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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Football
RACING CUFF
ON GEO. ROSE

"fiow do you do. sif7" Eyes,
cir" Thank you" Very well.
alri"
To the race track follower Il f.
hardly necessary 70 state that II
8aa tho boOkmaker and race track
magnate. Geo. Rose. that elaculat-
ed thus.
Beyond doubt Mr. Rose Is with
out peer a. "apreader OF the
aaigs" and 10 say the least. no mat
ter IN you are eoek=aure that he
does not mean a word 0f what he
is saying 10 you. person always
parts company with the genial
knight ~ the chalk feeling on good
terms with himself and. bis fellow
man.
Roses trip 10 the Pacific coast
nj this season Of the year, and his
subsequent hurried return 20 New
York. is purely a matter Of business
which. by the way. Mr.. Rose keeps
closely confined 10 himself Rose
ia tho big gun Of the Ascot Park
Racing association. and 10 IL sur
missed that his visit 10 these parts
is to confer with other stockholders
Of the Southern California racing
plant before engaging a corps ~ Of
fielala for the coming season, which
opens AZ Los Angeles on Thanks
giving day.
4 great many yarns % the turf
are sprung NJ Geo. Roses expense
and one in particular that arises
up in my mind AZ present involves
well known sporting writer that
Is now In San Franclsco. and II
viii easily stand repeating.
This particular sporting writer
vas just breaking into the racing
game. 80 the story Eoea. and nntur-
ally he fell easy prey 10 Roses
suave manner and had n habit Of
using his (ROse'sl name for the sub
teei Of the lead of his racing story
alm0s daily. During the lnll OF the
racing season Rose decided 10 Jay
off for a short vacation and In his
absence our friend. the scribe. mix
ed up with the racing bunch gem
orally. and In their yernaeular. Geo.
Rose. as well as other booknak
ers. was referred to as an under
taker."
In due time Mr.. Rose returned
after "A much needed rest and our
friend. the scribe. thinking be was
making an especially strong hit
headed HIS story the next day some
thing as follows:
Everybody was joYed 20 welcome
back the genial undertaken. Rose.
That oar friend. the scribe. crack
ed his plate with Rose goes with
out saying
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Butte 10 Have New
Race Track

BUTTE. Mont. Nov. THE
Butte Driving club viii have a half
mile track next year for matinee
races. That much was definitely
determined AZ the first annual ban
quet Of the club held a short time
ago. w. A. Clark. Jr.. president OF
the organization and the son
Of United States Senator Clark.
headed the subscription list with
the generous sum of s.0o0 Other
amounts were Immediately pledged
and the total reached sa.025 at a
bound. II Is believed taht over si0.-
coo will be raised after all the mem
hers of the club have been seen The
club will sndeayor to lease a suit
able piece Of land. but. II unable to
do 30, will buy ground. The move
will result In the formation Of a
state racing circuit and VIII be
warmly welcomed by horsemen
throughout the northwest. Mr..
Clark is an enthusiastic promoter
nf light harness racing and is the
owner OF fine string Of animals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Match Games
Decided On

The Seattle bowiers have decided
on tho following preliminary match
games.
Monarch aiieyR-Nov. 1. o'Don-
nell W. Jenkina. Nov ;. Shelter v.
Kline. Nov. 6. Kelsey W. Hughes.
Nov. 6. Brunns "a shuman. Nov
Il. Keller Va Hughes. Nov. Is.
Stuyail Va ahnman. Nor. 20. Vogel
". Warren. Nov. =. Keller va Sto-
vail.
Arcade Riieya-sSox. 1. Keller va
Kelsey. Nov. J. shaman vs.. War
ron. Nov. 6. O'Donnsll Va Shelter.
Nov. 4. jenkins ya. Kline: Nov. rs.
vogsi Va Shelter. Nov. rs. firunne
vs. Warren. Nov. 20. Kelsey vs..
o'Donnell; Nov. -. Kline va
nFunne.
Bismarck alleys Nov. 1. vogel
Va Hughes: Nov. Z. Rrunne va sto-
vail. Nov. 6. Keller Va Vogri. Nov
!. StosalI va. Warren. Nov. 10. KEEL
sey W. jenkins. Nov. IS. o'Donneil
~. Kline; Nov. 20. Hughes Va.
Shelter. Nov. y. jenkins VI. shu-
man.
Tho regular schedule which has
not yet bsen arranged. viii con-
msnce about December 4. Players
are requested To find out undsr
what captains they are 90 play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Uses Different Sizes
OF Tires

Some interesting data was Sc
cured by a rnotoFist who used tires
Of different sizes with a view of
noting the difference IN speed. lie
used n two cylinder car and claims
great gain and comfort with tires
Of larger size. When he first start
ed with his car II was equipped
with two.inch solid tires, and the
average speed he was abls 90 attain
varied from = to IL miles per hour.
Increasing the size Of his solids 70
two and n half inches he Eot up 10
IS miles. With four-inch pneumRtfos
he was able 20 strike n gait OF 90
miles, and increasing these by an
Inch on the back wheels gave him
- miles an hour. lie claims that
all this was with the same car and
the same engine. the only differ
ence being in the size Of the eprock-
cts employed This furnishes an
eloquent argument for the large
size tires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
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Horses OF Old Were
Best

BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. lone
Of tho oldest. most competent, hon
est aud thorough trainers OF race
horses in this or any other country
Ia and has been here Ia San
Francisco under a doctors care
for the last two or three years. II
II none other than Al. Stemlcr and
his name at one time was on the
tongues OF every follower OF the
turf. especially In California during
the days Of the old Bay District
track aud. figaratlyciy speaking.
when rAcing was In Its infancy In
the far West.
II waa sternier who developed.
trained aud campaigned success
fully such crack performers ~ Joe
Howell. Suntma. Fleur de Lis.
LoxedAi. Diyina aud 4 score Of
other consistent performers.
II was almost = foregene conclu-
sion that tbs betting public when
Alb. sent a horse tn the post that
II was ~ aud ready TO make a
ereditable showing. There were no
lasts one day and fIrsts another
with the Stsmicr horses and a. soon
az one developed any signs OF rag
gtahn~os Il wa "curtaina@ with Il.
In my opinion" said Mr.. Stem
Ter. "a thoronEhhred.s days OF Use
fitness extended ovx a longer pc.
Rod In the oidan times than they
do in these days Of rush and hustle
Take. for instance. that old monu-
rnent OF consistency. Joe Howell
by Bonnie Scotland. out OF Eva
Sheppard Al the age OF II years
Joa hung up the record for three
quarter beats. The old horse with
Geo. Houaen. famous the world
over as the jockey that piiotcd Moi
lie Mccarty In all of her races.
stepped Off thnce-quariers of a mile
IN i:i4h and repeated twice In the
same time think tina, record
stands 20 this very day"
Just think. you followers Of the
turf OF today. what a sensation II
would create IL some old slayer of
long ago should be reIuvenated At
the age OF II years and win 10 cut
OF IL starts In a season. This Is
precisely what stemler did with
Joe Howell.
In speaking of Lunima. which By
the way. II the dam of waterlight.
Ab. viii tell you with n sigh that
no one knew how fast that mare
could really run. AZ a matter Of
fact. abe should run fast. being by
Martenhurst out Of the peerless
vandaiight
Stemler. on account OF his health.
turns down more good offers to
train for big stables yearly than
comes 20 the ordinary man ia a
lifetime IL was only last year that
the keenes fairly begged Alb. TO ae-
cept the position as head trainer
for Bayron weinburg OF Germany.
a position that Geo. Walker accept
ed and made fortune out OF
The richest and most influential
racing firm IN California recently
offered Mr.. Stemler full control OF
a cholcely bred string OF young
STEERS. This offer Stemler told me
he declined simply because he was
not in the best OF health and would
not under any circumstances take
charge Of a stable unless he was
confident OF doing Justice 60 mis-
employer as we'll as to himself aud
the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Young Corbstt
Losing Out

The gong has sounded Tor YounR
eorbstt. Ills bout with Erns DEM
0ustratsd that Father Time has put
a cFimp In his pngiiisfle aspirations.
and that Il ia time fer him 10 back
cut of the iitnetIKht cnrb~st h. one
more Illustration a. the fact that
nugiiist cant hotd high carnival
with wire. xomen and gong. and
then reform BY cutting out rne ssns-
Ing part aud work his way"bafE TO
HE Former physical condition b. a
months training. About fhe kaly
thing IN sight for coFbett Sue
cession OF defeats by secohd-ratern
until he finally drops entiresy opt OF
sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

Prof. De Forest does not ask
questions and then guess al what
you want 20 know but be reads
your whole life without ons mis-
take SO II others have tried and
failed. DO not Jet Il make you
a skeptic. Call and be eonvinc-
ed by the greatest living clair
voyant In the world. X mat
ters not how skepticai you may
be after you call and test his
merit you viii confess that there
II more TO IL than ordinarily
supposed.
Prof. De Forest cures all dis
eaaes without medicine or surg
cry and Is willing 10 give free
trial treatment free OF charge
from . 10 4 every ?. VI.
There are no mistakes in the
predictions made By the great
and wonderful Psychic. You may
wish TO know II IL IL advisable
TO make a change In business, in
love. In marriage Shall ! sue
coed In my new undertaking.
Can obtain my hope. my wishes.
my ambitiona7 Shall | ever enjoy
the Injuries OF wealth. Can I
trust my friende7 Have I enc
miesf When shall ] marry; How
often shall I marry7 Shall 1
eFer be divorced! Does another
share the love that righ,fully
belongs 10 met II 30 whom,
Am loved in return7 Is there
q rival In my lovsf When shall
my love affairs terminate In
marriage7 When shall my do
mestio troubles end7 How can
I make my life and home happy,
When shall my absent friends
retnrn7 Why do ! no; receive
q ietterf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Hoppe to Meet
vignaux

Willie Hopes failure 10 draw
Geo. SloSson into a billiard match
may secure him a go with Champion
Yignaux. the Frenchman. A Paris
billiard firm has opened negotia-
lions with Hoppe to cross the ocean
20 meet Yignaux. and Il is likely
that "the boy wonder will ACCEPT.
slosson still insists that Il would
not pay him financially 90 meet
Hoppe except In an International
tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
HALL Couldn't
Save the Game

BAN FRANCISCO. Nov i.--Scat-
tie lost Tuesdays game because Of
Captain Russ Tails failure 90 ar
rive M the right moment with q
hard hit aud bring in the men rest
Ing upon bases. but Captain Russ
was not equal to the emergency
both Duklnnd'h runs were brought
Ia IN the second inning on "a bunch
of hits by DeYerehuk. Byrnea and
Graham. Seattle succeeded in ncar-
Ing one run iu the ninth inning. but
Russ Hail could do nothing but hit
out pop n.y. retiring the side with
two men on bases, Score. Seattle
/. Oakland 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Terry e cling Strong

Terry McGovern. whose return 10
form surprised the doctors who dag
nosed bis ease a. hopeless. Attrib-
utee his present condition 20 the
outdoor exercise he took last sum
mer. Terry played base ball near
ly every day. and he believes his re-
turn 10 phyaleal power is due TO
that fact. lie says he never felt
stronger. and his recent meeting
with Tommy Murphy would inai-
cate that he stiil retains his old time
eleverness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
TRACK MEET
SATURDAY

The intsrciana track inset 90 be
held Saturday afternoon on the uni
vefai,y campus between she aopho-
mufea and freshmen viii give the
latter chance to get revenge on
the nophs for winning the cann-rush.
eompn risons go to show that the
first year men will probably get r..
for already dozen aspirantH have
entered and more are IN sight while
only "a half dozen point winners
among the SECOND year men are
available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Seattle Leads
Bowling League

The bowling team of Vancouver.
II. c. went down 20 defeat before
the Arrades In the International
telegraphlc league Tuesday night.
This victory places the Seattle
team in the lead of the league. The
AreAdes win the first game by 20
pins. the second by 3 pins and the
third by pin. Vancouver did not
bowl the last game. Kline had the
high score OF 227 and the high ay-
craze Of 1917.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Make YesIeF
Property a
Football Field

Plans are under way T. make the
YeHier estate property. corner ~
James and Third q foatbal field 10
be used by the Seattle Athletic
club for both practice and regular
games Electric iiRhta viii be
strung over the grounds 10 enable
The players 20 see the ban after
dark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
RACING

Tomorrow the horses 80 from
Jamaica To AeQueduct az New York,
then after two weeks meet. they
30 ON 10 nennlnEa. near Washlng
ton. d. { So. look Tor some lnnE
shots on get away week.
Beginning on Monday next No
vember 9. most OF the horses now at
l.atouia track viii migrate 70 the
celebrated Cumberland Park track
az Nashville. Tenn. where ten
days meet 0ill be held Prom there
they go % New Orleans. where both
the City Park track and the Fair
Grounds track vii open. and tho OPP
position viii make things lively for
the racing fans. as both associations
have plenty Of money back Of them
and viii no doubt "hunehs the
purses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
ouFFEY RETIRgs

Arthur Duffey. the speedy sprint.
81. who holds the remarkable record
81 AS seconds for 100 yards Dash.
announces that he VIII never run
again. II the Georgetown man il
firm In his Intention TO quit athlet-
les for NIL time. then tho public has
seen the last Of the foremost Amer
lean sprinter and for n long period
Of Time the flesteat man la ali the
world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Boxing

Berthe. Wisconsin. right guard L.
rum. Wisconsin. eenleH. Remp. via.
eOnaln. loft guard. not selected. M,
tackle not selected. left end. Brush
Minnesota; quarter. F8gg. Vision.
sin. night halfbaek. Heat0A, Mlehl.
gan. LEFT hHlfbaek. Findlay. wilson.
sin. fuilback. YauderboDm, Wlseou.
ain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
All Star Western
Football Team

Plans are maturing TO take an all
star western foot ball team east
this fall 20 play with teams repre-
senting the athletic clubs OF Gin
cinnati. Philadelphia. Boston aud
New York. The lineup of the pro.
posed team Is as follows: Right
end, Bush. Wisconsin; right tackle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Bowling

AIRS. Wray, bowling on the Mon
arch alleys. Tuesday. made the high
average OF Ia IN four games
Saturday evening telegraph
match between Anacortss and the
Monarch team viii be bowled on the
Monarch alleys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
SAYS sATsHwsos IS BEST

Jack Sheridan. who has been en-
umpire 20 ysarH. pays hts tribute 20
MAfh~wnon. lie IL the greatest
pitcher the diamond has ever
Known I have seen them all and
he hes them beaten. Ciarkron.
Runia. waddeii. BALDWIN. CheNhfo
aud many others we're wonders, and
chesbro W. eth. but non. of them
can be compared to the form
MathswHon showed IN the worlds
championship series"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
GLOOM AT HARVARD

There IL an air Of gloom barking
over the Harvard camp since the
game with West Point No dlsRuls-
inR the fact. Harvard did not play
high class football While there Is
plenty % beef ~ Harvard, thex IL
little motion. the backs are kfon
slow, the formations come together
with numbering Hlownsss. gnd the
wpeful lack Of aEEreasivsnr@f In
adding years TO Coach Bin Rr4dH
age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

NEW YORK. Nov. t.--Although n
II the hardest thing IN the world to
Determine how much the well
known turf plungers have wen or
lost. the following table II consid-
cred 60 be \ pretty correct estimate
Of the winnings and LOSSES Of the
most prominent piungsrs on the
Metropolitan tracks this season.
WINNERS.
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Charlie Mitchell
Still on Earth

Charlie Mitchell made the state
mcnt the other day that he was the
first man TO ever knock John /.
Sullivan down. Mitchell IL a. years
old. and quit the ring 10 years ago.
when Corbett took HIS measure. n
seems longer ago than 10 years when
Charlie Mitchell was on earth.
doesn't IT.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At BAN fItANefBcO-seattie !.
Oakland 2.
At SAN FRAScfaCO-Tacoma
{. san Francisco =
At LOS ANGELEs-Los Angeles
Z. Portland !.
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II seems that alleged offer OF
$4,000 BY a pstrolter named Rn-
delphi for the Toledo franchise IN
thu American Association Was a
joke perpetrated upon a simple
minded young man who II nuts
on baseball A. matter Of fact.
the Toledo franchise In = most
valuable property.
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SHORT Arm JOLTS

Michael J. Donlln may open a sa-
loon ON broadway, In New York.
His friends are telling him that
with his Immense popularity he
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EATS THEM ALIVE

DE Croft who occasionally plays
the outfield for the 81. Louis Ma
uonal League team. II Sly humor-
lst. Here's a pleasant bit that's GO
Ing the rounds about his cute an
ucsi lie Keeps the fans IN the
bleachsrs IN good humor. Every
time n fly comea HIS way he turns
TO the crowd and says. Here comes
n ham sandwich. Watch me eat IL
up"