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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
2
The championship game features the Tigers against the Business Men for the YMCA title after a season of six teams. The winner tonight claims the league crown and rides a streak into the final.
The eight Trades Union League fives will meet at the Labor Temple Thursday night to draw a season schedule. Only seven teams have elected so far. the eighth will decide today or tomorrow. A $100 silver cup is offered to the winning team.
scattered notes recount Potts refusing Louisville, Cincinnati business, Ganste’s brake tale, Brown in Cubs, Young sailing from San Pedro, Walcott vs Donovan rematch, Zimmer to umpire New Orleans games, Boston’s 1 00th anniversary, Murrey Mack and Feb closing notes, Crowded tips about press agents and yacht racing exportish talk with Clark Lipton and Brooks hats on 1331 Becond Avenue
Mike Donlin attempted to dodge work by knocking balls over the Memphis park fence during a training session. McGraw fined him $2 per ball, rising to $5 after the first caper. Donlin refrained from further fence hits and the stunt ended.
The Northwestern League teams will begin training around April first. Dugdale's squad trains at home, free from Aberdeen and Vancouver interference, while the Latte team trains in Wells. A work injunction at Shreeders park has dissolved as contractors rush construction and Seattle plans a first game in Everett against Puget Sound rivals with Dugdale’s team set to face Ballard in early April.
The smoker at the club will feature several events distinct from the winter inter club smokers. A heavyweight boxing match between Harry Craft and Reser of the University of Washington will open the program. Wrestling by Max Lamfrom and L Hart follows with youth events and bar work, then broad sword exhibition, tumbling, pyramids, and a local comedy acrobatic sketch to close.
Work on Dugdale's park progresses in good weather. Lumber hauled for the grandson arrived Friday and since then regularly. Diamond work, paused for rain fears, is resumed after shifting the diamond to prevent mud.
The signal corps team lost to Company D 11 to 11 in the armory Monday night. Lineups included Company D Pike Young Kelloy Bernell Hahn and Signal corps R Nelson H Nelson Endres Atwood Stevenson. A coup was donated by officers and will go to the winning team.
The first race over a half mile saw Wibmore win with Heatherscott second and Humero third in 160 45. In the futurity course John H Sheehan led Kruka to top, Avona second, with a 1 18 16 time. Hulford ran four to one and Grace G placed second in the futurity. Prince Magnet won the one mile and fifty yards with Rotrow second and Vincentio third in 1 50 26. Jake One won the one and one sixteenths mile with Andrew Mack second and a third place finisher time 1 50 26.
Five races detailed with entrants including The Mist Joan of Arc Judge Ne eon and Edwin T Fryer. Times listed for each event, with winners such as The Mist Joan of Arc The Mejor Reno Rebel and gold fipet among others.
The report centers on Neil and Walsh preparing at Emeryville race track while Frankie trains eight horses for Jim Neil. It recalls a fatal stabbing case involving Marty Tenny and Neil’s subsequent murder charge exoneration, noting lingering fear as Memphis sports push for a betless meet.
San Francisco dispatch reports Frankie Neil and Jimmy Walsh scheduled for a fast battle in Nevada. Walsh proves clever and capable of making weight and is committed to preparing carefully for the matchup. Neil, after a stay in England and a loss to Jem Bowker, has not been as active recently.
Kent defeats Auburn in a bowling meet with Hodges top scoring 201 for Kent and an overall margin of 64 pins. Kent totals 2208 to Auburn 154? with Hodges leading and several players posting strong scores for both teams.
The Seattle college Juniors defeated Franklin High School Juniors 6 to 3 yesterday afternoon. Nasseau, a Japanese player, starred for the high school, filling the box in a standout performance.
Market notes list vegetable and fruit prices with items such as potatoes cabbage peppers cauliflower and lemons. Entries show per pound per crate and per case pricing, mentioning weights and varieties with a focus on local wholesale values and a Big bargain day tease.
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