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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1909
Page
2
The piece describes a movement backed by authorities to train boys in athletic events and military drills. It emphasizes physical development, discipline, and camp life to prepare youths for future sports and potential defense needs, noting parental concerns and gendered participation.
Yesterday's results show Tacoma 8 Seattle 4 and Portland 6 Spokane 5 Vancouver 5 Aberdeen 2. The Tigers overwhelmed Ali Len and chased him to the bench in a quick burst.
Rain and mud hampered play as Tacoma edged Seattle 4 to 2. Vancouver beat Portland 6 to 2 with Paget delivering key hits. Seiver and OBrien starred on the mound. Errors marked the day, shaping a rough, uneven southern Pacific coast clash routine.
Gotch defeats Roller Champion su Attle Man on the mat in 37 minutes 55 seconds using a crotch and half nelson for the first fall and a reverse nelson for the second at the convention hall last night. Ramgad and 24-Wrank are noted among participants.
The largest string of brandt in the city in some time weighed 101 pounds in Pat Sullivan’s catch. He brought 20 birds in from a La Conner area hunt on Monday evening, later planning to use the birds for canning purposes at the American cafe.
Sporting gossip notes Jimmy Slagle former Cubs outfielder will not be sent to Baltimore as Boston Nationals President preferred an Orioles trade but Cubs President Murphy refused until waivers are sought from other major leagues. Also mentions Harvard varsity crew and other local sports happenings with ticket sales for a high school meet and prices.
The two major leagues drew over seven million fans last season. Chicago led the American League with about 1.2 million attendees, while New York teams reached about 1.2 million. St. Louis and Philadelphia totaled roughly 800,000. Washington and Brooklyn each drew under 166,000.
An April sale ad claims last Saturday's receipts reached 761.49 as it promotes lawn mowers, chisels, spoons, knives and forks. Items listed include Trojan and Clover Leaf lawn mowers in varied sizes with prices and bulk discounts aimed at farmers and homeowners.
Lee Beott of Alameda tops Cardinal track squad as captain and dual-meet star after a strong debut. Scott Nas earns varsity letters in multiple sports marking him among Stanford’s versatile athletes on the cinder path near spring.
University of Washington will compete at the Beattie Athletic Club indoor meet in the new armory on May 6. Coach BD and Manager Victor Zednick announced the entry. In past three years the Varsity has entered such events and won. the program this year features nine relay races.
Disjointed OCR fragment shows amateur teams Brace and Heroes opening season at Woodlane port. Details are unclear but reference to a Detention Hoyer team and possible writer note to editor of The Maran. No clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Toots Agnew pitched a near no-hit game at Puyallup amid heavy conditions as Beattie Nae Acch rallied. Beattie overcame the tense pitching duel to win 7 to 0, delivering a decisive shutout against the rival squad.
A fragmented report notes Ashington University and Oregon University planning to compete in a major contest. The piece references Tenola Manager Haneen and Deve as entities involved, with hints of a historic effort and large participation.
In San Francisco an April report notes promoter Heater arranging a potential match with English fighter to face top lightweight contender Seany Krepie. Deshier’s dealer fought Packey McFarland to a sensational 12 round draw and is viewed as a rising talent in the division.
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