The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-27

THE Greater New York BOWLING trio.
Ciinch. are on their way TO the Pacific
coast and may visit Seattle. There are
twelve ia the aggregation. but owing to
vii, sss ,ss aos. .rs n. ne Yorn
ers have won ia games and lost -. Some
Of the records they broke land the new
scores are now worlds racordsj are as fol-
lows.
January 81. at Baltimore 1.D0a pins
February !. al indianapolis, LOG pins.
February 4 at Detroit iesS ping
February s. at Detroit Iai9 pins.
February II, a. Cincinnati Loo pins.
February II, al Fossoria. f.04s pins.
All these scores were made with teams
Fred Ciinch broke the competition record
On strange alleys al Chicago February 5
with total Of 2si points;
The visit Of the New York bowiers has
had its desired effect 1t has already caused
a wonderful increase III the interest Of the
game, and new recruits are being heard
from all along the line
or an the disconrfeous acts I have
~ Witnessed at athletic meets the hiss
ing Oh Starter Curtis at the armory
Washingtnnr birthday In the 30-yard
dayh. was the climax. Such an express
sion OF feeling was uncalied for; it Eas
unjust and deserves general condemna-
tiDn. Mr.. Curtis was invited TO come 10
Seattle from Tacoma and act as starter
He was selected because he is ackpoyl-
edged tn he absolutely fair and impartial.
II was nothing To Mr., Curtis who won
the race. doubt IL he knew even one
OF ire eentests nts. Perhaps he held
them on the merk longer than the crowd
expected Eut he had o reason for so
doing. Tho men were wavering Seattle
owes An apology to Mr.. Curtis.
49,
q INGERMAN led all the bowiers la high
~ scores at the Seattle Athletic Club
Jackson each rolled up IS. Other high
scores were ~ follows. Daniels. 81. Jack
sora. 80 Churchill. 20; Cole. So: Mrs. Rosen-
I.r r. A. Churchill made the following
splendid score In four consecutive games:
%. IS. Sc, 52-2is. A. H. Harrison holds
the Pacific Northwest record for four
consecutive games az follows: IS. 60. 81.
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TT NDER the direction OF Physical Di-
~ rector Douthitt, athletic work at the
7. NJ G. A. viii he pressed from now on
picnship Of the association Is first IN Or
der. This contest includes Ave events.
calculated to thoroughly test the ALL
The events selected by the athletic com
rnittee are a. follows: Ssxty-yard potato
race running high jump. putting 1s-pourd
shot haY-inile rafn aud rope climb. The
be four meets 10 decide the winners. These
meets will occur the first four Friday
evenings In March.
The winner of the contest will he given
the handsome Graham n Moore gold medal.
which has been donated to the Y. NJ. &.
A.. aud the second and third men will re-
eeivc silver and bronze medals, respec-
lively.
While The Pentathlon contest IL on there
will be a further contest among the basket
bah men for the IAppy medal. This Will
. =
members of the y AZ G. A first team
the Junior team and the business mems
team. The rules governing the contest
are intended to Develop the goai-throw.ng
ability of the associations players
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T RECEIVED q letter from John w. Com
J. sid.ne, manager az Dial Hawkins. last
night In which he said that Hawkins and
Erne will surely fight March J. The date
sas srs hack one day 10 avoid being too
near the Mliller-raeey ngnt. which >
scheduled for February n coueidine and
his family are living AZ the Ci1 house.
six miles eat from San Francisco. Haw-
KRIS, il training there. and according Ia
considlne IL In good cosstIit on II the for
mer athlectse instructor Of the =. A. {.
!ess-s the nght cofe.eiine will walk hack TO
Smlih-lssvigne flght' says Cons.fine. Il
don't think the Nd has chance. They
night March 10
iav.gne'a friends all ever the country
are greatly worried about the outcome Of
ha fight with ''Mvsfa ssaslx'' Billy Smith.
They feel tina. he made big mistake In
ISSUING "A sweepang challenge 10 any is2s
Sen,iss mar in the country. Sniith was
only too glad 10 snap up the chance La
vign.'s great record falling 10 worry him
IN the 81 ghtsss degree lie knows La
vigue's SYSTEM Thoroughly. In fact II is the
saEfse one he EMPLOYS hsfnreif The fight
wiu be Il rushing ofie srnus the start and
ansess i miss my guess greatly las}gns
VII be thn ore to 80 under. IL Is said
thai I.asigne aud Smith met IA an exhibit
ton sn Michigan once ard thai ieaviSne
was t,sss as good az MS opponent on,
this showing tsavssnss friends place their
hope,
Foxy Bob Fytxssramens ls getting into
condition and expects to show the public
that tkc talk about him having gone
back" - nothing more than 81 ''rips
siresm'' o. Tom q Rourks. Sharkeys man
aEer. My manager Is trying 10 get
Shatkey into corner. SAYS F1tx. '.nus
don't think be Can do a.
According to joe Goddard's calculations
FYty IL al least - YEARS cid. II Goddard
Is right fftxslmmcns will prove himself
to be wonder among wonders IL he whips
either Jeffrlex or Sasrksy. Fsfx hsss the
advantage oyer nine cat Of ten pagfiisss
in that he Nvss a i4fe FREE from dssxisss-
ton and always carries knock-oas punch
around With HIM
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