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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
2
Seattle took the first game of the series with Los Angeles 3 to 2 after a late rally. Miller pitched steadily for Seattle while Gray struggled at times, and Cray and Spies combined for the Seattle battery.
In Portland on July 20 the third day results of the Lewis and Clark international championship show Paschal of Tacoma defeating Dellinger by default after a match with Walker of Spokane who beat Heming.
Chicago bowling champion Brill defeated local contestant F. Scherrer in a nine frame match at the Seattle Athelde club, taking six frames for a clear win on Wednesday night.
The Dope Sheet recounts boxing jokes around pugiliam lore from the Minneapolis Tribune. It notes John Monroe of Butte who staved off Jeffries four rounds, gaining praise from Butte groups. It mentions Boxers Coughlin and Munroe, Limerick, and Lash, plus a Yale coach’s badge and a canal boat umpire who favors other work.
The Green River Gun Club plans a grand ball at the Black Diamond hotel and a shooting tournament at Kieck Diamond on July 22 and 23. The ball occurs Saturday evening with supper, and the tournament starts at 10 o clock Sunday with liberal prizes for winners.
Bud dy Ryan was awarded the welter weight victory in San Francisco on July 20, earning a decisive win for his boxing match event.
In a 26 round match, Ryan dominated George Peterson of San Francisco. Peterson was knocked down repeatedly in the final rounds and his corner threw in the towel. Ryan floored Peterson with a left in the 20th round as Peterson fought valiantly but could not withstand the champion’s offense. A separate item notes buffet grill service debut on Northern Pacific trains between Beattie and Spokane starting July 20 with first class service leaving Beattie daily at 2 p.m.
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