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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1908

Page

2

Marvelous High Jumper Threatens Sweeney's Color Record

Philadelphia reports THOS. F. MOFFITT of the University of Pennsylvania has cleared the high jump bar at feet 3% inches, threatening Mike Sweeney's 6 feet 5% inch record. Coaches expect further improvement as Moffitt transitions from erratic practice to competitive form.

Beattie Star Philadelphia Maxey Long H. Kilpatrick Tommy Conneff Mike Sweeney Sweeney F. Moffitt University of Pennsylvania Mike Moffitt Mike Murphy Moffitt Morphy Hinx

Yesterday's Races at Track Meet Summary

Race results from yesterday's events list six races with horse names, jockeys, weights, odds, and finish order. Baheed won the three-quarters mile event with Matributer second. Modena won the three eighthearts race. Shenandoah claimed the mile and sixteenth, Treasure Seeker second. Phil Igoe won the four fifths race. Wolfville captured the one mile. Ovelanda was second in the eleven sixteenths event.

Eighthearte Modena Sandy Paise Neon Harlet Shenandoah Keogh Treasure Seeker Eduardo Phil Igoe Davis Capt. Murnett Tor

Olympic hopeful aims at Sweeney’s long-time record

The article notes an Olympic team contender who has declared his plan to break Sweeney’s mark. A veteran trainer concentrates heavily on coaching this pupil, and reports describe impressive performances as evidence of potential success.

Ean Sweeney

Thoroughbred Racecard Notes Three Quarters Mile Results

First race Nenie Lucille ridden by Harty won by Aire second and 101 third with time listed. Second race Biameloes with Milfer aboard placed Joe Galiens second Horace H.196 third time 1:37. Fourth race Josse ridden by Calleham won Jillette second Virginia Lorraine third time 1:17 5. Fifth race Chippewa won Rip Rap second At Canal Cup third time 2:02 2-5. Sixth race Chestnut ridden by Fellman won I'm Joe second Heart Best third time 1:19 23.

Nenie Lucille Harty Aire Joe Galiens Horace H Orcagna Macgrave Abraham Dr. Simrall Pourth Josse Rip Rap Fellman Joe

On Walk to Chicago from Seattle

North Yakima dispatch reports R F Kay and William Jackson Beatch men 23 and 24 who left Seattle January 24 on a walleyine walk to Chicago have reached North Yakima in good condition. They started with six dollars and claim to reach Chicago in 90 days. They cover Camden with seven foot snow and sell souvenir cards to finance the trip.

United Press North Yakima R. F. Kay William Jackson Seattle Chicago Nort Yakima

Olympia Backing A Y P E Exposition Support

A town meeting attended by leading business figures adopts resolutions urging passage of the A Y P E exposition bill and commits to vigorous efforts to ensure the exposition proceeds. Separately, Ohio Supreme Court upholds the Franklin Allen counties primary election law and sets state primaries for February 11.

Olympia Jon Columbus Ohio Supreme Court Common Pleas Court Frankliin Allen Counties

Politicians win two of three as alley record falls

The Politicians won two of three games from the Edecates of the A C alleys at night and broke the alley record with 1000 in the final game, surpassing the former 976. Scruby top-scored with 242 and the high average at 1991-2. Hartman narrowly won the Washington high school football manager race over Beebe amid factional tensions. A city basketball league is planned with invitations to local amateur teams. a Y M C A game vs Portland on Feb 3 looms as a hard test for Ames and Decheane leading the local squad. The PB N A will likely meet to address complaints about Will Ingus’s eligibility as secretary.

Edecates the & A. C Scruby F. Atwood Y. MC. A PB. N. A Muttnomardu Portland Will Ingtis Ingus Seattle Athletic Elub

Abduction Alarm In Cleveland As Young Girl Vanishes

A 14 year old girl Emma Nikela is abducted in Cleveland. Her mother says a mysterious phone call claimed she was married against her will. Detectives search the city while the girl, last seen Saturday, was headed to a dressmaker with her brother James Nikela Jr. The family suspects an abductor used the call to throw off investigators.

Cleveland Jame Pimma Nikela Jamew Nikelsa Mra. Nikela Kea Mra. Nikels James Nikela, Jr Emma

Missing Fox engineer traced from Five Fingers reef

An engineer aboard the U S naval launch Fox, battered to a reef near Five Fingers lighthouse, has not been heard from since leaving the lighthouse Tuesday morning. Rescue crews continue search efforts across the area as officials assess the vessel’s damage and crew safety.

Juneau Alaska Rospcoe Matl States Five Fingers Bien

Health Board Abandons School Inspection System

The board of health ends the current school inspection program begun months ago as unsatisfactory. Inspecting physicians will stop work after the month ends, with a few physicians possibly hired to assist the health officer in future school inspections.

Board of Health

Famine Drives Northern Lapland Inhabitants to Kill Pets

In Velhmina parish northern Lapland the famine forces residents to slaughter dogs and cats for sustenance. A Kiruna dispatch to Dagens Nyheter notes the severe hunger amid the tren district. Separately in Indianapolis the United Mine Workers of America vote to give President Mitchell six months pay plus expenses, including medical attendance.

United Press Stockholm Tren Lapland Dagens Nyhetor Kiruna Velhmina Indianapolis Convention of the United Mine Workers of America Mitchell

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