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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1907
Page
2
A chaotic practice report notes 20690 in attendance with Higginbotham and Dug pitching while fans buzz about a Seattle beat. Observations include crowd reactions, errors, and players like McGregor, Kirby, and Beattie in a rough, high-energy session.
Charley Mullen won the Coe Medal in the high school interclasse track meet on Saturday. Praley, who held the medal for two years, left the competition for health reasons. Chester Anderson also competed.
Monroe of Snohomish opened the season with a 3 to 1 loss. Stevens hit a two bagger in the late innings with two outs, as the Star Special Services report covers a tight game.
The Snohomish lineup, all local players, including captain Tom Hird formerly of the Southern league, faced Monroe which fielded a strong team with several ten ported men. Snohomish pressured Lycome to prevent a shutout and kept the game close.
First race six furlongs results Gov Orman 109 ridden Pieher 3 to 1 won Mimo 104 second Hegh Mc Gowan 104 third time 1 14 36 Second race five eighths Love of Gold 109 Crows to 2 won Follie L 9 second Creston time 1 61 4 Trace one mile Rogers 106 Lycer gas 4 to 6 won Cadichen 164 third time 1 Fourth race four miles Lee An pelons 111 Knapp 6 to 1 won Mamie Aigo 105 second Benroite 306 third time 7 16 14 Fifth race five eighths en tre Nous 107 W Kelly 8 to 1 Dent throw wear your es clothes Have them cleaned to look lake new at the Pantatoriam Cali up Malm lees ees
A crowd of about 3000 watched Everett defeat Seattle in ten innings as Arthur Miguiebotham led the visiting team’s bench and Dugdale’s squad rallied to salvage a win. The game featured a tense late push and a decisive two-base hit by Sonen McPorten with key defensive plays by Wiles and Wilkins.
Rapid Water with Fisher rode to 2 to 1 odds won the sixth race while Hector placed second and Princesa Titania finished third. Time for the event was 1:26 16 with Cloud light recording 107 and 108 on second and third places respectively.
Six races report results led by McAlliater in the opener and including wins by Quagga Dr Heard Royal Breese Telegrapher St Noel Warner Grinwell. Times range from 1:13 34 to 2:56 34 with varying margins and placings for listed horses and jockeys.
Williand Street, Umpire-Derrick calls for boys to join the Seattle Newboys union with initiation fee 60 cents. Good corners provided. Call The Star office 1907 Seventh Ave and ask for John Gleason, secretary.
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