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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
~ MIKE FISHER.

I've been Ia baseball q long tune.
and. II course. I've had a lot Of
pretty exciting times. bat I'm sure
the top notch ~ excitement came
right IN this part ~ the world the
first year took hold ~ the Ia
coma team In the Coast league,
had = WANING team right from
the start 81 the 1904 season. and ~
went down the line. taking all the
clubs into camp as We hooked up
With them. There waa no stopping
the Tigers. and we finally cinched
the pannant Tor the first half IT
The season by winning game Ia
Portland
when We we're sure 81 the flag
the Tacoma fans planned a mon
ster celebration and welcome home
20 the team. They bought enough
red fire 70 burn up several villages,
hired all the bands in town. and
generally made themselves uumers
GUS. Il Was arranged that the tt
gers should stop off AZ CentraiA
on the way home and play an ex-
hlbltlou game with the bush team
from that town. and over 400 Ia.
coma fans hired q special train and
made the trip over 10 sec the
champs wipe the CentralianH of
the map and then bring the team
home Tor the big time
We looked on the game as = JOKE,
but. after an inning or so. found
that We we're up against II. Those
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
JACK GLEASON 70
REAL PROMOTER
AMERICAN LEAGUE
MANAGERS CHANGE

Five n the eight teams % the
American frakfr VIII ind them
selves In charge ~ new manaxmre
next season. and Il wiIi b. Inter
@stinR 60 note lsiaf shat difference
this viii make in thu respective
showing ~ these teams m The cuTn-
ing campaign.
Hugh Jennings. Connie Mack. and
George Sfaiilnks are really the uuiy
men whs have held over from last
year True. Mcclure took charge
" the Maps just before the season
closed. but the next season should
really bs considered has first az the
head q the Cleveland team. Tor
when he took hold hast faii Tire race
was virtually over
McAieer and u'ronrnr have the
best chance 81 any ~ these men e.
make Heod. Tor the reason that
neither ~ the teams ~ witch they
VIII have. charge cnt any figure iaai
year. aud this slightest Improvement
Ia their showing viii b. a feather
in their cap.
Patsy Donovan. who has taken
Fired lakes place at Boston. wiii
have q harder row 20 hoe. Tor Lakes
team was In the fighf for the pen
nant right down 90 the finish. and
slump would be counted against
Donovan.
As for Hugh Duffy At Chicago
everything depends on Ria I'd
Wnish'a performance. n thu bia
fellow reRains his 1905 form. the
White sax vii be Ia the running
and Duffy Will BE- given the credit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
viii have racing in sestts e.

racing sessus :.
Those ho follow the fortunes Of the sport Of kings ohn
viii apply that ss
rangD Oakland meeting being closely
Seattle and that
betting California holds the hope racing could n
legally Jim McEroy ss
that he going California IL
there and oral betting
there the Washington anllbeting las similar
passed California the gfsneEz
would Of paint aud the ine
preparatory % welcoming the bangtais home
A Tom Williams stated that the Oakland meeting
extended possibly 60 days oral betting
satisfactory meeting
everything Is ss
the woods that again IN Seattle win
. jerk the cord
Nothing definite has been announced and IT'S
all the celebration suggestions contained
will be wasted. rs well 70 be prepared
r. Stockton story OF a that had ran sr
everybody everything Of hodsa
and wound the machinery b. climbing great as
works Well that
flock Of schoolboys
live sporting wheels going
the Of Gee. but almost broke
oath Well anyhow. the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE
building o. a gigantic athletic field
ON ihs line ~ the Hudson tunnels.
IN tbs Hackensack meadows. back
~ Jersey City and north % Newark.
ia projected hy owners ~ Madison
square Garden according 10 the
rumora current among The exhibitors
nt the Grand Central palace auto
mobile show
Vast acreage remains undeVelopcd
un the meadows 10 ~ proposed, ac-
cordiug 90 Tire story. To build sew
crai automobile factories near whore
me new amusement park VIII BE-
built The scheme calls for the erec-
fl0n ~ great concrete stadium
open 90 the air. the building Of "a
closed amphifhentre twice the
capacity Of che garden, and the lay
Ing Dut Of two-miie automobile
course
New Park Easily Reached.
IL Del proposed ~ hold the 1871
automobile shows combined in tho
Inciosed building and to have foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

In spite ~ the existing rivalry be-
tween the Northwestern ard the
California cities. and the ftictieu
In everything pertaining % hasrhal Y
between our league and the tuist
erganisatian Is looks rs though the
hatchet would have % be buried for
the good of both, and an eightscluh
All coast icagae eventually formed
Such a leavur may u0t be formed
next year or even che year after
hut the writing on tha wall Is plain.
and the big cities of the coasz VII
have 20 line zap for the mutual aene-
ut o. all
Al the present time. IN both thv
Northwestern ard tha Coast leagues
enc or two good hail towns are ear
tylnw a dead weight ~ small towns.
unable % drnw On proportion GO
cities Hike Seattle. spokane. Port
land. San Francisco aud Los
Angelica Both leagues are weak
sned in consequence. and there t.
no houbt that II the Northwestern
cities could Be- certain 81 an ah-
soiusoly square deal. consolidation
would be sood thing all round.
The momcntus matter Of award
ing PortIaua's forfeited franchise
wili be settled next Thursday. when
the tiiraefurs ~ tire Northwestern
league will hold their annual meet
ing IN this clty Then We win learn
FOR "A certainty who's going 20 play
IN our yard this year. and we can
act down 10 the serious business ~
pre- season tanning
During the last week rumors =
the contemplated changes IN ihe cir
cult have been flying round With
bewildering rapldity. and those who
follow baseball have been complete
b up In the air. With a positive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
GIANT STADIUM NEAR GOTHAM TAKES
PLACE OF MADISON SQUARE GARDEN

ball ard baseball games Of national
interest in the stadium. The autos
mobile track f. 60 be used not only
Tor races bust also for the factories
roundabout TO try out their cars
The new park IL go be reached ~
quick time by special snur ~ The
Hudson tunnels now being pushed
rapidly a. completion in their en- 4
tireiy Ia the city itself.
}. p. Morgan Back Of Plan.
Financial interests back IT the
garden are said To- be behind The
new amusement park plan J ~
Morgan whose great mergers q
trust companies IN the last fc'e
days have startled the world. D. said
40 favor tine plan lie practically
controls tie garden now and inter.
ests with which he ia AFFILIATED
closely long have controlled the
uackeusark meadows Harvey FAX
& Sons the bankers who financed
the Hudson tunnels, are close %
Morgan. an " the amusement park
plan is carried 90 completion there
is uuitleae financial backing to make
30 q success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

made me feel aick to think how
they'd laugh ut an II Centralia cop
ped the game
sat on the bench AZ though u
WIS covered with lacks. and
yRuked one pitcher after another
out Thomas. 81 Nrsin. Fred
Brown. Fitzgerald. Bobby kcefe
and Overall we're pounded 10 turn
We uould just hold them and no
more
The game went extra innings.
aud Ia the twelfth thought u vas
ali over but the hiding. for with
the score 20 and only one man
gone and a man on third. a Cen
sralia aiugEer Leased against the
bail for a long ily 10 left The run
ner could have come In easy. but
guess be- lost his nut. for instead
Of waiting for the ball TO be- caught.
be starts running In the moment
It's hit. George Mclaughlin
spearea Il and completed = pretty
double By fielding u 10 third be
fore the runner got back. and We
we're safe for that inning In the
fifteenth we batted ia the winning
run and took the game. , to 2
But III never forget that two
hours Ia the hot sun as long as !
live. n those buHhcre had licked
az think I'd have dropped off the
train aud anesked before We
hooked up with the bands and the
red fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

Tommy Murphy tho New York
lightweight who trimmed ~ Wolf
CAST IN ak philadelphia rounds.
announces hia intention u going 10
California 20 set on wifn Nriron.
Working along tbs Theory chat
there's nothing like confidence.
Murphy ought "a win with eaaa.
bui Nelson has spoiled VI 81
fighters who had coolies ~ conf.
dsnce. and unless Murphy has more
than be has shown. victory nyes
the raWhiae Dane would be iltfis
short af marvellous
Listen 90 Tommy.
Forty rounds with Nelson
suits me. I'm willing q Ko any
route. and an re 10 So u. too.
I believe my time has come I've
been going slow cuntvnfed % fight
my way ia short battiea. learning
all thu time and developing can
take on three rien ~ my weight
ana huK them one after another un.
tii ! tirn thum euk
= beat Wolkast n six rounds
and Moran ir ten. and he admitted
e. although he sot a Boston de-
clMlan over me
4 believe ! ehn pas Nelson out.
Not in a short fiAht but in from 20
% as rounds 10 newer make a
match unless ! felt I could wln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
JIM CORBETT'S HARDEST PUNCH
NEVER FAXED jim JEFFRIES

whole side ~ hts jas was turned
TO my fist. ! swung what I have al
ways believed 20 be the heaviest
blow ever MI IN my nfe. Then 8
stepped back % watch hlm drop.
Jeff etraightcned w Instead
and faced around again guess
he saw the ACCOMPLISHMENT that my
face must have showed Ho rnisad
his guard and took step toward
me. Then he looked me sauareiy
In the eye and believe me-he
grinned just a bit aud asa thin'-
AS corbett got 20 this part Of
the story he looked at ME and de-
liheretely closed hts left eye. iet a
CULVER a minute and then masked
again with his fighting face.
"carbHtt admitted that n some
friend had opened trap door
right underneath him he'd have
been willing to sacrifice his share
~ the purse 90 drop lnfo II.
"lie had worked Jnff exnrtIv ma
he had hoped be- had iet Ro tho
punch That he'd been carrying for
the emergency he'd seen ID land
right where the doctor ordered. and
then he'd seen Jeff tlp him roRuish
sink and start forcing again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
DID LANG ALLOW
OLD FITz TO
STAY?

In London a story has been ek-
cuiated ever since Fftxslmmans -
there for Sydney that the min I'm
Lang was purely a frsmenp fof =
camera. that Lang agreed 70 les ~
ancient Cernishmau stay ten foEaA
and then knock him out.
According 60 meaRar repaWis
the affair Lang did not try 10 hsa
until the eleventh and tusiIA
rounds. when he proceeded TO has
mer Fitz into a state Of submiss''A
II Il true that tftz drove a basEln
With Mcintosh fora $1,000 gaiaras'
tee. win. lose or draw. before y
started Tor sydney. in the ariisi@
~ agreement u Is said Mcintosh ~
served the entire picture privi'ssss
for himself believing that a fcEfe'
duction 81 the Tight" on canfn
both IN America amt England woaN
be extremely profitable.
Mcintosh. before the men enteIea
the RINK AZ Sydney. denies the ~
port that there WAS a secret aEfes'
ment. but remembering the decrslA
condition OF Fitzsimmous waM
Johnson Knocked him cold IN ~
rounds several years ago, srofaAs
men say IL Is hard % believe isss
Lang WAS trying his best from -
first tap ~ the bell
DAILY LESSON IN BILLIARDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

The story Of Jim Corbetrs
-punch~ IL interesting. IN view q
the fact that Gentleman Jim IL 70
coach Ieffries for his fight with
johnson. The story il told BY Har-
~ Tuthiii trainer Tor the Detroit
Tigers. who got the yarv from Cor
kett direct II deals With his first
fight with jeff IN which he stood
the Californian OF for ~ rounds
and a bit more.
las sou know and AZ I've al
ways been free to admit Tuthill
says carbett said. I've almost al
ways managed 20 have one good
punch for each 0f my battles. I
never claimed 90 be- q real slugger.
but I've always managed u do
some damage with that punch when
I got ready ~ LET II go.
In my fight with JEFF had
that punch for several rounds un-
al 7 had made Jim miss with left
I stepped back az ne left Il nv and
II whisfled past my face. Then
stepped IN and fet 20 tho punch
that 10 saved up.
Jeff was wide open. Just az the
right distance from ma. and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
AN ALL-COAST LEAGUE
WOULD BOOST BASEBALL
Large Cities in Both Northwestern and Coast Leagues
Held Down by Weaker Clubs-Bellingham Likely
to Get Portland Franchise-Montsna Towns
Busy.
nv LAURENCE RsolNerou.

statement lasned enc day. and q a.
rsct dental the following. However,
an this talk has served Ca kssR the
pot hailinN and everyone ia keyed
up to inc proper point o. interest
and oxeltemwuf
SiftinE ths situation Tor grains or
truth lt looks an though hellinxhAm
would land the franchise. and take
the place ~ Portland. the rest 90
tha Northwestern circuit remaining
the san4e a. last year. For while
il looked a. though Everett would
be che choice. for there ~ little TO
choose between Il and Beiiinshnm
from tha standpoint uf gate receipts.
and a. either town viii have tn pia}
most 90 ~ h0nie games IN Seattle.
che nearer 90 the two bad slight
edge 90 the situation,
Mike Fisher again felt the mama
seriai iurr. and would have naiied
thr Everett proposition but fur a
hitch over She question % SUNDAY
morning bali Mike figured on
morning game AZ Everett and an
afternoon game IN Seattle, bat the
wuod people ~ Everett tmlked az
baseball during the church hour. and
Fisher refused 90 consider titc fran
ehizs with any strings on the play
ing lkfne SO there the matter WAS
dropped. and BeiilnEham'a stock Inn
mediateiy went soaring
THE eight -club idea foy this league
j. not absolutely dead. and af the
meeting next week both Butte and
Helena viii have representatives 20
urge their claims Busy Jack Illus
ton s. already Tn town bepNtlus
Montanas stock. and he viii ~
heard FROM with a cry for rerpg
milton when TIE maxnataa Ees huaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
FRENCH FIGHTER
WANTS TO MEET
POWELL

SAN FRANCf9CO Jan td.-nen.
~ Plet. tho French lightweight. Who
Fecsntiy lost 40 Ad Wnlmat 81 NuN
Orleans wants tO come ~ the coast
q box any 1885 pound man, Low
Powell preferred IIef has written
Harry Foley asking che latter 10
secure o match Tor him out here.
ana Foley in order fn introduce him
~ the fans about tho bay. viii on
deavDr % sign him with Tommy Me-
C0rthy and have one Of the Oakland
clubs handle ITO affair.
Ia hia letter 90 Foley. Plot do
clsrea thar he was n pretty sick lad
when he boxed Woigagf "A wna
90 lli.' ha writes that few d. p
before tine match / begged for ~
p0atpguement. which the manage
naent refused ! had posted $500.
however. and was compelled o.
fight"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

ne keeps pcpperinE sway. ] began
a. learn the game from the time
Terry MCguYurn knocked me- out
am S.. and believe know "
thoroughly
Well fhatfa pretfy good talk. and
maybe Murphy can deliver the
goods. but hnH Kot % show big
crowd ~ individuals from Missouri
before they'll believe hltn
Battling Nelson b. no wonder la
a limited ROUND 80 Tie needs time
60 get hts man. and = strong man
who ~ fair boxer. looks Rvod
against him over "A short route
WoiEaEf uuipnsnied Nelson Ia 10
rounds and was IN turn shown np
~ six b. Murphy Ent when they
~ over the long distance Nelson r.
the best bet IN fhe division.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

Of invariably
the Of Al
20
in
Aho wn mentioned
sherwood Magrc great
Of
this fellow
i ground
the ball.
20 hack
Of much ground ne
an
whip the best double
l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

l. 20 Fight BIN hard and fast keep
an eyrn pace al the time. and heAt
hins down Cans tried 10 drop Nei-
son early and made fatal mistake
Cans could hH hard but Nelson
eunid take punishment firitt pep
tssred hifn for ~ fonHdn and came
within an nes ~ finishing him
Welsh would Eivr NfiHan a good
fight fl~ hasn't a hard punch. bat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
HERE'S A DECISION
WITH BELLS ON 1T

u viii never forget a peculiar
decision made by an umpire In an
exhibition gamo IN which ! played
some years ago says Manager
Griffith, OF the Reds I'VE played
somewhere In the state OF pcnnayl-
vania, In one OF those tin-oan
leagues, and the umpire Was rather
new 20 the game
zone OF the Highlanders slammed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

Britt fought Nielsen right. and lad
him hanging onto tho rupees a
rfaurE g'urhett showed -
wrong way tn fight Nelson. II
tried 90 knock him out AZ soon 3
possible. and was whipped iu n
rstuntn lie tried it again. saHk
Tactics. and was Anwnsd IN uIa&
rounds You cant outsiua Neisn
THE way TO knock uut the flatW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
LAW AGAINST
ORGANIZED BALL

SAN FRANCISCO. jim i5. or
Rnnizad baseball ls to Doc the object
~ legislative attack during the next
session cf tho state legislature ac-
e0rding 90 State Senator Gus Hart
man q 33d degree fan. ana "a former
professional player.
Hartman declared today that II he
ia returned 90 fhc state senate at
the next election be win Introduce
"a hiii designed 10 break az Least
The California end ~ the mon0noly
held by the baseball trust If he
Us not rc = leeted. he stated he will
arrange GO hive hts BIN presented
through other channels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
SPALDING'S BALL
GUIDE is OUT

The third annual issue NJ Spaid
lnRa official Base Ball Record,
which has come 90 be recognized as
the statistical compendium OF the
national game. has just been issued
FOR the season of 1910 n ~ edited
by John - Foster 81 New York, and
contains wealth Of base BAN infor-
nation, being larger than the pre-
vlpus issues. Besides the official
averages of the National and AMER
lean ana the minor leagues the Rec
ord also contains "a diagram Of tho
race ~ each organization. y short &C.
count ~ tho contest and notes Of tho
game. Tho Year IN Base Balr A.
an account Of the seasons happen
lnRa na recorded day by day for tho
entire year, and - interesting mat
ter for the fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
San Francisco Supervisors
VIII Grant Him Permit
to Hold Big Fight in
That City.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1t-
Local flsht fans are enthusiastic
this afternoon over the prospect y
the Jeffrles johnson fight being
held right here in the city u San
Francisco probably AZ Recreation
PARK. where the Coast league base
bali gaines arF played.
The police committee q tbs board
OF supervisors went into session 70
consider the matter this afternoon
after Chairman Herget Of the chm
mittee announced that be was con-
WINGED that Jack Gleason wfas the
real promoter and that no nom
resident WAS really Interested in the
management ~ the fight. For this
reason. ne said that Gieason's APP
pllcati0n for q permit 10 hold
s6-r0uno or finish fight IN this city
next July would b. looked upon
with favor and. va his opinion. an
auestionably would h. granted.
HeTEes had served notice on Glen
son that II be wanted the permit
b. would have 20 show that Tex
Hickard Of Nevada was not a real
partner In the affair.
Melvin Sheppard has again been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
WApDELL WAS SORRY
FOR BUGS RAYMOND.

One day early last season. 4
. HuEhey Jennings and ~Uer- 4
many Scharfer were walking I
. across the hall park al 81 4
= Louis. ~ the conclusion II a 4
. hattie between the nrowna and 4
4 Detroit They ran into "Ruhe" 4
4 Waddeii who Immediately be- I
q gan conversation on ~BuKa" 4
= Raymond. Who had performed 4
. some unusual feat az the Ma 4
4 iienal league park IN - Louis :
= the day h@fnFs Rate" started q
= OF cn q suipgy ~ his brother !
q eccantrlc, and wound up with 4
. this declaration. that caused Z
. Hughey and Germany %
. smile broadly Isn't u ton had :
q That iinFa doesn't take care 81 =
= himself Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

fellows bit every pitcher on my
string. aud the bali always man.
aged to find some opening 10 sneak
through when We hit. though. wa
popped the ball right ~ one ~
their team. somehow We couldn't
get the safe ones.
tell you felt cheap. There we
were. hot from winning pennant.
IN danger Of being beaten by a
bunch Of bnahers before 400 OF our
home fans And that celebration
at the other end. too ] tell you Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

talking about shorsops- broke in Herman
fellow
follows who play the position but when comes to getting
handle certainly
this little 81 chain lightning Ana he Is also
hitter and q corking good
While we this subject chimed r. the writer there
about smooth an article a. there when comes 60 playing The
ha- IBIS follow Iurnc n--LLz n-ng pm no mon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
SP0RT rs
THE RACES AGAIN! BEAT THAT IF YOU CAN
THIS IS THE WAY THEY D0PED OUT THE PHI

ling out. Wild belts" Then let
az Sound the trumpet. beat the
drum" Furthermore. LET ua sing
paoans Of praise when We discover
just what paean H. And then
let's think up a lot Of new stunts
suitable for celebrating a happy
event. and astoniah Seattle with
our quaint and whimsical modes Of
expression. And a lot more Of this
rot to the same effect
And the cause Of the above
verbal jazz" you ask. kind reader
fwhy is Il that readers must al.
ways be referred 70 az klnd"7 As
a matter OF fact nlne-tenths OF
them are knoekers) 30. you're
way OF on your first guesas. We
wife q " sporting editor has not
gone to ye country Something
even better than that For Il looks
very much an though-uoW stop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
MOST EXCITING INCIDENT
IN MY LIFE OF SPORT

shd AsaeF h tss pet Tor po.u
. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
The Errorless "Kid."

bet an you expect s
Sehaefer fellow 21
without
variety either"
third FOR u.s." Fred Mcle rs hardly the shortstop
first doesn't make difference
much ne forced 20 hurry throw
have ia which to make the play that his first
right the
q corling OIL
Sow " beat that combination n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

a three base hit. which HE the lcft
foul line, kicking zap cloud OF white
dust which marked the point nf con
tact The umpire refused TO allow
the hit
The foul line Is neutral ground.
said he. and the batter must bat
over again. / don't care what the
rules say n was neither fair nor
fouls just a neutral hit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
SUNDAYS SOCCER.

teltles vs. Seattle. Dug 4
! dales park.
Tacoma va Rangers. az Ta- 4
! coma
tenion ys. Thisilea. az Rem 4
/ tom
! ~ AAaAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

Howard CamnE who had been an Interested listener an those
aad We'll boys that h surely swell bunch hortstop we've
the that Pittsbug
THAT VIII do from about wagner n Merke 1--WE were
only talking about human bah VIII eliminate ths
blg putchman from the list"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

Lee Johns, tho New York bowling
shark has established a new record
of 27ih for three games. a mark
which high score bowlers win have
some fun shooting az before they
threaten Il. Johns made his record
IN a tournament Ia New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15

John y. Murphy. Chieagoa cham
pion newaboy pugilist, IL dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-15
Cyclone" Thompson
Is After Bat Nelson

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan rs.
In case anything serious should
happen the Wolgast Nelson fight,
which is not improbable for the rea.
son that Promoter Hester refuses
TO post the clubs forfeit until Man
aver Jones has also slipped hts coin
into the Stockholders hands. there
is one lightweight ia the country
Who stands suxionsly ready 10 step
into Wolgaat'H shoes, and that Is
Cyclone Johnny Thompson.