The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-24
Sports pasfinDes



Zig rare as between Knight ard the sne-
crssf3. Candidate. For sometime there 11as
hssn talk as 20 whether Esi'sin could clip
FrSzs's spufs-
A r4.h@r amusing incident occurred two
% 'SEs@ cGr$ ego when TncrE ss0r took
Ispl.n IS supposed 20 BE- very fast for
thirty ard fifty yards. Thompson is 3 man
weli 7loug trsarG SHY. bit are can get OF
ne marx Nth an a1aerity mat would make
'-CIsckoc'- Celi.ns. Tom Morris. Jack CHI
soa Or any q tie other "ffyawavs" eGvi03s
TIE si0Fy las IL that Thompson proved
co1ein~lyeis 10 Espitn that he had not for
EC.'er hcw 70 yur thirty yards
ism Wi5sGn 1gs the chief deputy sheriff
fri Denver at the :irnA Thompson WAS in
his prime. II thompson If the greatest foot
say afternoon. The world has pro82eed
very few .ren who could heat him AZ 10
yaSds and when II came 20 eAgenty five rs
was perfectly safe. / dent care who the
man was he stG<.1 TO show aza!ns. Thon1p-
sen a. The last distance. He has made q
study % the game ard there is net point
that ne does moi know. He - remarkable
man IL r Gre THAI one way. While running
he made money ana kept L. He 0xns a
ranch "a Colorado and takes things easy
Egi re stsU loves racing and when he IS
nea~ = cannot keep cut o. the Inner circle.
After Re quit active competition him
self b. vas ia eTeai demand by all the big
professionals =. he looked altar Harry Be-
thune Jack Gibson. Archie McConb and
KeftIern8n a d.fiercrt times. McCofGb was
The cnly mar = the lot tha, could make
mic and ircS seyenty-hvs yard race
with Thompson"
~ EMBERS o. the Canadian wheel
tUN mems Association and the Cyclists
- Touring Clgb Of England can now
bring their bicycles into this coun-
Try free Of duty. All tha, IL required Of
The visitors Is that they shall present their
membership tickets al the customs house.
rs xxfr
months from the time of entry. 10 grant
IN. this concession the treasury depart
r7ant hae taken into consideration the fact
hat the ca adam government. through the
Influence Of the Canadian Nhaelmsns AS
ISOLATION. has granted q like privilege 10
members OF The League Of American
Wheelmsn. As matter 81 fact Canada
was ahead Of the United States N this
r. after by sevara' seasons. Not taking into
consideration TIC courtesy shown by The
Canadians IN this matter. IL must ~ ad
rnitfed that they APPRECIATED the situation
BY allowing American wheeImen % tour
through their country they benefited thou-
sands q their owh peof.e IN fnaneiai
their wheels for the privilege Of riding
through the United states consequently tbs
balance a. trade. as IT might he called,
has ccen up TO the present time largely In
canada's favor
.cxID" WILLIAMS. the pugilIst. who
was defeated by Jack Green at
- Vancouver, b. g. has been III
with typhoid fever az Dawson.
" T the next meeting of the trustees OF
- the Seattle Athletic Club over fifty
new ien,Ders VIII he elected. Apph-
cations are being received every day. and
the Indicators ara that The GSie membership
mark wi.i he passed within n month. The
fitting Of the club rooms The fact that
President Phil Kelley and former Pres
dent J $. Goldsmith have Strengthened out
the finances. and the unqualified success
Of Prof Cranes general class work have
all contributed 20 the boom 4 proposition
- now on FOO. 10 put n an entirely new
outfit or billiard and pool tables. II this
y done the club can boast Of having tie
finest ball north OF san Francisco Song
Of the members believe that such a move
would be n wise one from A financial point
81 view, IN that the increase in PLAYING
would put enough more money into the
treasury In pay interCse on the dent and NJ
the same time wipe out part of the prIac5-
pa each month.
There + no question about The need az
iew tables. although the Old ones look
fairly we'll. II Is a serious problem. how
ever. and unless the trustees can get De-
csdedl~ advantageous terms they had hes.
proceed slowly Those who have the inter
by their decision
Fd'o~ine is l9st Of the latest app!l-
Giants for membership:
" A. Bingham. r Edgar Hayes Howard
Wood. n / Burkhart Harry : cedien
Charles Dan1e, W. 5 Con- r. A. Il Smith.
=. W Msrtens. =. : Holmes VIII e
Hawkins \; NJ Bullion. c r. Bennett.
Frank ". Gardner. +. NJ Spinning {. ..
'Tvete. Thomas c. Robinson. II g MeD4r-
af " NcGirui.. =. NJ aIutusord.
HAIRY kra'z, Louis $ Boyiau. g o. Lar
red. G r Collins. Harold Coe. X Webb
NinnsdEe. JOHN r Hunter. q Moline. VII
~ White. ] : Ruppe Frank = Dow.
Charles ~ Norris. f &. Kubonrue. Z. $.
Van buAseD. + \ Cohen. Frank Wilhelm
~ ~ j IL -
j. Gentle r = CaFfney George VI Hobs
Wy. John u. Sheehan. e " 6enrcrt MI
b. 1s,,b Eref f,,n Y y, = W.ibqq. Jsmes II.
" Rolo Henry Perrin,
- RESPECTS for q good football team,
- n the hjgh school ara somewhat
brighter ,han = week ago Some -
ar" tnrulns out. They viii strengthen the
team very much Team work Is the order
- the day. The hacks are a trlfie SOW
huf are gettin. y form rafffEiy Tiircnhart
BARNARD ana EasAins showing tip we'll II
any cf}; cts-u RI 10 h. nade - their work
II - tina: they lack snap ffnues at f,;r
hack Is PLAYING Ike a whiriw nj. 6iearv.
Crooks and Fora are pl1ying wnIl AZ ends
while Campbell IL holding down center I'M
his OF time form
Gardner Is showing M weu as lift guard
wh le re-}er ana Violin row men are aa-
Eng nicely guards Frawn snl Names a.
tackle neei L great deal ~ coaching Us
f'rt1kcT G0rS y uniform every terF7.ss,f7
0nS iTuDsfts kT0W iefase % the .-te~2e ~ hfe
forrihir manDer rcnsi irr.ng the material
a. hand no "a doirE wonders He hoYse -
have strong 'can1 for the frvt game
which wifi 30 PLAYED rext SATURDAY. III
tire Everett p 50 school team
Nf~1@er Srws,i Is Heurta. an schedule
- games. which VIII Include Nest of the
average weight teams 81 ;hs Sound lie
VIII try new rl3n ,h.< year NH -r*rr-
en~a - financial Support. Season tickets
Wi NJ issued srt sold - hose who desirz
so he,V f>otbeu along
~ III NV york Evening San. n Gem
n1s0t.aE or Dohhv Daebs. yvho wer
tMo "eh.s from Dt-k case. savs .aat
POINTS ~ BE easy victory OVER ri}v F,r~s-