The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-18

racing men % tha country. The Boston
GIosse says
f29r men whose names appear sarlw
ana often nOa- "a the rnasupisyshir cor
sTsLs. ara ~no are very likely % fnis7
aIssR among The TOP positions or wtta!n
the FIRST half % the SEASONS x1r7a-s 20
@acF af4a1I, row IN fourth posi- lion. S,ev.
a. 49,, ssxs''ta Pc freeman. II ;enta.
party c@nslFed Tor team work hv .v-af~-
mar Met. bat nov enteavorsag "a kesr
Lar o t1e practice and win upon rnarft
= hti9 F41jaE slice Washington nas en.lfleI
lhfT1 - tH- Creates c0nssl4era don a. tse,
nave scored IN contests ir wn.rh RAID
so9p"5 ard many other good ones have
orion. the American long distance -,r-
ner. had 10 trouble winning the t.so--niis
steepiecaase race n England last week
~ the finish H. had l-as o. eighty yards
over n!s nearest competitor.
itaIF}nrls. who - PLAYING center aetd for
th@ Tacoma baseball team. played last yas-
80 Wa, 1as caUed me Central League
lie CoHIfaencsd this year with poTt Huron
~ nc Interua ;losal League Al trnpres-
SION prevails that Dairympie = relative
q iaIrymple who played left field for
chicago IN the days % KsIy. Gore. An
son. Flint Williamson. Burns and Cold
srlith. but 1t Is erroneous.
Dal Hawkins. formerly hoxing instructor
az the Seat-le Athlete Clue ~no Mas de-
featei by Spike" sullivan before the
Ienox a G. IN one 81 The greate=f fights
ever seen IN New York city has gone 20
rar&toEa Springs to train for another night.
lie wiI! probably meet Jack Downey.
George Green, Of San Francisco. who
WAS recently IN Seattle, aas al lat sue
ceedtei in getting match n Nh York.
lie Will inset Mysterious Billy Smith
before the Lenok cab July - Green
thinks taat he has recovered MS speed.
cons,d,r ng the fac; that he whipped a iss,-
pound man In British Columbia before he
went East. Green Is undoubtedly one Of
the Ceverest men OF his weight that eyer
stepped Ia a ring. but when i comes -
taking punishment that IL a different story.
Frank Mcconnell. Of San Francisco. the
promising weitcrwelgat Who knocked ont
Charlie Mckeeyer In four rounds June q
a. SaI. Francisco. w.li ngh. Tom Tracey
in the Olympic club gymnasium az San
Francisco August >. Tracey has arrived al
San Francisco and commenced training.
Baseball has established itself in favor
among the seaoo!ha$s OF KOBE. Japan,
sunday being tae favorlte day for games
In view % the article Of baseball played
In our league. which IS looked upon by
clubs or tie national league as a tribe
slow II il Interesting 10 read the following
a~t.fle from the Hlogo News:
a lively game Of baseball took place
yesterday morning on the Recreation
grounds between teams composed OF boys
from IN japanese schools. styling them
selves m Eale ami N0ucn Clubs.
The Is o5+ club proved the stronger. and
won easily ny scoTo az y 10 l. Is
interesting 70 not" the great improvement:
which IT, h".og made ~ taFse boys, ~
playing the game % h8setc1
since D" foreign community will not
'~'h ">s 49, jhe Recreation ground Oh
Sundays. IL - gratifying n see thar '.-
ga e.-. t~ rFH COMMENCING 10 do So. .JUBg-
ing from the milne skill shown hy The
bows yesterday, ADD also tn" enthusiasm
and drtorouS eor4urt o. contestants ard
spectators alike. these games arr l!kc.y 70
prov" source Of great interest Ia the
future"