The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-03

herman. farmer. road driver hcyciiss
and PEDESTRIAN alike. Strange 70 say.
the best method Of construction IN various
localities We note with pleasure that
Harvard and Columbia universities are
ai.ve to the importance Of the question
The universities mentioned have esr2D-
Isshed departments IN practical road max
ing. There Is wide field In tbs state
Cor study In this direction. an me sooner
X II taken UP The better II vii! BE for the
farmer and 6scyclis.-
EDWARD BRADY. the Law partner ct
Il United States District Attorney W K
Gay, ROW acids the Seattle Ath-
ietie ciuo. bowling alley records for
four and also ave consecutive
games. He broke Dr. = l. Churchill
four-gaTne record, e.. as follows. S. =.
3. -. total, -. II. r Jsckson's FIVE
game record -. vas broMsn with = se1'fe
% ~. Mr.. Brady averaged g II ten cor
secuiise gam.
MRS. 8 ROSENBERG. the champion
w Lady bowler OF the 5 A - in
creased her fo4r-gaEae bowling record last
~sek from IL 10 i.s. TIE nsw record was
mace as follows. 81. -. a. y. total lag
The old record was as follows: IS "a. 4.
=. total, H.
Tn the thirty-two-garna tournament be
tween the Seattle Athletic c!uS and the
on games. sixteen each. bslf the > "A e
was declared the winner Oh points. the
score standing IBIS 90 7.lsi. TIE ffal four
games IN the tournament were ossssa az
the 5. Il. &. alleys, each Team winning two
games. II WAS Il hotiy contested and well
BOWED match. Taking II all IN al, liz"
tournament has eesn the closest ever
BOWED on The Sound
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< AN FRANCISCO sports are Disguised
- with the MeCoy4hoynsk hips-odroue
They believe that they were taken IN.
ard In their opinion they are
The Examiner n says s1'0 that either
side having accedsd 10 the demands OF the
other the cards were stacked for he -!eec-
Ing Of San Francisco sport patrons The
was the fact that the principals divided
The purse. bis is not necessarily ind
cation Of crooked fight. Within the past
year or so-perhaps even ionser-tEera
TEN. Many fast knockout fights have been
wageG the understanding that the
purse was TO be split 10 matter which
won. The Tad feature OF the Mccoy
Choynski fight IS found In the aiiega-
tions that Choynski was not anxious 20
battle unless he was assured tina, there
would not be knockout The Examiner
says This assurance being granted. Nc
Coy asked for protection in the shape OF
the choice ~ the referee"
Another bad feature is the story that
Mccoy was in consultation on the fore
noon previous 70 the fight VITA one OF
Cnoynskis hackers. and that several OF
this hackers friends had their money
placed right" Mccoy was the favori'e
In the betting from So To 81 - to so 20 ss5o
These odds were false. Mccoy himself
said the figures ought not be more than
SO To S. Those who are interested In
pugiiism dislike 10 believe such reports.
but in the fight under consideration IL IL
almost impossible to get away from the
impression that Mccoy allowed Caoynski
70 stay the twenty rounds. In so doing NJ
gave those, IL there were any, on the IN
side chance TO win big money by betting
that choynski would stay twenty rninds
From the way things have seen going
or lately the public will commence 20 BE-
lieve that there is a gold brick wrapped
up In every prize fight. II would be u
pleasure t. return 70 the days OF John /.
Sullivan. IL WAS not necessary 10 inquire
whether things were above board when
he was a principal
PORTCS BANTER.