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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1910

Page

2

Baseball in Seattle A long time man recalls players and whiskers

In Dugdale's smoke filled office, a veteran Seattle baseball figure recalls tall Tax Parrott the only whiskered player six foot three and five, Fatty Kleiber the heaviest at 230 pounds and measure of oddities from a barber shave to a fence hole incident. Spider Fisher is noted as the smallest. The session ends as the crowd disperses.

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Glidden Pathfinders Begin Westward Rally Via Dallas to Chicago

Undaunted by harsh climactic and road tests, Prenk Zirbies and a scout team prepare to traverse the Glidden tour route from Cincinnati south to Texas and back to Chicago. They aim to reach Dallas turning point before the year’s end, reporting progress for the contest contenders and manufacturers awaiting the data. The route spans states including Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois.

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Jim Jeffries Saws Wood On Stage Return in Los Angeles

Jim Jeffries continues a daily routine of wood chopping during his time back in Los Angeles as part of his touring program. He travels to Europe after a four year stage run, then returns to prepare for a final six weeks before leaving for the Atlantic coast.

Ube Jett Los Angeles

Jeff Showed Some Class by Using Old Clothes to Answer Questions

Reports from Los Angeles describe Jim Jeffries handling questions with originality by wearing an eight year old suit found at home. He arrived by train, caused a bank delay, and surprised onlookers as he fitted into the worn clothes, prompting talk of how he answers the curious “how much to take off” query with restraint.

Jeff Jim Jeffries Jim Johnson James J. Corbett Battle Mr. Jeffries Jere Los Angeles

End of Racing in Canada Likely Amid Bill Debate

New York report says Ottawa special committee will publish conclusions soon on a Canadian racing bill seen as harsher than New York’s anti betting act. Canadian breeders warn the statute could close many tracks and stables across the Dominion while racing groups claim the sport supports betting across the British Empire.

United Prec New York Special Parliament Committee Ottawa Canada Dominion Racing Association Aggert England Australia Ireland India

Gunboat Smith Set to Face Barry in Oakland Tonight

The veteran Gunboat Smith is backed at tonight's Oakland bout against Jim Barry, with strong betting support and Smith money flowing in. Barry aims to beat Langford later this month and plans no risk against Smith to preserve a shot at a future title challenger. Both fighters are heavy hitters favored for a knockout outcome by observers and judges.

Ban Francisco Smith Jim Barry Oakland Tom Corbett Barry Langford Boxton Neero Joning Ord Pougiliom

Gotch and Roller Win Easy Bouts

Frank Gotch defeated Pat Connelly in straight falls at Convention Hall in Kansas City. Dr. B. Roller of Sitly beat Carl Becker, the Australasian champion, also in straight falls on the same double card.

United Press Kansas City Frank Goten Pat Connelly BF. Roller Carl Beaker Convention Hall

Roller and Zbysko Bout Promised in Kansas City

Dr B F Roller signed to meet Zbysko the Polish grappler on March 14 in Kansas City for a $7000 purse. Roller says he is the best American wrestler beside Gotoh, while Zbysko is described as the leading foreign grappler on American soil.

B. F. Roller Zbyasko Kansasity Pole Roller Gotoh

Boxing Round Records and Pugilists From Early Years

The fragment mentions A G P Ravensdale Nelnon and Wolgant in three minute rounds with rests, cites the Marquis of Queensberry rules, and notes I H Tommy Burns real name Noah Brame. It also wrongly disputes Bob M Tremons claim of 1864 fights in Australia and references a first recorded fight at Timure New Zealand.

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Jeff May Trains in Santa Cruz Mountains for Awaited Bout

Jim Jeffries will train in the Santa Cruz mountains guided by Sam Herker and others ahead of the Johnson Merit fight. He plans to depart around April 1 for a month and a half of workouts with Berger Armstrong Burna Connell and Roger Connell supervising. Frank Goteh will join mid May at the Bav and will work with the crew on the final prep before the bout with the Iowa grappler.

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Emeryville Set to Host Jeffries Johnson Fight on Track

San Francisco reports a settled plan for the Jeffries Johnson bout to be staged at Emeryville. New California Jockey Club head Thomas H. Williams says the mile oval will hold a 30 000 seat arena with clearance for postfight crowd control. Emeryville Mayor Christie backs the event and Williams notes consent came with conditions for track restoration after the fight.

San Francisco deJack Gleason Tex Rickard Emeryville Thomas H. Williams New California Jobhay Club Mile Oval Christie Williams New California Jockey Club Jeffries-Johnson

Gossip of the Ponies Turns and trades in early Oakland racing scene

Matt Ries of Seattle bought Black from Andrew Wlakeley of New York and won a race the same day. Jockey Carrol Shilling leaves California for Bam Hildreth in New York. Rod McKenzie purchases a former star horse, while Del Fountain sells Honevale and Fot lie L. Angleface and Thomas Calhoun move on. Hugh Springer notes Canadian racing dates will wait on parliament action.

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Life and memories of baseball figure Jim O Rourke

The 42 year veteran recounts how players formed the Players Brotherhood in 1890s protest against magnates and discusses his varied roles from player to city official. He notes his son James now plays in the Columbus team and praises modern baseball aids like mitts and shin guards.

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Seattle Applies for Berth in New League

Aberdeen March 9 reports strong interest in forming a Washington State baseball league and potential expansion to an eight club circuit. Letters and communications flood Dick Boetiger’s mail indicating Seattle and Raymond may join, possibly recruiting from towns now in the league.

United Press Aberdeen Washington State Baseball League Dick Boetiger Mall Wines Ae Proepeeta Succema Raymond Seattle

Allwin Folding Go-Cart and Oriole Go-Basket Offered

Advertisers present the Allwin Folding Go-Cart that folds flat for easy storage and comes in multiple styles and colors. The Oriole Go-Basket remains unfurled, lightweight for carrying on the arm, and praised for convenient use on streetcars, shopping, and stairs without removing the baby.

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