Seattle Third in Western Towling Congress Contest
Captain Sheffer and his pin-amashers place third after day two as Seattle trails leaders Denver and Los Angeles. Jen kins falters with 471, while Warren tops local effort with 693 and Pampuseh adds 641. Los Angeles defeats Seattle 33 pins. Pawlasek of Tacoma helps LA to second place.
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Sheffer
Ol Tiner
Jenking
Warren
Brown
Pampuech
Jenkins
Seattle
Biemarck
Pampuseh
Los Angeles
Sam
Sidney Launcelot Hrunn
Marke
San Francisco
Pawlasek
Tacoma
Patsy Tebeau Escapes Fine in 1898 Washington Game
Patsy Tebeau provoked the umpire as Washington 1898 game sparked a tense exchange. Umpire Smith ignored protests, then Tebeau charged bases showing defiance before sliding safely. The umpire, amused, finally declared play ball and avoided fining him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Tebeau
Chief Zimmer
Washington
Smith
Cleveland
Tebeau
Patsy
Fred Cooley Stakes Stage Bet For Heavyweight Title
Fred Cooley performs a boxing style stunt on stage and offers a playful recipe for improvement. He ends with a flourish of fireworks and declares a challenge to O'Brien for the heavyweight championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cooley
O'Brien
Excursion to California Special Train From Seattle
The Seattle Commercial Club plans a special train trip to California leaving Seattle on March 16. The round trip costs 85 dollars and includes Pullman accommodations, side trips, and other amenities. Limited passenger seats available. secretary Williams organizes the event at Bite Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Inckudes
Williams
Seattle Commercial Club
Bite
Patsy Donovan Aims To Play Baseball Eight More Years
Patsy Donovan, aged 42, plans to extend his baseball career by eight years. He hopes to accumulate enough funds to pay off the national debt or support Ireland through List Mutual Lite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Donovan
Ireland
Pitches and players loom large in rich sporting reminiscence
Ned Hanlon lauds Keefe and Clarkson as brainy pitchers and describes Clarkson’s slow ball strategy that baffles hitters. The piece recalls Radbourne’s cousin, Stivetts’ weight loss during a hot game, and notes boxing, jockeys, and track interests across cities.
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Ned Hanlon
Keefe
Clarkson
Detroits
Bateman
Plate
Cos San
Twan
Fhaltimore
Streame
Suvetta
Chartie Bennett
Stivetts
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W. B. C.jenkins
Dyernger
Ike
Jen. King
Dee” McGrath
Jenkinen
Emil Kook
Fang
Los Angéles
Angela
Denver
Tunedeen
Balt Lake
Crystals
Butte
Ellwert
Kuppinger
Gosmett
Baker
Brann
Burke
McLeod
California
Igerator
Dabney & Woodhouse
Composte House
Charter Oak Range
Pike Street
Abrahim
Radbourne
Philadelphia
Charlie Bennet
John Ward
Joe Walcott
Vielt
Avetratia
Walcott
Lod Wville
Ratke
Littl
Hot Springs
A. M. Williams
Oakland
California Jockey Club
Vapor City
Abe Attell
Joe Bowker
National Sporting Club
London
Bennings Track
Jack McConnell
Dalley
Ballard Athletic Association
McConnell
Idaho
Oregon
Cutter
Madison Park
Papen
West Seattle
J. O. Bardick
Leavenworth
Kid’ Raymond
J. Aronson
First
First Ave
Garvey-Buchanan Company
Lewder Tolts
Garvey-Buchanagy
Traci
Alwa
Wresh Ranch
Ares
Lerawers
The
Sitkoling
Yaros
Madras
Chevieta
Scrvbe
Bing
Tain
Garvey-Buchanan CO
Lumber Exchange Bldg
Second
Bort & Packard
Raymond & Hoyt
First Avenue
REGAL
Ush
WN. P
D. Hillman
Meadow Gardens
Renton
Duwamish Bridge
Times Block
L. W. Suter
New _OFFICE
Reighbor
Peple
Wm. McHarrie
M.D
Third Avenue
Aaturdae Mas
Sundapit
Beatty
King of the Desert i Management
Chas
Death Miner
Walter Scott
Diarmond Jack
Maul Smith
No Phat
Muller & de Chevrel Beach
Bart Hall
Fetures
Heady’s Barber Shop
Cor. Teret and Waalindra
Albert Han
Ootis
Tet Avenue
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