The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-05

victory of four straight games for the
home team. On the s. A. c. alleys the.
following week s. A. c. won three out
Of four. Last week on the S. b. c. alleys
the teams split even. The games now
stand seven to Ave in favor of the S. y.
c. Prof. J. P. Wilson is acting as cap
tain OF the s. B. C. and Edward Brady for
the s. A (.
The regular monthly tournament be-
tween the first teams Of the S. A C. and
s. Il. c. will now be resumeu that the
interstate tournament is over
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whatcon bieyclists are discussing path
building and different routes. One plan
is 60 reach Lake Whatcom by way Of
Whatcom creek, another plan Is 20 build
in connection with the water front boule-
ward. and n suggestion has been made
to convert the old Great Northern grade
on the north and east Of the city into
path. The Reveille advises the wheel
men to get together and decide on the
plan satisfactory 10 the greatest number,
and then let the city council know what
they want.
A bear cub INDUCING in the luxury OF
a nursing bottle n something OF novelty,
but the Sultan Journal tells OF such a
case. Nicholas Cannon was hunting In
the woods back of his farm, when his
dog reused a bear from its den. Can
mons second shot did the work, and then
he discovered that he had made two little
cubs, whose eyes were not yet open.
motherless. T.. j. Schlotman and Dan
Young have undertaken 90 raise the bear
babies after the most approved modern
methods.
Goidendale people have raised a good
sized purse TO purchase Monaghan pleas
ants for the purpose OF stocking the val
leys near that town. II Is unlawful to kill
this bird before October II, 1901 arm II the
people Of Goldendale and vicinity win
stand together in their efforts they will
have no trouble in their enterprise II
is not generally known. but there are
quite n number OF Monaghan pheasants
in White river valley. Fortunately for
the birds they are on farm, where they
are protected.
Cougar hunting is one Of the most popu-
lar sports In Washington at the present
time. There is Just enough spice in II TO
relieve the monotony usually experienced
In Staying Puget sound bear. and at
the same time the danger ia not enough
TO make an experienced hunter fear for
the consequences.
Halle Ham, who lives In the CoIville
country. killed one of these animals last
week which measured six feet and ten
inches from tip to tip. by this measure
ment Is meant. from tip Of the nose TO the
tip Of the tail.
Lou Clough. who lives about eight miles
from Seabeck and who IN acknowledged
kingpin OF all hunters in that section
recently ran UP against a cougar in the
Blue hills and put n bullet through its
head.
The Cathlamet Gazette saws In a recent
Issue that large deer was killed near the
FORK OF Eclipse creek by the Malone
brothers while timber cruising n few
weeks ago, The open season for deer
closed December u.s. suppose "a few
weeks must mean prior 70 that date
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II Is probable that the Seattle Athle,ie
Club VIII hold wrestling tournament IN
tue near future. the contestants In which
VIII be confined to club members only
Among those who have already expressed
a Willingness 10 enter the tournament are
otto Hink. the amateur reatherweight OF
she racine Northwest; DR.. Diggins, a
very clever featherweight who was for
long time member OF tho olvmnic
club OF San Francisco; sam w Humes
VINO lost 10 Otto Hink last year flor n
STUBBORN contest; Paul Richards. Charles
FISHER. Frank Bauseh. Max Hardman
Fred Holhrook and several others.
The $, a. c basket ball team will plav
the James Bay team at Victoria Februarv
~ There at least ten candidates willing
10 Try Tor positions on the team.
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ahe Columbia Athletic Club Is the name
adopted by the members OF club INST
organized In Portland or. From ali re-
poItA u promises 10 prosper. as II Is or
sanlzed on strong financial hasis u
promises TO give contestants fair treat-
ment irrespective OF where thew como
from. Thomas Gordon Ia the president
ana f. T. Bourgeois secretary.
The Y, NJ. c. A, basket hail team will
play the James Ray club in Victoria
March II, Wednesday evening the IA
coma Y NJ c. a. team win play the local
Y NJ G. A. team in this city.
J, c. Whittren. who was one Of TIar-
wards wcu-kuown athletes. and later
coach ~ the Seattle Athletic Clubs foot
bah team. = in the city. He Is one of the
/ lucky ones who went 70 Dawson Al
present he Is waiting 10 hear from Wash
inston, y. c., where he spent part or he
winter trying Go Set q concession from
she government FOR dredging AT Nome. A
thousand others We're after tho sarne
thins so u Is a lottery whether he sue
ceods
While IN the East he made a vain effort
[ 90 locate r. W Cobb. the weU-knovvn
I klondiker and football player cobb IS
I ere AZ Whitttcn's most Important Wit
/ uesses IN Dawson lawsuit Involving over
( SoH@ What has become 90 Cobb s. a
! mystery,' sai3 Whutren Not one az
] his friends, OF even relatives. whom I
( raet could give me any Information"
I Terry McGovern's next opponent Tor
! championship honors IN the feathrru-eieN,
I class wlll BE- Oscar Gardner They win
I nEht before the broadway Athletic Cluh
/ IN NeW York March twcuty.nine rounds.
/ look for McGovesn to score another
/ victory, AZ thb same time recognizing
I Gardnrr GO be a wogd man kid Bsoaf
I is anxious 70 meet AcGovern. and many
{ think ne Is 'hs only one who has a chance
Z with the whiriwina champion