The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-26
OvERCcArS
and
MAckINTosHES.

Second aveaus aaa James street,

q TIE evening. Jack Do~ney'' ard Jack
LAZY are aaso billed sor four To1n1 "a.
TINS Molina brothers NIL give a boxing
exhibition TaeEe s.li DC snQs3c during the
evening.
Frisky'' Burnett. oas Of the best known
AID AZ tire same t.nae mos. notorious SkeaS-
r.e4I ard sporting n~u N the country. az
rived In Seattle ias. evening and called on
Els numerous friends Wien NJ heard mat
bensf1t vas 70 be g1Vsg JACK Green ~
fo43nTEeFsfi 70 tase Part He MI = 1'ia''is
siDz ote or iSB sCagE BaFaett = the n14
@Eo <aat an arm on jena Bun, the stFt a
DE y .t-f-aiFeG sport sn5 iooks 1ae I
church deacca- Thry caS an arEBT7 - On
.he fine points ii , hffie game % tas3r own.
prior to Fae e1p!os.91-
Howard b. Freeman. % Portland. is rid
lnS laser than ever ara ne Eastern hs-
cycle circsi; cnasers look upoa ala' IS q
si~isEeseGA tzct1r- re peru!sAF part 81 J.
II that nc matter h3s cften als name ag-
pears IN the stiHlnars@s lille % aochi1g :
sat3 2ooue hls gork. exzept BY c71s $es
York PAPER and thai paper las reason 20 b.
wei INFORMED 81 masters pertaining Z
athletics ON me Pacifc ceaas
A. f'hiladeipna last week Freeman VAS
second ia the ne-Ehlrd H. s4lus beaten
out by fas eoiors! wonder Ma ioT Taylor
Tom Cooper vas third and Arthur EarI-
iaer fourth. The mile race vas .on by
Coleman, Oscar Hedstron second AID Free
man tflrA Time. -:'s5.
A. Nav Haven, Conn. September Is.
Freeman won the two-T!!e professional
handicap from the s-xty-y8ra marx. beating
Major Taylor. scratch, and Frank But
Ter. eighty yards. Freenans time was ;
minutes fiat.
Harry +. Terrll OF san Francisco Is also
doing good work. AZ PHILADELPHIA. Sep
from the seyenty-yard mark. Walter Trot,
being second from the ntnety-yard mark.
Terrilts time ~as 2:1S 10
President Phil Kelley. Of the s A. C.. has
announced the following CHARM N % regu-
lar standing committees. Auditing. J. )
Goldsmith; house and grounds. q. O. Den
ny; Membership, ". W. Miller; gymnasium.
DR. George b. Mccullough. bowling. fetch
er T. Coulter. basket ball. Harold Preston.
The trustees OF the Seattle Athletic Club
are considering the question or whether t1ey
viii close the club rooms or not during
the week or go that will tie required TOT
house cleaning and making the general
improvements already decided upon. Some
think the work WI! Be done quicker and bet
ter il there Is no interference from people
running In and out. Ci1hrs tElrk The work
can BE- done just as we'll and as quickly x
things are allowed 10 run in The ordinary
way. The principal objection to closing the
club is that II sill stop the class work
which Pro-. Arthur W Crane has jnsit
commenced Great success y attending his
efforts "a Ii shown by the fact that the
trustees have found il necessary 10 order
more tables. Twenty four are in use at
present. The new ones VIII be finished IL
a few days.
There seems TO be something about the
Swedish movements that Prof Crane has
introduced which please class members
and spectators alike The exercise is not
violent vet ii calls Into play each aud every
muscle from the neck 80 the foot. Business
men especially derive great benefit II they
take the class work regularly. Crane says
that If person skips a week or takes
Lesson once in two or three weeks he viii
not promise TO tone him UP. The idea is "a
be on hand regularly and then there Viii
certainly be good results.
I. 3 a pity tina. the :, \. 6. is without
a running track of some kind. All instruct
ors m athletics agree thai this form OF ex-
ercise Is one OF the best possible 70 pat a
man in condition for any kind Of contest
I; IL ont of TIN. question % put IN q suitable
track on the floor and II " ii take consider
able figuring 70 put one around the walls
TIE latter place is the best one and perhaps
the trustees may give the matter attention
The bowling alleys will soon he fixed up
FOR winter play. These who are specially
interested in this sport say that the removal
Of the steel plates from the end az The
alleys and the substitution Of wood VIII
be a great Improvement. II IS claimed that
the steel plate had the effect Of deaden,ng
a ball after II struck the King pin and that
on this account tt was much harder 20
make strikes than on the Tacoma and Port
land alleys
T,hs walls OF the room have been scraped
and kal,omtned giving bright and attrac-
,iva appearance During the last week
some good scorces were made on the TWO
alleys st.i In use. DIR. T. 4 Churchill made
Up IS and Paul Holbrook came within 80
on az reaching 20. Rolf was credited with
- and Rosenberg with H.
j, has been definitely settled that XIII"
Iav.gne and Frank Earne. of Buffalo. viii
NEE. he fore the Greater New York Athletic
Club next Wednesday night for the light
weight championship OF the world. II g
evident from Earus's willingness TO Meet
Iavixne tnAt - thinks The latter's course
az nfe during the past year has made him
ruueh ieas dangerous oppanen. shan his
past record would indsrate Earne *
enfa man hut | cannot bring myself 10 The
pain; ~ behaving thar ~ stands more than
poor show ~ winning. II Iavigne Is In
the 81 tie condition he vas when ne Won
FROM, joe N-oiNott ~ San francisco year
or 50 aso he oush; 20 WHIP EaFne badly
During TIE past three weeks the SeStt}e
AthIattr C''uh has had foTtv-aigat aiflg ous
:, is neflg}eTshlr, list Most % the candi-
4stsss have already heeu feteraalS report
Il on AMI the rens.ti1d-r VII ee CONSIDERED
a, the next meeting. The 1T:
a. Gro.. / I G, ,.,..,,., Il, u s'n 8r
doe. f'resi l. sbel.ian, George II Rice,
rre 7. J Han ( Eek Jo1n h. 6smn
n II Shaw ~ Ham - ktdStpn, +. ..
sfrNicay.ra George + Folsom. J. ;. AEon.
Marks II. {. And@r@1n: 4 \ hoaES
James Lee. Henry Schweineh hart. j. 4
Mason, Alfred Cs~or<e k.eE. = II Scoviile.
t.Aa-lss z L. bGTgn. TT 'IIlszfa . =
Ford II J Heerv. J. " Jortan, r CaF@.l.
samuel Fsornstetn. }. II EeawsH. +. =
49, J a kellogg. T. BramaauGh. /. p
NJ y J STsHer Nix Har5snau. II. r
tse II 4 kyrr. y. ] lteyer William =.
r'snle T. MAc~ulshy NJ II Allan. /
Nj Hltgc'
IA. e.tx - New Westminster arrauge3
for '~o-t1ays' hey lie race nee; =. =, A e.,