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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
SAYS THAT COMPETITION ~ so
ffEnCE THAT GOOD PLAYERS
CAN'T mas SIGNED.

los ANGEI. rs Narca 10 --rreai.
dent Cal Ewing today Declared that
the Pacific Coast league would iein
the ranks 81 tire outlaws Ewing IL
disEfuntisd ~ are All the uss anatea
failure of Bar Johnson and Harry
ersfnet the California State tsaxus
league barbors several major League
ineiisihies gives u an advantage
detrimental 20 tha Coast league.
EwirN says
''sv hen ws were onfiawm cur ciaaa
~ ball was much higher fhAn u IL
al she prnasnt time Ont here with
eur location We have nefhluH 70 fear
from tbs big fellows aud n@thlBa 30
gala - remaining IL organ itcd
baseball Every year thefe are dis
Rfuutisd players In the big leagues
and we would gef thems gtviug our
patrons some u ths haNt attractions
IN the land Instead. We neN are
AZ dlradfansaNe. compelling with
the league Ia tha east Tor players
We are sort ~ isolated and cannot
reach the players We want - quick
W sa They can.
Soothing argues for outlaw ball
anv better than the successes the Cali.
f1rnia State league % enjoying AZ
the present time. They have attfa0 .
lions 10 offer their patrons. ard
when Hal Chase Joined them they
were looked upon a. higher league
than ~ we're. I know 81 hail q
dozen stars that would GENE, an3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
DECLARE JOHN GARRELLS
BETTER THAN kRAhzlEIN

CHICAGO. March so.--fs Johnny
usfrslLs q Michigan and the chi-
cage &tnletle club a greater all
ercanf athlete than Afvtn krana-
lsin 81 fsnasssvanla was IN his
rhs statement By MIKE Murphy.
thai Kr2uzieln Is the greatest per-
former that ever lived IL chaffan Z "a
~ friends ~ the .Wsivsrtne. uho
Psint % his performance % prove
- e bsttsr than the PennsyivaniR
what would have been the result
could the men have competed 10
company. n hard 10 aav. hat takimw
Aair Individual performances ~
esrrsiis sAi is' just - sfighsis as
his brilliant rival
u tke Tee yard daah the two are
avenly mRtched. both credited with
10 seconds Krannlsln ran secend
= As. amt 20 was a few feet better
fnan 10 that dsF.
0arrells ran I mAie at Michigan
u SIS. While krannlsin seveF got
over IL sslck. ss 40 yards both
svsa. kF4nHisfn oafsaines tiarrsils
m the hlkh and broad Jumps. with
~ ard 14fA 70 bis credit. respec
lively. uArrelia' best II 5sti and &l-1.
respectively.
Harrelia Leads In pole vnnltium
with Z maxi ~ 10 feet 4 inches
VITA WelKhtH narFeifa has an ad
vantage ne pus the fa-pound ahot
A feet NsannIsin.s best y 81 feet.
CarBeitk thraw the fg-pgund hammer
11< feet while his rival did ies feet
with this Ss-pouna weight Garrniir
recsrded Is feet. kFanxfein -
II 0arrnils is not tire better man
ths claims Of hia friends are sell
grounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30

PHILADELPHIA March 90 liar
~ y. Porter, wakida greatest hikh
jumper Will SO after the marx ~
s feet ~ inches, held since 1855 81
Mike sweeney. the old Xavier "A. e.
jumper. this summer
When Porter VIII BE ready 70
make the ATTEMPT 20 one can say al
this time Hfgh tumpins fs Pc
cpllar game ana - maay little
things mean AZ tueh or more OFT a
mnn'e best performances. that No enc
can say tn adsanes when be will DO
right
10 establish usw figures Porter
wiil have 70 clear feet : tnchas
Imagine long legged fuddy
check "a. fair haired chap. icagtns
ever tbs head " the tRiieas man N
town. clearing hat kH8 all. and ruu
have sons conception Of Porter
brsak ink the fccarA
Taare la Faaasu a. bellows Porter
viii break the record lie has
Jumped feet 81 fnehes IN practice
ard sKhibitions. but ths a a N
does net gFant recorsia anlsss made
Ia cnmp@fttinn. 80 Porter IL going
- comply with the rules aud uust
sweeney from the niche ~ has held
50 long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
SPORTING NEWS
ROLLER and LUNDIN Will
GO TO FINISH TONIGHT

ioyahia than a slow preliminary or
two. a. Il II the fret time these
films have been run west ~ tho
Missouri
VIII start Eastward.
After His match tonight nr. Roller
will leave at once Tor Portland.
where he has matches with Befs
and Young Hackensehmldt. and
after Hopping the hopefuis 81 the
river city. he will HE himself No.
hrasltaWard % take on Jeaae West
erwaard In DeH Malnea o. Omaha.
Then he will 80 farther east. and
may take ON Nusug Mahmout the
terrible Turk. after the match of The
latter with Frank Gotch. Chicago
promoters arc willing 90 back Roll
Ter In match OF this kind. and
be says that he win certainly meet
Mahmout n the chance offers
Hts eastern trip will cover Sow
erai tn0nths as Il Is his desire also
90 spend some little time az the
bedside OF his mother. who Is very
IN at her home IN Newman, Illinois,
Strangie bone breaking ana tor
ture holds viii be barred IN the
match tonight The place Is the Sc
attic theatre. the time o'clock.
and the match Or n n Roller W.
Hiaimar Lnndin, az catch weights
and eatoh-as- catch can style 81
wrestling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30

Porter - magnificent athlete
Born at Bridgeport. Conn. In iAka.
De took Up haaeban ana Footballs
when ) tvT and made a name fos
himself Nr sntsred Cornaii with a
reputation as al ali.aFuupd athtstr.
ard 9YaFY squad spnEht his services
tfa made The varsity "eiHat nlnee
and eleven" and the nashrthalf
live t9t above al Porter uaa q
tfaak and field star. During hia fuaf
years b sxeslisd a. ah8t puttsf.
discus thFower broad and hiah
jumper. i4esfaFd huraief ana quar
tsF.mlis runner
Not nugil after no graduated aia
Porter ahaw nia best form a. a hiNh
sanpes lie Joined the irish Asnsrt- =
cdn A A and developed quickly. 10
the national intonr rhampienships
1887 - Won the tits ~ sla&rins :
fest ~ tnchen A. Shsbhsrda bust
during she Olympic games he
Jumped feet ) Inches. establishing
an Olympic sfentarc tbs EnHlish
ccaid uot fina fauit with
HatafntuE home 10 Wea The Met
ropniilan and Canadian champion
shipa tn suCcusafan. Porter Il =
giant. standing 9 feet : "A inches snd
weiEkink In cnwfitiun. he poanoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
AMONG THE
COLLEGES

The Princeton nine IL working cut
~ doors right along and will have
sereral new faces this year The
Tigers are not we'll off FOR pitchers
and Harvard. which has not beaten
Princeton 40 Nassau since 1854 "a
years ago seems 20 have q chance
to do 80 this year.
Next year tho Harvard Yale game
a. New Haven AZ the Yale COM
moncement will be played probably
on the Tuesday prior 20 tie class
day" game af Cambridge.
Tommy cantweil the star twiriar
Of the Georgetown baseball team.
was appointed acting captain 20 sue
eeed Joe Courtney. whose sudden
death last week came as a Rraa q
shock 90 the Hilltop students.
John q Grimm has been elected
coach Of the University Of Iowa foot r.
bali team for next fall
John Hancock. OF Paramount. Ind
has been elected Eariham college
skstbail captain He IN also base
ball and football captain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
LAeT APPEARANCE or sle
DOCTOR LOOKS LIKE A
MATCH WORTH MONEY.

IN hts last appearance FOR some
time n Seattle, Doctor Keller, wrest-
leF, vii appear tonight AZ the Sc
attic Theatre IN q match against
Hfa1n,Ar iauntin. heavyweight catch
Ma-cAtch can wrestler of Sweden.
This bout H. the first ere taken on
~ Roller since hls decision to give
w catering the prise ring. and IN
taking on this man he has caught
q Tartar Lundin II said 60 out
weigh Roller. although hts exact
walxhi cannot be learned, but Il IL
Thought that he weighs "a the neirh-
harhooa % a2e pounds. whil0 Roller
viii weigh now a bars 800. Lunaln
u also old 10 the game and wlaa
IL all the tricks IL the trade. Hav.
tNx been ~ one ttEne up against
Frank 0eteh. Roller himself knows
. few things. and the bout beginning
~ ntia tonight should be hummer
% the finish.
Hefpre the main bout. actual NOV
Ing pictures ~ tho Gotch- HRckcn-
sehuaidt 81 viii be shown. feature
which u II thought win be more en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
COAST LEAGUE MAY TURN
OUTLAW, SAYS EWING


shs Ssn rranrises club. fof instsh ce.
could afford - pay player hs
Nike uonftH. for tnatauee. ti4ls4p
lie would dfAw "a AZ she sats.
"Tske Los Angeles II hAs sever
heen the ball town q drann i,ss
Was thare II would be ~ aaaln and
the uaxnatss ~ this league wanis
- les PEI cent better Oft % faf. Rs
finances are ronc@fnad. II theD ~ =
came an Independent isagua. We
wssid anIY DO oatiawa % tba est :
~ taking players who had rot
sianad a contract for the season.
breaking A player who had nighed
a contract epoia net come 70 - IA
fnldseasau. but those who are hgld
ing of ara DO rot HiRn can deal
"a ian ~ Players ike Donlin. EFers.
King and that class ! refer 70.
can yeu imaSin. Ne ss's ref t.rt,,.
ci sro or Los angeles upifprmf II
wnafa give the whole league new
life ana Greats interest Il nov
lacks"
CHICAGO. March to-~Aii the clube
III the National and Ausrtcan gas .es
Coast led sue IN Sc fiEht on the Hout
lass according 20 statement Enaae
today BY president Johnson Of the
American league.
TIE Toutiawn' have been greatly
weakened ~ the less Of sacramento.
johnson declares.
THE 81 Louis Isrewns, Chicago
white eax and Boston Red 8rx are
ali preparing % contribute players
10 the Nacramnnfn club In order 20
huila an . formidable team VIII
which 90 oppose the outlaws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
DATE - CHANGED AND MEET
Will COME orr IN THE
OREGON STRONGHOLD.

After calling Oft the wral Ing
tournament scheduled for April 4.
oregon Agricultural college asks the
University Of Washington 70 meet
them 10 Corvallis on April D Grad
unto Manager v n Zednick teie-
Rfephed bia acceptance yesterday.
r. p Angel. physical director at
%. A g.. In letter suggests that
each enter seven men. one In each
19s, if5. 1853. rs pounds and heavy
weights.
Bouts will last SIX minutes each
and will be decided either BY a fall
or decision. n by fail the winner
opponent 70 the mat n BY decision.
the man who has been the aGsreaaor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
JOHNSON in
new YORK
CoLonEp CHAMPION ~ GREETED
NJ A LtvHLx Cn0wD -
PARADE ~ GIVEN.
tBy United r.... ,

IVY AWtNrH ttEea
NEW YORK. Match 70. - Jack
lnhneen the heavy weight negro
champion Of the world accompanied
by his wife and Mana ger hFenda,
were Ereetsd ioYousiy hy 3 .00e negro
men. women and children on their
arrival At the Grand Central alta
tiun YESTERDAY,
1ohnHoH'a face wore an expansive
ana appreciative grin az he and his
party took positions a. the head %
"a negro parade. Eleven % the
.iafHest automobiles w the city wore
At the head of the line. and follow
Ing came ace touring cars. headed by
d hand 81 negro musicians. After
his tftumphai entry. Johnson and his
party went % the wilkins cafe.
whara they were guests 81 leading
negroes az q break fast
Johnson declared that he would
post 1890 Immediately 20 bind q
match with Jeffriea tie said that
the forfeit Wouid only be posted for
a limited time. 10 Iefffiea does not
cover the amount. Johnson declared
he would meet anyone who wanted
20 face him IA the ring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
BURNS TRIES TO BREAK IN
ON LIMELlGHT AGAIN

Tommy u stiii ia Australia, and
says that he Il picking up some
loose change around the bush. and
~ keeping himself IN the BEST Of
shepe AN The time now
Local sporting men DO not put
say that Burua can't deliver the
goods. and that Johnson would wal.
lop him - often "a they meet IN
the ripw TIE ltttia CanueA feli int0
tha hhmpioaship and efoped with
the Coin4 and Il - now meet that
he retire from tho ring while the
golng II good. such u the ssut1mamt
hafa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
ESKIMO MARATHON
WON IN FAST TIME

NOME. Alaska. March 7o.-faat
Saturday night tho Esktmn runner.
ooGruk. won the Nome Marathon
race IN 1fff1t q which IL four min y
ufea less than the record made az
Fairbanks
Oogruk T. a typical native and hts
name implies "Hix Seal" lie will
60 20 the Alaska s. uk on Pacific az
position 20 represent Alaska
A cross country run from here 20
Port safety and return. 40 miles. ~
planned FOR the latter end of April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30

Many honsskeepara dread dish washing.
but II thaF would 80 about thn task In .
neat. systematic Gay. u WQuld n0t - bait
~ disagrseabie. The requisites afa 9 con-
yeuicut sink 81 the riaht holaht. table
room for sOilad and clean dishes. an album
dance % towels and hot watar. aud sec
ond dishpan o. warm water Tor rinsinE
tha dishes. Prepare the dishes for washing
b. acrApinR them a. clean as possible and
rinse tho ones that Afo most s0iled under
the hot Or cold water faucets bef0re put
Ting them IN the dlshpan. Dissolve toH-
spoonful 81 Gold Dust washing powder In
tho first water and sftcr the dishes have
beHn washed clean. rinse III clear water
and dry. A knowledge Of the comupslti0n
81 foods Is useful IN dish washing For eN-
ample gelatine. white Of the egg, etc 4,
should b. removed from dishes With cold
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
DONLIN WILL PLAY
WITH GIANTS AGAIN

DALLAS, Tss,, Moreh so, 1t II a.
mott certainty that Mike uopnn
viii DO with the Giants whom they
line up for the opeuinR game AZ the
Polo grounds 90 April ~
Mike has not signed a contract,
but if anybody thinks Doniin apd
Me0faw are at outs. thsy are mis-
taken, McNrhw received q postcard
from his old cenfeffielder today. and.
while he would not say what was ou
it. a smile crrpt over hiH face.
Don't you think Mike will be
with the team ~ the beginning o.
the soasonf" was asked hin.
Well. I wouldn't be surprised.
replied Mc9rnw
That was enough 20 make one be-
liave in the return Of Aihe 10 the
diamond, and II ought 20 be enough
for tho fans. mo" continued Me
Grnw Mike has not signed q con
tract 10 far as know, ana he hasn't
writtan me anything about his plans,
but you know Mike does dearly love
90 wallnp that ball"
WANT Rooms. furnished or un.
q. ueM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
EVERYTHING READY FOR
BIG ALASKA DOG RACES
LAST WEARS WINNER FAvoafrE
FOR An ENORMOUS PURSE
AND FIRsT PRIZE.

NOME. Alaska. March 10.--Aii -
ready for the big sweepstake race.
Candle ard return There are =
teams Of dogs entered and they VIII
leave rs minutes apart The order
Of the teams and the drivers are ~
follows Berger No. 2. Blatchfnfd
Berger No. 4 Allan. WaHkeF. former
delaFafa 10 congress. C0ufu, Pink.
Mccarthy and Brown. Brown. Carey
and Derrick Carey. LanGe. cfabtree.
Holma0n. Gilmore and Berg Hon.
Eon Ramsay Scotch, Peer and 5yndi-
Gaze Sport Smith.
There ~ much money being placed
on the betting tables. The weather
s. fine and = Rrueiliug contest IL "a .
pecaed. Fink, the winner Of last
years race. Il the favoFits IN the
betting. There will be a $4,000
purse 10 the winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
oFFEns To RAY AGAIN TO oEr
SCALP or MAN VINO BEAT
HIN AT RTsmCUrEnn nay.

CHICAGO. March so--A local
sporting writer Is today Ia receipt
or letter from Tommy Burns say
fns that Ia was In ne sort 81 amaze
~ TIRE time 81 hts fight aud ioaa 10
Jact johnson. and that ne Is nov
willing to take him on any old way
The champion may engEeat. and that
he CAP beet him to a soft ard tender
pulls fnnida ten Founda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
Cheap Col0nist Tickets

VIII be sold again this spring.
westbound. via Oregon n. n. d Nav.
iaatlon Company's picturesque line.
during March and April From
Chicago, $3.50 st. Louis. 5000.
Omaha. Kansas City. St Paul and
al Missouri river points. s25 co.
Deposits taken at Union Ticket on.
flee. No. s0s First Ave. Il. Il.
Ellis. 0enl. ACT ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30


o. hia fiynt days practices with the
Tigers. '~ry" Co6b Knocked sin balls
over the rightreid fence-and they
were inside The fair grounds. aise.
ban Johnson says that when he
WAS boy he used 10 nce William
Howard Taft play ball on the vsoant
Tot out in Cincinnati aud that he
was ; good van"
Chance IL saving nsewn and rfeis-
ter, iia wants the Cubs 90 act away
National isAK40 championships, q
thing no team ever accomplished.
last ysar both tie National and
s Nsfs' , passes Il pre.,ssh. neossves,
bat. - far ~ o. knewn. ha did not
use them President Taft howaNsE,
10 real fan and IL in ely % attend
Eemea AZ Washington snd eisewhere.
A proposition has been advanced.
and some DAY may be officially pat
before ths natiouat com mission. that
= t9il player who has = chance 20
become a bench manager shall be
Eiysn Mo release. ~! thai hs can.
ths team bat iass naa his same On
a players contrast.
Joe Mr1inritg was ~ years old
March 10 rhe sslren Man" who
probably haida the worlds record for
Mfnnins double he4defa. says that
he Wiii continue 20 pitch uuti hs
has wpn 500 Rames, The marx that
rCy- Yours u aifuins az and viii
rrarh "a he can win ~ games fer
Cleveland this season.
"CY~ Young haa been taking
things easily on the southern trip
wtsh the Indians lie has not loos-
eucd out HIS arm. ana will taks an
other seeks ossY work before work
ina cut even a fiea-lnuinH string IN
The practice games.
The impression Ia Ffffnburg IL
that Wagner ufii get = 81 geo bonus
above hfh salary, which will mean
a. naruinE rapsciiy ter fifso0e with
nNnYfuaa this FaaF
ruriuR a rainy day hotel office
session eut IN Mariih, one ~ the
Giants figured that 80 far AcGtawa
team has been bathing over 800 In
ifa practice games this year.
Nine ssr0Fu were made by Ia ioie'a
res uAars tie ether dap In y practices
"a ma 81 Mobile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
WRESTLERS CHOSEN FOR
Meet With OREGON

IN the bout will win. The best two
decisions OF falls cut Of three atH e.
minute bouts viii be the winner.
Uammerioek, stranWie hold ana
double nelson arc barred.
The following VIII represent the
university. NJ o. atamherR feather
weight. r. Hussay, lightweight, q.
Hoover. special weight. X Lindsay
miadtewsisft. u. ahadinRsr. weltef-
weight, q flAherty. yyweight,
aud l.. KaYi0r, also heavy weight.
These men are eli IN fret class con
dltion and Coach Hall Is very San
guine Of carrying off the honorH a.
Corvallis.
Buy a Champion Gas Range and
get a coal or wood range free. sss
Help wanted male. Page g. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
NEWS OF THE
) BOXERS

aouf4 ~ these days Jim Ieffries
will ioNe his temper and slam one
Of theea fellows who IL trying Ia
force him 70 accept tfe0 900 Or more
for a fixht with johnson.
II n safe 70 AAy that jim Corhetta
desire to flght feffries Or Johnson
will not last long Joe Chayinaki
says he wIif tackle Corbett r. a iitns
TIED rnund bout or - n finish for
ANY reaaonnble side bet Cafhetf
always a4aafsd clear 81 Chnyiuski
after three red-hot fights with tho
latter In 1881.
Johnny King. Milwaukee. knock -
cut Joe perceuta. the veteran MIL
waukea lightweight. in five rounds
81 Msnphis Tenn. on "wednesday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
Everett and EdmOnds


Three ronno trips daily Laevs ss.
sltls a. q m, ~ m. and 3. m
m. and : y. m Leave Everett al ais q
M 2ilb D m and 7iiG D. M Hundar
lesYe hYsfett at pitB q m, AIS b IA
eqd. Iilb " m Single fare 10 Enohom.
iHh t.00. Round trip tLaO
Steamer CITY Of hverott. colmRn Dock
fhones-Aunaet. Main 9e9a; Ind. 7aA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30
Sl--YAN(OuYfR B.C--Sl

Princess Royal from Pier "A. =
10 D, m. except Tuesday. incom.
yparabiy the bost on tho route.
Phones s0s. 80.
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WANT Rooms. furnished or un.
furnished See page 6 -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30

Chance IL saving Hsewn and rfeis-
ter. iia wants the Cubs 20 act away
fast Tor the record % four straight
National iaNHuq championships q
thins no team ever accomplished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30

The impression Ia riftnaurg IL
that Wagner utii wet = 81 0ao bonus
shove ala salary, which will mean
A. narninK capacity for tif.oge with
uTeYfuaa this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30

o. hiH first days prsStica with the
Tigers. '~ry" Cobb Knocked sin balls
over the rightreid fence-and they
were inside The fair grounds. also.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-30

ban lehnHon ssYs that when he
WAS bop he used 10 rec William
Howard Taft play ball on the vscant
Tot out IN Cincinnati and that he
was 5 good wan"
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21
Johnson Forced to Pay

For trying to evade bill Jack
Johnson. the heavy weight champion,
lost his train yesterday morning and
was forced TO give up the 500 which
he owed Attorney Carroll Cook
The big smoke called at the garage
at 915 Golden Gate avenue yesterday
morning for his machine. He was con-
fronted by Larry Cannon, a deputy
from the sheriff's Office, who was armed
with an attachment on the machine.
Johnson threatened Cannon and made
all kinds of bluffs, but the sturdy Of
fetal would not be bluffed.
Johnson saw that he was up against
it and finally consented to take the
official down TO the sheriff's Office and
settle up. He went down the avenue
at terrific clip and released the at
tachment at the sheriffs office.
The bill which the smoke tried to
evade was one for professional serv-
ices rendered by Attorney Cook, who
brought about a reconciliation between
the negro pugilist and his white wife.
Cook found Johnson about as willing
to pay the bill as a hungry dog would
part with a bone.
Johnson was all ready to get away
on the overland. but his little clash
with the officials lost him his train.
The negro was thoroughly diSgusted
and he returned to town.
Johnson will leave this morning for
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21
ST. MARYS-OAKLAND SERIES
BEGINS ACROSS BAY TODAY
By WILL SCARLET

The first game of the ST. Mary's-
Oakland series win take place this
afternoon at the Oakland state league
grounds. The collegians will be re-
inforced by some former Phoenix stars,
including Harry Krause, Harry Hooper
and Frank Arrellanes. Among the
regular Phoenix players who will ap-
pear in today's game are Harry Simp-
son, Chuck Wilcox, Elmo Leonhardt,
Tiny Leonard and Billy Wallace
Today's game is the first of a series
of five to be played during Portola
week The athletic association of ST
Mary's college has availed itself of the
opportunity offered by the presence on
the coast of some big leage stars, with
the result that Krause, Hooper and
others who have won fame will re-
appear on the scene of their earliest
baseball successes. The series offers
an unequaled chance to the local fans
TO see big league ball and big league
players.
The second and third games of the
series will be pulled off in Oakland
on Friday and Saturday afternoons
Sunday morning the fourth game will
De played in San Francisco and the
concluding game will be played in
Oakland Sunday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21
Stanford Varsity Team
Goes South

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 20
Twenty-three men will leave the
campus tomorrow afternoon, for Los
Angeles to represent Stanford in the
game against the Castaways on Satur
day. They are Coach Presley, Trainer
Dad" Moulton, Graduate Manager
Burbank and the varsity fifteen with
five substitutes. The cardinal men will
leave Palo Alto for Los Angeles on
the 4:45 train, making their STAY in
the southern city at the Hollenbeck
hotel and leaving for home on the
evening after the contest The lineup
of the yarsity>in the south will be:
Fitting, Cheda, Horton. Minturn, Penn
berton, Crawford Dole, Thorpe, for
wards; Reed, half; M. Mitchell. S.
Mitchell, fives; Roth, center; Holman.
Cook, wings; Brown. full The men
who will make the journey as substi-
tutes are: Kern, three quarters. Ell
lott, half; McGregor, Hubbard and
Woodcock, forwards.
Saturdays game on the Occidental
field in the south is the first of series
and the varsity. The second of the
series Will be played on the Stanford
turf week from the first.
Captain Now" Mitchell made his in
itial appearance since his injury last
night in the varsity practice His abiI-
ity TO play in the southern game is
assured.