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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
JEFF WILL TEAR
JACKS HEAD OFF
BIs IRIsHssS. WHEN ne - N
FORM. WILL MAKE JOHNSON
LOOK IikE NOVICE.


Whenever anybody tells me that
Jack johnson will paf u over Jeff,
when the California toilrffHakrr IL
IN form. n know him weli enough.
III tell him he's bugs and n don
HI simply tell him that ! think he's
mistaken.
johnson viii never get II in on
jeff not " b. lived to be 600 years
old. and kept IN his present form
forever All Jeff wants Il to ret back
nothing to that johnson talk
WHY Jeff will simply tear hts
head off Take it from me. / await
with a great deal Of Interest John.
sons meet with ketehei. and ! ran
not say that the black fellow viii
come ont AZ tie biggest end very
easily. ketehsi u some class as a
man, strong end able to take q few
good. hard waiiops and still keep
IN the milling
New. take Jack Ufirien That
man IL going to start some Of the
hide swelling on the black mans
face That's a elnGh-
OBfien hardly expects to win.
but one thing that's certain. John
son Will know he has been In a
fight when he q through with the
Iriahman pBfien after his Mill
with ketrhei said thai worthy could
send in = eiouf that hurt some had
Hence It II that when the two biz
fellows get together Johnson Will
have bis hands fulL
But land Jeff7 Nix Never.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

ALL HANDS TURN TO AT
BIG SMOKER TONIGHT
SOME CLASSY EVENTS BOOKED
ron TIE vARslTY now.
ING BENEFIT TONIGHT.

There a. hiSh links due Tor Tho
sporting element u Seattle when tho
smoker for the benefit NJ the uni
ysraiiy rowing bunch 10 on ~ the
Grand opera house tonight Henry
croft and Charley Holmes VIII fur
ninh tho attraction In The heavy
weight class, which BE- sure ~ 80
down ns aame inucy WailDpiuF
Both NJ those mon have Fopd mugs
10 be and fuod mlfts 10 nj them
With Edgar Prank NJ tho Nuiinns
mah club u Portland and NfesiiluF
champion ~ Tho Pacific coast at l2s
pounds. viii labor with KID Reese
un fha mat lot H0ffam stunt
Tho Washington Aihistir club Will
send agme u 81 hardest ciuuiluF
hlds N the show, which Indicates
tho feeling ~ good fellowship pre-
yailinE among the sport loving Hans
IN ihia hufF
= y HuFhes whose efforts In The
interest % tho varsity white ash
sieidcrs has been unsparing viii
preside tonight and vii rive me
crowd a "inoek- down 10 MAJ W.
n ingha, superintendent Of the F.
aiila Aihlriio club. who will direct
ihe nights events
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
NNENgE DOEvLEM EDITS 7fE SPORT PAGE
WILL NORTHWEST LEAel|
GO OUTLAW?

10 IN that sigHt ~ brs-.-.
tie lapH Hinsa into m
81 other leagues Iill. .fit|
3 man higher up -, 1tl
fHls 10 Tits deaf ~
From tie way Hsattls q.
taken 60 their hiagefs ss,s W, I
going 10 drop alien ~ ~. 4
for them f. be drafis4 y. =
aud it H1ad not aufpsls. .'.,s
the hiEasat Rlrk % sDft,s n
ha i eifelgs f4f MANY 49," =
I certainly would NJ, y.
With surprise II ne Parif.
vest League went 1lfIan q
fans get wise - The Isv
believe there are enough ~,
fans 70 mako tic fHinF ~ ,' ~,
THERE ia however. 4 faal,t.. -
Those on the inaife fhat -
Of that nature d likely "a 49,.
And if d does Tiers sffii
whole bunch u piafs,. y >
fifaiF Satisfied uith IN 49,
hive been going All over ~ y
who would fafk % ~
and tie League world bs fm,l
some fast material
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
WILL BE READY WHEN
THE TIME COMES

Tor Il I'm a litils soft a. yet and
unlgHs one N In fast trim. he " like
" 20 ruin himself by Nalloplng
around IN chilly weather After he.
Ing Into u hard Tor a time tho
danger II ieaseued materially
But n 10 always bad for q man
70 start In with cold, wet weather
am going 10 walt until Get down
10 California. and there hit har up
for dear life. I know Warrington
ID there with the swell baseball daYa
IN the summer. but u n too early
for me 10 tackle "
There arc an awful iot Of worried
masnatea back In me east this
spring. This IL duo to tho cold. wet
weather which has prevailed there
You see tho M0Ruln have some
pretty hlEh claHaod men who take
biz chances IN unfavofahie weather
and there are thousands Of khlds
mixed up there with which tho
weather man Il trlfling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
SPIRIT NO. z Is A
BEAUTIFUL
CRAFT
CAPT. JOHN BolLoNe. WELL
KNOWN MASTER. SAYS SIZE
LOOKS LIKE a WINNER.

Much speculation IL adrin now
over the prospects o. Ted DraryH
Spirit No q challenger for tho IN
tcfnailanai cup races which viii b.
sailed hero npxt July The Cana
dams y 10 understood. arc going 10
hays a hard 20 70 bcA, this now craft
u GeAry's
Captain John noliouT Of 10 James
A., whore a mndgi 81 the craft Il on
exhibition. rays hha has about the
prctiieat lines Of any racer Of har
class ho has seen. and believes sho
IL bound 10 do Tho trick this year
The Spirit No. ! will cost ts.s00
when completed This year shares
~ the little craft arc being sold 10
tho public After the race the Spirit
will bs sold A. suction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

from the standpoint Of fielding, !
have seldom seen better work than
that exhihltse By thn Seattle halt
team IN It, game with Aberdeen lAst
sunday afternoon. In my baseball
experience ! have seen few infields
do mere sensational work that the
Seattle team did in the game re-
ferrrd To
Raymands performances n short
were Remarkable. and I understand
thins with him.
Year first baneman. Meuee. ap-
pears % have all the gaalifieatie
Of a coming big Lacquer. ! doubt II
there Is Ia the leaKae any player
with twice the experience u Aeeiea
whose Judgment at all stages o. the
game j. better.
Akin. At third. has a wonderful
arm. and b. whips them over to first
with all the precision and speed Of
= hlg league player.
Pug Bennett. at second. has been
IN the game Ter 4 long time. and
know Il thoroughly I understand
the Seattle fans think a lot q Hen
nett. and they have fsas sou to. for
he 10 a splendid hall player.
Seattle i strung with Shea behind
the bat Tie Worked sell. al least
on sunday. and they tell M that
be l. always Just as ready.
Your eutfieid hasn't ruam for
nfurh Improvement. That big fsi.
low. Capron Niii. In ms Judgment,
make a strong bail player in a short
ttu.a I uat..V aana a fsafsr s.san u,
an osltfieid. and one he seems 10 b.
surer u getting the hall He has
somsthinE 10 learn yet, however, In
the matter q base running He az.
pears to not thoroughly understand
the game. But all Of this viii come
10 him He "a a valuable msn now,
and believe Will be one of your
stars before tho season closes.
Alike Lynch. your fast fielding
manager. II not only a good hail
player himself. but appears 10 be
able 70 get ali fhsre Is out u his
team Frisk. 10 the right field. hooks
good to me He nppsars to be reiIa-
BITE and steady.
Abauf your pitchers I cannot speak
intellixentIY. for the reason that l
havu seen but ans u them pitch
That was Alien. IN hast Sundays
game. and he got them over IN pret-
ty good shape
You seem 20 have. IN addition 70
the highest class q fielding 4 bunch
Of good hitfers had read that
Seattle fans we're fearful that their
team would 60 down before the
HouthpaNs. but that fesr srensx not
90 have ben veil founded II iusks
much 10 me as Though. IN the Sc
attic players all pitchers looked
alike.
You have got a splendid bali team.
and IN Mike Lynch you have got a
man who will produce the best there
Il In H. Il your infieid l. not broken
up the other teams IN the league
will have 10 60 sfs1s 10 beat you fe
the psnnant.
just word In closing am stuck
on that boz. Acfiee. and u McGraw
does not have him back In New
York next spring. III buy the sport i
Ing editor Of The Star a new hat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
rLssrus otenr TO M ,ni.n To
HAND ntsk Itsf 4 wEf mr.
oF sIsTtr skss.

suppose s. perfectly natural
for ali persons to nnnt a. mufh
freedom a. theJ can xst In all stages
~ iifE II r. the same with tho
baseball player lie likes TO have
his saY-sn atery uow and then. and
sometimes aaff loo much.
While u is my belief that certain
measures are necessary % regulate
the players On the Diamond. yst AZ
the same time my candid opinion
is. that the umpire u today has
entirely too mufh authority. aud
that a. a consequence u 10 EpinE
to b. the cause % some pretty BIZ
holes b. the pocket hooks o. the
players b. the time the season u
az an End
I aeerr uphold iawina matches
bat I DO believe that a player should
b. held xuiltisss who simply voices
hts apiuian upou a decision.
True u j. that this kickinn Will
not change the umpifes decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
m,Jon PACIFIC LEAauns Wit
WANT SEATTLE STARS wuEN
DoPE SINKS N.

When people ialk about tie Pa
rifif Northwest League bslng in tie
flsfas finrh fAaf whoever fired
That done got on HfaaH. a. speak
inE from tha Hdpaiut ~ look
ina out fpf No :. thsf sure sannsA
rot OF fight
70 h. fair. from what I have seen
hero. me NaffNWcHf bunch Hhnuld be
up in the 4 elaaf for tiiff are
hnndinx 0Ht TIE kind % ball aiiif b
maeta The ISSUE IN The matter n
attendance. pest statistics n this
year show that tie NOT thHfhefH nav
IL over The HuHihefHHfss
There Nlif BE- one awful howl when
thr Coast League fahH kfattie u bet
star mon seattle sill never toia
har stars. or thpse WHO are sHaH =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
Summer Excursions
East

Tickets on sale June Ind and srd.
July End aud srd. August iith. i2ih.
by the Oregon Railroad a Nayiga'
lion Co. Round trip rates to
Omaha and Kansas City, $1,000. ST
Louis. $3.50. Chicago, tT2.bo; New
York. ti0s 50. Return limit ocio'
Der 3ist Other rates and par
,lculars at Union Ticket Office
COS First av. +. Z. Ellis. general
agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
sctMrrsH wirLDEns ,uE rHFnr
WITH THE si.AfrTiCk LINE
OLD VETERANS.

Just a few days ago someone
asked me what theunht 81 the hat
ting ability Of the Seattle team. I
think they're a bunch Of classy wal
iopcrs all right. but they labor under
q great handicap and one which viii
exist IN any team that ever has
stepped or viii step into a diamond.
That handicap les IN the short
fence To my nina. there would be
q great deal more hitting By the
seattle bunch and other teams ~
near
Whenever a player faeia within
himself that be can easily put 1ha
over the partition. II 10 the mnht
natural desire ~ the world 10 at.
tempt H. And generally. instead u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

. MIKE pohLlN's RECORD.
f8g7-Bfoke into the game :
> with THE Eehosa Of Los An
gsiss.
a fsgs9e-Jolned the Santa
cruE team In the California
= league as q pitcher.
a isg9-ln June Iolnsd the 81.
q Louis club as pitcher, :
pitched three games, played :
three games 1t short stop. 20
. gamss AT first base. and the :
. rest o. the time in the outfietd
isoi-Joinso the Baltimore
club during the base bali war
. from which spfana the Amer.
can league.
fg02-Wsnt 70 Cincinnati .
. and played there during the /,
. season Of 1909 and 1903.
fgoi-sold to New YORK and
. Played there until 1907.
1907 - Played with Gala .
. hams ssuii.pfes in Chicago.
faos-Helrttaied and cap :
4 tanned New York Giants.
tp0a-roufing United States :
and Europe In vaudeville Tor :
. phsVni circuit.
ponlin never ba,ied under :
. .sfz in his life. and then only :
. during a season when he SUI. >
: tered ! broken leg while play .
. ira with New York in 1905. :
Was leading the league with :
. .364 when he met with his :
. seeidsnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

those grounds No matter who takoH
this settles, SPOKANE fans have 90
take their hats Of to that bunch Of
rutka from sHatile No such base
bail a. they put up has bean vii,
Messed Al itecrsatian park IN The
past i've years, alnoe the park was
built.
II was heart breaking duel b.
tween 0fesg and little Rock" Al
len. and both Of them gave a neiu-
tifal exhibition Of nerve and fine
pitching
bobby james broke up tho same
with LONG drive 10 right center, far
out u teafh u Mika Lynch who
started after the ball. then stopped.
seeing that he could never reach a.
The afGfsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

There Is a YOUNG fell8N frnia Sc
attic whom met IN Spokane bf the
name Of pode Bfiuker. I uielef.
stand he ia well known In thia tity
There h a man who. n w. thkes
care u himself, ought to bu cgsnef.
! am told he IL one u this r. lows
who started out By working In klth
the bunch, and that his first Efforts
did not bring the best Of Ailis
That he IL In the game today land
doing we'll speaks the hest Tor him
The man Who will not be diseour.
aged hy eariy defeats usually makes
a name for himself n his wing holds
out Doda that's what they call
him pitched a fine game recently
In Spokane fio does not forget that
he has a head on bis shoulders. and
bears every Indication Of knowing
how 70 Use IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
com WEATHER nan ron PLAY
EHs no Work IN WHEN NOr
~ THE BEsI OT row.

Somebody asked me tha other lay
n I entertained any fear about Eet
ting back into the game after being
out 20 long I can safely say that
reallg out u H. Wheneeor I strike
place where the weather u warm
I always get In a few hours every
day milling u with the gang during
the morning hours Of practice
viii always be ready n the time
comes for me 10 again don Uni j.
form.
While IN Seattle. ! have not been
able 10 do wuch The weather has
been bad u late. and II would be
too great n chance FOR me In work q
ing when there u really no necessity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

have nntIced nns INNS about the
players IN ths Northwest ieaEue
They are all loyal % their respective
towns This Seattle team seems
more especially - AT q the play.
efs seein 70 take the fight upaa their
oRn shoulders There il bound to
be good playing when this u the at
tiipde 81 the inen behind the slap
stick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
Bose Boil
sC0HgrH

HE taps from
sIakaha tell
that the In.
dlhuH tsk
one from the
TURKS fnatsf
day Incident
ally il l. usn
ffensd that
the Eafsa was
the greatest
ever zen Ail
those grounds.
II stmpty
gses 70 show
there f. a
fighting spirit
In the Seattle
team ehicii
viii 80 ths
Halt phen
hard Hfrssei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

Summary Thfsashasa hit James.
Tan.tass Biz Altman. Weed Nnas
rifles tif fflah Stolen bases
ia Hiand. ilfhrh. p1uble piafH-
James % Weed 20 runHora Ray.
maha 70 MAGE ftrufk DOT llY
of Dress. d wild piteh=4rfEr. ..
llif - piiiHef AaiiaAtiH. Bennett.
Ffiah b GfH8s ilsft ON hafna Ts
Seattle. y Spokane q Time Two
heufa and fifteen miHuira Umpire
Pray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

PORTLAND. MAJ Portland
wen cat here in fesisftsy'u same
Wild sad allowed bunehef hiis Sea /.
ton fuf PORTLAND vac effatir and
as replaced ~ Tinhaure lh Tho
seventh who bad tho Tisrra hUip-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

Bobby jamss BY a Ions drive 10
right yesterday. put the finishing
that It went % fast Mike Lynch
gave up trying Whenever Mike
gives Up the chase. theirs is some
tall travelling on tho part q what
eeer he's after Nike IL and u the
fastest fieldera I have seen In the
Northwest Must have been hard
ueiiap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

Danny Shea brought capr9n In for
one u aeattias runs BY HaAflns #
out 10 fiEhi Danny Is a fine back
stop have heard that Danny IL
not always fhera with the hinfees,
but that he is gradually coming
along A slow progress generally
hfinE fine results before the SEASON
ends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

II does mo good 10 see Tealey Ray
mond coming along. feaiey and
were diamond mates down In Call.
fofnia years ago Its inside II that
little chunk d humanity. and fdli
sure u would come out sooner or
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
He SAYS LYNCH HAS HORDE AS FAST
AS ANY MINOR LEAGUE IN THE STATES
IARRUPERS STRIDE
WOULD MAKE THEM
HUSTLE.
-=-
Infieid and 0utfield Fast,
and Show Little Room
for Repair.

TIL iWt
Of being con
ktlieTud a inl
lieF | want
to 50 On rec
ord with The
Htaten u {
that / hniitVf
the seattle
baseball team
10 be a. fast
a. or faster
than any mi
nor lea g U e
team IN the
United States
1 viii sc
attii further
and say that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

would iika to have seen that
game yesterday, for from what came
over the wire Il must have bean
mnst spectacular exhibition. Il at
ways docs me good 80 Witness a
hard fought game, both Dit hers
holding their nerve and sticking
rrimly 10 tho end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

roaring mob
NJ aienfui fans
tho In alan r
won their inst
game ~ th0
series from
Seattle yrnirr
day By h htOfe
u q 60
Eleven In
ninHa u took
Go drfl ur the
battle Nhiuil
goes down af
the most spec
taeulhf game
ever aoen ail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

~ Philadelphia ~ "a u.
Philadelphia .ssssst.ssstA
ftttHhurH s-tsfttstssssl
Batteries -Morcn and Doom, Lie.
field and Gibson. umplrea -O'pay
and EnHllo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

AuEHHFES. Nay ia.AThc niagh
cats found Paddock AZ The riHhi
fiHT here yesterday and won out b.
: arafs af } 80 T. iiaEHsd plafing
on the part Of the locals ave Van
ruassf ihslf two taiiiaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13
darkness una Armbrusier


Batteries Willis and Berry, Nell
son, bridges and Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-13

batteries Puaacch and aaGdsua
refnaii and uiifisn.
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.Ss.ss. : = i' ifssfs&s$l-i
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-19
OWNERSARRAHGE
WIDE RANGE
Of WORK
Plan 10 Spend Large Sum on
Empire Stale and SunnyS.de
Gold and Copper Mines

II .rumor among mining men Of this
section counts for anything in the
neighborhood Of a quarter Of a million
dollars will be expended during 1910
upon the Empire State, sauay sIde
Geld and Copper Mining company and
neighboring properties.
The first Of these to start develop
rent will be the Empire State, f. is
reported. This company will begin
work certainly by the first OF January
and perhaps before that time. Pres
ident King OF the company, plans TO
leave his home at Utica, \. Y. the eve
mag OF January %. which will put him
in Bisbee about Ave days later. He
will come fortified with sufficient
funds to assure prosecution Of work.
In their main tunnel a large body Of
low grade milling Gre was opened up
some time ago. The plans Of the com
pany are understood to include The
establishment OF concentrating
plant upon the property within the next
few months.
TIE Sunnyside properly. which is
being financed from the east, is ex-
pected to start up about February I.
The workings are superficial as yet,
but persons who have visited the group
state that in shallow holes ore carry
ing good values has been uncovered.
Machinery has been ordered for this
purpose, Including a boiler and com
pressor. tulneling being the plain OF
operation to BE followed
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-19

WASHINGTON Dec. IS. The
new. commissioner Of pensions. James
/. Deveuport. is not g0iuG 70 "OsleT-
izg" The department He SAID So
toG-y. He Il going to give every
man in the employ Of the GeDart-
mcrt g chanc 30 make COCA ana
then choose his staff frOn The most
caragIa men and women. There is
q nan II the department U,ei- -
years Of age ana Nj. aEeuDOrE
saws re Is one 0f the most valuable
men in Tie government service.
The new commissioner Ha5 seen
the heads Of the department come
and 20 for years. lie mas grown 'gD
in the pension service and now that
he has reached MS life goal De +
setting about the WORK Of rsoTgaa'
ling the GGpa rment according 70
his OWL ideas At the present TING
there are about the work OF reUr-
gan zing tne department according
to his OEn ideas At The present
time there are about. 1900 clerks II
the bureau. 400 Of whom are women.
When they filed past the new corr
missioner the other morning 70 con
graduate him he was able to aal
almost all Of them Dy naT= ar
Davenport was horn IN Hins1a'-, y
H. in 1St5. lie received his early
education IN the district sehoo:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-19
.AzTEC DECLARES
He IS GENTLEMAN
ASSERTS HE WAS NOT SHOWN
TREATMENT sEcoMNe a DE-
scENoENT OF NATIVE Man

DOUGLAS. Dec Is Special -
There was but one case In the 10
cal courts this morning. This was
Mexican who informed Interpreter Igo
that his name was Andres Barra, TO
day. yesterday and tomorrow That
he had never changeS his name ana
did not intend 10 DO SO. Re declared
hat he did not resist arrest until ne
had been slapped by the arresnns
officer and would nos have resisted
II he had been asked 70 20 r. ait
as a gentleman. The accusation Is
drunk and disocdeglg for Barre is
charEed with raising a dlsrgrdanc a.
the Bee Hive Jusl what i3Lguage
he expected b have his arrest polite
y framed In is uncertain. Possibly
he wished 70 so 10 the ja.l ia an auto
mobile instead Of walking
The officer wac crfcsta@ segraa
has sbleaCid record ana Ger
tain from his long EacCTG &C past ,pgl-
fornauces. that Re used no more force
than was absolutely necessary 20 take
his man to Jail lie states TIA, ar-a5
face was cut and blee1iug when ne
arrested him = hearing this after
noon win undoubtedly bear guL the
statements Of the OFFICER and disprore
the story OF Barras. who is one of the
most ar ogant and disagEeeable Mex
leans in manner who has ever been
before the Local court.
The negro who was accused OF
stealing q box of cigars from the Mer.
chants bar was given his hearing
] YESTERDAY afternoon and was dis.
charged from custody.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-19
SATURDAY MATCH
FAILS TO PULL OFF,
SHELTER CITY ECWLE7S Amt
THAT THERE ARE sUCCES-
TIoNs OF C4iL5LalNs ~ =rs-
ZEE

DOUGLAS. Dec. ISIS Special. .--
| The bowling match which VS.
scheduled for tomorrow night @efE zen
Douglas and Bisbee on the Douglas
alleys has been declared or.
though Il was. thought thar the oe-a
was arranged AT the suggestion o..
Bisbee, the bowleTs Of the la-E@- c5-E
disciaim knowledge. AbuUt DCL-I4s
there are whispers Of .Chiihlains
but Of course that IS uDEiud, On the
other hand the reply ron Sec@s-arT
Wan was d polite as coplc Ue- 2sst-
ed. While OF course We regret IT,.
he match is Off the cap is here asld
Douglas as custodian Of the cup awasls
o challenge from BjsDe5 and Wiz -
ready 10 bowl their team N gly r5rls
High scores continue on the ls-1i
alleys. There was practice eEz-1
last night in preparation ioT ire
match which vas postponed r-sis
morning. Mcdonald rolled 2J3, .ns
second highest score ever TOllel On
the local alleys and the highest %
the present season. He averaged
l1GS in ali his games Of the GighE. DO
mauich averaged 49, aDC L1h-1aI
40, so TOR the feelings OF Blsgaa ID
/ is better TO modestIy draw The C1--
tain upon what might have besl.
A letter has been written 20 -
PasO for a telegraph match. n" =s-
suit O. each game 20 ~ LelesEaigcd
from each end TO the other and
team JOtalling the highest I1g loz+e
games TO be the winner. If this elai-
lenge IS accepted the match viii Sc
roiIed either on Tuesday. WeSDss5l y
or Thursday of next week.
roll OF honor board has been
put up in the 7. Il. c. = Buf,5ir.s
on which are the names Of rveaty-f5ga
b0wlers IN this aTrauE eEeur any
bowler may challenge the man
above aim IN the lis and IF re aIga
suppIants him Two weeks Zs-
elapse between match and rg
challenge. but the winner nay IN IN
challenge the man next higher