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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1908

Page

2

Attell Offers to Concede Weight to Moran in 20-round bout

Abe Attell proposes to weigh in at a limit that would allow Owen Moran to match him for a planned 20 round fight. The offer, made public in San Francisco, aims to lure Moran to Chicago, but Moran may reject. Meanwhile Cof Froth has not answered Billy Papke’s February 22 challenge to Stanley Ketchel and Johnny Frayne begins training against Kid Healy next Monday.

United Press AN Srancieco Jan Votiell Moran Pempionsie Olan Coffroth Billy Papke Stanley Ketchel

Track Meet Tonight Between City Units at Old Armory

The National Guard unit hosts a track meet at the old armory on Terry Aye and Stewart Street. A handsome cup awaits the relay winner as three local infantry companies and the signal corps compete in 30 yard dash, quarter mile, half mile, mile, high jump, broad jump, rope climb, shot put and relay. Company B is favored to win the relay in a close contest among HB D and L and Company A.

National Guard Terryay Stewart St Signal Corps Eventa D and L Company A

Yesterday's Races Review From Track Card

Six races listed with winners and times. Dick Wilson won race one at 112 pounds with time 1 17. Seattle won race two in 37 46 with Trance second. Triumph ant won race three at 193 pounds with Capt Burnet second. Gromobol won race four at 110 pounds with 2 06 34 time. Mandator won race five at 109 pounds with Ramus second. Hilly Myers won race six at 99 pounds in 1 ik 16 with Darlington second.

Dick Wilson Keogh Ray Bennett Eee Sycamore Seattle Trance Coppitt McIntyre Capt Burnet Helle Kinney A. Muskoday McCain Gromobol Manes Mandator Miller Ramus Pury Hilly Myers Davia Darlington

Track Results from a Valley Track Meet

First race seven eighths of a mile won by Mantle Homelees with Hushwhacker second and Nadeu third. Achieve wins the mile with Mattie Russell third and Cotta in third. Chief Deemond takes the three quarters with Prolific second and Lee Harrison third. Rapid Water wins the thirteen sixteenths with Waterbury Horns second and Mary FP third. First Peep wins the one and three eighths miles with Hearon Walter second and Harry Scott third. Kirkfield Belle takes the three quarters with Marion Rose second and route 8 third. Time details included for each event.

M ‘ntle—Homelees Schilling Hushwhacker Nadeu Achieve Dugan Mattie Russell Lands Jstein Prolific Lee Harrison HH Rapid Water Dw Gan Waterbury Horns Mary FP Eifteenth Archibald Hearon Walter Harry Scott Kirkfield Belle Preston Marion Rose Route

Sullivan Deserted Spokane Club Again

Gene Sullivan has deserted the Spokane club, likely ending any chance of a rematch with Roscoe Taylor in the Seattle versus Spokane Athletic Club tournament. A recently written letter hints at further trouble surrounding the boxer and his affiliations.

Gene Sullivan Spokane Roscoe Taylor Seattle Spokane Athletic Sul Livan Butte Sullivan San Francisco Spokane Athletic Club

Berkeley High Team Suspended by Pacific Association

California reports say Berkeley High School football team suspended from the Pacific Athletic Association for rule violations on out of town trips. A Seattle trip triggered the issue with an ineligible player used in the Seattle game despite faculty instructions not to play.

California Berkeley Pacific Athlete Association Seattle

Lincoin High School Football Team Award Recipients

Sweaters were awarded last night to Lincoln high school football players. Honored: Beck, Fallis, Sparger, Bliss, Hinton, Ohnick, Terry, McGuire, Harbey, Bryant, Pike, Elliott, Smith, Talcott, Robinson, Bynansen, Coach Alien and Manager Hauck. Second team members received the emblematic letter without the equators.

Lincoln High Beck Fallis Sparger Bliss Hinton Ohnick Terry McGuire Harbey Bryant Pike Elliott Smith Talcott Robinson Bynansen Alien Hauck

Has Host of Players Announced for Portland Team

Portland manager McCredie says 32 players have signed for next year. Most are expected to report at training. only backstops Moore and Byrnes may be absent. Names listed include Waleh Ostdiek Whay ing Moore Byrnes Lakoff Kinsella Jensen Groom Catiff Pernell Garrett Hroomfield Pinnance Harmon Emerson Johnson Mott Kennedy Danzig Casey Cooney Carr Olson Ryan Shinn Staton McCredie Raftery Rasecy Lovett.

United Press Portland Ore McCredie Moore Byrnes Waleh Ostdiek Whaying

Hoos Win From Educates

A concise aphorism on satisfaction contrasts with ambition. The line suggests contentment signals limited desire, while contrasts with the idea of education or schooling as a path to advancement. The wording implies a reflective, vintage editorial tone.

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