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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1906

Page

2

A Pitfall for Pitchers What I Know of the Pass

Jas McAleer of the Louis Browns argues against the base on balls. He cites that a pitcher should use walks sparingly, noting one in four runners score after a walk and that modern pitching often relies on precise placement over free passes.

Jas McAleer Louis Browns Mac Ioring Washington Nell Douglas County Sara Hallowell Canada Frank G. Carpenter Dominion Laooka Ore Springs Charles Dryden Lilian Bell New York Virginia Harned Henry Biowscom Lane Senate James H. Lane J.” Horton LORED PLETE

Basketball double header fans pack arena in city league

Tonight the Tigers and the Business Men face off in a fast paced game followed by the Inter mediates and the Olympica clash. Secretary Bob Bushell says the league is organized and teams are building cohesion as two evenly matched sides promise high excitement.

Perrin Eisel Freshhmen Mabel Seagrave Seattle Grammarachooltla Tigers Olympica Bob Bushell Basketball League

Giant rabbit drive planned at Blacock Island

Dr N G Bilacock of Blacciok Island on the Columbia River plans a Feb 9 rabbit drive inviting 20 gun clubs from eastern Oregon eastern Washington Seattle and Portland. Hunters will travel on the Island Queen to the Wand mad and be divided into squads for a large expedition with about 2000 sportsmen expected to take part.

N. G. Bilacock Blacock Island Columbia River Oregon Washington Seattle Portland Dr. Biacock

Guests of Dr Blacock Prepare Lodging and Meals

Guests of Dr Blacock are making ample arrangements for lodging and meals as part of a forthcoming visit. The host coordinates accommodations and dining options to ensure comfort for all attendees during the engagement.

Dr. Blacock

Big Wrestling Tournament Planned in the City

Arrangements are under way for a wrestling tournament featuring competitors from the university eight A C YM C A and Germania club likely to participate. The university plans two classes of 20 with twice weekly practices as adept wrestlers. Final inter class meet to be held at the university gym in a few weeks.

Germania Club Seattle Lindsay Bagahaw Way Thompson Shaw MacDonald Tilley University Gymnasium

Y M C A Banquet Elects New Officers and Plans Support

The Washington Y M C A Athletic association held its first annual banquet. Officers elected include S S Lee as president John Davia vice president G W Ames secretary and William Howard treasurer. The group will cover expenses for five basketball teams and holds regular meetings on the second Saturday of January and monthly thereafter. H Booth praised clean athletics and cited Arthur Duffy as a controversial figure while noting basketball growth in the northwest.

Washington Y. M. C. A. Athletic Association S&s. Lee John Davia G. W. Ames William Howard H. Booth Tacoma Y. M. C. A Arthur Duffy

Post-prandial Oration and Victory Dinner for Football Team

Club organizers chaired by Claude Meidram prepare a six thirty six evening gathering with a Trojan effort to honor the 1894 A C football squad. Dr Roller and guests will hear expressions of esteem as club members and invited gridiron veterans attend with toy bells in a festive spread to celebrate a fine team.

A. C Entil Claude Meidram Trojan Dr. Roller

Draw Again In Colma Between Pite Gerald And Lewis

In Colma California Willie Pite gerald and Willie Lewis battled 23 rounds with no decision. The previous 1905 bout also ended in a draw after 16 rounds. Joe Gans attended Lewts'd corner.

Willie Pitegerald Willie Lewis Little Fellows Colma Cal Joe Gans Lewts

University to stage musical comedy farce

Preparation for a junior farce at the university proceeds as 44 students prepare to perform a musical comedy. A Monday tryout tests applicants musical ability for the show with Miss Marguerite Sinclair, author of the farce, finalizing production details.

Marguerite Sinclair

America Faces Olympic Trials Ahead of Athens Games

The article notes American hopes for the Athens Olympics from April 22 to May 2 may be dashed by early timing. College sprinters hold most dash records and eastern groups control weights, while long road race and top runners Hicks or Rose are highlighted for the marathon and other events.

America Athens Greece Eastern Athletic Associations Hicks Rose

Clothing for Charity Receives Used Coats for Missionary Society

The Ladies' Home Missionary Society of Ross asks for coat off clothing donations from the public. People may contact Mrs. M. HL Dutton at West Drabus Street Fremont Sta or call A 7266 Independent Mrs. Co. W. Witteman orphome Red 6644 Bunset, Mra. J. M. Lane 606.

Ladies’ Home Missionary Society Ross M. HL Dutton West Drabus Street Fremont Sta Co. W. Witteman Orphome Red Bunset Mra J. M. Lane

Burns Eyes World Title Shot in Los Angeles Clash

Tommy Burns, born Nash Brus in Hanover Ontario, aims to challenge Marvin Hart for the world heavyweight title in Los Angeles on February 23. Promoters and fans in Philadelphia, Seattle, and other cities expect a surprise as Burns seeks a decisive victory after a noted career including a six round win by knockout and a 24 round draw with Hilly Woods.

Tommy Byrne Marvin Hart Los Angeles Philadelphia Jase” O'Brien Gus Rublin Mike Sehrtock Hart Burne Iw Mr. Hiart Sleepy Hollow Herne Jack O'ffrien Hilly Woods Mike Behreck Kelly Wighting Trishman Dave Barry Tire Tommy Barns Seattle Focal Nash Brus Detroit Hrusso Hanover Ont

Ball Player Evangelist Reaps Golden Harvest

The story notes Billy Sunday, once a baseball star with the White Stockings, became a famed evangelist. He closed a six week revival at Aledo Illinois for 3407 dollars, claims steady compensation from free will offerings, and conducts meetings on business terms with strict acoustic venue rules and plate donations. Sunday’s early career included play with Anson White and Dalrymple and a street evangelist influence before joining YMCA work.

Billy Det Moody and Sankey Aledo Western Field Belvidere White Stockings Anson, White

Sporting Tidbits From An Eccentric Era

Vast clippings note Brooklyn third baseman Jimmy Gasep praised as top since Lavedianer and Irwin. Reports hint baseball barred in town, with fans considering trips to Covington for games. Laws in Pennsylvania require autos to display licenses and obey 10 mph limits, enforcement doubtful. Corbett triumphs in Bernard Shaw play. Tewksbury recovers from typhoid and targets 100 yards at Beranton. Wrestling titles sign for January match between Hothner and Swanson. Penn coach Hy Dickson eyed by Leb University. Nelson and McGovern set March 16 bout. funds pending. Amerten may send athletes to Athens 1906 games. interest weak in U.S. Lipton hopes to lift the cup. Fate debated after Sullivan and OBrien stakes.

Military college team hopeful after bright outlook

The text notes the Military college basketball team as a crack squad this year with Coach Marmeling confident in turning out a winning team. It mentions Australian fighters and fitness, and references a challenger from Nome in 1907 with uncertain details.

Vushen Military College Bee Marmeling egErege Thon

Baseballs vanished as youth hoarded field treasures

A reminiscence notes that more than 20,000 baseballs were used by league teams nationwide last year. It wonders how many balls were hit over fences and kept by a certain small boy, suggesting Pacific Coast leagues saw thousands disappear.

Pacific Coast

Krant Steals Spotlight in Stockton Knockout

Seattle boxer Harry Krant, coached by Kafe Turner, defeated Jack Cordell in the fourth round at Stockton California last night. Krant has previously stopped Jimmy Ie v nly in Sacramento and Kid Choynek in jig time, earning coast wide fan support and championship hype.

Harry Krant Seattle Jimmy Ievnly Kid Choynekt Sacramento Jack Cordell Stockton Cal Kafe Turner Krant Rero Stead Neon Rufe al Whrewd

Swanson Wins Lightweight Title Bout in New York

Last night in New York George Hothner defending champion wrestled Alex Pwaneon for 90 minutes. Hothner injured his arm breaking a hammerlock and could not continue, awarding the fall to Pwaneon.

George Hothner Alex, Swanson New York Alex Pwaneon Bothner Bwaneon

Law School Opens For All To Learn Law Practical

Beattie lawyer Eeward Judd opens an evening law school for young and old men. Offices at 452 New York Block. It aims to teach law principles essential to daily business and the legal profession.

Eeward Judd Beattie Whd New York Block Hirmaelf

Football at Park in Seattle Opens With Rivalry

Association football begins in Seattle tomorrow at Woodland Park featuring Seattles versus Port Stiakeley with H. Heeks as referee. A highly anticipated clash may produce a tight contest as Blakeley seeks revenge after recent defeats while Dunham referees the Tacomas Thistle match in Tacoma.

Seattle Woodland Park Seattles Port Stiakeley H. Heeks Alwags Blakeley Hearts Prise Ona A. Dunham Tacomas Thistle Tacoma Xaime

Holbrook Stops Cervantes in Four at Olympic Club

Hap py Holbrook defeated Cervantes in four rounds at the Olympic Athletic club in Port Townsend. Both fighters were locals with strong support as Holbrook dominated and his seconds signaled victory in the fourth round.

Olympic Athletic Club Port Townsend

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