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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1907

Page

2

Twenty Round Go Ends In Draw Between Sullivan Flynn

In Los Angeles Gus Murget judged the twenty round bout a draw as Twin Sullivan and Jim Flynn fought a balanced 20 round match. Flynn supporters claimed victory while Sullivan backers praised his late rally and two handed, clever defense throughout the lengthy contest.

Star Los Angeles Cal Gus Murget Jack Sullivandim Flynn Molly McDonald Flynn Billy Delaney Sullivan

Back to the Minors: Veteran Players Depart Season 1907

The article notes several veteran players leaving major clubs as the 1907 season begins. Hilly Gilbert, once valued, is out with the Giants. Billy McCraw plans to quit if he cannot stick to his goal. Doc Newton moves from the Highlanders to Montreal, disappointing him and friends. Pittsburgh’s Hetate Petts is seen as past prime, while Barney Dreyfuss knows his best days are behind. Heinie will return to Louisville, and James Sebring’s life sentence affects Chicago fans. Robert Wicker, released by Cincinnati, faces uncertain prospects.

Hilly” Gilbert Giants McCraw Newark N. J Billy Doc Newton Highlanders Montreal Pitesburg Hetate Petts Barney Dreyfuss Louisville Heinie James Sebring Chicago

Bowling match results at the BAC alley

At the BAC bowling alley last night the Athletes defeated the Hoo Hoos in three games. Scores read 636 62 1891. The next game slated for tomorrow night features the Sacers against the Educates.

Bac

Five Brothers Reeks Shine On Wanderers Team

Harry Kone leads Wanderers with five medals as captain. Albert Reeks, at twenty, stars as outside left, after early play for Barrack St High School Colchester and county representation. Colchester Albions included international A. A. now with Newcastle United. Rundel Reeks plays center forward with promise of top league status.

Wanderers Five Brothers Reeks Harry Kone Wits Coupemon Albions Colchester City England Colchester Albions A. A Newcastle United Harry Hae W. J. Woodward Albert Reeks

Forward Trio Shines as Seattle Team Dominates Play

The forwards move the ball like water across the field, praised as the finest in the North. Rundel, though not a star at Colchester, has matured with Seattle and holds his place steadily. John Feeks, the quick lightweight at inside right, knows when to keep or pass, having served as a longtime Colchester player and later as an official referee before joining Seattle.

Weat Rundel Colchester Seattle John Feeks Heattle

Beattie Club Hosts Ladysmith Bally Against Local Team

Heattie Athletic club extends student gym privileges to Heattie high school pupils. At Woodland Park next Sunday Ladysmith BC meets Beattie eleven in a free game to aid BC team travel costs. In another note a 20th round draw occurred in Los Angeles between Sullivan Boston and Flynn Pueblo as witnessed by Pacific Athletic club.

Heattie Athletic Club Atu Heattie High School Woodland Park Ladysmith B. C Beattie Eleven British Columbia Los Angeles Jack Sullivan Boston Jim Flynn Pueblo Pacific Athletic Club

Oakland Racing Recap and YMCA Basketball Night

Yesterday at Oakland the program featured six races with winners Adena Black Prince Rama Invictus Madden and Glippery plus close finishes for Rio Vista Joans Jewell The program also notes sixteenths times and a later YMCA basketball double header featuring the Business Men versus the Leaders and the Busy Men versus the Sen fora.

Adena Brown Charlotte RB Rio Vista Secord Joe Goes Bytonerdale Williams Black Prince Monaco Maid Miller Bragg Marthomas Nigrette Bogum W. B. Gates

Bowlers Draw Crowds as Tryout Sparks Local Interest

Local bowling circles buzz over Kamen trials with 22 names signed on day one. Club aims to raise 800 dollars for Denver meet representation as teams scramble to join big five.

Beattle B. A Denver Brown

Will You Break In A New Man To Make Your Clothes

White the tailor at 208 Column line building offers years of experience in fine high grade clothing and still does his own cutting to please the most particular customers with a large line of new materials and patterns to choose from.

White Colline Building

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