Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-12-07
spORTiNG NOTES

weight champion or America
thorough beating in 16 rounds a
San Francisco Friday. NeiTs second!
stopped the battle to save their mar
needless punishment:
Truck A. Eagan, who led the Pacifi,
Coast league while a member of the
Tacoma team on his last year, turned
the trick again for the Pacific Coas
league last season. His average was
1903, while Melchoir, Cravath and Nc
Creole were the only others who hit
in the 300 class with the mighty
| Truck
Two, possibly three, weeks more
onto the baseball season of 1908 and
finish at home is the hope of Eddie
Quinn, manager of the Spokane In
dams.
On a field ankle deep in mud and
with cold, driving rain falling
throughout the whole game. Blair
Business college Saturday afternoon
won hard fought game from the
State Normal school at Cheney, S to 0.
The University of Washington has
retaliated with Washington State col
lege for the latters severance of ath.
letic relations of few years ago by
now announcing that 1t will never
again meet the w. s. c. team on a
football field. This was sprung on the
state college management while it's
team was in Seattle before the game
of Thursday afternoon,t and when the
two teams met on the gridiron there
was an additional feeling of resent.
ment, as we'll as the keen natural
rivalry that exists between the two
state institutions. The university OBJ
jected to w: 8. c. playing Cherry, Ra-
der and Hardy
Outweighed all the way from 20 to
80 pounds to the man, and outplayed
in every department of the game, VII
lamette was defeated Saturday after
noon by the Multnomah club, AZ to 0.
The bout between Kid Scaler, the
Spokane pugilist, and Jack Clifford Of
Butte. which had been scheduled for
last Friday. was called of because
Clifford had broken his arm in prac-
tice.
Wisconsin evened up for a bad sea-
son Saturday by playing the husky
Minnesota team to 7-to-17 tie.
st. Louis, Mo.-Lloyd Jevne of Chi
cago Saturday defeated Alfredo de
Orc of New York, SO to AZ, in the
twenty-eighth game of the national
three-cushion billiard championship
tournament. Jevne's high run was 6,
average SO; De Oro's high run S,
average .73
The Seattle high school football
team is planning trip into California
during the Christmas holidays to play
two or three of the California high
schools
YaIe-Harvard Game.
Yale superbly maintained her foot
ball supremacy by defeating Harvard,
her Oldest rival, in the stadium Satur-
day by score of IL to O. Without re-
sorting, except on occasions, to the So
called new plays, Tale scored a touch
down in each half on almost continu-
ous plunges through the line. Either
content with a safe lead or wearied
week ago, Yale made no effort, ap-
to roll up high score, yet
when in the very last minute of the
game the crimson players, by for
tunate on-side kick, carried the ball
to within striking distance of the Yale
goal, the sturdy line of Eli became
adamant and Harvard was prevented
ic e,sx, !,
a magnificent defense has been seen
on Soldiers field. Nearly 10000 per-
sons sat in the Indian summer sun
shine and saw the Harvard eleven
struggle In vain against the superior
prowess of. the Yale team. Ticket
spectators had no difficulty in dts
posing of seats at $50 to $25 each
persons in the stands were tie
Duchess of Marlborough, Alice Roose-
welt Longworth and her husband
Congressman Nicholas Longworth,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Corey
Andrew Carnegie celebrated the
SEVENTEEN anniversary of his birth
by playing golf at st. Andrews with
President Nicholas Murray Butler of
Columbia university.
Cincinnati, Ohio.-The 124-hour
walking match between Dan O'Leary
of this city and. Henry Schmehl of
Chicago ended Saturday night at IL
o'clock with OLeary the winner. The
final score was: OLeary, $50 miles;
Schmehl 1856.
OrouOx Aor{o,,lfuro1 oo1loUo If Cor.
Wallis, Ore, has the best claim of
any northwestern college to the cham
pionship this fall, with an unbeaten