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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1906

Page

2

Jenkins Wins Again in Tenpin Showdown at Monarch Drives

Jenkice Jenkins dominated yesterday’s ten‑game series at Monarch Drives, defeating P J McGrath as total pin bowler. Jenkins posted high marks with several 200s and a final total of 2 112 while McGrath totaled 1 917, edging past the Frisco artist in a tense match for big purses.

Jenkice Monarch McGrath Jenkins P. J Laat Spokana P. J. McGrath Jenkine Bot Usb

McDonald Eyes Top Gym Director Post at the U

Big Tom McDonald is favored to succeed Dr. B F Roller as physical director at the University. Although Roller has resigned, no action has been taken, but McDonald’s strong backing and deep knowledge of conditions make him the likely appointee.

Big Tom McDonald B. F. Roller Roller McDonald Ath

Athletics Command Changes Highlighted by New Leader

The article outlines shifts in athletic leadership as a new command takes effect. It notes McDonald may assume a key role if appointed, promising to guide and direct the overall athletic program amid anticipated reforms across departments and teams.

Letics McDonald

World of Fight Fans Expect Herman Herrera Bout

Fight fans anticipate the Los Angeles card between Kid Herman and Aurelio Herrera. Both boxers bring strong records and a bangup crowd is expected. Herman’s path to victory hinges on avoiding Herrera’s left hand and finishing strong. Connie Mack also weighs in on proposed changes to foul ball rules in baseball.

Scenic Shasta Route Promoted For Vacation Travel

The Southern Pacific Co. urges travel along its Scenic Shasta Route and Coast Line as the best time and place to spend a vacation. Health and pleasure resorts are highlighted. Reservations and brochures are available at Union Ticket Offices, 608 First Ave. KE. E. Bilis, General Agent.

California Southern Pacific Co Union Ticket Offices First Ave

Local school track runs eyed as first of its kind

The crow-country running plan from Seattle High to the High School and then to the varsity draws interest as the first event of its kind. A large turnout is expected with multiple races to allow all competitors. Also on Saturday at 2 25 the Seattle High boys face Everett High in the Y M C A gym with Everett predicted strong.

Galbraith Capt. Livingstone Seattle High School Everett High School Everett Seattle Everet Mies Hubert Bellingham Mine Hubert Terry McGovern Joe Gans Nelson Philadelphia Mel Giovern Billy Noten Jim Jeffries Los Angeles Marvin Hart Jeffries Hart Root Reno Nev

Everett High Girls Skip Weekend Basketball Game

The Everett girls basketball team cannot meet the local high school abrle on Saturday after a hard Friday game. The Loreal High boys will face Everett High in an MC A venue Saturday afternoon, with the armory plan changed to the local YM building due to postponement.

Everett Biah Echoanl Gime Abrle Everett Loreal High Everett High MC. A Seattle Beford

Bantams Set for Title Bout in San Francisco

Frankie Neil the American bantam champion and challenger Harry have signed for a 20 round contest in San Francisco on February 1. Both agree to 120 pound weights. Neil won the title from Tenney in 25 rounds on July 24, 1905, and Tenney seeks another shot. Fans expect a fast, thrilling bout with lively betting on the champion.

Frankie Neil Harry San Francisco Neil Tenney

Business Men Dominate YMCA Basketball Contest

The Business Men overwhelmed Marcus Whitman in a league game 61 to 8 at the YMCA. Winningham led with eight goals followed by Bemis with six. Ames contributed four as Whitman’s Steel, Hart, and the rest struggled to score. Referee McFadden and umpire Mullen supervised the lopsided clash.

Marcus Whitman Steel and Hart Whitman Winningham Bemis Ames McFadden Mullen

Salaries of Baseball Stars Spark Debate Over Top Earners

A Cleveland report claims Lawrence Jajole signed a season contract surpassing all other National and American League players at about 7500 dollars. Supporters cite peers like Fred Clarke and John Graw as high earners while others argue Mathewson Wagner and Collins also command large wages, with drawing power boosting team revenues.

Cleveland Lawrence Jajole Howard Lajote Can Bankers Lajote Fred Clarke Jote Nationals John Graw New York Willeedler Jimmy Collins Christy Mathewson Hane Wagner Mathewson John Doe Ebony Wen Roosevelt Parker Nelson Britt Falcons

Ball Players Superstitions Told by Charles Comiskey

The story recounts how players Welsh and Robinson refused to play without their superstition items a red silk shirt and silk stockings. Comiskey fined them but they still skipped the field. In the end they promised to carry extras, and agreed to buy shirts and stockings, ensuring they would play.

Charles Comiskey Louie Prownson Curt Yank Robinson Baltimore Cap Robinson Welsh

Sharpening Offered at Piper & Taft’s on Second Avenue

Dall razors, knives, shears and other tools sharpened with the greatest care at Piper and Taft’s. All work guaranteed. Located at 1024-26 Second Ave.

Dall Piper & Taft Second Ave

Washington News Notes From Washington D C

Alice Roosevelt receives four Gobelin tapestries from France a wedding gift Cuba to present a pearl necklace to a bride Senator Heyburn health improves Senate confirms Major General A W Greely and F E B Pelt as Hallard postmasters Leonard Wood prepares for field maneuvers as extra regiments reach the Philippines Alaska fisheries bill against Japanese fishers advances in the Senate.

Alice Roosevelt France Cuba Misaelt United States Vensuela Heyburn Senate A. W Greely F. E B. Pelt Hallard Leonard Wood Philippine Islands Alaska

Public Library Trustees Grant Books and Raises

The board of trustees ordered the purchase of 600 books. Eighteen employees received a salary raise from $5 to $15 monthly. Mrs. Margaret Maydenbaur, in charge of the children's department, was granted a three month leave. A Seattle Artists' club committee, Misa Fiskes and Misa Piper, petitioned to help manage the art room in the new library.

Board of Trustees The Public Library Margaret Maydenbaur Seattle Artists’ Club Misa Fiskes Misa Piper

Cars Carry Red Lanterns On Seattle Rail Lines

Hillman City reports Seattle Renton and Southern cars now carry red lanterns with electric search lights. Each car has an emergency lantern for repairs and accidents. A past collision occurred when a conductor signaling an oncoming train had no light and was unseen in the dark.

Hillman City Feb Seattle, Renton & Southern

Daredevil chauffeur survives deadly track crash in Cleveland

Webb Jay, a bold Cleveland chauffeur, endured a skull fracture, a punctured lung, multiple fractures, and a near miracle recovery after his car left the track and hit a fence. He blamed himself for delaying to please spectators and hinted he may never race again.

Huppalo Fle Webb Jay Cleveland Diaby

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