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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1910

Page

9

Hairline Decisions Mark Phoenix Club Smoker Debut

The Phoenix Athletic Club smoker showcased close bouts with three by hairline decisions. Vetro edged Johnnie O Leary in a fast flyweight clash, while Wil Robertson beat Jonas Tre in a 140 pound bout. Westerman defeated Howard Ladd, Fred Nord beat Tom Clark after an extra round, and Joe Emery outpointed Dave Clark.

Vetro Johnnie O'Leary Leary Wil Robertson Joeastre Westerman Howard Ladd Fred Nord Tom Clark Joe Emery Dave Clark Oecar Oliver Wae Weener Ret Carver Tmurence

Holder Of Marathon Record Learnt To Run From Book

A plainspoken athlete, Holmer credits natural talent and self taught methods after studying a coaching book by Geo Orton. He recalls joining the Canadian army, early bucket list notes, and beating top quarter-milers in barracks, claiming coaching not essential to his speed.

Geo Orton Penn Newton Holmer Hosmer Tom Sharkey Atlantic City

Charley Comiskey Plans Pedal Club Room for White Sox Pitchers

Team owner Charley Comiskey will build a steam heated pedal club room to shield White Sox pitchers between innings. He intends to devise a method to protect his hurlers from opposing batters as well.

Charley Comiskey White Sox

William Stanley the Danish flyer aims for match race advances

William Stanley, renowned Danish flyer, plans a six mile race challenge after strong showings in recent distances in the city and Tacoma. Jeffries speaks of intense California training and a quick Johnson rematch, promising a decisive victory within ten rounds.

William Stanley Tacoma Petterday San Francisco Srauley Aniey

Frazee Bets in Chicago Alleged Wager

In Chicago, Harry Frazee reportedly bet five thousand dollars against four thousand on a heated exchange involving John and BettieanlD. The fragmentary report notes a major wager between individuals with unclear context and outcomes.

Forty Days More for Ponies at Oakland Meet

Oakland January 14 The New California Jockey Club extends the winter meeting by 40 days after strong betting results. President Thomas H Williams announced the extension last night with a possibility of adding 20 more days, totaling 60 extra days. The Oakland meet, moved to race under the anti betting law as an experiment, will no longer end February 11.

Oakland New California Jockey Club Thomas H. Williams California

What Hath God Wrought Wright Flight Chronicle

Three New York reporters near Virginia dunes witness an early air machine surge toward them. they fail to photograph the moment, yet file the first authentic accounts of the Wright brothers flight. The piece highlights Kitty Hawk experiments and Paulhan's 4146 feet ascent in 61 minutes, marking aviation's dawn.

New York News Paper Virginia Newton Herald Sun PRUE Tye Beaides Kitty Hawk Los Angeles Louis Paulhan

Broadway High to Open Season Against Adelphia College

Broadway High School basketball opens its season with a home game against Adelphia College in the college gym. Coach Lewis has not released the lineup but likely features Klopfer Seymour Grove Burke Robinson and Rock. The squad has had a late start but hopes to secure a victory and challenge for a top finish.

Broadway High School Adelphia College College Gymnasium Ha Ae Bartista Lewis Klopfer Seymour Grove Burke Robinson Rock Ume Acuwon

Lincoln Park to Have a Sod Diamond

Lincoln Park will be sodded to create a diamond for spring practice. Park board members assure Broadway high school coach Tom Tyrer that work will finish by March. The goal is a Coast League style field at Lincoln grounds, ready when the team reports. Rumors link McGraw to a trade involving Marquard and Heather, but no confirmation.

Lincoln Park Tom Tyrer Broadway High School Dacehall Park Board Lincoln Grounds Coast League Old Recreation Park

Revival Gains Traction Across The Country

A wave of renewed interest reaches communities nationwide as groups like Wilierds and Poor lead local cultural revivals. The movement emphasizes traditional arts, neighborhood gatherings, and shared heritage, drawing participants from diverse towns and organizations.

Tex Rickard Screech About Fight Financing and Arena Plans

The text records Tex Rickard discussing financing and battlefield setup for a boxing bout. He argues about who controls terms and hints at large bets and a plan to build a square arena. Mentions Jack Gleason and Tilbet with millions tied to the event.

Spry Jack Gleason Bam Cor Arpenter U Tilbet

Gamest Man in National League Told by Fred Clarke

Fred Clarke of the Pittsburgh Pirates recounts a Louisville ball clubs tale of a standout NL player. A banquet led to a humorous exchange about oysters and pepper sauce, with Clarke praising the subject as the most gamest man he ever met.

Fred Clarke Pittsburg Pirates Louisville Burr Sandy Harry Pulliam Harry Randy

Boxer Mantell Draws With McKinnon at Wood Socket Heat

Frank Mantell in a hard 12 round draw with Bill McKinnon at Wood Socket Heat. The bout showcased Mantell’s resilience and McKinnon’s steady pressure in a closely contested clash.

Frank Mantell Bill McKinnon Woodsocket

Cobb Wins Augusta Cup in Narrow Battle with Evans

In Augusta Georgia on Wednesday night Cobb edged out Geo Evans to claim the cup as the champion batter of 909, a tight contest highlighting skill and persistence.

Oul Cobb Augusta Geo. Evans

Wagner May Be Shifted To First

Pittsburg reports president Barney Dreyfuss of the Pirates eyeing a shift of Honus Wagner to first base. The backers aim to trade Wagner for Willie Keeler, Phillippe, Leifield and an outfittcher, with cash if needed. If the deal stalls, Abbott may step in as initial guardian.

Wagner Pittsburg Jan Barney Dreyfures Pirates Hane Wagner Bateman

Unquestionable Value Sale At The Hub $11

Crowds fill The Hub as it advertises an annual $11 sale offering Slip-on Raincoats Cravenettes military overcoats Top Coats and Single and Double Breasted Suits in all sizes and colors including blacks and blues. Shoppers urged to visit in forenoon due to large afternoon and evening crowds.

Protector

Great Shirt Sale Echoes Past Prices

A dramatic sale promotes shirts at 95c, featuring Cluett and other brands. The offer promises full sizes and varied styles, with discounts on shirts usually selling for $1.50 to $2.00. Customers urged to buy a year’s supply at The Hub.

Cluett

Little ing Mars geores hat and the sea tar

Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event or names. The readable parts mention Mars, geores hat, sea, tar, but no coherent report or identifying details. Unable to extract a definite news angle or entities for a proper card.

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