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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1906

Page

2

Awaiting word from south delays Pacific Coast league plans

Jim Agnew remains in Portland with Judge McCreedie awaiting word from southern managers. No word arrives as northern ten cannot proceed. Agnew orders Russ Hall to confer with Cal Ewing in Oakland. A new league may include Seattle Portland Spokane Butte Vancouver with Sunday baseball banned at Vancouver. Northwest league favored by Agnew and many fans. Beattie plans coast horse racing season with San Francisco stables and top jockeys expected in Seattle.

Jim Agnew Portland Judge McCreedie Northern Ten McCreedie Los Angeles Agnew Russ Hall Cal Ewing Oakland Wott Seattle Spokane Butte Vancouver Northwest Beattie San Francisco

Before Battleship is Dismantled

Report describes the dismantling of a famous battleship at Bremerton and mentions torpedo cruisers and training ships. The text notes a repetitive boarding or viewing scene and a minor travel fare.

Crete U. B Navy Bremerton

Quartet of Great Baseball Managers

Four managers John McGraw Clark Griffith Fred Clarke and Charles A Comiskey shaped modern baseball. Each uses distinct training but share a hustling, aggressive system that prizes fighting for every point and rapid improvement of players. Their skill at identifying and developing talent places them among baseballs elite.

John McGraw New York Nationals Clark Griffith New York Americans Fred Clarke Pittsburg Nationals Chares A. Comiskey Chicago Americans New York Ingra Fach Morit

Baseball schedule with multiple matchups and times

The text lists various pairing matchups across days with times such as Thursday 7:30 p.m. and Thursday 9 p.m. Also mentions Friday 7 p.m. and 1 p.m. slots. includes names like Matnken, Morgan, Shuman, Vogel, Warren, Pampuach, Koch, Scherrer, Jenkina, Devin, Mahoken, Tletge, Pawlasek. The fragment appears to summarize a schedule of interlinked games or events without clear context or venues.

Matnken Morgan Shuman Thureday Vogel Warren Morgen Theraday Pampuach and Koch Scherrer Jenkina Devin and Mahoken Pampuach Morgan and Poherrer Thuraday Tletge Pawlasek

Opening ceremony marks start of Olympic Games in Athens

The opening ceremony drew a packed stadium as Greek and British anthems played. Royal figures led the parade, followed by the royal party, and gymnastic displays opened the contests. No Americans competed.

Athens George Alexandra Greece Edward Olga

Sidelights on Well Known Ball Players

The piece profiles Cyrus Young the first Cy Young, noted for a strawberry birthmark and a long baseball pedigree. It recalls his early entry into fastball society, calls him a premier rail putter in his Peabody home, and mentions his ties to Boston codfish lore.

Cyrus Young

Local legend Mr. Young earns praise across towns

In Peall and Boston communities, Mr. Young is hailed as a leading citizen. He pitches with his right hand and enjoys local esteem, taxes paid, and a long career ahead as he reflects on age and fame.

Bateman Young Ohio Peall Boston Goodby

Friends in Every Town Spotlighting The Great National Game

A fragment highlights players and fans who carry friendships across towns where the sport is played. It notes widespread support and shared memories, underscoring the game’s reach and community ties.

Memphie and Lexington Race Day Results Report

Race results from Memphie Tenn and Lexington KY feature multiple flat races. Notable performances include Piret race winners and placers at Memphie with times from 6:50 to 6.56 and Lexington winners Angler Judge Treen Malta and others across seven races with times ranging from 0:49% to 1:41 2-5.

Memphie Tenn Elkatino Raleshed Los Angeleno Mamie Bigvei Country Club Gentlemen Tristian Shandy Th. Arabo Dawson Logiatella Jack Young la Pocella Ethan Jerry Sharp Black Locke Paree— Angler Dr. Wang Chan Eastman Judge Treen Chas. Gilbert Delany Bulloba Rosseesa Kargut Tar Malta Froward Della Thorpe Liest Rice Miss Doyle Kern Marco Loch Gall Salvage

Two-Man Bowling Championship Opens At Monarch Alleys

Tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 the two man bowling championship begins at Monarch alleys. Top local teams compete with Andy Pawlasek and Herman Tletge facing Jenkins and Scherrer in one match. Prizes await winners and schedule lists several pairings across Wednesday and Thursday sessions.

Monarch Andy Pawlasek Herman Tletge Tacoma Cracka Jenkins Scherrer Davis Mahnken Tietwe Pawlasek Vogel Warren Tietge Pamposh Koch

Gymnasto Will 0 Stunts Annual Exhibition At Grand

Athletes of the club stage their seventh annual exhibition at the Grand tomorrow night with over 150 men in attendance. The show covers all forms of physical training including dumbbell and wand drills, heavy apparatus, tumbling, and pyramid building. A Jill-fitted exhibition features Prof Kona 4ths pe Millie Winsor Pet Scott and Prof A W Lee part of Prof Dowbhitts pyramid team.

MC U Ewell Y Oeca Kona Millie Winsor Pet Scott A. W. Lee Dowbhitt

Famed Boxers Turned Baseball Guests in Milwaukee

The piece recalls John L. Sullivan setting the single game salary record in the 1880s for a St. Louis Browns appearance, Jim Jeffries umpiring a St Paul game for $1,000, and Terry McGovern’s love of baseball. It notes that many fighters excelled on the diamond more than in football, with a highlight on Milwaukee memories and broad reflections on cross-sport success.

HY Jas J. Corhhtt Prisco Milwaukee Hops Drewery Brewers John Ll. Sullivan Sullivan Mr. Sullivan St. Louia von der Ahe Jim Jeffries Jeffries St. Paul Minn Jeff Jett Itill Terry McGovern Terry Hig

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