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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
2
In the Bismarck Alleys special match, Harris led Boston across five segments with totals 094 for Harris and 960 for Boston, showing Boston ahead 094 to 960 in the initial sec.
Matchmaker Herman brings a bold program to the Empire theatre on Pike street tomorrow evening under Graystone Athletic club auspices. Billy Strain meets Jack Novak in a glove contest while other bouts feature Kid Curry versus Dixie Cyclone and Arthur St German against Johnny Schieff.
Short sport item notes that Ad Wolgant and Knock Out Brown fought to a newspaper decision in Philadelphia, producing a draw after six rounds. Gus Schoenlein defeated Frank Gotch in Kanasa City in two straight falls. L. H. Reed of Seattle posted 100 straight in a Puyallup Gun Club opening event.
Thousands suffer daily from piles and Pyramid Pile Cure promises instant relief and lasting cure through a free trial package. If it helps, purchase 50 cent boxes from Pyramid Drug Company at 303 Pyramid Building Marshall Michigan by sending name and address for a plain wrapper trial.
A mysterious figure known in sports circles rises from humble ranks to international fame after noon. He is described as a small man among rugged youths whose names fill the sports pages daily. Readers are invited to identify him and send their guesses to the sporting editor. another picture will appear tomorrow with the man’s identity.
Pacific Athletic club members in Bremerton watched five bouts at the Pacific theatre Tuesday. Kid Palmer defeated Fred Cherry, the Chicago boer, with Referee Harry Snider stopping the contest in the second round.
Portland reports Jimmy Carroll says he will meet Digger Stanley the latter part of the month in Boston. The note appears in a letter from Carroll. Also in Vancouver Walter Roach, a Probstel School student, is going blind after a boxing match. Edward Hagen plans a comeback against Ovear Mortimer at Ballard Athletic Club smoker next Wednesday night.
Ta coma High School defeated West Seattle 63 to 15 in Tacoma last night. Dr. Maker, a dentist, moved to Room 620 Northern Bank Building.
Frankie Burns of Jersey City has risen from obscurity to near the bantamweight championship within three years. The 10 round draw with Digger Stanley showed he can compete with top men. He supported his family from age eleven as breadwinner and is praised by his mother Mrs Hurne.
The Emeryville track lists entries for all seven races with multiple horses per event. First race six furlongs features Melton Street Crex Ran Ann Black Bay Sokol Dutch Rock Seacar Jest Su rean Tenderbloom Pickanin ny Eddie Mott. second race a mile includes Inclement Marchmonet Raleigh This tle Belle Veneta Srome Tay Pay Miss Roberts God father Eddie Graney. third race a mile and a half lists Jim Cafferata Clamor Sir John Molesey Old Mexico. fourth race futurity handicap shows Jack Paine Likely Dieudonne Arionette Fountain Square Sea Cliff Signor 101 Daddy Gip Winning Widow Plavious Phil Mohr Raleigh P. D. Pay Streak Pride of Lismore. fifth race mile and 70 yards includes Pete Charlie Paine Nettle Traver Dave Deber Gret chen G. Rene W. Sorrowful Lady Adelaide Greet bridge John J. Rogers Onatasna Flora Riley. sixth race mile and 70 yards lists Direct Cool Meada Ban Lady Arthur Rouse Voltrome Kogo Notting Lady McNally Howard Pearson Brighton Directella. seventh race six and a half furlongs features Banorella Fernando Jessupburn Bonnie Bard No Quarter Dahlgren Kar jan Quality Street Madeline Musgrave Zahara Judge Henderson Lord Clinton.
Hubbard defeated Hudson in the smoker at Ballard Athletic Club as Hudson faced Eddie Hubbard in the second round. Hubbard advances to meet Pete McVeigh. George Green lasted one round with Jack Novak, repeating theirGreystone smoker result. Clarence Rothus scored an easy win over Charlie Peterson as the program continued with several other events enjoyed by a large crowd.
The residents of Mahony City Pennsylvania organize a banquet honoring Connie. Organizers announce details and attendees may include local officials and community groups.
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