The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-05

MI ana MISS fuunG 4-5
Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Allan. 4 42-5
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston ......s
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottstein making high
score by plus IA is.
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THE investigation of the Sharkey-
Corbe;t Fight has ended just as was
already unknown was brough. out and
then the inquiry was suddenly dropped
lac truth cannot always pe kept beneath
the surface and the facts are bound TO come
out sooner or latef. Both men have talked
about lighting again for charity but /, Is
doubtful whether they would get A cor
p ISpads gnard for an audience. They have
admirers by their fake methods.
THE Port Townsend high school foot,
ball team has formally dlsbanded for
the season In commenting upon the action
"a. aaiiy ,i paper PEI .,, that city says:
TOO much OF the Seattle spirit'-anythinS
to win. The Seattle spirit Is all right in
business but 1t does not so IN sport. and
as long as II Is resorted to there will he M
clean ard healthy sport in the Northwest'
TIE Port Townsend team Gains there are
nor enough games in sight 10 Justify fur
IN, ,i,er Talnng The action is the result Of
game, set for November Il.
+. EASTERN papers continue TO comment
II on the recent football victory Of Har-
Eafd over Yale. One Of them has the fol-
Cambridge: o.
Pen cannot tell the immense amount Of
sooa t'is years victory has done Har-
Yard athletics 1t Is said that Harvard
main reason for this was that there had
been nothing to celebrate The victory
mas not only helped football but has st,ni-
now feel that they have to keep no their
enc ny making good showing In the crew
and on the baseball field and rfun,no tractr
ana a. .ne whole college is backing them up
a sPAsMoDTC revival OF interest in the
n prize ring. which has heen IN low "a.
Vor since the Corhett-Sharkey fiasro. has
heen caused by the announcement that
snarkey VIII probably fight Charlie Mitch
Ell the once great English nugi,tst In
March Mitchens excu,- for ASKING -
postpone'aent from January ;s that he
T can n,, sst into condition. before March,
n'ent ~ the evil day The platn tr,i,S e.
that MltcAell cannot stand three rounds he
Tore hnrlg Tom Sh1rkey. In his day he
vas one OF the cleverest boxers in the
ring, and game fighter too. hut his snn
has long Set. He il distinctly a has been
Ihen. too, fight between Mitchell .,a
saarkey would he open 10 grave suspicior
or linking" Sharkey has proven himself
= thoroughly untrustworthy fighter ana
Mitchell. when he was in the ring Ms Ms
known as "faker'' vas
HE proposed basket hill game with
L Victoria wtll ~ discussed al the ,Yreet-
ing 90 the Seattle Athletic Cluh basLst h,u
committee tonight With surh a. snth,st
asf as pr Ncf'ulloch far a leader. and Win
nnrsper support the club should put up a
known quantity IN Seattle. Is ,,en,,nr.
arr said 10 be strapping young fellows
HERE IA talk az organizlnx A lacrosse
u team A. the Seattle Athietfe trYnh
ne prospects for The game are now bright
or ihan ever before
TfHE ANIMAL mee.trr ~ the Seattle Ata-
letc Club VIII he hold .onteht p
ports frofD the various officers will 10 S,,h
nittfd and possibly a few minor changes
W. be made In the constitution ana hv-
s... ~ - aohed there viii Dc large
q arranHinE for grounds for summer et.s-,s
%" '&Aen un. This * the time - ,-aa~
y, ~ matter should - considered II AZ
delay. ''-'S "e'" a'"aSs
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