All Northwest B Football Eleven Is Named for 1906
The Northwest football selection highlights players from Oregon Washington Idaho and Willamette with Pendergass Moullen Moulton Chandler Moores Nace Nissen Rader and others profiled. Bagshaw Tegtmeter and Rader earn top honors while Moullen’s kick game and Nace’s Willamette power anchor the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendergass
O. A.C
Mouthon
Oregon
Dimmick
Whitman
Larson
Idaho
Chandler
Richt
Moores
Ragehaw
Washington
Nace
Willamette
Two Cyclists Hurt Force Withdraw From Six Day Meet
Two riders were injured in a morning collision at 7:28 a.m. during the six day bicycle meet in New York. Varonia suffered serious injuries and Mollister is unable to continue. Arenton and Hamuelson form a new team to carry on as ten riders fell in the crash. time was called and the race paused until 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ecovliteton
Varenia
Mollister
Arenton
Varonia
Hamuelson
Mollleter
Polger
Varonta
Orlook
Walthour
Bedell
Seattle
Seattle Busideas
Seattle Beats Kent 65 to 0 in Weekend Tilt
The Weat Seattle basketball team defeated Kent Saturday by a score of 65 to 0. Kent will play a return game next Saturday. The Ballard Tigers have disbanded for the season. Gordon C. Moores was elected captain of the University of Oregon team for 2007 and noted as a hurdler. The A C and the Tacoma YMCA plan a practice football game in Seattle next Saturday ahead of the Multnomah game. Superintendent Inglis secured the old Dugdale ballpark for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nissen
Pullman
Northwest
Willamette
Northwest Athletics
Weat
Seattle
Kent
Ballard Tigers
Gordon C. Moores
University of Oregon
All Northwest
U. of
the & A. C
Tacoma Y. M. C. A
Charlie Goodenough
Madison Park
Seattles
Victoria
Sports Gossip and Chapbook Echoes From The Ring
A scattered column notes Sutton winning a three mile race and W E Schutte and A M Brewerus in their events. It cites Tam Ryan passing a credential age, U S auto counts, and various state statistics. West Point cadets cheer a navy loss while John L Sullivan and Bob Fitzsimmons dialogue on past and present middleweight claims.
Debate Over Heavyweight Prospects In Boxing Circles
The discussion centers on Jack Johnson Mike Schreck and Tommy Byrne as top heavyweights with O’Brien and Kaufman rated lower. Critics praise Schreck’s persistence and power noting a potential to defeat all rivals including Johnson and Hart if properly trained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Corbett
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Tommy Byrne
O'Brien
Byrne
Jack Johnson
Mike Schreck
O'Kries
Burnes
Los Angeles
Burts
Jeffries Caatoff
al Kaufman
Marvin Hart
Market summaries show mixed produce and dairy prices
The market notes a cleanup of steamer goods on Western Ave with the grape market closed for the season for Malaga Tokays Mucate and black grapes. Imported cornichon grapes sell at 1.76. Potatoes vary from 22 to 40 per high quality Wenatchee. Fresh fruit and root vegetables remain firm. Butter cheese and poultry prices are listed with regional dairy terms and stock notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Malaga
Wenatchee
Man in Ring Could Take On Both Foes in One Night
A fragment mentions Steven Groliat of Tallor at 604 34 Ave and hints at a boxing scenario where a single man could defeat two opponents in the same evening, reflecting sensational sports or event chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Groliat
Tallor
Ave. Eee
Triangular Go Saturday at Club Meet
Tom McDonald has held tryouts in the A C gymnasium to select about 16 boys to wear the club cobra for Saturday’s triangular meet. Prof. Douthitt of the MCA has trained the team and promises a hard run. P M Lee of the YMCA MCA is bringing down 10 youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McDonald
Horse Races results from five events at Don Hamilton track
Five eighths of a mile races show Invader ridden by W Williams winning the third. Yellowstone placed second, time 1845. Fourth race Don Mamilton secured win with Corrigan second and Proper third. Fifth race Tony Faust won over Temacco and Ocean Bhore placed third. Sixth race Heetor won at two to one with Delagoa second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collarse
David Boland
Fountain
Jack Ward
Glenore
Neptunus
W. Miller
Junge
Laura P.M
Invader
W. Williams
Cheat
Yellowstone
Don Mamilton
1. Willame
Corrigan
Proper
Tony Faust
Dagan
Temacco
Ocean Bhore
Heetor
Delagoa
Nix
Firet
Redan
Milsabeth F
Ben Bick
Treasure Seeker
Prenton
Sivaion
Tine
Ned Garter
St. Albans
Prosperity
Sileka
Way
Koerner
J. A. Murray
Mase
Firth Rahree
Nelean
Jog
Kent
Peyper
Pete
Weeong
Chas
L. Stone
Tee
Igarfighter
Confessor
Knapp &@ Wnt architects
Colman
Horse Races Report from Ascot Meet
Racing results list multiple races with finishes and times. Notable winners include Firet Pace Ned Garter and Sivaion with patrons and odds. several second and third place finishers are named along with race distances and timings.
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Northwestern
e@ince
Aix
Cantern
Bagshaw
Togtmeter
Hug
Mug
Tegtmeter
Doposters
Fred Moullen
Pendergusa
Amea
Lareen
Daha
Moulton
Tagehaw
U. of W
Ike
Scripps Telegraph Service
Sport Dope
J. T. Tyldesley
Lancashire
George Hirst
Yorkshire
New York Giants
Oxford College
England
Oxford
Cambridge
Uncle Sam
P. M. Young
Brooks
Second Avenue
Small
Regal
First Avenue
Seattle, Wash
Halt Hage Kelly
Tammy Ryan
United States
Massachusetts
Ohio
Chicago
Murphy
Johnson
West Point
Navy
Pugs
John L. Sullivan
Jim Jeffries
Iowa
Charley Nichole
Boston Nations
Kelly
Bob Fitasimmons
Hugo
Fite
Fits
Orbettsonversation
Mike
Schreck
Heath
Hugo Kelley
Jack Oarien
St. Louis
Sehreck
Dr. Hunt
Burke Huilding
Ind
Aritek Jm
Bores
Lemme
Abe
Foultry
Lave
Fier
Hees
Srebe Foger
Oakland
Dabney
Woodhouse
Pike St
Main
Union Label
Ors
UNION
Coliseum
James
3Rd Avenue
Dollis
In Good Toys
Wabash Limited
Christ
Rette
ASCOT
Garvey Buchanan Company
Santa Claus
G.E. Co
Shakers
Reguar
Noor
Brilliant
India
Garvey- Buchanan Co. Lumber Exchange Bldg
Nature
OR. M. M. Ring
Osteopathic Phys
Houghton & Hunter
Firet Avenue
the Old Time Jewelers
Pacific
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