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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
2
A fragment describes locals near wooden heroes and cigar stores, with seven teeing and fielding imagery. The passage hints at a casual street scene outside traditional shops and a flirtation with local fashion.
In a tense ten inning game the Refugees pulled ahead late while Seattle fought back. Blankenship left early with an injury after a collision at the plate and Mohler also left the field with a sprained ankle. Spencer started strong with a double and a late surge in the ninth and tenth secured the final score.
In a tight road game the Lee team secured a 3 to 2 win. Key players Fitzgerald Cash St Ghare and OAKLAND contributed as Batteries Burne Mager Graham and Peralta supplied pitching. Umpires Hodson and Mebonalt oversaw the contest.
Unclear OCR text describes a win by Grave Har veway and mentions Battersea Rush and Suess Tuaneesa and Bowttiger RB. Locations Aberdeen and Harborway noted with game ending in a favorable outcome for the team.
The Rainiers host the Amocats Sunday at Madison Park aiming to avenge a season earlier defeat. Krause and Woods are the Rainiers' battery with Hall and Mathews catching for Tacoma.
Twelfth day cloudy track muddy at Seattle racing meet. Judge H H Egbert presiding starter Ed Duke. First race five furlongs selling for two year old maidens with first prize of 200 dollars.
A crowded track despite rough weather saw only one favorite win. Ramus led early but faded, while Canejo Milsora Wine Firat upset in a photo finish. Prue wood and Rudabek posted strong showings, with Prickles and Wilson’s Anirad among notable upsets. Seven races planned today feature the TT handicap as the day’s highlight.
Associate Judge Robert Leihtod travels to Vancouver to preside over a three day race meeting. Kom McGibbben stands in for him. Jockey J. Smith serves a three day suspension for disobedience. Nicknames and antics fly among Bookmaker Marry Froelich and bettors as a chaotic day unfolds.
Promoter Fred Beel invites honest wrestling challengers while Charley Dunn plans a July 3 clash with Sheehan in Stockton. A South Dakota umpire aims to assert her rights while Ned Hanlon vows to keep Cincinnati champion status. Sam Berger vs Jack O'Brien set for six rounds in Philadelphia. In horseplay, Inquisator matches a one mile track record at Coney Island with 1 37 3 6. Willie Fitzgerald KO’s Amby Mellarry in one round as Paddy Welsh seeks a rematch stake.
The forthcoming match pits Joe Gaps the Present Nehtiweight champion against Dave Stally at Pleasant Beach in late July. Gane plans to leave Baltimore next Monday night for Beattie then train at Pleasant Beach. Holly trains daily while manager Dalley finally unites the contenders for a bout regarded as a prime ring event with a clear championship claim for the winner.
The Beattie arrived from Southeastern Alaska with 43 passengers from the interior and a gold shipment valued at $850,000. It will sail tonight on the return trip with a large passenger list. The ship brought Alaska Indian deck crew for employment, part of Pacific Coast Steamship plans to hire half the deck crew on northern runs. Ym Renbewonsxbocery Company specializes in buggy harness saddles and horse blankets.
Geo Slosson argues form is the blend of touch execution and position working in unison. He notes even great players like Schaefer in the past could lose when nerves fail and that constant practice cannot replace natural eye for angles and cushions.
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