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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
2
The Siwashes defeated Mike Lynch’s team 3 to 2. Local sluggers collected ten singles and two doubles off Carson, while Hengals pitcher Mobiey was touched for eight hits. Dugdale’s Imported Callforma faced duress until Coy relieved him in the sixth inning.
A lively account from the Tigers game describes Barnett and Cahill making key catches and doubles while Mobley scores from third on a mistaken play. Umpire Frary ejects Mike Leach after a heated exchange. Ladies day brings free admission for the fair fans as rain delays other games and steamer schedules are listed.
A fragment notes a figure titled Lord Bacon and a farmer residing in a northern area. The text appears as a brief historical reference without clear events, dates, or additional identifying details.
Cahill drew center stage winning chief honors from a large crowd of fans as the session was enlivened by several spectacular plays. The nifty infielder stood out in the nines day game.
Bobby Wallace, famed shortstop of the St. Louis club, lauds quick thinking and speed as essential for shortstop play. He admires Terry Turner’s whip and agility and argues the brainy player lasts and earns respect through precise, rapid actions. He urges young infielders to move fast, throw hard, and back up teammates constantly.
Aberdeen and Butte tangled in a delayed game called after darkness with Umpire Carretheres describing a dramatic finish. Bennett and Hutte starred for Aberdeen while Spencer backed them in backfield defense as the locals won 6 to 0 after six innings with late runs and strong pitching.
The May 7 dispatch from San Francisco reports heavy betting on Saturday's nine round bout between Jack Sullivan and Stanley Ketchel. Ketchel is the slight favorite at 9 to 10, while "wine" bettors back Sullivan. Rattling Nelson put $600 on Sullivan and Joe Gans also placed a sizable wager as seat sales began and strong interest appeared in the arena.
The Ellensburg high school nine arrived last night to face Washington high on the varsity campus as the Eastern Washington tour begins with five games ahead for the team. A patched up Tigers squad remains competitive while city waters and sails are noted as a minor concern.
Cahill starred with four strong semaqgr hits while the Siwashes show solid batting eye. The little man with glasses often found to the right of the press box impressed observers as Smith faltered yesterday. Victor Beckman, a heavy lumber treet, led the field and Dugdale appeared brighter than his usual self. Today is Ladies day as fans plan to attend. Dudley still struggles in the error column with errant pegs.
Special excursion from Portland via Oregon Railroad Navigation Company to East City routes with prices 73 dollars 50 cents for Louie 47 50 for Omaha and Kansas City 6000 figures. Tickets through Portland Salt Lake or Denver with dates May 4 May 18 June 6 6 19 20 and several July August days. Contact Union Ticket Office 668 First Ave East for details and reservations.
A brief item notes a skat game being played at Piper and Taft's repair shop located at 220 Spring.
Flensburg High plays Washington High for the Me middle state championship on Friday May 1908 at the university campus.
Washington high school's track squad enters the varsity campus meet next Saturday aiming for points against a strong freshman field. The varsity is favored in dashes while Lincoln is strong in weight events. Washington and Lincoln vie for second place as the squad trains hard for the championship.
A benefit event combining sports and vaudeville acts will be held to aid Hickey. Organizers plan a varied program featuring athletic exhibitions and stage performances to raise funds for the beneficiary.
On May 18 at Dates Park the event organized by Johnny Heed of Twin City Athletic Club will feature boxing wrestling and specialty acts. Proceeds aid the program with all participants invited to perform and entrants in preliminaries may earn spots in the main event before a local crowd.
Boats operate from Pier 2 with ten round trips daily. Service details indicate a boe round trip concept and schedule points.
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