Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-07-06
SPORTING NOTES.


ago, with a clean knockout blow admin
istered in the fifth round.
The Seattle high school baseball
team is now in Pennsylvania, and is
still winning games.
Arrangements are being made for
boxing exhibition between Maurice
Thompson of Butte, Mont, and Perry
Queenan of Wallace, at Burke.
Walter Johnson, the famous boy
pitcher of the Weiser baseball team
of the Idaho State league, has signed
with the American league club of
Washington, d. c., and will leave for
that place July Is. Johnson's record
as a pitcher is without a parallel in
baseball history. He has pitched rs
innings without a run being scored
against him and has struck out 166
men in SO innings. The Weiser team
has played seven straight shutout
games and have made SO runs while
their opponents have made but 5,
phenomenal record.
Harvard was victorius against Yale
in the final contest for university base
ball honors at the Polo grounds Satur-
day. The crimson beat the blue by a
score of Z to 2. The game was played
in a rainstorm.
Miss May Sutton of California in the
'all-England lawn tennis championship
games at Wimbledon Saturday beat
Miss Morton, 20.
At Milwaukee, Wis, Packy McFar-
land, the Chicago lightweight, defeated
Charles Neary of Milwaukee in a 10
round bout
The spite" fight, Jimmy Britt YER
sus Battling Nelson, will not be held
on the night of July a soriginally
planned to kill the Burns-Squires card
of July 4. The promoters of the for
mer bout have decided that vengeance
on the head of James Coffroth might
be more expensive than they can af-
ford for the present. The fight will
now be held July 81.
In the all-England tennis champion
ship games at Wimbledon Norman E.
Brookes, Australian, beat Karl Behr,
American, by 80, after the most ex-
citing match of the championship Sc
ries. The scores were GA, 2-6, So, 81.
Miss Sutton of California beat Miss
Lowther, GA, GA.
Jack brennan has been signed again
by Manager Shredder of the Tacoma
team.
Harvard won the freshman eight by
one and half lengths and Yale the
varsity four-oared race by about 10
lengths on the morning tide on the
Thames river, and the result confirmed
predictions Coming with the great
victory of a Yale varsity eight the day
before, the win of the four was
source of qualification to Yale men and
an evidence of the efficiency of Coach
Kennedy's training. 1t was an easy
race for the blue to win, while the
freshmen race was a hard one for
\ ale to lose and CORRESPONDENCE a tri-
umph for the Cambridge youngsters.
Seattle has traded Sits, shprtstop,
for Bruyette, shortstop on the Butte
team. He will report on Sunday.
The greatest running race meeting
ever held in Spokane is predicted for
the two weeks program offered at the
Interstate fair by Ed Getchell, one of
the most prominent figures in Cali
fornia racing and a veteran trainer of
more than a score of years on the
coast.
S. F. Edge, the London automobilist,
who Friday started to drive a 60-horse
Ipower car around the new Brookland
cement motor track at an average
speed of so miles an hour for "a hours,
completed it at O'Clock Saturday
beating all endurance records. He
covered 1000 miles in IA hours "a min
utes and Is seconds. At the 18th hour
he had completed 1908 miles, or 612
miles better than the record. At the
| end of "a hours his total distance COW
cred was 1851 miles 131 yards. Edge
broke the motor record. He not only
carried out his declared intention of
driving an average of so miles an hour
for "a hours, but he added another six
miles an hour to it. At times Edge
reached 72 miles an hour. He was in
splendid condition when he finished.
Pitcher Klinkhammer, who was re-
leased by Spokane a week ago, has
signed with Nampa, Idaho.