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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
5
Virgil Garvin overwhelmed Seattle with power and speed in a crowded fan night, while Con Walsh matched him with his pitching mastery. Seattle mustering only three hits and one unearned run, Garvin’s form draws praise as Walsh’s stock in trade proves unbeatable.
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Butte won the fourth game of the series over Sealice 6 to 1 yesterday. Long Virgil prevented crosses and no errors aided the offense as Butte rallied in the late innings. Kellackey Wilson and Garvin led a cluster of hits, while Seattle managed a lone run on a close play. Umpire Ret Enret presided through the lengthy 1 hour minutes contest.
The report covers player moves and notable games with mentions of Murphy Clare Griffith Attell O’Lool Delhanty and Jake Stahl. It notes American pitchers weighing over 600 pounds combined and praises Tommy Corcoran as he settles into a new role with New York.
Little at a time Drope of water will surely wear away the rock. Small but regular deposits placed in the savings department of the State Bank of Seattle will surely take away all doubt as to your possessing a substantial bank account which you may fall back on to time of need. This bank pays 4 per cent interest on all deposits which makes your account grow constantly.
Dug plans lineup changes with Cudmore and Witton to be farmed out temporarily. Harper to short, Drennan or Chevalier to outfield. Chevalier signed as pitcher may convert to hitter. Dreamap improving but not yet ready. D'Armond to see future action.
Vancouver baseball directors authorize Parke Wiser to recruit players and keep wire communications active for a coming week. The aim is to prepare a stronger Canuck team and secure key additions before the season.
Governor Mead and a joint committee surveyed Port Orchard as a potential site of the old soldiers home. The Port Orchard offer faced defeat despite fresh water and pleasant grounds. The group planned to visit Tacoma, then return for the I. C. C. F. lodge anniversary on April 26, with trips to Anacortes on April 27 and Blaine the following day.
Ship owners and stevedores formed the Puget Bound Steamship Association to counter longshoremen wage demands. Frank Burns of Alaska Steamship Co. presides with Capt. J G Keon of Washington Brevedore Co. as vice president and J Brass as secretary. A labor committee includes J F Irowbridge, W C Dawson, Dr McKensie, and others.
The prosecuting attorney ruled Orin Larson not to be charged after an accidental Sunday shooting of Annie Nickodem age 16. Investigation found Larson blameless and no action likely unless the wound worsens unexpectedly. The report notes rapid healing prospects.
W L Claiborne a S W member testified in Hawthorne that A B Johnson offered 250 to kill Diamondfield Jack Davia the Goldfield mine owner. Claiborne swore Johnson asked Smith why Silva had not been killed and Silva was murdered the day before. Johnson is indicted for murder as a leader in the recent Goldfield strike.
Seattle High School enters 90 athletes for a Saturday track meet on the University campus. Teams from Beattie, Tacoma, and University freshmen will compete. star sprinter Brailey Gish will miss, but Beattie fields a large roster including Palmer, Harvey, Anderson, Bird, McKay, and many others.
General Rainey and party organized Canton Bremerton, forming the Canton drill team. About thirty members of the local Odd Fellows lodge attended a social after the organizing. Two candidates were conferred the first and second degrees of Odd Fellowship in Port Blakeley Tuesday night.
Yesterday's card lists multiple horse races with results and times. Notable finishers include Piret, Water Mider, Poilie L, and Go Davia with placing details and clocked times from 1:08 to 1:49 for various distances. The report records several heats with winners and times across the program.
In a sports note the article claims Gans may fight Gardner next with Joe Cane and Jimmy Gardner involved in arranging the encounter. Joe Cane expected payment and Harry Lewis was mentioned, but no bout details were finalized at this time.
Port Townsend reports a new Southern Pacific locomotive to be fitted for service between here and Quileene. Irondale furnaces started Sunday with 40 workers arriving from Seattle. about 200 men now employed across departments. A criminal filing names Bam McGee for an alleged assault on Dr. T. D. Phillips of Everett, resolved last night before testimony. A deputy shipping commissioner was sworn in, with Charles F. Goodrich previously handling port business.
Prices at the City Hall Market located at 609 Third Avenue near Yesler include rib steaks priced at ten cents. The listing highlights bargain meat offerings in a compact local market notice.
Fitzgerald and Joe Cregg of Seattle fought a draw with Willie Prager in a ten round bout in Indianapolis. Cregg, favored by ringside, relied on wrestling tactics that failed to impress the crowd.
Blackout fire incident injures a breeder in Aprisot Buck’s area while a lamp explosion sparks flames. A grocer reports 400 chickens sold. a baby girl born to Dr and Mrs Beachey on Monday. A crowd attends a May 6 opera house cantata featuring a Seattle cast and local church choirs. About 40 Good Templars visit Auburn for initiations. Mrs H M Wallace visits South Park with her children.
Superior court accepts final report of receiver B W Ferris for Freeland socialist colony between Bow and Blanchard in Skagit county and orders property sale. Prosecuting Attorney Hurd files new information against county coroner G L Wainwright for extortion. previous armarislar charge dropped for being too broad. Trial set for June term.
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