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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1907

Page

5

Memoir of Fitzsimmons Fights and a Bluff for Rematch

The narrative recalls 1902 in Pittsburg and a later Philadelphia 1904 six round bout with Robert Fitzsimmons. The speaker details a bold claim of mastery and a proposed $5000 side bet that collapsed, and describes how Fitzsimmons adapted to feints and timing in the Frisco 1905 clash.

Robert Fitzsimmons Pittsburg Firesiremone Robert Herman Fighting Club Fort Erie Canada San Francisco Philadelphia Fitzsimmons Vite

Batting Averages For Series A And B Beattie Players

A glance at the batting averages for the opening series shows Beattie players rushed to win six of eight. Dugdale s Bi washes are not sluggers but Seattle players are in the game to win and rare hits count. Some on Seattle with low averages have delivered when needed, turning a pinch hit into a key score.

Beattie Dugdale Seattle

Squires to Fight Winner of Burns OBrien Bout

Manager Barney Reynolds signed for Bill Squires to fight the winner of the Burns OBrien bout at Lee May and Coffroth yesterday. Squires will urge Burns and OBrien immediately and is certain to meet the winner.

Bill Squires Burn O O O'Brien Lee — May & Coffroth Barney Reynolds Squires O'Brien Burns O Brien

Unclear fragment hints at historic names and places

OCR excerpt lists several scattered names including Philadelphia and Brooklyn figures, with partial surnames Hatterioe Lush Jaeckilteh Bell Rucker Butler, lacking context or complete events to define a full news item.

Philadelphia Hatterioe Lush Jaeckilteh Bell, Rucker and Butler

Horse Races Report From Yesterday Held Nine Races

Be Thankful ridden by Williams won the first race at a mile and nine sixteenths with Irish Mike second and St Avon third. Combury led the futurity with Talentosa second and Barsini third. Simite EB OM Brattain won the third, A B Cook runner-up, Taylor George third. Corrigan led the fourth in a 1 1/8 mile race with Nabonasser second and W B Gates third. Coalescer captured the Futurity O with Earl Rogers second and Burleigh third. Comp won the sixth futurity with Bam Barber second and Calle third. Time figures for each race listed.

Be Thankful C Williams Mike St. Avon Combury Talentosa Barsini Simite EB OM Brattain Néy Earl Rogers Burleigh Gress Bam Barber Calle

Thoroughbred Racecard Summary From Short Meet

First race half mile Nim bow 112 Austin 4 to 1 won Mo quetts 116 second Bagg 115 third Time 44 5. Second race three quarters mile Topey Robinson 120 Austin 7 to 3 won Field Lark 110 second Clifton Forge 113 third Time Tri May 114 Lee even won Hollow 118 second Cousin Frances 103 third Time 48 2 6. Fourth race seven eighth mile Morales 9% Gauge 7 to 19 won Lady Savoy 103 second Caroline W 9 third Time 1 27 1 6. Fifth race one mile Harbard 191 Taylor even won Knight of Ivanhoe 8% second Quardi 6 third Time 1 44 6. Sixth race one and one eighth miles Golden Mineral 106 Trax ler 6 to 2 won Dick Redd 64 second Louise McFarlane 106 third Time 1 48 2 6.

Nimbow Austin Moquetts Bagg Topey Robinson Field Lark Clifton Forge Tri May Lee Hollow Cousin Frances Lady Savoy Caroline W Pitth Harbard Taylor Knight of Golden Mineral Traxler Wom Dick Redd Louise McFarlane

Exciting Douma Session Ends in Uproar

Report from St. Petersburg notes a tumultuous Douma session last night as members criticized the coarse army and implied people were slain. McAleer stood on the 1906 St. Louis Americans pitching staff. Howell is the sole effective performer among the group.

ST. Petersburg McAleer St. Louis

The Swift Inshoot As Addie Joss Pitches It

The Star explains the inshoot pitch popularized by Addie Joss of the Cleveland Americans. It covers grip, finger position, throwing motion, and cautions on accuracy, noting the little finger’s role and suggesting using four fingers if needed. Tomorrow The Star will describe the drop ball.

Addie Joss Addie Jona Cleveland Americans

Spokane Indians Visit for Big Aberdeen Game

The Spokane Indians travel to Aberdeen for a key series against Grays Harbor rivals. Eddie Quinn will lead the Huskies as Paddy Welch makes his first pitching appearance of the season. Wilson and D Armand are set for infield duties while Dugdale braces the lineup with Welch in top form.

Spokane Eddie Quinn Indians Seattle Bundgeracs Terry McKune Beattie Bil Carney Charley Swindella Bobby James Dugdale Paddy” Welch Paddy Aberdeen Grays Harbor Hoguiam Park D’armand Little Rock

Willis Pledges at Head of Procession Amid Tide Lands

R Cooper Willis of 473 Colman Building signs on as leader at the head of the procession as tide lands are advanced as the event proceeds.

R. Cooper Willis Colman Bidg. Eee

Baseball Banter and Bit Players Stir Newsroom

The column riffs on Dreyfuss plan woes and player moves. It notes Hoffman's batting eye, Hanlon's coaching questions, Cox’s inter net sale, and Reds’ expected reaction. Also mentions Nealon’s brainstorm, Elberfeld coaching talk, Pfiester crowd reaction, Summers in New York, and R Johns’ 240 average.

City Attorney Proposes 19-Ounce Gloves in Debrutalized Prize Fight

Los Angeles city attorney L. R. Hewitt has introduced a measure to debrutalize prize fighting. The bill calls for 19-ounce gloves and releasing fighters into the ring without a referee.

L. R. Hewitt Los Angeles Cal

Exploring California Wonders on the Santa Fe Route

Travel promotion touting California pleasures with the Southern Pacific line described as a road of a thousand wonders. Mentions daily trains, reservations, and the Union Ticket offices at 608 First Ave with B Bliss as general agent.

California Souther Pacific Co Union Ticket Offices

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