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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1906
Page
2
A letter laments Seattle bowling apathy toward Salt Lake representation. It contrasts past campaigns with current weak support, noting a few loyal members funding and promoting a five man Seattle team while others abstain. It urges unified effort from local bowlers and associations.
The university women’s basketball team switches to revised rules by Dr Roller to reduce roughness and fatigue. The changes allow a replaced finger to return later, divide the game into three periods, and limit forwards and guards from crossing the center line while centers roam freely.
Winnie Cutter arrived in Beattie and assumed charge of the University of Washington track squad. He is enthusiastic about the outlook and expects to field a fine team.
Two shoppers praised Bartell's 606 and 10 Second Ave location after a day of shopping. They planned to return Tuesday to take advantage of large bargains including Meanen's Borated Talcum and Listerine products at reduced prices.
Western Bowling congress plans a Salt Lake City tournament March 1 to 12 with 90 to 95 five man teams projected. prize money could reach 500 for first five man team and a large purse for individual top scorers. A ladies tournament with no entry fees and special prizes is highlighted. Meanwhile local matches and player health news affect tonight's schedules.
Beattie beat Wander ere at Woodland park by a decisive score showing superior teamwork. The game featured a substitute squad, while Port Lawton soldiers defeated the Thiaties four goals to one in a forfeited league match due to absence of players. A Stevens county judge dismissed jury venue with only three cases pending. Old Oak Shoe advertised as best value at 340 dollars, sold at Men’s Shoe store on Piret Ave.
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