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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1906

Page

2

Seattle and Refugees split Sunday games and draw big crowd

Seattle split two Sunday games with the San Francisco club Refugees and won Saturday’s contest. A large crowd of about 7 000 attended the double header as Seattle earned two of six in the series. Oscar Jones won the first game for Seattle, while Winnate Cutter pitched the second in Wilson’s place amid uncertain play and crowd heat.

San Francisco Seattle Oscar Jones Atvle Tribe Winnate Cutter Wilson Hick West Everett Belt Vickers Hoy Hitt Rose Mall Matt Ralph Frary Cutt Secoin Rtefugeea Tacoma Oaks

Fragmentary civic note on local trash and street work

A damaged OCR fragment references local street work and trash space concerns near a South area. The garbled text mentions Cohen and Semene and notes about benches or lanes. No clear date or full names are readable.

Scientific batsman is Willie Keeler

There are heavier sluggers than Willie Keeler but he is a more scientific batsman. Charlie Nichols, veteran coach, says Keeler is the hardest man to face, keeping pitchers guessing with bunt and placement hitting.

Willie” Keeler New York

Pitchers Hold Center Field in Baseball Lore

The piece lampoons pitcher prominence, offering humorous coaching on arm concealment, twisting, windmill motions, and timing. It warns against tipping pitches, urges control and fastball speed, and stresses watchfulness at the plate while noting old proverbs about pitching and the game’s quirks.

Bateman Baterman Balla

Keeler on bunt timing and deception at the plate

Keeler counsels on when to bunt and how to disguise intent at the plate. He notes players often telegraph their plan, urges waiting for the pitcher to throw before attempting to bunt, and stresses bunting only when the ball is over the plate.

Keeler Batemen Kevler

Pitcher leads Port Townhend to win amid scattered scores

In a rough recount from Port Townhend, pitcher details show Ettelat Peal delivering a strong performance as Port Townhend defeats Renton. Other scores from the day include Ravens and several teams posting varied results amid a bustling slate of games.

Local baseball magnate injured in Tacoma collision

George Behreeder, J. J. Connolly, and Danny Shea were badly hurt when a machine struck a tree before Bishop Keator's residence. Shea flew eight feet, Connolly clung to a fence, and a breeder fled head-on into the obstacle amid the crash.

Tacoma George Behreeder J. J. Connolly Danny Shea Bishop Keator Shea Connolly

Burns Trains for 20 Round Match at O Rourkes Club

Tommy Burns reports from Philadelphia that he has begun training for a 20 round bout with Mitesimmons at O Rourke's club on May 2. A $5,000 guarantee is offered to Burns and Pits. Plans for a Fourth of July bout at Pleasant Beach with Jack O'Brien Wille or Rubin are discussed and Burns aims to control the matchup.

Tommy Burns Philadelphia the Star Mitesimmons O'Rourke Burns Pits Pleasant Beach Dalley Jack O'Brien Wille Rubtin Dailey

Memptia Race Day Results and Fast Times

Saturday racing at Memphia Tennessee featured a three quarter mile event with Milena and Hyacinthe among top finishers. Rapid times and distant showings followed in the sequence, with odds and names like Ben Strom, Ot yey, and Dovtie noted amid the fragmented report.

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Afternoon Visiting Dress Described With Raspberry Velvet Accents

The article details a raspberry ice colored dress with duny lace, black embroidery, and velvet buttons. It notes a fitted bodice and knee length petticoat silhouette, with a four banded flounce at the skirt foot and a leghorn straw sailor hat. A subplot reveals an engagement between two individuals has ended recently with no deeper issue.

Unclear OCR Note on Debt and Property

Fragmentary text mentions a debt dispute and livestock incident with a posed claim. It references a person named Jimmie and a phone number 2708, but details are unreadable. The fragment suggests a court or payment issue without clear outcome or participants.

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