The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-07

piica;ior for membership can De made 70
club. The present membership is as fol-
lows 81. II. Young X. $. Cox. ir., o. Il.
Mccullochs ". s. Blain. Harold Preston.
Maidstone. r. r elise. J. @. McPhee, +.
A. HN. T. w Edwards. W. c. Kiltz. II.
Van Winter. James III. P.ckens, G. II. Bag
ley. J. y. Badly, j. w; Paine J. H. Dawes.
George Donworth. d. l.. Hickey. John Sui
Ivan. Pend,eton Miller. 8. Aronson, w. y.
King. George s. Kirk. c. A. Bebb. J. II.
The club has designated Thursday as
'Iadles' night" when progressive pair
matches are played Following are the
scores Of matches played during October:
Games Plus
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Got,sse!n.. 1880
Mr. and Mrs. II. Il. Cl.ss....... II. 30
NJ H. Young and Miss Young. 1919
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Preston SO
Mr. ard Mrs. ]. ". Paine. 800
Interest seems TO be well sustained. each
night there being not less than four tables
Other members OF the club are as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. Aronson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs
Badly. Mr and Mrs. Booth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stone. Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Allan.
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SINcE the fall games commenced a
~ match for the city trophy. which was
won by Seattle at the meeting Of the North
Pacific Whist Association In Portland last
April. was played against twelve from the
Tacoma Wits. Club by a Ike number from
the Seattle Whist Club. the latter winning
by fourteen points.
CEvENTEEN names are mentioned In
~ the Official averages OF the National
League third baserneE for the past season:
Billy Nash leads the list with $50, and
Charley Irwin, OF Cincinnati, formerly the
Seattle favorite Ia the days OF the Old Pa
c:fc Northwest League. is fifth with 9is.
Nash played only part OF the season.
yet was figured in on the averages because
he took part In more than fifteen games.
Practically speaking Irwin was fourth. II
3s worth nothing that the percentage OF
Collins. the Boston third baseman. who h
acknowledged 10 be the king OF the dIa-
Inond since Nasn fell back, Is the same as
Irw!n's.
billy LANCE Is forty-fourth in a list Of
sixty outfeldersr his percentage being 9l9.
Jake Stencil. who is famous In the Pacific
Northwest as the hardest and most vicious
batter that ever stepped to the plate In
tho Madison street or Athletic park
grounds. was twsn,y,ninth on the list, with
the ex-S A. c. pitcher. whose home Is In
Snohomish was fifty-fourth with an aver
AGA Of or e., m Hh9 pay ss sentes
one notch above Thornton. .sss. There Is
a great deal CT truth In the saying that
averages do not always tell the story OF a
players ability.
SAMUEL. l.. RUSSELL. son of Or, and
~ Mrs. Montgomery Russell. OF Seattle.
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dover. academy. Massa chusetts, recently
heat the tennis champion OF tina, insttu-
ton three straight sets. Particulars of the
match have not been received. but the fact
that tho Pacific Northwest champion won
three sets In succession proves conciusively
that he is able 10 hold his own IN his new
watched eagerly from this place. especially
when he meets strong players. because It
will give good line ON the status OF the
game here
TURING the past week three important
u sales Of high-hred dogs took place
Mia Gladstone the undefeated English
setter bitch which G. II. Yandeil imnortcd
H. Brownell. attorney for the Everett
Land Company. The purchase price has
not been given cut hut know that II
was what sportsmen call "A fancy one Mr..
when he go, her. and was so well satisfied
with his bargain that know he would no,
\ Josiah Collins. ir,. purchased Dick an
Gngish setter owned by Oscar Jones. Of
Fremont The dogs head IS considered
tfne helaw the standard for bench win
1Tect his v9ine for field work Ned Mc-
ffohan, OF Oak Harbcf, WILDLY island.
Ind he sald thar NJ nee err saw his superior
] had an opportunity 90 shoot over him
10Th ON quail and Sulpe. While l ara not
Aging anything about my marksmanShip
fosShle for n dog 20 give mo better o2por-
sunities than Dick did.
The noted English sntter Judge" owned
by the Mount Angel Training kennels. Ore
gon. was purchased by an Everett, man.
BASKET ban viii 10 given prominent
II place in !. NJ. Z. \. athletics this
winter 4 church league composed Of six
teams has been organized. and viii play
series commencing Wednesday evening
and on each successive evening until Jan
usry iarst. TWO games being played each
evening The teams to play "Wednesday
are a. follows, flymouta vs.. independents
and the t;od Nuggets W First NJ. f.
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THE Y NJ c \ intssssdS to take an
L active part in athlesic work this win,
% the following has n@Asn announced: C~has
w Reyes. chairman: William =. Temple.
Fed II iest'atr, &. James Elder, William
Myers, Awah Carroll and William II.
Iewk
Already the general class work Is PRO
gryx~sng satisfactorily, Pending the arrival
conducting al. rnel' cissSs~ Monday
"Wednesday ara Friday afternoons a;
O'clock. MIR Garrett has charge Of the
evening classses Tuesday. Wednesday, Fri
day and SATURDAY.
rI'hE hrss game IN ,he series soT the Y.
NJ (. \ basket hall championship ~
the Pacific Northwest VIII ~ PLAYED a;
f'vFtIant Seattle VIII then piav Tacoma
here AS IN TacoWa. The wlrrsr ~ the
series VAL - &C. san Francisco 70 mssI the
champions of California The Y NJ {
4 Aeys " Seattle viii enter he contest
" n enthusiasm ana a etrcGg iesIye % ntn
She honor ~ a&ef tlt,@ the tslifosoians \
yyip IL San tra't,fSC-s - = pheasant ere and
as Ia rapaa and ior3lsnd players arv suSf
sSx}Nts - take 70 ~ me sScattislts,s tns
ssmns val be played FOE all there s. ia
g&euk.
~ I{F vf>se~y - sre seattle IftxS SeNnrl
/ tean ever the WhAtcen High SsH,aI
hsys wss a cTe3staAse anN u - evident
however, thet the fesns = nos ~ - thai
81 .&s} var ~ May pcsrs- TNfs -,
sUrGrtee. IN trTstss. e woi1id - 80 grzsl-A
- eNuect ~ 50 mary rev n~n. CoacA
I-tnksr s1sa tssTe WEI sr3 NefcFe tAs. So
49, gtoees e VIII A&vN g,ct traw work
Seattle usisSs improve - the ma err ~ .fT-
side ar5 pasms ~ after a ''aewe- has
heer cai.rss. noc!ce& an f1c iaatfcu :.
s~Nigse - the '9eais % 5Uar Oh ts,> n -.
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