The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-05
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paayed that II would suaEsr in comparis,a
. crsekst. but the tdeA Of drawing sen-
s en.s sompafieon e favor OF the latter =
0eorgy Paris, the crack lacrosse player
g the q. A G.. WAS out with ssick> ami
sns ss y. .ss Se. :. .iss par.
TIE ssick He = an enthusiastic athlete
ana deiixhts In shoviaF ihs boys any iricss
&C &C - familiar with He Il gradually ges-
Try coacausons with any amateur run
nef In the Northwest any distance from
l0 10 ~ yards.
Warrington and Orsgun has Seen csiis1
on ~ the ofneiais Of the Nultnomah Ath-
iesic eR1 Of Portland, Gre. The Nultno-
~, cius caalIenged the g. A. G. to .
which vas readily accepted BY the local
athletic club IN Z letter received b. Win
, ,osk W Miller. chairman Of the attn
kirs. who II ehalfusn Of the Muitnoesah
athletic club coaamittee called The nr,,-
pcsed mesfing ~. giving az his reason That
i Sassi wsre % many counter attractions for
prove . failure.
Up 20 the present time the following
caDoidasea hayc responded 90 the call for
Paris. Ioshei Monson. Jack Geary. jay
Humee, VIII AAWhine Henry Perrin Roa
srt Lsndsay. Edw. Geary, Alex Gardner.
GAM n EsGe. Pot; james 1sr ~ N,psoansii: Fred
Boyle.
Alvin G. Kraen3ietn the worlds cham
gion hurdier and roed Jumper. writes 10
sr.nnd cAamHionship. thi. summer Prot
champion and who has handled him on
issn - q sure winner OF the ail-arouni
championship.
Vim. n. Moore. chairman OF the regis
received the sppiiea lions Of Eaw' H. C Gea als
:; and M R1 : : Lindsay for registration
!. Tor ,sl L .I Mss:oa z Port Townsend who
also naeusber Of the track team. visit
ed this city Saturday afternoon and was
GA. with the team 1t Athletic park. As
hs g. sl sa.s sos gsns ss.s
Oh. Mr. Monson came over with the in
ten,ion Of entering the games and warm up
oits al ne pun IT,
In order 70 bring about q better feel
Ing among the athletes Of this city in
regard 20 the question u handicapplng. I
would sugxeet that the president of tbs
manager. Of this association at an early
date and fppotnt an official Handicapped
for this dletrtct This IL . duty OF the
p. y. 4. officials which should be attend
Commencing Saturday afternoon Of this
week the .. a c. Win give weekly hand
leap Exsnee ct the 7. y. c. A. park. At
Ming he most ut points Viii Iii Be awarded S'n.
medal These games are open only to the
3. A. c. members
William II. Lewis. father OF athletics al
the 7. u G. A.. viii be out Of the city
for about two weeks. during which time
he will take trip TO Alaskn. On hts re-
turn he will take up the project Of arrang-
Ing dual athletic meet with the Tacoma
a statement was glven gu. from the Sc
attic Bowling Club last week TO the efIec.
that there vas some dissatisfaction with
CUBS three n,ea 6owlinx teams. Other
members state that this does not repre-
sent The feeling OF the club as whole.
having the games bowied over. =
The Handsome silver trophy represent
Ing the local bowling championship has
been won by the Seattle Athletic Club. The
Seattle Bowling Club won sixteen games
Club but the latter had plurality of ~
pins. The trophy must De won twice n
order TO give CLUB the right Of perma-
ncns oNnerehip
Commencing Saturday afternoon June
10, weekly handicap track and field spor;s
Will be Aeld AT the r. ~ e. A. park. for
member. Of the Seattle Athletic Club eniy
Mo sts. s:. rse e ssas e .n aass
record.
The Seattle Athletic Club has accepted
challenge from the Seattle Bowling Club
week -Four games win be BOWED or, The
alleys az each club. "Wednesday and FRI
day evenings will prasabss De Inc nights
be represented BY Dr F. A, Churchill.
Cole, Bowes Mckenzie. Higgins and Jack
son.
A statement wa. left az the Post-lntans-
gancer office. yesterday afternoon to the
efYec, that the imperial Juniors defeated
the Columbia city team YESTERDAY after
noon In q ball game by ssore OF II TO IL
William Stanley won esN on the game,
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baseball CLUB. of Seattle has received the
following letter from Waiter II Thornton
the old seattle Athletic Club and later Chi
cssgo baseball pitcher. III - % email inn
portance | suppose. that l arm still the
property Of the Chicago csah. This makes
no difference to RE. because | 40 not iu-
tend 60 play with them again. Ny arm "a
soft ard In no shape to pltch. IL the
weather ever becomes clear shalt ges II
tnta shape. | have been PLAYING scrub
with tho boys here tssohornishl. and asa in
arc shape otherwise In three or sussr
weskA intend to read Law In Seattle or
Everett. and would play II there 10
enough In IL 10 make II an object; In the
meantime l shall pus In my rerugerstsne
period from . sssknvH In Aarca In hunt
Ing and hshing per the Doctors orders
Ike Racksnfsela the clever Seattle bah
PLAYER has ssgnsa fas she seassn ~sta the
Nielsen. r. T., team These wssc have
watched his wefk since the days af Billy
Earle and Eusy LAnxv. think that " ne
taxes care OF himself he ssB re heard
frcm.
lu!iy Eelond who n always rsasty sar a
horse rAce, deg ashs Or cooking main. na<
eoxn. eat - . rsslI9esixea dSsriyie os iEaax
Walton. with his Usual display az coma
aenSs ne promised scmv II hss friends
THAI X they wenii fasiaw htsa be would
shaw shsn a place where they could S&kca