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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
2
Rain halts today's game and disrupts plans as Dugdale scrambles for a weather affected lineup. Albert Rows signs to cover for Doyle with outfield duties while manager Dugdale evaluates ground conditions and player readiness.
Branch Rickey, recently dealt by the St. Louis Americans to New York, will not play on Sunday this season. The catcher, valued for his promise with the Browns, has given his word to coach his college team at Ohio Wesleyan and will coach the players this spring, delaying his return until June.
Yesterday's program covered seven races at a half mile to one and one sixteenths mile. Vespa won the first race with Laat Go second and Dally third. Hugt Mellowan led to Royal Red in the second. Sliver Sue captured the thirteen sixteenths with a distant second. Cloudright won the five eighths with Fire Ball second. Andrew Mack took the one and one sixteenths with Waswift second. Entre News placed second in the eleven sixteenths. Charlie Eastman won the three fourths mile followed by Frontenac and Morales. Sally Preston led the seven eighths with Neo Quarter second.
In the half mile Lady Irene race Ada Walker led early but was edged by Sainesaw who took second with Keys in third. Time 49 1 5. The steeplechase went to Wetherfields with Dr. Heard second and Lights Out unlisted time 2 55. Belle Strome won the eleventh race a close call with Kolhinoor in second and a third place finisher noted as 123. Envoy led the one and one sixteenths mile event at 1 to 2 odds with R F Williams second.
Uptodate Tailoring at 819 St, phone Main 41756, provides alters and fittings at moderate rates. Suits to order from $25 and up with up-to-date styling.
The D. B. Johnston Co. ships pianos to Pioneer plane house, piling them end to end to illustrate their bulk. Railroads demand immediate unloading to avoid a blockade as prices drop and buyers are urged to select a plane and pay over time. The company claims the intrinsic value of the planes is secondary to finding buyers.
We have glasses to suit every purse at Schuckhard Optical Co. eye specialists located at 130T Beoomdayv.
Andrew Glarner of the Olympic Club dominates sprint and middle distance events in San Francisco. He has run faster at all distances than ever before and aims for the half mile national title in September at Jamestown expo, traveling with Olympic Club athletes to defend titles across the circuit.
A Coast League game saw the Los Angeles Angels defeat Oakland 4 to 2. The box shows players Such as Thatterjee Cray, Meckett, and Carron contributing hits with Perry Hits noting umpire duties. Errors were tied at one apiece, and Portland and San Francisco players appear in the batting lineups with several errors listed.
An unreadable practice note discusses a scheduled session titled Practice Game. The article mentions a manager arranging the day and a theme for a high nine, with references to Wy ti and a shoemaker at 217 James Boys Wanted. The fragment lacks coherent details and names.
Holdman from the University of Washington will compete in the Amateur Athletic Union events aiming for a strong showing. He is expected to push the pole vault near the record and perform well in weight events hurdles and sprints. He is regarded as perhaps Washington’s most versatile athlete.
The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition board decides not to build a large stadium for 1909 at the university campus. Funds will be redirected to other needs, so the A A U games in 1909 will be held on the existing track facility.
Tacoma manager George Schreeder adds pitcher from Ha seed cat with solid work reputation. Rumors link him to Meyers the reliever from San Francisco last year. Walla Walla reports Ike Butler as likely starter. Southpaw Choodw, ex Los Angeles, expected to challenge for top bonuses.
Rose Hall selects Bruyette as second baseman and probable infield cornerstone for the Putte team next year. Bruyette, popular in Butte, is expected to anchor the infield though he has yet to prove himself in the section.
Major Taylor, famed standout cyclist, announces return to competition this season. He plans to depart New York soon for overseas riding as preparations resume.
After visiting many tailors in the city a man went to Ed White at 268 Collins Ride. He chose a pattern and, comparing prices, found White offered the sweiiest new goods at a lower price than others he had checked.
Minneapolis reports note Huck Freeman, former first baseman, nearing season readiness after leg injuries. Ongoing ankle concerns and prior breaks in Portland raise questions about his durability this year.
Eddie Quinn releases pitcher Brown after accusing him of gold-bricking. Brown, linked to Freanc and Tacoma, failed a tryout and was found to have nothing. The Spokane tale notes Brown claimed Fresno pitcher status. Johnny Reid also seeks to stage fights around Portney Wis and a July Fourth event at Fort Washington.
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