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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
2
The Northwestern Baseball League magnates meet in Tacoma to finalize the schedule and set preparations for the season. Every club will be represented as managers negotiate players and plan deals, with contracts to be announced once secured.
The Dream land rink saw fast times and a tight lead battle as Hoag Kruse Holt and others skated ten miles and laps. Kruse toppled and was carried off but plans to race again tonight. Fudges G Evans F Chisholm C Cook judged the action. Cope posted ten miles and two laps while Kruse had one lap shy of miles before retirement.
A playful, oblique notice urges starting an account with the State Bank of Seattle to secure comfort in later years. It touts small deposits and four percent interest as a humorous take on aging and savings.
Two Chicago boys show skill by posting 200s in form as they triumph over many men in a city bowling tournament.
Arthur Lata and his younger counterpart Ti Lata from Chicago are the world’s youngest tournament bowlers. They post 200 games and challenge peers of their age to compete against them in a bold bowling display.
Chicago brothers Arthur and Karl Lata, aged players famed as the youngest tournament bowlers, advertise their claim from 18534 Stoney Island Ave. Their father runs a bowling alley and the pair boast frequent 200s and a belief they are often in form. They challenge any rival their age to dispute their status.
Kent Washington high school basketball team defeated Tacoma by a 64 to 26 score. Kent led all game long, with Tacoma narrowing late in the second half. Kent’s KR Jager of Tacoma was the standout, but Kent earned its second win in a three game series after Tacoma won the opener.
The third Denver bowling tryout produced notable scores for Zeinden and Boucher as replacements for unavailable players Hall and Hardie. Instalight and Shuman posted strong marks at Columbia Alleys while Crosaman Plummer and Crippen showed consistent form at Bismarck and Kent alleys, with several bowlers recording high single-game scores.
In the pivot race over one half mile Love of 110 ooad won at 7 to 10 with 101, Leonardadale 104 placed second. Time 148 46. In the futurity Camillo 110 Beoville 6 to 1 won, Titus placed second.
A fragmented ledger of horse and harness finishes lists multiple races with horses such as Tims, Sag mile, St. Elm wood, Dusty Miller, Van Ness, Fire Ball, Hector, Billy Mayham, and others. Times, betting odds, and placings span first through fourth in several events with numerous second and third place notes.
In the opening game of the association league last night Business Men defeated Leaders Toes 42 to 10. In the second game Dasy Men beat Seniors 24 to 12. Lineups listed include Earth Sea Atwood and Chivers with Pickt Quand Police as referees. plumbing ad follows.
A sparse public notice outlines a thin special for single telephone or cash on delivery orders. It directs customers to place limited requests and emphasizes a simplified process with minimal options.
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