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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1909
Page
2
In a raucous ballgame, the Terrible Turks crushed the Tigers 4 to 1 as Mike's squad pounded out hits from the outset. Clat and others delivered timely baserunners while Portland's defense kept the visitors at bay. Fans packed the stands as Beattie and Beere starred on the mound and in the field.
The Chicago relay team prepares to meet Virgil Venable after Venable defeated Hod Bonehaw in a recent bout. A Derby for a 146 pound fighter was proposed with a best two out of three forfeit offer ranging from $100 to $200 to secure the match.
Amateur teams Thistien Haltard and Heralds meet Sunday afternoon in Woodland Park with Halton United and others on the slate. Relford will anchor the Golden Gardens defense while Henry Anderson of the Nationals coordinates. Morning and afternoon games list Empire Woodland Park venues and umpire assignments across multiple parks and times.
In New York City officials discuss Sunday baseball plans and a bribery tale surrounds an umpire payoff. The uproar centers on a mysterious man who allegedly financed the bribery while Creamer is barred from the club. Public demand for clean baseball grows as figures name the players and actions in this evolving sports controversy.
Broadway high school edged Tacoma high school at Lincoln park in a tense afternoon game by a score not specified. Agnew pitched for Broadway but weakened late. Toots delivered key hits, driving in runs and scoring as Tacoma made a late rally, with several errors aiding Broadway's seven runs through the middle innings.
Nelson earned a gold medal from the Rochester Newsboys Benevolent Association after leading the grand match at the fourth annual ball held at the Corinthian theatre. The presentation followed his arena exhibitions with Kid Herrick and Lee Tate, concluding with his acceptance speech.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a large crowd backing the Tigers at a baseball park event. It mentions Tacorma or Tacoma fans, a crowd arriving, and excitement over a wrestling and baseball atmosphere with the Tigers as focal point.
Sonny See Praca fa is robest tot oa ing, Chick Hudson of Heattle wins over Native repete as aalbeceeantdea. The San Francisco sparta crowd expected Murphy to win but Hudson lands decisive blows. The bout, scheduled for one round, ends with Hudson's victory while Murphy fades.
A fragmentary, slang filled baseball narrative describes tense on field action, standout plays, and player antics. It covers Allen's steady pitching for the Tigurs, Pug Bennett's timely hits and defensive plays, Capron's missteps, and Bender Hurley Bassers involvement, with references to Capron, Claflin, Akin, and Cartwright in a lively, racey ballpark atmosphere.
Tickets go on sale June 2 and 3 with August 11 and 12 dates for summer excursions. Round trip fares to Omaha and Kansas City are 60 dollars, Louisville 67.50, Chicago 72, New York 108.60. Return by October 1 with limits. For details visit Union Ticket Office at 608 First Ave. Ellis is general agent. See.
Fragmented report details a surge in auto demand in the city with dealers highlighting a variety of models. Mentions a 4 passenger electric carriage and a 128 horsepower gasoline car, plus a new magnetic plug system and a Detroit electric brougham, with Raven Drug Co referenced in a separate line.
Vintage advertisement notes savings on household tools starting in May, highlighting 10c to 5c pricing on egg beaters and related kitchen items. It promotes brown japanned cast iron items, motor and handle details, and a May 5 sale alongside listings of various utensils and hardware, including knives, lawn mowers, and bottle openers.
The Benttlery and Balt Coating club formed at the Northern hotel, aiming to uphold law and report violations. Charles, Low, Davidean, and McNealy were elected officers including president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer.
A large crowd will gather this afternoon at the university campus to watch Sincvin and Broadway high schools clash in a track meet. The rivalry dates from last football season and promises tight races with every point hard earned. Lincoln is favored in the Be welt events and the dashes, with solid chances to win.
The article discusses Alaska residents and players touring to encourage establishing a local baseball team. It mentions Alaska pride, snow, and extreme weather as notable factors shaping interest and potential support for bringing Alaska athletes to play here.
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