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Tailoij Mad After They Get Acclimated Thoy All Our Own Pastry MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1910. THE SPOKANE PRESS team defeated the Mullen team at $15,000 Refused for This Big League Rookie the former town Saturday night by a score of 11 to 3. INDOOR LEAGUE SPICE, By Tip Wright. PLAY CHESS SPORT Here a youngster, Oroville, Wash., has organized Is in fast an AND company a month, whose value is athletic association. WITH FIVE TEAMS not a cent less than $20,000, and 8YWIRELESS league of Charlie Somers, owner of the An indoor baseball five Cleveland team, would not accept GAMES PLAYED ON TWO OCEAN teams Is being organized by the DIAMOND GOSSIP an offer more of $5000 for him. STEAMERS 400 MILES APART. A. A. C, and play will be start- The slender kid is Joe Jackson, BROWN'S IN TOWN S. Sunday. Two games will the southern speed wonder, who VICTORIA, B. C, Nov. ed next 21.?The Brown, manager broke in this fall from New steamship Zelandia, which Bob of the Van- be played each Sunday, the fifth Charlie Comiskey, owner of Chicago White Sox, and today the Orleans, a finished major leaguer from Australia, on couver team in the Northwestern team laying off, which will give the every arrived had >ne of the greatest players baseball has produced, is pas- in respect. board a California barnyard owl league, arrived in Spokane yester- team an "I'll give you for Jack- players of each opportun- $15,000 which alighted Saturday 860 miles day Sunday every iionately fond of duck hunting. son and Gregg," morning on his way home from ity to rest one in $6000 for Veane from the nearest land. reports will be cap- said Charlie Murphy, owner of the the east, and that both five. The five team Another feature of the voyage Dugdale and Cohn are doing a tained as follows: "Owls" by Har- Cubs, to Charlie Somers, owner of was a match by Naps. chess wireless be- landoffice business in the signing ry Campbell, "Bachelors" by Fred Bill Dahlen, manager of the Brooklyn team, is the only National the tween Captain Phillips and four Ed. H. a trifle deaf, the vice presi- of players. Brown says Cohn has Skadan. "leftovers" by league remnant of the old guard of 1890 White Stockings. "I'm passengers of the Zelandia and Mr. Rothrock, not dent of the American league re- some stars signed up and has and two teams named Frick and four passengers on the strings on several others. by Jim Mulvehill and Mont Barnes. Why should sporting pages be filled with tales of the Jack-Curley- plied. And he could just under- Makura. The game, which was won RHackenschmldt-Doc Roller-Zbyszko-Feretti combination, when stand Murphy when the chubby one by the Zelandia in six be- better repeated sometimes creeps into the classified columns? Everybody ought his offer. gan when the steamers were In to know the present "starring" tour of this bunch is merely "That $15,000 would look sweet sight of each and the last that in- my play other tended to work up the public for the grand finale which will be staged in bank, but I can't it in move took place when they were Chicago. centerfield, you know," he told 400 miles apart. in Murphy. "Yale," announces a bulletin from New Haven, "will chang > the Later Somers put Murphy jerry coaching system next year." It is to be hoped something w.il be to the fact that he is trying to changed. build up, not tear down, his club, and that offers for men like Jack- son would be tossed into the dis- Does Advertising With Too bad someone can't devise a speed pill for Al Kaufman that will The Elgin, Ore., gun club will make his hands and feet work simultaneously with his think tank. card. "And as for Gregg," continued hold its sixth annual shoot tomor- Somers, row. Isn't it pretty near time Jim Corbett buried his spleen and let up on "if he is worth $6000 to GAS you or anyone else, he is worth Jack JohnsonS The monologist manages to find something that resem- Kennewick high football team bles a yellow streak in every move big spade makes. more than that to me. I have not the had a chance to see Gregg work, sprang the surprise of the season and am willing to pay for cards. in the Columbia river valley, when Lights I want a look at him." it held the undefeated Sunnyside CANNY SCOT MAY LEAD BROWNS The offer of $6000 for Gregg was team to an 0-0 score. made by Joseph P. Cohn, owner of the Spokane club of the Pacific Henry Guise, »f Republic, won Pay? Northwest league, who found Gregg the decision over Jack Sholes of pitching for an amateur team at Phoenix, B. C, in the former city Lewiston and sold him to Cleveland Saturday evening. for $400 last year. When Gregg hesitated about reporting he was Harrington high school basket- turned over to Portland, and hij ball team won its third straight year He game of the season Saturday night YES work this was sensational. is believed by Cohn to be the great- when the Edwall team was defeat- There is no more power- est left-hander in the world. Cohn ed, 15 to 12, in a hotly contested wanted Gregg for Murphy, and game. ful lever for the progress Somers was in the know. But just think of refusing an Rathdrum riflerien are practicing of a business or a city oler of 15,000 washers for a kid JOE JACKSON. for the fall shoots. than brilliant illumina- player, as disdainfully as tho \u25a0 6 Harry heroine of a melodrama scorns the hits were for two bases, five foritdared at. Changnon of Idaho Falls tion. advances of the villain! three bases and homej wealthy has been selected as captain for one was a i If Somers was not a University Idaho One wonders what Jackson run. In the field his speed |j man, or if club wa3 not, with the of football stood II his team for next season. showed that makes him so valu- him In stead and he gathered in, iits promising youngsters, one of THE NEW able. To begin with, he showed drives that looked the best prospects in the league, he impossible, j Genesee. that major league pitchers looked while his throwing arm shut off,;J might have accepted Murphy's Idaho, basketball team INVERTED GAS like bushers.to him. He topped the apparently sure runs, at the plate. offer, but ?well, he didn't accept It, beat the Clarkston squad Saturday ARC American league batters with an Taken by and large, Joe Jackson is night by a score of 45 to 9. Team Iso Jackson now as a work did average of .387 for the 20 games in is the sweetest looking youngster j j$20,00(1 beaut, because it's a cinch it. which he played. He made 2!) hits that has broken into league this., J that offer of this for him willturn your store into a cheerful and inviting the an sum Yakima in 75 times at bat, scored 15 runs year of would not make Somers bat North high football team business house, it is to and Somers' refusal a small i even lost Ellensburg as nearer daylight than and stole four bnses. Two of his fortune for him is not to be won-1 eye. to Saturday by a lan 6-5 score. any other form of illumination. Ask those who use them, or have our representative call. The winter racing season opens at Juarez, Mexico, Thanksgiving 22 DEATHS The Fanning Bee day. THE SPOKANE FALLS GAS LIGHT COMPANY Harrison basget-ball team beat Tel. Main 3485. Open Evenings. Casual Comment on Sport Things That Have the Rockford. Wash., team at the FROM FOOTBALL Hap- Idaho town Saturday evening by a pened, Are Happening or Might Happen. score of 50 to 19. (By United Press Leased Wire) CHICAGO, Nov. 21.?Twenty- BY "MAC." The Juniors won the inter-class two deaths and scores of seri- basket ball championship of Day- ous Injuries and the Thanks- > Well, we've seen that great game of Rugby, and now how do we like ton in the schlo elao giving games yet to be played, it? It's a great game. That's the general opinion. A great game?for is the casualty list of revised goats. Of all the butting, and pulling and hauling games yon ever saw Mace high school basketball in your life, Rugby Col. Bob Hedges, owner of the St. Louis Browns, says lie is not American football record of takes ihe whole pastry kitchen. Every time the ball 1910. The number of deaths is gets kicked some place where it should not have gone, the whole gang ffendy to reveal the identity of the man who will manage his team next get less than the total for their heads together and butt one another like a couple of goat tribes iteason, but tho opinion prevails that Hob Wallace, the wonderful little eight in a shortstop, will bo the St. Louis Moses. last year, and the chances are contest over a pile of tin cans. posi- Wallace may make a great leader. While quiet and reserved, the that last year's record will be a Speaks And then such mussy game, Our Growth Scot Is one of the keenest men in baseball today. The only criticism surpassed, as many of those it's a too, doncher know.
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