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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1910

Page

2

Oak Park Faces Wenatchee In Seattle Prep Showdown

Oak Park high school of Chicago arrives in Seattle for a Monday afternoon clash with Wenatchee high school. The Chicago squad, top ranked and undefeated, trains lightly, rests, and carries confidence despite a 3 000 mile journey. Coach Zuppke leads a strong defense and a roster including Capt Ronald, McComber, Trier, Cotter, Ghee, Rice, Shiley, Armetrong, and Bart Hackley.

K. M. Patterson Oak Park Wenatchee Or Bust Wenatchee High School Windy City Zuppke Cook County League Stagg University of Chicago Chicago Seattle Robert C. Zuppke Ronald McComber Trier Cotter Ghee Rice Shiley Armetrong Berry Fairfield Warner Russell Timme Mead Randall Bart Hackley

Baseball Writers Vote Old Officers Into Power

The Baseball Writers Association, influential in the sport, re elected President Joe Jackson of Washington and reelected Secretary W. G. Weart of Philadelphia to both secretary and treasurer at their annual New York meeting during the National and American leagues gatherings.

New York Joe Jackson Washington W. G. Weart Philadelphia

Tales of Great Uns Texas Jack McAllister Reminiscence

In vivid anecdotes from baseball lore, Texas Jack McAllister shines as a versatile player behind the plate and in the field. Pat Teaed recounts his sharp catching, heady baserunner snuffing, and an improvised stint in the mound holding four hits. Jesse Burkett's temper and triumphs amid the crowd’s taunts are recalled, including a dramatic window-shattering home run and a playful phantom faint. Dr. Jimmy Casey’s dental office encounter with a rival fan ends with a bold claim and a decisive tooth extraction, silencing the pest.

Jesse Charlie Hickman Jack Harper Guying Burkett Bradley Hickman Boo Gang

Emeryville Racecard Saturday Entries

EMERYVILLE December 23. Metries list racing entries by race: first six furlongs with Braxton through Swagerlater. second six furlongs with Billy Meyer to Biskra. third five and a half furlongs with Pride of Liamore to Lord of the Forest. fourth mile handicap with Roy Junior Raleigh Arasee Black Mate Jim Basey. fifth mile and 70 yards with Sepulveda Bonnie Bard Direct Green Bridge Elgin Sir Angus Miles Al-

Emeryville Braxton Lady Adelaide Keene W Busyman Passenger Titus II Gambro Joe Moser Biskra Pride of Liamore Veneta Strome Big Stick Madeline Musgrave Good Intent Native Son Arionette Ternstrick Old Mexico Cullacan Lord of the Forest John H. Sheehan Roy Junior Raleigh Arasee Black Mate Jim Basey Sepulveda Bonnie Bard Direct Green Bridge Elgin Sir Angus Miles

Sixth race results from Tamer 109 at six and a half furlongs

In the sixth race at six and a half furlongs, horses listed include Keep Moving, Bit of Fortune, Belfast, Manna, Shooting Spray, Ocean View, Set Back, No Quarter, Ossabar, and Shooting Spray with various weights. Phil Mohr and Eddie Graney are noted among participants or handlers.

Races at Emeryville Complete with Winners and Times

Today's cards at Emeryville saw Ten derbloom win the futurity for a 1 10 1 5 time, Darling ton taking six furlongs in 1 13 1 5, and Buckthorn capturing the mile and a quarter in 2 07 2 6 while Media Plea sant and Faneuil Hall and J H Barr starred in minor placings.

Emeryville Tenderbloom Media Pleasant Darlington Faneuil Hall J. H. Barr Buckthorn Star Actor Endymon II

Powell faulted as Goodman takes lightweight bout in Chicago

Lew Powell of California was badly trimmed in a 4 l1 round lightweight contest in Chicago. Jack Goodman won the decision after Powell rallied late, delivering a strong exhibition in defeat.

Chicago Lew Powell California Jack Goodman Powell Goodman

Bowling last night scores report for WL Morrin

Last night WL Morrin rolled 160 169 169 for a 498 series with 8 games, Croseman 139 21 1, Boston 164 233, Wetmore 167 186 12-a. The brief totals show individual scores and partial frame results in a local bowling event.

WL. Morrin Croseman Boston Wetmore Patton Eeretree Patton Iss

Chicago team travels through Seattle after Japan trip

The University of Chicago base ball team passed through Seattle yesterday afternoon on its way home after playing in Japan, arriving in Vancouver day before yesterday. The Meteor basketball five meets Lincoln High tonight in Lincoln gym. Hamilton High lost to Anacortes 21 to 15 at Anacortes. The Chicago football squad stayed briefly at a Seattle hotel and then moved to the Savoy, with policy against rooms with rival teams.

Pacific Coast Aince Chicago St. Paul Zuppke University of Chicago Seattle Japan Vancouver Meteor Lincoln High Lincoln Gymnasium Hamilton High Anacortes Anacortes High Savoy

Races at Jacksonville Track Meet Are Reported

Results from today include May Weed first with Whin second and Morpeth third in race one. In race two Mincinette wins with Dell second and Morning Song third, time 1 07 3 5. Isabel takes race three with The Whip second and Trustee third, time 1 23 2 6. Imprint wins race four with D an ger agama Hertis third, time 1 13 1 6.

Jacksonville May Weed Whin Morpeth Mincinette Dell Morning Song Isabel the Whip Trustee Imprint Danger Agama Hertis

Bud Anderson Routs John Luwe In Fifth Round

Bud Anderson knocked out John Luwe of North Yakima in the fifth round of a 15 round match at Vancouver Washington. Luwe boasted a 14 bout streak but a sharp chin jolt halted him for five minutes. Kidney Pills ad copy appears in the paragraph.

Vancouver Wash Bud Anderson John Luwe North Yakima Luwe Northwest Lowe

Big Doings in Sport World During Last Twelve Months

A review of 1910 highlights across sports. Nelson loses title to Wolgeet while Moran KO’s him. Jeffries loses as a heavyweight to a Black boxer. Ketchel felled in mid until deathlike pace. Uhlan the black gelding sets speed records. Athletics win baseball title over Cube. Pletcher speaks of a new major league. Ban Johnson reelected AL head at 25 000 a year. Oldfield shatters speed records on beach. Sheppard runs 1000 yards a historic feat.

Tip Wright Battling Nelson Ad Wolgeet Oren Moran Jim Jeffries Stanley Ketchel Uhlan Athletics D. A. Pletcher Ban Johnson Marney Oldfield

Papke Emerges as Champ Amid Bantam Featherweight Controversy

The piece discusses Bill Papke as the holder of the title amid disputes over Johnson's pay and Langford's middleweight ineligibility. Abe Attell is described as dominant in featherweight, confessing to fighting under wraps due to promoter debts and gambling. Johnny Coulson is identified as the legitimate bantam champion amid competing claims.

Bill Papke Papke Sam Langford Langford Abe Attell Johnny Coulson

Uhlan Records Shattered in Trotting and Boxing Notes

The column surveys boxing and track stars with Gotch defending his title against Zbyszko and retiring, Henry Ordeman taking the belt, Ty Cobb leading hitters, Mel Sheppard setting marks, and track greats Paull Flanagan Sheridan Rose and Porter singled out as top performers, with Daniela the standout in swimming.

Lou Myers Ty Cobb Detroit Napoleon Lajoie Cobb Frank Kramer Jacky Clarke Madison Square Garden Mel Sheppard W. C. Paull University of Pennsylvania John Flanagan Martin Sheridan Ralph Rosela Harry Porter C. W. Daniela

Seventy-Seven Remedy Promoted For Grips And Colds

An advertisement from Hemphrere Homes Medicine Co promotes a small vial titled Seventy-Seven for influenza grip coughs colds and sore throat. It claims reduced influenza deaths in 1969 and urges purchase at drug stores for 25 cents or by mail from New York.

Hemphrere Homes Medicine Co Cor Wiltem and Ann New York

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