The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1909-05-21
LATE SPORTING NEWS.

Lou DlllOn, queen OIL tne a1neiAoai
> turf, is being shown in Berlin, Ger
many.
DR.. B. F. Roller, the Seattle wrestler
is i'll in Kansas City with ptomaint
poisoning.
Sailor Roberts from Spokane is hit
ting $50 in the Western league, &C
cording to the last averages.
A triple play, the first ever made il
: a professional league game on Spokane
grounds occurred last week.
The Spokane County Athletic associ
alton meeting held at Cheney resulted
in victory for Plaza and Cheney re
Gently.
Taking the Northwestern league
teams as they look at the present time
Spokane and Seattle seem to have il
on the other clubs.
| Annapolis, Md.-The navy was de-
feated Saturday afternoon in the duaI
field and track meet with Pennsyl
vania, 791a to 371a.
San Francisco.-Billy Papke ended
the career Of Hugo Kelly at Colma Sat
urday in the first round of what was
to have been a Aground contest.
Despite all reports to the contrary
it can be authoritatively stated that nc
crew from the Pacific coast will race in
the intercollegiate regatta at POUCH.
keepsie next month.
Eugene, Ore.-The result of the tri.
state university meet resulted as fol.
lows: Oregon, 60; Idaho, SO; Wash.
ington, 20; one coast record broken,
one college record broken and three
tied.
Jim Jeffries will follow Jack johnson
to Europe in the course of the next
| three months, but his errand will be
Of a pacific nature, inasmuch as it is
simply to wind up his theatrical ar
rangements.
Manager Herbert V. Wexler of the
state college track team has made ar
rangements with Whitman college
whereby the annual dual meet between
the two institutions is to be held this
year at Walla Walla.
Kansas university won the annual
track meet from Missouri university.
Score: Kansas, 621a; Missouri 52h.
st. Louis.-Donald Hart, 16 years
old, won the schoolboy section of the
race. His time 2s:O3 rs.
Dorothy Knicel, 14-year-old girl,
living in Letcher, s. D., not only rides
real horses in real races, but she trains
them as well. Her earnings as jockey
pay for her winters schooling and help
support her mother and father as well.
New Haven, Conn.-Under a scorch-
ing sun on Yale field Saturday after
noon the boys of Old Eli proved too
much for the ancient rival, Harvard,
and the crimson was defeated in the
annual dual track meet, IS is to
4S As.
Ithaca, N. Y.-Talbott, the Cornell
giant, broke all intercollegiate records
in the hammer throw at the dual track
games of Princeton and Cornell here,
with throw Of 1877 feet and inches.
The games were largely attended. Cor
nell won, CIV to 401a for Princeton.
Kingston, R. 1.-The world IS inter
scholastic record for the two-mile run
was beaten in the interscholastic meet
of the Rhode Island State college by
Joseph Ballard of the Technical High
school of Providence, who covered the
distance in minutes As As seconds.
The Western Washington Interschol.
astie meet held on the university
campus resolved itself into a spirited
contest between the Lincoln and Broad.
way High schools of Seattle, the SEN
sation of the day being a dead heat
finish in the mile run between Pape
of Lincoln and Risdon of Broadway.
Lincoln won.
Mike Donlin is quoted as saying that
Magee of the Seattle team is the kind
of material that McGraw Of New York
wants, and he will recommend him to
the scrappy manager for next year.
Donlin says Magee has all the marks
of big Lacquer and expects to see
him there within few seasons. Dode
Brlnker OF Spokane also comes in for
praise from Donlin.
The Spokane Rifle and Revolver club
made clean sweep of the state honors
in the United States revolver cham
pionships, which were held all over the
United States during the month of
March. In addition to winning ma
tional honors in the pistol shoot, Frank
Fromm is awarded first medal in the
pocket revolver rapid-fre contest, with
score of 1877 out of a possible $50.
This is the first time this event has
been tried in this state.
Standing in Northwestern League.
oPohdue 1857
hoOiuoou .464
vancouver .429