The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07
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! nssrk resss with Don Pxlmer and lay
HugnM. beth Of whom VIII endeavog 20 b.
ter tho present pole vault record One ~
the htest improved hollow spruce pases
waS p9xchxsed for the csnb By Prol.
Crane rscenxty waf1e E3se and thss mag
materially help the boys Ia fheir under-
ta11sg.
Edwna Hx1sr and TDrkei Monaon, thu
PORT Townsend members 81 the track
teAns wrsse encouraging Iesters and feel
cooddeaf thar they wiiI win Their evsrss,
the 4t0-yard and ons nile run The rese
Of the members al the team say taat u
they do not WIN. sOmebo3y VII know that
th<y have been 70 meet
Perch nshsny b fast becoming . popular
spors in Seattle. Ths favosate grounds are
found in Lake unson and Green ixka
4Aay good killings hAwe been made az
late. and according 10 reports the Aeah
Of fhs nsh = drm and wholesoms. yes-
ser6Ay afsernoou In one hours fishing
Harry Leighton and Vernon coones
caught Nifty fTom the shore In Green lake.
Judge William H Moore, nsmber u the
board At managers o. the Amateur Ath-
Isttc uns0n OF me United States and
chairman Of the Registrations csmmiftse
Of the Pacific Norshwezi Association: Al
Cocktngharn. secretary OF the Seattle Afh-
istic Club: Winiock w. Miller, chairman
Of the athletic COMMITTEES. A. L Adama
superintendent. and Prof. A. w. Crane.
physical director ~ this g. A. c.. viii ac-
company the club field and track team 70
The r. n A. championship meet at A.
terra, August y.
a large contingent Of d A. c. s.rooterx's
viii accompany the track team To the
championship meet. ~ arrangements are
being made foz special rases and accom-
mcaafton1
Al cookingham. secretary Of the SEATTLE
Athistic Club left yesterday morning for
Port Townsend to visit Edward Bzaer and
Tarxsi Monsoon. the distance runners OK the
9. A. C. track team.
Jack Geary. q member Of tho 3. A. C.
relay team. Ii training hard every even
Ing He mar also eater the MD-yard run
at the championship meet VIII Hawkins
wM enter the - and S4p-yard events and
n J. ODonneI win "a after the discus
and shot put.
ExEhampion Pu9ilist Of the World Bob
FitsMmmons 10 again having trouble with
his arm, which was injured by his spar
ring partner before he fought JefYrses.
An examination by the .xs ray dlnrsosed
been chipped. An operation win be per-
formed. which may put the great fighter
a9xin Ia condition. He says that this arm
did not trouble aim during his eight with
Jeffrics. or. II II did. he did not notice IL
Hs expresses himself n anxious to meet
the new champion. Regarding Eharkey
hs says that he hopes Shark<y viii be
Ga a At. - IA AvA 70
fries. The infiEnation Ii that F1tx thinks
Sarkey II not anxious for tho light
49,
The San Francisco Chronicle does not
have an exalted opinion OF Jim JsfYords.
tho California pugtssss who II 20 box old
Peter jackson at Victoria. II says that
he does not amount 10 much, Judging
frum hk exhibitions la San Francisco.
The proposed boxing" match between
"Dsnser Ed Smith and Thomas Costello.
Of the hassleship Iowa. did nor take place
At the Owl sheaser In Tacoma Saturday
night. The reason In evident: thirfy-ons
paid admissions did not Justify the giaisa-
tors Ia pummaiinx each other. OF course
this question % superiority was uppermust
tn their minds. bat at the same time they
did ast forget the gate recesrss.
Somshow tne delegation from Seattle
did not put III It's appearances. In this
connection l. may he said sha. most os
Tire Taroma delegation remained at home.
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KID" Tavsgne. the ex-ehanplen light
weight rugilsss. who IL row numbered
among The Michigan volunteers. ard -
on hss way 10 the Philippines ATTEMPTED
70 knock eat a policeman recently al Hat
tie Greek. Mich. The policeman tarped
him on the head with s-biiiy'' and the
famous xii went out for this second
time In his TIE.
Manager nuxdals. OF the Rainier base
hall team received telegram last even
ssg from San Jose, Cal. asking him
whether he wanted Andy Anderson. fsai-
rsmpse ard issa- king pins in the Pacific
Northwest Gsaxsse last season for his Seat
tie team TIE telegram was ssgned by
Andersen pug,saie wired hack that he
could use them uasier certain conditions
II Is doubtful that they wifi coma
Earton V. Hainss. the Ir-year-osi son
ef the late Cd. = O. Hatnes swam across
Lake Wasasngtan yesterday afternoon
from Webster Print 10 Pant rarrssw His
isng swim ala not seem 10 tire him TO
any great extent
Some one living NJ pewasoo this ssaia
asks fer . decision on tia following. A.
ssys that deer killed during TIRE open sea-
son. fsur cniy 90 be killed by one persan.
czrnss be sald IN market. In ether words.
that they are for home use. Another per-
SOP ssys that four deer can be sala by
enc person during shs open season The
answer ss bret. The day az selling deer
in market IL a thing If the past III is
unlawful 10 hay or sell or XIII deer for
nsarkes AZ any time during the year
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