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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1908

Page

2

Siwashes Begin Limber Up For Northwest League

Dugdale’s Siwash team readies for the Northwest league season with 24 players signed under contract. Pug Bennett arrives from Los Angeles to lead unlimbering as Emil Frisk and other stars steady the ranks. A gay fan scene is expected if the club contends for the pennant, with Everett balking at joining and Pullman College noted for agricultural studies.

Dug Gale's Park Yealer Way Pug” Bennett Dug Los Angeles Ball Northwest Asl Dugdale Emil Frisk Bennett

Vancouver horse show honors Considine with nineteen wins

John Donal dine Considine, a Seattle theater figure and horse owner, swept the Vancouver horse show taking blue ribbons in all nineteen classes he entered. He won seventeen blue ribbons and two championships along with prizes valued at several hundred dollars including silver cups and a gold watch. Magistrate Russell praised Considine's exhibit and predicted strong Madison Square show prospects.

Prises John Donaldine Vancouver Considine Magistrate Russell Eos Seattle Madison Square Show

Jeffries Heads Big Fight Club Authorized in Vernon

Vernon trustees grant Jeffries a license to run a 26 round bout club with Jeffries as president match maker and referee. The club aims to stage the first Celt during the battleship fleet visit in April and has offered Hilly Papke and Stanley Ketchell a middleweight title fight then.

United Press Angeles Cal Marel James J. Jeffries Vernon Jeffries Fleet Hilly Papke Stanley Keteher

Tommy Burns may be forced to leave boxing

A Star report from Preston Ontario details that Mrs. Tommy Burns, gravely ill, urges her boxer husband to quit boxing. Her nervous condition worsened by his fights, she fears a future ring collapse and wants him to retire, even contemplating a Johnson bout.

Tommy Burns KING Atlantic Duras Preston Ontario Canada Burns Mr. Buroe Tommy Mrs. Burns Burne O'Brien Fiyon Squires Horne London Mra Burns Old Country America Mr. Burns Johnson South Bie

May Hold Chess Tournament Among Western Clubs

Chess experts from Seattle Athletic Club A A C Spokane and Multnomah Club Portland plan a telegraph chess match. Delegates from the three clubs meet in the city at the P N A directors meeting to discuss the event. Five players per team with a representative from each club observing matches.

Seattle Athletic Club the & A. A.C Spokane Multnomah Club Portland Telegraph Campbell

Auto Racers May Move On Corwin

Managers of leading New York to Paria overland entrants confer with L. H. Gray & Co. of the steamer Corwin. They aim to reach Nome around May 30 and, once the Arctic ice clears, the Corwin would transport the cars to Siberia on a special voyage.

New York Paria Overland L. H. Gray & Co Corwin Nome Siberian Siberia

New Umpire Is A Giant In The Southern Leagues

Robert Black, newly appointed umpire for Lu cas, stands six feet one inch and 200 pounds. He has umpired in the Southern league in 1895, the South Atlantic league in 1906, and led the P.O. M league last year. His pro start was with Chattanooga in the Southern league in 1893 and he once played for Washington in the National League. He later owned a Camden team and managed Jacksonville before becoming an umpire in 1905.

Robert Black Lucas Mackie Washington Binghampton Pennsylvania New Jersey Camden N. J Jacksonville Fla

Mass Meeting Sifts Rowing Future at State University

A mass meeting of interested students will be held tonight at the state university to discuss the rowing situation and the outcome may decide whether rowing remains a feature of the college season or is dropped. Local rowers wait on California and Stanford for intercollegiate plans while southern crews cite funds as a barrier to travel. Washington crews offer to cover their own expenses or fund southern teams to race in Beattie. If California declines to participate, the conclusion will be that they fear facing Washington.

Northwest Seattle Butte Boise Portland Tacoma Aberdeen Spokane John McCloskey Holse Dugdale State University California Stanford Washington Beattie

County Clerks Organize A Baseball Team

A county court house department led by Maje Case forms a secret baseball team. Members include P. Tammany, Bert Taylor, G. A. Grant, G. Th. Myers, HH. Harrington, Cole Harris, Henry, A Cane, and Brugseman. Parish is eyed for leadership but may face objections from his family as the group anticipates Taylor's skill.

Dugdale Baseball Trust Maje Case County Court House P. Tammany Bert Taylor G. A. Grant G. Th. Myers HH. Harrington Cole Harris Henry A. ©. Cane Brug Seman

Port Orchard Route Sailings From Pier 2 to Navy Yard

Route schedule lists daily departures from Pier 2 to the U S Navy Yard. Details indicate regular trips serving Port Orchard area with consistent timing for naval personnel movements.

Port Orchard Tes Times U. S Navy Yard

Twisters and con talk hype a baseball nine

The sporting editor claims the nine can hypnotize rivals with con talk and finish opponents in order. He notes some players reputedly hit home runs without swinging. A committee ponders scheduling games with teams that will play without a pitcher.

Watchmaker’s School at Fourth and Pike

A watchmaking school located at Fourth and Pike offers training and employment opportunities. The program focuses on precision crafts and anticipates sending graduates into local jewelry and repair shops.

4Th and Pike

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