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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
2
Entries for the big indoor track meet at the university tonight suggest exciting races. Highlights include three relay events among university classes, the YMCA, A.C. and university, and between high school teams, plus the 40 yard dash and hurdles, 440 and 880 yard runs, mile, shot put, high jump, and pole vault.
The Northwestern International League may feature four teams: Everett Bellingham Vancouver and Victoria with New Westminster as a possible addition if Victoria falls through A meeting is called to Renemble today in Vancouver to reach a definite understanding on the subject Harry J Duker of Vancouver is involved
Dugdale maps plans for a busy season with Spokane Indiana wearing dark green and red trim and Bellingham and Vancouver joining the regular Northwestern league schedule. Hennett to manage second base as Jack Purnett returns in Tiger blue. Don Walsh seeks Tacoma contract after Seattle stint and Chicago rumors fade.
Jimmy Dritt has started light training in San Francisco for his March fight with Packey McFarland. Trainers will join him soon as McFarland plans to enter training quarters next Monday with Jack O Keefe as coach if needed.
Eddie Quinn signed outfielder John Weeks after a stint with St. Louis. The Indians expect Weeks to boost batting and fielding as they prep for the 1908 season. The club plans a Lewiston train start with no Spokane games on return, facing top amateur clubs.
Ross challenged Hill Ross who won over Harney Mullen at Aberdeen last Tuesday night after a brutal Northwest bout. Fred Dabroe of Tacoma fights for a forfeit of 100 dollars to bind the match. Port Orchard route shows ten daily heats from pier 2 to the U. S. Navy Yard.
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