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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
.SEXTET IS BUSY
PREPARING FOR
FRIDAYS BATTLE

The first four days of this week
will be extremely busy ones for Ed
die Quinns sextet of headliners
who will be in the limelight at the
armory next Friday night. Each
man is intent on getting into the
pink of condition in the little time
left for that operation.
Eddie Marine, Jack Kaye and
Bob Bracken are working in the
gymnasium beneath the Rex bar,
while Long, Orsie and Ritter have
HE'D themselves to the outskirts for
the final four days of conditioning.
The Long-Marino affair, the
windup of the Federal union
smoker, promises to be one of the
best fistic mixups seen here in
| months, while Orsie and Bracken
! are after each others scalps, which
| means a bloody four rounds of
milling. There is much .specula-
ton over the outcome of the Ritter
| Kaye go, with the fans divided.
Many contend that Ritter will win
on points. while others declare that
Kaye will not let the fight go the
| limit.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
WHAT IS YOUR OPINION?

directors
the tit
member of northern
the pugilst quest S not
received in answer the fight
Jeffres mill
the winner The question
while
the efes that trod the
the fight and pretty fair idea of
will
this vote contest
published this daily including
In order to have accepted and filed the fol-
owl observed:
Eachi entitled AND ONLY ONE,
of his or opinion.
and address of the
communications limited $50
A. mu Sporting Editor
midnight of January 49, 1910.
g. Coupons plainly addressed Sporting Editor
kaneP Spokane Wash"
possible the voting will publish
sporting this section the northwest
pugiistic situation.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
BALL GREATEST
FIGHTER OF YEAR

Lester Ball, the 1875 FOUNDER, is
probably the greatest fighter de-
veloped in years at the S. A. A. c.,
and even at that, he has had very
few months 81 the game, a fact
which makes his boxing future seem
even more dazzling.
With almost as much cleverness
as Red Hughes, the 1O5 FOUNDER,
Ball has a terrific punch which has
already sent two men to slumber-
land in the three short bouts en-
gagged in this winter.
In fast and furious mixup be-
tween Ball and Creel yesterday aft
ernoon, the youngster surprised
even his instructor with his speed
and walloped the boss one on the
point of the jaw that almost spell
ed the fatal 10.
After Ball has cleaned up all the
1876 Founders in the country, Creel
will probably pit him against a
number of 145 Founders, confident
that he can give away from five to
10 pounds and still be returned a
winner.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
FOR
VANCOUVERITES

Tomorrow afternoon Boxing In
structor Fred Creel will start his
men on the 10 days period of train
ing for the Vancouver inter-club
smoker, scheduled for January IA.
Each club representative will be
sent into the ring capable Of going
over a much longer route than the
amateur rules allow, which will in
sure a series of lightning contests.
A short spin over the road, SEES
sion of boxing, and basket ball
game, will signalize the opening
days work, with the basket ball
game, a great wind developer, play
ed three times a week thereafter.
The Vancouver inter-club squad
will consist of Tommy Kelly, 1875
pound boxer, and Red Hughes, 105
pound boxer, with George Brechin,
1876 FOUNDER, and Chris Gesek, 1853
FOUNDER, both wrestlers. The squad
which will condition for the bouts
with Occur d'Alene is composed of
three boxers: Lester Ball at 1875
pounds, Kid Mccoy at 115 pounds
and Jimmy Sullivan or Jimmy Will
son at 1915 pounds, and as one wres-
tier either Rucks or Wilson.
1t is not definitely known yet who
will box Vancouver at the lightest
weight, but Hughes will be pre-
pared to meet the British Column
bian, with Mccoy preparing for
O'Rourke, the Occur d'Alene champ
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
COEUR D'ALENE ATHLETES TO
MEET S. A. A. E.. MEN JANUARY ID

Occur ,d'Alene is to figure quite
prominently in athletic events at
the s A. A c. in January, quar-
tet of wrestlers and boxers jour-
neying here on the 14th to compete
against the club as an added at
traction to the Vancouver-Spokane
inter-club smoker and invading this
city with an aggregation of indoor
ball tossers on January II.
Arrangements were completed
yesterday for the bringing of three
boxers and one wrestler to this
city on the 14th. Stanley Ram
bouski, the 125 FOUNDER who
starred at Vancouver last year,
will be pitted against Jimmy Sulli-
van or Jimmy Wilson, duet of
new arrivals at the S. A. A. c. Bart
ley O'Rourke, the 115 FOUNDER who
holds a decision over Kid Mccoy
and who put Kraglund, the former
Cooks gym star, to sleep with one
punch, will try his luck against
Mccoy or Hughes, while Jack Ora.
ham, the 1876 FOUNDER and best of
the invaders, will go three rounds
with Lester Ball. Frank Kahn, the
former S. A. A. G.. star, will wres.
tie Rucks or Wilson as the fourth
number on the inter-club pro.
gram.
With this double inter-club af.
fair, Spokane fight and wrestling
fans will witness the greatest card
of the season. The Idaho men
promise to be just as strong as
Vancouver, giving the locals a
hard tussle for first honors.
INDOOR BASEBALL
Fred Skadan will take an all.
star aggregation of indoor baseball
men to Occur d'Alene on Sunday
January Is, this game to be fol
lowed by return match on Mon
day, the 18th. The indoor game
is on the topmost wave of popular
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
eiwahin what he
quit training His Mass
"WINNIE" O'CONNOQ RISKS LIFE
TO EDUCATE; HIS DAUGHTER

Thinking of winnie" O'Ccnnor.
a product of his hand and head,
when asked to define the essentials
of successful jockey, PA" DAILY
gave the answer which has since
become famous:
Just tinge of wickedness,
With a touch of devil-may-care;
Just little bit of bone and meat,
With plenty of nerve to dare"
And nothing could describe Win
field Scott OConnor better. 1feyer
there was q devil-may-care kid it
was the youngster whose name was
almost as long as himself when w.
c. DAILY picked him up. In the wild,
wiry, tough lad with the glib
tongue, Pa" saw the making of n
star jockey. ..,e -
1t was after Winnie won the
Futurjty on Yankee and the Brook
lyn handicap on Reina, that DAILY
saw his hopes fulfilled But With
! all his ability, O'Connor hates the
life OF jockey He has tried his
hand at fighting, acting and bike
riding, and if he could realize the
money at any one of these he would
forsake the horses.
But unfortunately Winnie"
proved failure as knuckle buster,
thesptan and pace follower so for
sooth he sticks to the saddle. And
back of his riding today, there is a
pretty little story which shows no
matter how wild he is, O'Connor
has heart nearly as big as his lit
tie body.
Word comes from across the pond
that O'Connor has signed to ride
cross-country for Eugene Fischoff,
leading owners of steeplechasers in
France.
No end of gossip has been occa.
| stoned by this announcement. It
means Winnie" has found it i'm
possible to keep down to weight for
flat racing. His heft has forced him
to take to the timber toppers, and
the lad who few years ago was
the leading jockey of this country
is risking his life over the sticks.
And for why?
Well, because Winnie" O'Con-
nor desires to educate his daughter
Eileen, sweet-faced little colleen
about whom his every thought is
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
FRITZ HOLLAND!
OH, YOU KID!

Unless Fred Creel, boxing in
structor at the S. A. A. c., goes
after a number of his friends with
a shot gun, his present name will
be submerged by Fritz Holland:'
the nom de plume which enveloped
him yesterday afternoon. Cisco
Bullivant declares that if Creel ever
boxes at the S. A. A. c. it will be
as Fritz Holland, and as Fritz Hol-
land derived from the less elegent
Dutch Fritz Creel is likely to be
known to fans.
AS an alias, or boxing coverer up,
Freddie Holland might sound bet
ter, but Fritz was appended to the
Hollander yesterday, and Fritz it is
to be.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
E D l T E D. BY J
James II. CdsseN /

Despite the Coaster contention
that the Northwesterners were
ready to quit, that with Portland
gone the league would fall to
pieces, four towns are anxious to
enter the league. This doesn't
noise like defunct circuit.
or the four towns who desire to
enter clubs in the league, Butte Is
probably the best ball town, while
Bellingham and Everett are the
best situated. With Sunday ball
barred in Vancouver, Bellingham
and Everett are so close to the
British Columbia city that all Sun
day games could be played in eth
er one of the towns.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
Start the New Year
r light

That is what we will do, by fit
ting all mouths perfectly that we
make plates for.
We are doing the biggest and
most successful plate business in
the northwest.
There is no secret about 1t.
We have secured exclusive right
to use DR.. Rector's Double Suction
in our plates. The claims of our
would-be competitors to the con
trary Notwithstanding.
If your plate, made by other den
lists, fails or tips when chewing
come to us; we can remedy the
trouble by our patented system.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
SPORT PAGE
HENRI ST. YVES
ON HAYES TRAIL

class by himself and is due to win
with ease over the San Francisco
entries.
A clever scheme, hit upon by Tim
McGrath and his brother promoters,
is to pull off the Marathon events
benefits to charitable organizations.
The organizations get percentage,
while the promoters grab the re-
mainder. The fans attend the
races as a matter of course, while
thousands are drawn to the affair
because of their wish to assist in
| filling the Golfers of the charitable
ORGANIZATIONS,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
HOW "BUNT"
WAS BORN

. How did the word 'bunt' .
. get into base ball?" somebody .
= asked Arthur Irwin. q
. 1T came from the word .
. punt said the old time short .
. stop. "One day in Boston, .
= back in 1877, l guess it was, .
= Carroll laid the ball down and .
. beat it out. The official organ .
= said the next day: "A wonder .
. full thing happened in yester- .
= days game. In the eighth in .
. ming Carroll punted the ball .
. and actually beat it to first, .
. amid shrieks of laughter .
Il think | introduced the .
. bunt in the west. | made four =
. in one game in Detroit, all .
= down the third base line. Old .
. Jim White was playing third, =
. and it was funny to see him =
. try to pick up the hunts and =
= get them across; funny, be- =
. cause Jim could handle a hard .
= hit ball as we'll as any man in =
. the country q
= - = = = = = = = . = . . . .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03

Henri st. Yves, the worlds cham
piOn long distance runner, is on the
trail Of Johnny Hayes, the Olympic
hero who Is burning up the tracks
around San Francisco. st. Yves has
challenged Hayes to a Marathon
and will probably be an entrant in
the Dorando-Hayes race on Janu-
airy is.
II looks like more easy money for
the little Frenchman. Whatever
may be said of the running abilities
Of Dorando and Hayes, and unques-
tionably both of them are great
long distance men, st. Yves is in a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
NEW BALL BAT TO
INCREASE HITTING

. NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Appli- 4
. cation has been made by F. A. 4
. Ware for a patent on an octag- 4
. onal bat. The principal advan- 4
. tages which are claimed are: 4
. First, that foul balls, which 4
. now glance off the round bat, 4
q will take a more perpendicular 4
. direction, enabling the catcher 4
. TO have opportunities to put 4
. out the batter which he now I
. lacks and incidentally avoiding I
q the annoying monotony of I
. watching the balls disappear I
. over the grandstand.
. Second, increasing the
. chances of hitting fair ball, Z
. and with more precision as to Z
q direction and distance. I
. q = q q . . . . . . . q q . 4
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
SKADANS ONCE
MORE IN LEAD
TEAM STANDING.
YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Skadans, 6; VoIlmans, 5.

SNOAos'Sf " ~
With the victory of the Skadans
over the VOllman aggregation al
the s. A. A. c. yesterday, the first
named team occupies a precarious
position at the top of the percent
age column, while their opponents
of yesterday are resting on the low
est rung of the ladder.
With the score to in favor OF
the VOllmans in the seventh frame
the Skadans came back strong in
the eighth, chasing three men
across with the winning tally ap
pended. Single held the Vollmans
down to a brace of goose eggs in
the final frames of the 55 minute
game.
The lineup of the Skadans fol
lows: Yates, 3b; Baxter, IS;
Single, p; Slater, c; Varnell, 1b;
Nye, RI; Parsons, IS; Dean. 2b;
Skadan, If. Vollmans-Smithso
3b; Barnes, C; Toole, ,rss; Coonley
lib; Garner, 3b; Rogers, ISIS; Nc
Donald, IF; Cook, p; Mcintyre, If
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
SP09RET : SPICE
TERWAY A GREAT RUNNER.

In Peter Terway the
at the c. A last Saturday might Spokane has the best
With
and Marsh the local probably than match
hOner in the today.
His victory the NJ c. lads Saturday night
miles while his divided distance
ents proved complete surprise to the fans of the city The runner
himself stated before doubtful ability
the severe handicap but sonng all his strength
final completed ahead
remarkably
hour.
His established Alfred Shubb
the famous English
track Teway would probably
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
AFTER bERTHS

Bellingham fans are making a
big howl for the sixth Northwest
ern league franchise Everett Is
only a step behind, while Butte and
Helena are clamoring for recogni-
ton in the circuit. Who will get
the plum?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
RUNNING GAME BECOMING POPULAR.

The New Years Y.
have
With relay
Marathon following close will
Spokane fans will probably witness
fessona Spokane long local
figuring bringing William Stanley this
try their luck against the Spokane between Stanley and
he
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
THE QUESTIONS

the hands of the
a.
will win the championship fight between
Johnson2
How many rounds you think the fight will
3. What you think the rngside odds will be? Why?
the will
h. A. y ,hnr the battle win be held? Why?
1eet Number
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
CHRISTY MATHEWSO

Something of a surprise was &C.
casioned when Secretary Heydlers
figures were given out and it was
found that Christy Mathewson, in
stead of standing alone at the head
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03

ity these days and several games
with outside clubs will be played
here this winter in addition to the
regular club schedule.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-03
HOWARD CAMNITZ.

of the National league, divided first
place honors with Howard CamnitZ,
the Pirate finger. Each pitcher
won % games and dropped six,
which gave them a percentage of
SOC
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judge City Court of BRUNSWICK.
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NOTICE.

To Jurors, Parties and Iitigants:
BY reason of the fact that the 81
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with the November term of the n.
court of Brunswick, ] have deemed it
advisl' lie to recess the November
term OF the city court of Brunswick
from Monday, the seventh of Novem-
Der, to Monday, the fourteenth. There
fore, all parties, jurors and witnesses
need not attend on the seventh, but
will be expected to be in attendance
at o'clock on the t4th The civil
docket will be first disposed of. and
the first case called for trial will be
Wocdcock VS.. Southern Railway. to
tie followed by the civil cases as they
appear on the docket.
D. w. KRAUSS,
judge City Court Of Brunswick.
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REDUCED RATES TO ATLANTA
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greatly reduced rates. Tickets will
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wick, Ga.
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NEW GEORGIA syrup AND
BUCKWHEAT At EIA3PEPS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-26
MISS WETSCOTT
DIES IN HOUSTON
Well Known Ell Paso Wo-
man Is Buried In San
Antonio After Death.

News has been received here of the
death of one of the best known women
of Ell Paso. The San Antonio Express
of Saturday says:
THE body Of Miss Thirza Il. West
colt, Of E. Paso, who died in the home
of her nephew, NJ A. Westcott. Of
Houston. on the morning of December
% in her 18th year, arrived in San An
tonic Friday morning. The funeral serv-
ices were held from the home of de-
cedent's sister, Mrs. r. F. Alexander,
416 Dallas street Friday afternoon As
a last request of Miss Westcott the
funeral was private Interment was
made in the Confederate cemetery"
Miss Westcott was a Daughter of the
Revolution and had on numerous oc-
casions represented the FL Paso chap
ter at the national meetings of the or
der. She had resided in Ell Paso for
many years and was well known in va
rious circles in the city, was an hon.
orary member of the Woman's club and
member of the Country club among
Tother organizations.
Miss westcott some months ago do
mated half the value of her residence,
403 California street to the Woman's
club for home. The residence and site
was valued at $4,000 and Miss West
colt gave it to the club for half price.
The club members will convert the
place into a club in another year, they
hope. AT. present it is being rented
She adopted a little nephew, P.
Bellinger. and kept him with her here
in Ell Paso until he was 10 years old
and then sent him to Houston, where he
is now in business and is % years Of
age Mr.. Bellinger, who viii inherit
Miss Westcott's estate, will visit Ell
Paso this week to look after her prop
erty here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-26
Ell PASOAN MEETS
DEATH IN CALIFORNIA

Emmett Clark. son Of Mrs. Margaret
Clark. who formerly conducted a cafe
terra on Mills street was acci6 entally
killed at Terminal IsIanl, Cal, or De-
cember p, when he fell between two
freight cars on which he was employed
as a brakeman.
The body arrived from California
Sunday night and the funeral will be
held from the church of the Imriacu
late Conception Tuesday morning d: 3
o'clock Interment Will be made in
Evergreen cemetery Mclean. Simmons
& Carr having charge of the arrange
ments.
Mr.. Clark is survived by wife and
baby a few months old.