Abe Attel Stages Eighth Round Knockout to Retain Featherweight Title
Abe Attell stops Jimmy Walsh in the eighth round to retain the featherweight championship amid early skirmishes and ring-side towel confusion. Referee Tommy Burns orders the fight to continue after an unauthorized towel toss. Attell lands a final right cross for the knockout before a crowd of about 6,000.
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Abe Attel
Boston Lad
Los Angeles
Cal
Dec
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
McCarey
Atteli
Walsh
Attel
Tommy Burns
Abe
Burne
Attell
Tommy Byrne
Giants Clash On Gridiron Today In Seattle Showdown
The 8 A C football team meets Spokane Athletic at Madison Park for the final game of the season. Seattle aims for a stronger lineup after a 4 to 6 Thanksgiving win, with Big Tom McDeonald promising surprises. Officials prepared grounds and grandstand improvements, and a large crowd is expected.
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Spokane
Madison Park
Spokane Athletic
Madison Street
Seattle
Spokane Bunch
Big Tom McDeonald
Inglis
A. C
Seatle
Spokane Abbott
RB Love
Glenn McDonald
Hope Peewee Weeweeee Kern
Miason Titley
L. H. Potheringham
Varsity Ball Great Event at College Gym
The annual varsity ball last night was a great success with two couples waltzing on the gym floor. The gymnasium was lavishly decorated with a large purple and gold W and banners and canoes, as a football banner read 1907 Washington 26 Oregon 6. Chairman Hawes and the committee are congratulated on a standout social event.
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Bie
Washington
Oregon
Hawes
Stylish Clothes From Elliott and Methregor
Elliott and Methregor at 1329 Second Ave offer stylish garments without big prices. The shop emphasizes affordable fashion in a period-appeal setting, inviting customers to browse a curated selection of attire.
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Elliott & Methregor
First Beattie horse show to open at Queen Anne club
Nest Thursday the Queen Anne Riding and Driving club hosts Beattie’s first horse show a three day display. The event draws society and business interest and features judges M. L. Dobson Major Boutelle of the U S Army A T Van de Vanter and other noted horse critics.
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Queen Anne
Beattice
M. L. Dobson
Boutelle
United States Army
A. T. van de Vanter
Higgins Senior Roll Defeats Wilsons Roll 18 to 6
On the Lincoln Park gridiron yesterday the senior students of Prof Higgins roll defeated the juniors from Prof Wilsons roll 18 to 6. The juniors are set for a game Monday against Higgins roll.
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Lincoln Park
Higgins
Wilson
Oriental Billiard Parlor Adds Eight New Pool Tables
Oriental Billiard and Pool Parlor at 1413 Third Ave introduces eight new tables, including the city’s only 5 by 10 pool table, expanding facilities for players.
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Third Ave
Keene Brothers Rise in American Horse Racing
Fred J. Hewitt profiles Jack and his brother from Kentucky as leading horsemen with a stable of 50 in training. The piece notes Jack Keene’s field judgments, past work for a Russian grand duke, and willingness to plunge on favorites. It mentions Ponotoc as the best green jumper and Red Leaf She’s success before a fatal Louisville accident.
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Fred J. Hewitt
Eng
United States
Keene Brothers
Jack Keene
Kentucky
Keenes
Russia
Caar
Ponotoc
Mr. Keene
Povotor
Keene
Red Leaf
Louieville
Five Races Feature Thoroughbred Winners Yesterday
Results from yesterday's card show Silver Line ridden by A Brown winning the first race over Jenebel and Mia Matthews. Jusie Christian with Graham aboard took the second, Cheripe runner up, Time 1 42 45. Monaco Maid with Hunter won the third ahead of Cloche D or and Alice Carey. Fire Ball piloted by W Miller won the Futurity course over St Francis and Romaine in 1 10. Golden Reale with W Miller captured the five for Clandestine and Titus 1. Time 1 14. Standover ridden by Williams won the sixth over Joe Coyne and Baker. Time 1 42 2 5.
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Silver Line
A. Brown
Jenebel
Mia Matthews
Jusie Christian
Graham
Cheripe
Isabel Ita
Monaco Maid
Hunter
Cloche D'or
Alice Carey
Fire Ball
W. Miller
St. Francis
Romaine
Golden Reale
Clandestine
Titus
Tine
Willams
Joe Coyne
Baker
Five Hurdles Farm Horse Races Results Summary
First race over five eighths mile Pep per and Galt 10 to 1 won Blue Bottle 197 second Prolific 102 third Time 162. Second race futurity Jas Reeperars 119 1 to 2 won Young Davis 164 second oe Boy 106 Time 110. Third race three quarters Judge Denton 199 to 5 won Betsey 102 second Lotta Gladstone 101 Time 1 14. Fourth race eleven sixteenths Col Jack 115 4 to 6 won Treasure Seeker 100 second San Alvico 106 third Time 1 36. Fifth race One mile and seventy yards Jeteam 104 to 1 won Legatee 106 second Chan cee 100 Time 1 46. Sixth race three quarters Percy Wicks 107 6 to 1 won Toller 106 second Nothing 10 Time 1 15.
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Pepper and Galt
Kermath
Blue Bottle
Prolific
Jas. Reeperars
Keogh
Young Davis
Oe Boy
Denton
Tooker
Betsey
Lotta Gladstone
Col. Jack
Moland
Treasure Seeker
Seco
San Alvico
Jeteam
Legatee
Chancee
Percy Wicks
Callahan
Toller
Markets Report Shows Grapes Sold Out and Prices Steady
Market notes indicate most steamer goods sold yesterday, grapes fully cleared, grape season nearing end. Banana cars arrive at $2.75 to $3.60, eastern eyes scarce at 46 and 47 cents, root vegetables steady awaiting California arrivals. Alaska salmon flows in, poultry and live stock prices listed, fish and feedstuffs given per unit rates.
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W. Bigiow & Co
Washington Ranch
California
Sound
Alaska
Feats Elected Baseball Captain for 1907 Team
The university baseball men elected Leo Feats captain for the 1907 season. Captain-elect Kalle of Tacoma also starred on last year’s squad as an infielder and may try for catcher this year. Feats led Tacoma high school and is expected to boost Washington’s hopes as training begins early under trainer Connibear, a Chicago baseball specialist.
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University
Yeterday
Leo Peate
Kalle
Tacoma
Washington
Theee
Connibear
Chicago
Baseball the Talk of Stages and Stars in 1907
The piece notes White Sox trophies and cash for winning the championship and Steinfeldt receiving a diamond pin for leading the Cubs. It mentions trades, early 1900s player moves, bids, and praise for Connie Mack’s pitcher Ed Walsh as the era’s greatest. It also references fights plans and Indy baseball ambitions with Garry Herrmann as a benchmark.
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Chicago White Sox
Steinfeldt
Cubs
Murphy
Connie Macksaya
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Eays Coonie
Owl trains to Vancouver debut from Great Northern
The Owl, a new Great Northern service to Vancouver B C, starts December 9 at 11 40 p m daily. Sleeper cars operate to Bellingham and Vancouver for overnight travel.
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Great Northern
Vancouver
B. C
Bellingham
Northwest YMCA Intermediates win series over Leo's Team
The Intermediates, a group of high school players from the local Y M C A, defeated Leo's Team 38 to 22 to clinch the series and earn representation in the Northwestern YMCA Basketball Association. The schedule lists multiple intercity road games through December to March, including stops at Everett Seattle Bellingham Tacoma Victoria and others.
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Y. M. C. A. Basketball Association
MC. A
Leo
Mullen
Geeee Lae
Rubel
Bemis Weidenbacker
Clementwon
Everett Seattle
Bellingham
Tacoma
Victoria
Seattle — Tacoma
Everett
The
Seattle
Pacific Coast League forms new season structure and salaries
At the annual Pacific Coast league meeting in Los Angeles, B B Leage SS Now Formed. Kegene Hert was re elected president and Dan Long secretary treasurer. Franchises were set for six cities for five years with salaries capped at 2400 per club and a $600 fine for overages after May 15. Directors named include Cal Ew ing and others from San Francisco to Los Angeles.
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Pacific Coast League
Los Angles
Hireh Kegene Hert
Dan Long
Cal Ewing
San Francisco
A.n Evans
Freano
Russ Hall
Bete
W. W. McCreedie
Portland
Er. N. Welter
Oakland
C. Pendleton
Los Angeles
Aurley Meets Slavin in Victoria Ring Clash
Tonight at Victoria Nick, a former price eater, faces Frank Mavin in a meeting with Blavin. The bout recalls past matchups against Jem Smith and Bill Goode, promising an interesting contest in the ring.
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Victoria
Nick
Frank Mavin
S Coham
Blavin
Jem Smith
Petes Aon
Bill Goode
Final international bicycle race set for Madison Square Garden
In New York on December 6 the final international Sunday race at Madison Square Garden begins. Sixteen teams from around the world entered include the Georget brothers who won the first six day race in Europe and Eddie Hoot with his partner Jon Folger. Bobby Walthour and Hugh Melany are strong contenders as seconds, with Walthour and Melany favored to challenge for top honors.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
New York
Madison Square
Georget Brothers
Osho
Europe
Eddie Hoot
Jon Folger
Bobby Walthour
Hugh Melany
Free $100 Xmas Coupon Certificates Offer from Kohler & Chase
The Kohler & Chase house in Los Angeles promotes a limited run of free $100 gold certificates toward the purchase of any new plane. They claim fifty years of honest business, explain advertising spend funds the giveaway, and urge readers to call or write for certificates before they’re gone.
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House of Kohler & Chase
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Ife
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