
tcorsd G, Ia the second and third IL each,
and tn the fourth 6a, making a total of g1f.
Y this score has been equaied or beaten
Superintendent Shafer. of the 8. A. g..
would Ike to secure the name and record
q the person who did II. so that there can
not Be mistake in the future.
Those who have made single game scores
O ~ or over at the s. A. C. alleys during
ne past week are as follows: DIR. +. A
churchill. 70, g.; H. F. Jackson, &c. 60. 81.
Edward Brady. 81: j. E. chiIberg. G. q,
e n Robson. 81. Al Cocklngham. GO
NE first handicap bowling tournament
y iae season win be held on the evenings
q November Is. 10 and %. Entries close
nals evening. Those who had handed IN
,afir names up 10 last evening were as fol-
hSs F. A. Churchill. /. r. Cole Rain.
seM z. I. Pope. Fred c. Gillette. William
fs','ef Fletcher Coulter. r. O. Ehrllch g
Y ihrned, William Mcdonald. A. II uar.
1ssh' ~. +. Jackson. j. II. Allen. ir.
J. Z. chilherg. -
ss'ese Leishton. secretary of the Van
sQusef. Is C.. Jockey Club, Is anx,o,,s 4,
nave Track located at Seattle. Ue thlnts
sAa responsible men took hold az tho
. aaief and conducted races ON the soua.s
sssf would be no question of the success
!, y sasa venture. He says however that
: sooped races cannot be avoided II ie het-
~ . give the project mp entirely. This
@as'eF VIII be considered M a meeting os
-. 'ssea.Stise furfmen In Portland pace-a-
=. - "heh an association Will be formed
y .'s purpose OF avoiding clash,nS OF rara
.ass' yates. Another special object OF the
association viii be 10 aelopt measures
~. sur morse owners receiving the money
80 oush' from race. Under the present
~ 1ata system an owner often finds thar