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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1908

Page

2

Seattle Takes Came in Wild Exhibition

Local youths faced off in a chaotic baseball game marked by eight errors for the home side. Myers and Dudley starred in erratic throwing while Coy’s glove misplayed, leading to mixed crowd reaction and a call for improved grip and practice.

Hutte Bill Shakespeare Myers Dudley Duddale Butte McClaire West Seattle Russ Halse Coy Dudley Hoth Dug Paddy Welch

See Battleships Take Boats at Plier 2 Ten Round Trips

Service offers ten round trips daily to see battleships with Plier 2 boats. Passenger round trips aboard numbered boats proceed between designated points. The schedule emphasizes regular departures and repeat service for visitors seeking naval vessels.

Spring Styles on Display in Our Big Window Show

The note invites readers to glance at the large storefront windows to see the season's good spring styles. It mentions grays browns greens and olives and calls attention to the depicted style in every garment. The closing line hints at a possible performance.

Oakland Portland game halted by rain midway

An Oakland Portland game yesterday was called after rain ended the seventh inning with Portland leading 4 to 0. The score stood when the game was stopped early due to weather.

SAN Francia Oakland Portland Esterday Portland

Heinrich Brothers Apollo Baseball Seeks Opponents

The Apollo baseball nine desires games with amateur teams in Seattle or out of state. Arrangements by writing E. Chapin 302 Howard Ave North or by phone L 2971.

Heinrich Brothers Apollo Baseball Nine Seattle E. Chapin Howard Av. North

Whitman track team eyes win over Washington in meet

Whitman coach Spud Murphy leads a strong pool squad to challenge the University of Washington on Saturday. Key performers include Martin in the hundred, Philbrook breaking the intercollegiate discus record at practice, Dutcher and Philbrook in throwing and jumping events, Oldright and Felthouse in distance and jumping, Ned Barnes joining the relay with Martin, Cox, and Oldright.

University of Washington Spud” Murphy Whitman Martin Philbrook Dutcher Oldright Felthouse Ned Barnes

Battleships at Pier 2 Offer Short Boat Trips

Boats depart from Pier 2 for a battleship viewing trip with ten round trips daily and a fifty cent fare. The brief service promotes quick, scenic outings aboard the harbor craft.

Boxing Humour At Sphinx Club Dinner New York Figure

A letter from Tommy Burns at Jack Straw's Castle Hampstead Heath reports his May boxing plans with Squires or Moir and notes the Sphinx club dinner in London with guests including Lord Alverstone and Lord Kinnaird. Burns jokes about squeezing lemons for prize money and praises publicity for sport. The Newcastle Journal highlights Burns as a Boxing figure of repute.

The Star Tommy Burns Jack Straw Hampstead Heath Burne Sphinx Club Deet London Tommy Squires Or Moir Haris Ireland America Phinx Club Lord Alverstone Ragland Lord Kinnaird United Kingdom United States Canada England Tomy Horns South Africa Smith Paris Newcastle Journal Burns

Athletic park hosts Thursday event and rowing match news

The report notes a Thursday event at Athletic park called 1 Denny, with a cordial invitation for women to attend free. It covers the Harvard eight winning a mite beat race against the Severn crew in Annapolis, a campus women’s game imminent, and mentions Johnny Shea's rising prospects with Mike Lynch. It also notes a track meet between Washington State College and Montana in Missoula, a Vancouver boxing title bout between Hilly Lauder and Miller, and a high school meet in North Yakima with several districts participating.

Denny Athletic Park Dag

Seattle Auto Show Opened With Large Attendance

Seattle's first automobile show opened last night at Dreamland rink. Nearly all exhibition space filled with motor cars and accessories. A well planned program and tasteful green and yellow decorations contributed to a highly enjoyable opening evening.

Seattle Dreamland Rink Aed

Exhibition of bensine buggies lights and greenery

Judgement shown in the arras ent of the exhibite. The display covers about 200 styles of bensine buggies from more than 60 firms. Loss of hundreds of extra electric lights and potted plants bowers noted. The show remains open day and night through the week.

Arras

Problem For Fans Could Seven Runs Be Scored In One Inning

A dispute in Athletic Park bleachers sparked a debate among fans about whether a team can score seven runs in a single inning without the batter recording a hit. The Star invites reader answers to settle the question and offers a $100 stake as the challenge concludes.

Fane Athletic Park Star Sporting Page The Stars Sporting Editor

Eight Club Talk Again on Pacific Coast League Revival

The piece debates reviving an eight club Pacific Coast League for 1909 led by President J Cal Pwing. It argues this would help the Coast League and mentions Beattie Tacoma and Portland, with skepticism toward Cal and the Native Son branding. The tone critiques existing California bias and Northwest prospects.

Beattie J. Cal Pwing Cal Outlaws California Tacoma Portland

Fights for Spokane aims at six round bouts system

Jack Kearns announces plans to organize an Spokane athletic club to stage six round bouts with no decisions. He has secured Maurice Thompson and aims for a Thompson versus Louie Long card, with potential matches including Sealer and Eddie Kelly.

Jack Kearns Spokane Kearns Maurice Thompson California Thompson Louie Long Sealer Eddie Kelly Buffalo News Abe Attell Sound Beach

Chain Gang Recruits Multiplied in Court Edict

Ole Hagen will serve five days on the chain gang after admitting he was a little full. Joe Pfeiffer, a blind peddler, was reprimanded for beating an intoxicated man with his cane. Bert Rolis, traveling from Sacramento to North Yakima, failed to pay $25 and will work the gang. John Thompson shaved without paying and was discharged. John O Donnell and Michael Conway were placed on 30 days of labor. Dan Hanley was sentenced to ten days for selling pencils on the waterfront.

Ole Hagen Gordon Ole Joe Pfeiffer Bert Rolis Sacramento Cal North Yakima Wash Seattle Rolis John Thompson DeBruler Thompson John O'Donnell Michael Conway Tip Winchell Dan Hanley Sana

Piles Proposes Amendment to Naval Bill in Senate

Senator Ht. Pilea of Washington offers Amendment 16 in the senate to switch construction from two battleships to one, changing the shipbuilding plan in the naval bill.

Piles Senate United Press Washington Ht. Pilea

Carroll Divorce Details in City Superior Court

Alice L. Carroll, wife of City Comptroller Harry W. Carrell, filed for divorce yesterday afternoon in Judge Mitchell Chilham's superior court. She cites incompatible temperaments and dispositions as the reason, with custody of their 11 year old son awarded to the mother. Alimony set at 75 dollars monthly with 25 dollars for the son's support. father allowed reasonable visitation.

Alice L. Carroll Harry W. Carrell Mitchell Chilham

Health Commissioner Crichton seeks 25000 for new West Seattle hospital

Health Commissioner Crichton plans to ask the council for a 25000 appropriation to construct a modern hospital on the city site near Pigeon Point on the West Seattle peninsula. He emphasizes a pest-house exclusion and care for children and contagious diseases not treatable at home.

Crichton Pigeon Point Seattle Dr. Crichton

Chinese Couple Sued for False Arrest and Jewelry Theft

Edward Mey, a lumber dealer, and his wife, residents of 1069 Sumner Ave, are defendants in a $10,000 damage suit filed in Superior Court by Ab Wah and Look Yuen. They accuse the pair of arresting the two Chinese defendants and implicating them in the Phinney jewelry theft. Police later searched the Phinney home and recovered the missing rings.

Edward BR. Pmey Sumo Perth Ab Wah Look Yuen Phinney Dipmcod Ab Wab Menory Chiceen Bam Bibav Madinon Ui Ae & Checker Phinney Gamonds Mre.inney

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