The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-02
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TUE Great yeebs rsces wbsrn take stses
this Wssk afs fs@ pssvAafsnx so1e
- % diGusDGon Ia sporting circles IN
Snaffss ~ ts< prsser. time. Tss rae
80 VIII 80 over the csszrs Of Octossr 3,
s and :. The p1sssz Of both ysests Sfs
hsang fzIke1 ossr ard no ozs cares 10 pseH
. winner on account q fsss tact ma, sss
yachts are Almost the same IL e0oservcfs>n
and - far - - known In sy>>1- Al agree
that the coming races vii be msen eSos~f
than they have ever been bs1ses. sc1
Whichever ons Ssas 81 VIII Be bec10G see
The regular indoor ssssoa ~ eiA<s work
and private fnsfrscueu Terms tsxisns AZ
tbs Seattle Azhlssse GTsb Tfse cszsss Vii
= ne an. - as. ss-a ~ 3, =, r. -. -.
work. Prof A. w. Crane snt~nds 20 fes-
Jow uD ire swedish nssvesspss vnsch >roy~
81 - sssa-ssrfsa ard bsnsneias Ass sea-
snu- Tie menBb>svssp ~ fts egao ksks "a
ernaasd caesz1esStsy 10 tee snsr ssv we>ss
and ms pro4necss are thzt fh< classes wfD
b much larger thar last year, tstsr>st ~
bo~i~s. are n axs i~ssher sssr the f<<t
that there viii - so<ne god sssrnsnssHt<
this winter.
intention 81 eomp~flEs Tor fs< freDny Of
fored by ths Br9cs~fek- Baf -fgBsssS1sr
COMPANY. The entries s<psrtss - fss sss,
1e.ssIe Athi~sse s-ab. Seattle horlns s.sss.
mercisl AMI AHisnoHssh eilsos 81 PSrfssna.
Besides these !. - probable that s~ysfai ..
the British Columbia cuts vii enter ~
any rate rho ne@stnxs % ise osser ssusss
sho.l6 give sors rod exhibitions ~
bowling.
The League u American wheeImsa viii
make \ strong sceeAvoe 70 zss a. oSnsfs
Of asstamebls<4 70 s@eorss nnsmb~rs. TIE
two Glasses o. heyeiisrs and zgt1fSobsllsts
have one common 9ssir@--sns b<tfsrm~ns ~
he Public n.s..as..,a = 80, .s 49, a. a.
il Acknowledged the leader in the good
roads movement. II r expected that f5ers
vtil b little .roubs lr getting esh.fs Of
better kIxheays. Should the league b. suc-
cesefai in its purroze ~ wfIs be 70 ire
adyanta<s Of ire orssnlxaiio1. az vel a.
memberShip q very influential class, and
ons which has ~ JET taken but att.e inter-
est In the good roads movement That the
the agitation cannot be Disputed. for under
present conditions there are comparatively
?ew roads IN THE country suitable for efshsr
cia@ @ vsslciss All sh~ An.g aa -
wheeImen-
Nick furley. the clever boxer Who II to
try ooneiusio<ss with Tom coNeilo. the
sturdy gunner Of the Iowa on October III.
- getting himself into good shape Tor the
contest He To training under the direction
Of hi1 manager. Brady Bbbop. az the Ne
attic ARTISTS Chsb. and bis systematic
work proves very Interesting 10 the club
men who are devotess Of such sport. On
Saturday afternoon Burnley donnsd the
gloves with several Of the boxers around
the club Buriey II fully six fee. In height
and In very welt proportioned. having I'M
usually large raeH measurements. The
muscles on his arms and shoulders stand
out In lunches as he Rives every evidence
of being IN splendid Condition. In the dress-
Ing room afterwards Bishop said he was
PLEASED with his charge's condition. Tom
Costello viii ind a different kind Of
fighter than he has been against Tor souse
Tine he said.
The Seattle Rod and Gun Club held q
shoot at the West Seattle grounds yes
serday afternoon fair crowd was
In attendance and spme good scores vers
made The men are getting In line for
the state shoot. which takes place In
Tacoma within q few weeks Follow
Ing are the scores made yesterday:
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