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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1912

Page

5

Soldiers Play Tomorrow in Dagdale Park Game

Charley Fullerton pitched no hits no runs in a Regulars versus Colts game at Dagdale's Park. Danny Shea moved from catcher to short for the Colts as Bill James sparked the Regulars. Barry, Moran, Mann, Cruick, and Stidelo formed a strong outfield and infield lineup as the Colts were shut out 9 to 0.

Charley Fullerton Celta Dagdale’s Park Charley Mr. Fullerton Bill James Danny Shea James Wally Pullerton DeVogt Barry Oretty Moran Mann Cruick Stidelo

Rival Officials Clash Over The Star Popular Fan Honor

An intense rivalry unfolds between Chief Bannick and Sheriff Hodge over The Star popularity contest. Mrs A D Dyke, wife of Officer Opdyke, leads in Bannick’s camp while Miss Leola Blinn from the county clerk’s office is favored by Hodge. Pink coupons fuel campaigning as local supporters push for seats and summer game invites. Mrs Lambert and neighbors back her cause with coupon drives, while Inez Hamilton and Elisabeth Polen receive nomination support.

Bannick Hob Hodge Stara Chief Bannick Mra A. D. Dyke Opdyke Hodge Leola Blinn Bob James M. Lambert Mrs. Lambert Mra. J. ©. Ostrander East 60Th M. T. Morgan Elisabeth Polen

Ballard Girl Misa Taylor Dominates Local Baseball Scene

Ballard high school star Misa Taylor is a versatile player who can fill any position on the diamond. She led last year’s girls team to success despite some players leaving. Ballard boys boosted her popularity in The Star contest and plan to help her win a season pass.

Misa Annie Taylor Ballard High Ballard High School Misa Taylor Ballard Mise Taylor

JAP LOOKS LIKE REAL BOXER AT CITY SMOKER

Boxing fans at the Balllargeon building Wednesday night saw Fred Hanagate prove his skill as a real boxer. Despite trailing by about fifteen pounds, the Japanese fighter drew with Malina, while Henry edged Even Henry, Nesley beat Gerald, and the match between Curtle and another fighter ended in a draw.

Balllargeon Fred Hanagate Malina Fred Henry Nesley Gerald Rowe Curtle

Baseball league opens season with eight teams in three parks

The season kicks off with eight teams in Woodland Sout heln and West Seattle parks. Teams will play twice around the preliminaries as they battle for the pennant.

Woodland Southeln Weat Seattle Parkas

Spring Beach Show Attracts Largest West Coast Dog Entries

The Seattle dog show opens April 11 at the Bon Marche building with entrants from California, Montana and Vancouver Island. Notable breeds include Russian wolfhounds, Khartoum the bulldog, Pat H Irish Setter, and Airedale terriers. The Irish terriers rival the Airedales for the largest display, with Aire dales expected to lead the field.

Seattle Bon Marche West Northwest Pacific Coast California America Khartoum John Bradshaw San Francisco P. H. Hanrahan Oakland Pat H Montana Kailapell Mr. Cobb Colin Tr. Jackson Victoria Hickford Goodwin Vancouver Island

Wolgast Ready for Short Bout After Illness Return

U S San Francisco April 6 Ad Wolgast expresses eagerness to fight soon in a short distance bout. He claims to be as good as before his appendicitis attack in Los Angeles last November and names Joe Rivers Packey McFarland Knockout Crown and Matt Wells as desired opponents. He plans a quick test bout and then travels with his manager to Los Angeles to consult Tom McCarey and promoter Jas Coffroth.

San Francisco Ad Wolgast Wolgast Los Angeles Joe Rivers Packey McFarland Knockout Crown Matt Wells Sos Angeles Tom McCarey Jas. W. Coffroth

Detroit skater Leon Kimm sets world 2 mile record

Detroit reports Leon Kimm from Grand Rapids broke the world two mile mark with a 6 17 time. The champion roller skater achieved the record today, signaling a major milestone in speed skating.

Detroit Leon Kimm Grand Rapids

Rack O'FFrien Emerges as Red Sox Pitching Phenom

Rack O'ffrien is hailed as a pitching phenom in the American League after standout work at the Boston Red Sox training camp. The article notes his strong form and high expectations for the season.

Rack O'ffrien Boston Red Sox

Lincoln Midgets Season Ties Cubs and Royals News

Lincoln Midgets report a successful season with Wolverton managing and Gabby Street catching most Highlanders games. Orr released to Salt Lake, Chapman to Topeka, Marquard signs a three year deal, and Callahan of the Sox shifts to first base with Zeider at various infield spots.

Wolverton Gabby Street Highlanders Orr Salt Lake Chance Cubs Catcher Chapman Topeka Rollie Zeider Callahan Sox

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