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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
ATTENDANCE COMPARES WELL
WITH THAT Of FORMER YEARS

by endangering the gas bag as 1t was
inflated besides being an added danger
when the risky aernaut made his as
cents.
The exhibition of the horses and live
stock last night was one of the best
features of the present <air and the
packed crowd in the grandstand en-
joyed the stunt inagurated during the
present fair.
This is Last Day.
The fair closes with today's session
and with favorable weather the man
agement hopes to see a record break
ing crowd on the last day of the fair.
The awarding of prizes will be done
today and the fair closes for the year.
this evening.
Yesterdays races at the country fair.
while devoid of any sensational feat
ures or record breaking time for the
track, were very interesting and the
alras vresNd. an average gathering for
Thursday. A stin wind. coupled with
cold damp atmosphere made racing
conditions anything but ideal for fast
time and materially lessened the en-
Continued on page seyen.l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
Charcoal Causes Blaze.

A box car containing charcoal caught
fire shortly after o'clock last even
ing. The hose cart of engine house
No. / made the run to the scene of the
blaze, which was at the Michigan Cen
tral crossing on Calumet avenue. The
firemen worked rapidly, fearing an ex-
plosion, and in few minutes the fire
was extinguished.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
Betz Bows Back.

irving and Frank Betz have just
returned from trip to Niagara Falls
and the east, where they have spent the
past week. Irving Betz is expecting
to take in the races at Elgin today and
tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
GEO. STEVENS HEARS
OF FATHERS DEATH

George Stevens, the foreman of the
coil department at the Simplex, receiv-
ed a telegram this morning that his
father had died. His father is DR.. Stew
ems of Detroit, Mich, who is said to
have been one of the famous physicians
of that city. The deceased was thir-
ty-second degree Mason.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
DEMOCRATS IN
STRANGE BOAT

plans of the big three and are ex-
pected only to be present at the con-
vention and ratify the action of the
party bosses.
Party leaders who formerly were ad-
mitted to the councils of the party
now are without the pale. They know
nothing and admit that they know
nothing. They are rather shame faced
about it, it is true but that does not
alter the fact. 1t rather tends to prove
that it is not the result of pre-arrang-
ed reticence.
.'THE DEAR PEEPUL.-
The theory of party management is
that the party leaders are simply the
agencies through which the party is
organized. The rank and file are sup
posed to know what the managers are
doing. The rank and file does more
than to ratify; 1t may reject.
But under the management of the
(COnrlnreG Cn DaKe Ay6.s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
Funeral Is Tomorrow.

The funeral of Claude Austgen, for
mer resident OF Hammond who died
Thursday at Chicago Heights, will be
held at Dyer tomorrow forenoon. Chief
of Police Austgen and a number of
other Hammond men will attend the
services
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
CATALOGUES GOING
OUT BY THE TON

Postmaster William Fl. Gostiin stated
today that POTTS of the r. H. Macy
catalogues were sent out in the mails
Yesterday, and that in the neighborhood
of 10000 will be sent out today. In all
200 tons of catalogues will be SEM
out during the next two weeks. The
railway postmasters on the roads over
which these catalogues are being sent
are up to their necks in work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
LICKS OFFICER; FINED

Frank Graczyk was arrested and
later fined in Judge Green's court on
the charge of assaulting an officer. The
fine assessed was s5 and costs. The
officer shot Graczyks dog and Graczyk
proceede dto thrash him for it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26

Portland, Ore, Aug. 26.-The town of Flora, Ore,
has been destroyed according to reports which reached
Asotin Wash, last night. The flames came from the
forests the south side of Blue mountains -Four hum
dred inhabitants homeless. Communication is cut
off
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
Latest News

Grown Point, Ind, Aug. 26.-The largest crowd ever
in the Lake county fair grounds here today The
fine weather brought tremendous gathering and it
estimated that fully fifteen thousand people gath
cred to see a fast card of races.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26

Scranton Pa, Aug 26.-J. D. Simpson, freight agent
for the Laurd Line railway, died in hospital here last
night of injuries received when automobile in which he
was riding with three went over thirty foot
enbankment The women and the chauffeur, who were
injured, will recover.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26

Forney Texas, Aug. 26-Frank B. Grice of the
late Col Frank Grice of the Express of San An
tonio and James Phelps of Kaufman, Texas, were
killed when an automobile in which they riding
overturned Forney late yesterday Grice, who
was driving, lost control of the machine His neck was
broken and Phelps skull was crushed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26

Continued on page seven.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-26
"THE DEAR PEEPUL.,

CONTINUED on page fvs.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01
Ex-Pirate Fielder Says That
a Smaller Pan Would
Mean Great Swatting.

10 lnsFrase bafilns let's have a
larger bail a larger bah and ahsvv
~ piaeh hitter whru h IN the
pitchers turn e. 90 20 gfr plate. L.
she atsleo u t'oant Tetuau. - tlss
Kansas eifs clah
Another scheme. enc whlcn pro.
poses a. feduge ihe -lss u The home
rlafs. b advanced - Eavagd An
aerson. well known Rochester oat.
fielder f8rmesig a Pirate AHdef-
saa says
~cas aown me sgxe " fhr hanss
plate aad fH Mt 800 as long a. she
saMe saafM where the fFuut ~
fha home aiate a. ~ inrhes wide
ruaka sf DO ~ ~ Then thc batter
eiu ~ stie 30 get an even break
nifh thN pitcher. who now has - p
efytAian lu hss favor
with a Rome taee half Ste pres
Maf NiEe a pitcher weuid need pers
fset eNnsfui 81 get The bail over All
tnia business ~ cutting across the
inside ard autslea would - a thing
~ she past
There woaiAnt BE- enough " tho
plate So siea the pitcher the sd-
#nnfMgN ~ fwaHanE outside iow ones
that can only be hst into someone's
hands
Then. toa. shs batter would ha4-
hard bob cutting such q plate and
ssuiie pass up al the balls which
now ~ hhs 50 80 after because hc
ia afraid they are going 10 curve just
: BIT over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01
EITz' OLD TRAINER
LIKES JEFF'S
CHANCE

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Martin
Julian, the man who made Bob Fitz-
simmons three times champion of
the world picks leffries to beat
Jack johnson for the heavyweight
title
"Jeffries win win" said Julian II
like Johnson. lie Is different man
from what many think him 90 be-
but you see I know Just what kind
% an old bear cat thia fellow JET
fries Is. and that "a why I say what
! do about the result Of the battle.
"Jcffriga tells most people that he
VIII weigh about 22a pounds Well.
then be VIII be smaller than he ever
was when he fought Bob Fitzsim-
mons. He goes twenty pounds more
than this. Tie ~ a mammoth in
every way and that viii play a tot
IN the result OF the bout n Jeff
wins. and think that he win. tho
pictures II the fight will DO the
most taflable ever tnlJon. and both
mon Wal become rlCt ns the result I"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01
KEEP THE PLAYERS
CLOSE, SAYS
CAMP
Veteran Football Autho.
ity Hands Out a Bunch
of Suggestions for New
Years Present.

NEW HAyEN. Jan i.--liens ~,
sofue suggestions for changes IN ~
football rules einanstiag from Val.
Ter Camp. and made public yesim.
day:
Let no player on the attack ~ d.
Tense lire % outside ta0 lines nsn-
ming parallel 20 fhs slide lines. ssfh
~ these lines being five yards from
the ball. thus making file sefiMmaKs
line ten yards IN width
Haekfieid men - the attack ara
defense also nfust keep within hsas
lines until the BAN b ruf ln o,ay
n it IA desired " Increase ~
power ~ the attack lai one naaa
line W a specific distance. % "a a.
termined outside thir space.
Make the distance % 10 Galnaf
rs yards Ia four downs % Z, ~
gs-Yard line Then usste u 10 fAr|fa
m four downs up 70 the lizard
line. and then five yards IN four
downs thereafter
Remove the fYez yard restrisglon
Tor q quarterback rln.
Forbid the forward pass crasslss
the line Of HcfimmaTn but lei any
one get the bail ca forward pess
after u strikes the ground
II " n desired 4ftl further 70 "A
y0r the attack dObssse distance fnighf
b. given Tor any run that crosms
the line ~ scrimmase more fhan 10
yards out from center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

Jan 4-@N ~ Savage buys Minor
Heir. PAGER. sfis. $4,000.
Jan. a. President Morton. o.
and r. league. disappears
Jan Is Fielder Jones' demands
$40 zoe % manage White aax
Jan "a The Eel PAGES mile on
Bee 10 ana. worlds record
Ian 1f.~~Usear guuderHsn iunpa
iss feet on skis. Noria'a record
Feb, Icy Younk sold b Rea-
ten 90 Cleveland
Feh is--Jem Driacoli oufpoinfs
Abo Atteii
March e--Llpmans break worlds
five man bowling record with 2ss1
pins az PittsburG tournament
March H. President Morton. q
aud Z league found IN Chicago.
mind unbalanced
Merrh "a Waiter Goerke sets
new fire-miie motorcycle record
30 49,
March "a Robertson creates new
five 9iilr automobile record. 3fgtf-s
March tf--ioe Fugiar createa new
two-mlip bicycle record. af6 f.t
March ft waiter oaarfc rides
motorcycle 70 miles IN So 1s 49,.
worlds record
% " .AAHNIN AHtNHzH HN HNifHH
Mlomefer on motorcycle IN fGT as.
worlds record
K0hi 8tuhbH rides mile on mo-
t0rcycie IN a. E-H. worlds record
March 80 ketchol defeats Jack
OBrien. 70 rounds
March 90 Johnson posts IS. 900 to
bind match with JCffrina
April 2-5t Yves wins Marathon.
setting worlds record a 90 60 8-a.
April American league sea-
son opens.
April ia National league season
opens
April IA Frank goich defeats
Mahmuut
April 20 ieffries announces in.
ieufipn 90 fight Johnson
April 1a.~-Dr Maurice Powers.
Athletics catcher. dies
May l5 Billy Papks knocks out
Hugo Kelly
May i9.-J0hna0n and OHrien
tight sin round draw
May ~ Sam Langf0rd knocks
uut Ian Hague
May 2s Mlnoru sins English
derby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01
MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS IN THE WORLD OF

president National ieaeue
Aug johnson covurm Jefsrieu'
forfeit
Aas s--Jeffriea sails Tor cari.-
bad
Avs ts-country Jay sets trot-
ting e. saddle mark al 2t0h
worlds record
Aug fs Hoaaewood hoy and
Lady Maud g. set worlds team pac-
ing record a. 2fe3k
Aug II Ralph Rose puts L.
pound ahDt Tor worlds record,
So % feet
Aug "a. Theo Broltsnatein
pitches no-hit .n0-run game
Aug NJ Napoleon Lajoio resigns
aa manager ~ fhe Cleveland team.
Aug 90 Hamburg Belle defeats
uhlan ~ two fastest heats ever
tfotfed IN a race. l0fh and a;olA
and ia sold FOR $4,000
Aug ~ Sweep wins Fuiurity
Aug at baron Alcyon wins 98d.-
fHe trotting derby. neadVHle
Sept f-Uhian beats Hamburg
Belie two heats
Sept s.--Johnsou ouipoinis Kauf-
man,
Sept ts--Cnuntry jay trols 60
HAANNA W :. MH ~ MktAM hNNWNNa
Sept Willie Anderson re-
tsins western open golf champion
ahip
sept 20 = Philadelphia Detroit
draw IA 20s paid admissions la four
days. worlds record
Sept "a Triple steal BY Brook
iyn
Sept 80 Detroit wins American
league flag
Sept pittsburg wins Nation
al League flag
sept SEC K q Billings buys
rhlan, champion tr0tting gelding
for $4,000.
oct Henry Gulgnaud. Swiss
rides 100 kil0meters (si1 miiesl IN
1854 245
oct California outlaw league
Joins organized hane bail.
oct q Native Belle. 2-yeaF-old
trots ~ 2:0TA
Oct .--pRpke beats Willie Lewis
Oct o. Dorothy Campbell, Eng
iiahwnman. becomes United states
open golf champion
oct. i3airhe Harvester. unhcat
On trotter. becomes ~ during race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

AZ Lexington. Poisoning suspected.
Oct FittnhurK wins worlds
series
Oct is.--Johnson knocks out
Kstcheli
oct as.-sir rhos Upton chai-
ienRcs for cup rsoo
Oct % -Jeffrlcs and Johnson
sign % fight
Oct zt.-Aico ear wins Vanderbilt,
race.
Nov s--Packey Mcfarland beats
Cyclone Thompson.
Nov s--Gotch beats Raicevitch.
Nov IT, Hamburg Belle dies.
Nov ia Michigan beats Penn
sylvenia.
Nov t6-E C. Brown elected
president Of A. A. q.
Nov TO- Michigan defeats Min
nesotn.
Nov 2s.-Yale beats Harvard
Nov 26.~-Phii8dcirhia team sold
60 Horace Fogeh
Nov aa.~-Amcrican tennia pinvera
defeated IN Australia
Dec Bids opened for Isffriee-
johnson fight
Dec g. fila % Richard and Glea-
son accepted by fighters
Dec 3--Caivin nemareat wins
isa baik line tournament
Dec tt.-Rutt and Clarke win six
day bike race.
Dec. IA Bat Nelson signs 10 fight
Freddie Welsh.
Dec. it.-Slgnal tipping IN Ameri-
can league whiieWnahad.
Dee. 49,. Western Golf associa-
ton becomes American Golf assoc
citation.
Dec. te.--Natiunal league direct
ora deadlock on presidential vote.
Doe. f1-Jim Corhott returns
from England To train Jaffriea.
Dec tT.--John Aitkon broke all
automobile records from TO 90
miles on indianapolis speedway. 90
miica In t6;1Sif
Dec Walter Christie drove
automobile quarter mile in SA
new American record.
Dec. tf--Chns Comislxey, White
sox owner, quoted as welcoming
base bah war
Dec. is--Tum Lynch elected prcsl-
dent OF the National league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

May ~ RAs Nelson knocks cut
Dick Highland
May 30 Dan Ahearu breaks
~orld hop skip and jump record.
doing 40 feet \ inches
June Geo sutton wiua ISL
haik line tigle from Geo alosson
June King James wins Brook
lyn handicap
June KstehsIi knocks out Jack
unrien.
June ~ John Flanagan breaks
worlds record throwing isp0una
hammer ia feet i0ts inches
June l9- Monte Atteil knocks out
frankie Neil
June 2s-Geo Sargent wins open
golf championship.
June 20 Dick Hyland knocks out
Leach Cross.
June - Hazel Hotchnsa be-
comes national woman tennis cham
pion
June 80 pittsburgs si.o0a 600
ball park opened with record break.
ina crowd ~ 4o,1ea
July La Harvard defeats Yale ia
annual boat race.
July q cornell wins three inter-
collegiate events Ht poughkerpsic.
JuiY 5 Ketcheli beats Fapke.
July Mcadawbrook polo teams
bring home American cup from
England.
Juiy s-May Sutton defeats Ha-
zsl HutchkisH. tennis champion. IN
challenge round
July 5e-Martin sheridan makes
1885 points Ia ail-Hfmnd athletic
championship. breaking All records
July o.~~i.ewis Strange breaks b0-
mile circular track automobile rec
ord IN b3tss.
July tt--Chlcngo white sox
mako triple play
July a. Nelson outpnlntod BY "A
Walfast
July r. Edward Paysen Weston
concludes coast 10 cu1Ht walk. five
days behind time
July ~ Neal Ball makcf friple
play una saiHicd tt
July gs JeffrleH posts sB.nD0 for
feif 20 meet Johnson
July e. Harry rullinms nfeai-
dent National league. auieidaHI
July 80 Athletios make triple
play
Aug. 3 John uevdler Effected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01
SHORT SPORT

Football alone paid ~ Purdue.
rugiiist Packsy Mcfarland is go-
Ing abroad
Montreal win have no ice horse
racing this winter.
San Francisco viii held Western
bowling congress tbs week Of March
Minnesota and Marquette colleges
viii take Up rowing
Minneapolis high schools are con-
Nidering the mdviaabliity Of attain
doning base bail and substituting
lacrosse az the Spnng scholastic
sport.
Syracuse and Bclsaont clubs. near
Philadelphia. viii build haif-ulils
horse racing tracks
Chester Waicoft. q younger broth
cr % Joe. hes entered the boxing
arena. making hts debut recently ~
Boston.
In Indianapolis companies are be-
ing formed 20 manufacture aero
planes and also engines FOR Tying
machines.
Vermont hunters have already
paid over $4,000 into the state
treasury for licenses 10 shoot CANA
The Foiat Aftoura win try 70
break his record OF 2.liM. made
over the river ice track on FebFu-
airy u last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

nevertheless expects 70 give the
other teams q the state a hard rub
for the state hampi0nship title
Manager Burke has been working
hard during vacation arranging a
schedule for the team and has
number 81 games IN line FOR the
next couple ~ months Tacoma
Lincoln. Queen Anne. Everett and
Snohomlsh are on his schedule. and
~ IL completing arrangements with
HollinEhan Eileuabnrx Aberdeen
and several pthor cities
A practice game Wiii probably be
played with Franklin high oY Adel-
phia college next Saturday 80
Lewis can get Tine on what hla
team can 90 in q real contest Sew
ersi ~ the basket ball candidates
have been working out "a the 3 A.
G.. and 4. NJ & A. all week - as
20 get in shape % start hard work
right of the reel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01
IRISH NAME MAY
LAND UMPS JOB

stone. Kane and Mullen
American Association 49, Ovens.
Conahan. Sullivan and Hayes
S0uthern f.ea xue--'9 firieu. Moran
and FitzsimmonN.
New England League -Fahny.
Connolly. Mclaughlin and RnFty
Eastern LeaRae---k Kelly. Murray.
Byron. Finncran. Murray and Con-
nora.
Virginia League Mace. Pendrr
Henuager and Stanton
New York State League Kelly
and cuaaek
In each ienKue over two thirds N
the umDires are Ifish. the other ~.
tionalities represented are che Welsh
and German The Connecticut
league last year eoasted ~ the only
Hebrew umpire IN captivity Hia
name was ateinberE. and hn was
regarded az easily the best man In
TIE organization Tits work was -
good ne drew q trial from President
Heydier IA the fan ~ iasf year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01
HUCHEY JENNINGS HOPEFUL, BUT
HE RAPS WOOD WHEN PREDICTING

Haghey jennings arolnx up alley
waldorf hotel IA New York when the National league magnaes
Ia session up6alra
hundred hands thfua out % him IN welcome. and
hundred voices gave him Hello. Hughey" greeting.
Nobody bat the Tigers Ia iai0." somebody ahouted
Yes rappng wood remarked Jennings he bent
and beat hts gnafied hnuckies mahogany
the anly wood ia aaht
suppose though. ~ Crawford gets hurt
that George AfuH given
me- Zoe ~ credit for wnnns the pennant for Detroit three
rannsnk but whAt could help
who have done nsaoR for the TiEersg
WHY. even uith ehampanehp team hia command a
manager has 20 awake all time Cobb
been out 81 the Tor week time
probably have ioes the pennant q che Athletics"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

Nau're got 10 hard a % Jnek
Johnson for one thing. AZ iessa b.
brought nena the baeuu 10 proper
style
u wAs the mother ~ joey usau
ahn uade iAls isn~ famous ben
sire Wired her c.eFar fiaaa eaA lsss
before the Galdfirid fight a. hrinR
home the b@eons loe
the touthnuma poAk. hHt ~
Installed hia nsAmmy and haf
brood 81 little ONES in n
The Johnseu hams = ia Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

AND EVERY WEEKDAY YOU CAN Reap p NEWS AND LIVE COMMENT ON THIS PAGE u
LOOKS LIKE HOT
SCRAP in TACOMA

with Leuie Long. and he has learned
a tot ~ things abous the game that
Will be ~ service % him tonight
Taylor has been training III Tn-
coma while Pete has pat the fin
lahing touches on condition sad
cietWfneaf IA the Seattle Athletic
club Both boys are IN great shape
Billy Chatham and Frank Street
IN the semi wiudup look almost a.
classy an the feature event Seattle
fans Nho intend making the trip can
set their tickets at Joe Dizard'a
Second and feAier
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01
WANTS TO KEEP
fNFIELDS DRY

Fred Clarke. manager ~ the Fl-
rates. intends o. ~ into ghs tase
BAH diamond protector business on i
large eeaie Re manufactures ens
for pftfsbnrx ia~t fall and has ~.
csised orders from Cleveland and
ether biW isaGae t0wna The pro-
tact1r 10 canvas covering thai u
expected 60 keep an lnficid DRY dur
inE a rain storm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

Prom Mile. Mnrgot Ciinea Songs Strenuosity.~
Come all young gentlemen my song
Chats a
III u a noble pair who
They -
Upon day they'll a
To battle a title "A
but IN his office hear the King
Give orders Don't trow down. McCluskyi~
spin u Jcffriesi" Is % be he battle cry.
And an the future q with deighn
VIII read m hsorys ~ the Moving Picture Fight
The Ready" but they'll
A. the hammer heart
A haAy knockoutS the pusistic
That's followed hy the warriors white
The fellow with the standing a
You bet be r. the kpEpn 20 the white the black
He signals Wait t round nineteen
want no game % trew me down, Mcelusky"
spin & Jeffriesi" : the the
spin u Jack Johnson q
For win their with az night
To the various OF the Moving Picture Fight
20 Jim viii the Johnson win flick
Ihe photo man WI tel EN- harder work endansers him
The cartwright VIII not excite In fact In lack Of vim
Twill smell 80 bad you'd call u than musky.
About the they VIII with shock
And ns and lab and and dodge and duck aud block
You 60 trow him down, McClusky"
spin Ina is 10 b
cham out"
with polite.
VIII look the gyfatons OF the Moving Picture Fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

Kid Herman VIII make good his
PROMISE % re-enter the ring tonight.
but there viii be two other fellow +
inside the ropes % DO the fighting
The kid viii hook wias ard keep
Pete MeNeiKh aud Roscoe Taylor
from toaring each other % pieces
IL d. piinchen.
II should he ann grand Httlc fight
tonight and. although TAYLOR has
been Installed 20 ! favofite hy
BITS Tacoma admirers. this looks like
false price AcNslKh has eeme
rapidly since hts Neyen~round draw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

II you desire 70 shine In the ath-
ietic world. q real good irish name
II a most valuable asset
A g0odfy portion n the American
hague players are irish. seven q
the eight managers are SONS u Erin
white all the umpire@, with the ex
ceptien u Billy Evans. look on green
a. the most beautiful color IN the
world Evans a Welsh. his parents
having been horn near Cardiff
Wales
while an Irish name Il q great
help In athletics IN general. still Ia
no branches Of the sport are there
30 many lrfahnen a. among the um-
pires n sou have any doubt on
this score. just look over the names
Of the men who Officiated Id the
different leagues last season
American League Sheridan. Con-
molly. O'Iauahiin EEan. KERN
Parlne. Hurst and Dineen.
National League 60 Day John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

and - eas ta the home that fnu
haAxY wFiNhf ehampion far the FIRST
NWr ia seNHu grafs saw hie moth
af N@e - When Ne iefs teF &rH
teiinnNn vas o. tsatTtsfon. Tex
ntt any tfa Mell ufg ~ khm rokasii
- hsr hAg boss AhiiifF nuh his
dukes ahs f. noA uftnG Ia spiendnf
and STA apwn8 hsF remaining days
to- TIRE ezsr shieh hsf position a.
mother uf "a ehampioa entities her
to
And 2ou've set a. give q 60 1sfN
Johnson fef lcaklnE AFTER his
lgs4thef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-01

Burns were seen walking arm la
arm about the streets ~ sydney.
Australia, the other day
n Gotch started for the anfin1dos
you would hear about Hack beat
ing ~ % London.
Two persons who did uot wish one
another Merry Christmas Jim
Jeffries and Jack Johnson.
First Baseman Ahafcin ~, the
PsitsburH club N % be- rofagatad 10
the minor leagues next season
Judging from his work 10 the worid's
championship series the Northern
League b. plenty classy enough Tor
him.
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BASKETBALL:

Basket hail nili D. started In nar-
nest AZ the Broadway high school
next week. 49, Coach II ala viii
hAve his first turnout ~ the year
ue1f Monday afternoon The
broadway school u rather late In
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John Roberts. one Of the most eN
pert handlers. OF Gao in England.
has gone 10 India. where be WIZ
make tour and domonalrafa his