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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

Page

2

Indoor Athletic Carnival Planned at University of Washington Gym

Entry blanks are out for the third annual indoor athletic carnival under the Grammar School Athletic League at the University of Washington gymnasium on Saturday afternoon February 23. Officials list events by class and age, require blanks by February 19, and set rules on reporting, numbers, and dress.

Grammar School Athletic League University of Washington Gymnasium Chas W. Saunders A. G. Dounthitt Oliver Cutt Wm. H. Lewis A. J. Balttet T. G. McDonald Geo. F. Rusell Pers Beattie Tumetay

Newcomers Misguided on Bowling Stance and Aim

An expert guide advises against long runs and wide stances. Fix your gaze on the center pin, hold steady, and balance before delivery. Imagine the head pin and deliver accurately to improve your chances for a strike.

Racing Dope and Racing Moves Around the Circuit

A. G. Blakely trains twenty two year olds at Sheepshead Bay for Bam Wmory, while J. W. G. Biesel buys a string of thoroughbreds to race at Hot Springs. Rumor links Frank O Neill to a jockey comeback amid rider scarcity. John M. Madigan trains horses at East Aurora for spring, and Captain John Smith’s descendants appear in Ascot Park events. Over fifty nominations arrive for the 26000 dollar Coney Island Jockey Club stake. Harry Penny dies in Zanesville after a long decline following a turf ban. California trainers face new SCR cruelty rules affecting youth jockeys under fifteen.

A. G. Blakely Sheepshead Bay Bam” Wmory J. W. G. Biesel Pittsburg Hot Springs New Orleans Frank O'Neill O'Neill John M. Madigan Port Track East Aurora Doc” Gordon John Smith Ascot Park Smith California Society For the Prevention of Tater Ee

Sports Notes and Scattered Athletics from The Era

The item surveys figures in baseball boxing and football circles. It mentions Will Gane Britt and a four mahogany finish, Jimmy Collins at Hot Springs, a new league plan for northern Minnesota, and a battery of Cy Young and Criger shaping the next season for the Heston Americans. It notes jockeys at Ascot and California concerns, Pitesimmons, Tormey Burne in March, and a planned sixty-round bout in Philadelphia. Grand Circuit dates are listed, Matty Baldwin seeks a rematch, Walter Bast and the Ak ron P League exonerated, Pennsylvanias coaching hire Denel Coughlin, Cornell football hopes, and Harry Steinfeldt extending three years on the diamond followed by a chess note on Emanuel Lasker at Maim Macken.

Jimmie Burns Ends Exhibition With Kid Sheer Bout

Detroit boxing scene praises Jimmie Burns after a three round exhibition with Kid Sheer. Burns dominated with ducking feints and precise left hooks while Sheer absorbed blows and staggered. Post fight, Sheer lauded Burns as a good boy and the Detroit press spotlighted Burns as a rising lightweight with strong backing.

Jimmie Burns Tommy Burns Jimmie Sheer Rugh Detroit Burns Heer Neary Tommy

Latham’s costly joke at the ballpark

Annie Latham orchestrated a prank on Latham costing him 25 dollars. Cherie Von der Ahe led the parade as fireworks lit the scene. Latham finally offered 26 dollars to reveal the culprit, paid after Chris fined him for the joke.

Annie Latham Himsellff Chris Latham Net Pleyere

YMCA Basketball Tonight Near City Courts

YMCA basketball card lists Leaders versus Students in the first game and Seniors against Tigers in the second with early season action expected tonight.

MC. A Tigers

Realty Deal Reports Two Corner Property Sales

Giford Realty Co. sold the southwest corner of Fifth and Bianchami to Ed M. Comyns for 35000 dollars. Harry D. Moore sold the northwest corner of Dexter Ave. and Harrison St. to Montgomery Russell for 10000 dollars.

Giford Realty Co Fifth and Bianchami A. T. West Ed. M. Comyns Dexter Av. and Harrison At Harry D. Moore Montgomery Russell

Tea and Coffee Best: Seniki’s Bean-Ing’s Brew

A concise note extols the healthful pleasures of tea and coffee, praising rich flavors and gentle vigor. The text blends marketing cadence with rustic praise, highlighting the comforting warmth and sustaining lift from beloved hot beverages.

Vancouver Shamrocks Meet Wanderers at Madison Park

Soccer game set for next Sunday at Madison Park in Seattle features the Vancouver Shamrocks against the Wanderers. Shamrocks train hard and expect a win while Wanderers add new players Will Thompson from Glasgow and stars J. Rose and BK Meeks. Kickoff is 2 30 PM with forecasted large turnout if weather cooperates.

Madison Park Vancouver Shamrocks Wanderers Seattlea Shamrocks Will Thompson Glasgow Scotland J. Rose Vancouver Meeks Colchester Bay

Green Lake Post 112 Holds Successful Church Entertainment

An entertainment event was staged last night at Green Lake Presbyterian Church by Green Lake Post No 112 of the Grand Army of the Republic. The gathering featured performances and community fellowship hosted by local veterans.

Green Lake Presbyterian Church Green Lake

A G Defeated Beattle Athletic Club by 1 to 20

The Beattle Athletic club lost to the business men basketball team from the M. GC. A with a final score of 1 to 20. Fast play and rough fouls marked the game from start to finish, causing frequent stoppages. Key lineup details are listed with players from both teams. Next Saturday the A. will meet Ballard Bham rocka.

Beattle Athletic Club M. GC. A A.C Ib. M. McDonald A Allen Howard Lambert Trott C.sceess Morria Reser Kennedy Maidenhour Bammie Ballard

Market snapshot shows steady steamer arrivals and price shifts

Goods from San Francisco arrived and were promptly sold through Puebla ships to secure dealer supply. Potatoes ease to 28 dollars at Washington ranch. eggs steady at 37 cents with a potential rise. parsnips on the street at 1.75 per sack. Columbia river salmon arrives at six cents per pound.

San Francisco Puebla Washington Ranch

Fragmentary Trade Item List From Local Market

OCR reads like a mixed goods listing. Mentions vegetables such as turnips and damper items. notes butter and cheese, creamery butter, lime and cement, nails and plaster. Names include Klein the shoemaker at 217 Jomes with unclear details.

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