Great Wrestling Match Planned for Bills Next
A high profile wrestling contest is teased as being staged for Bills city with anticipation building among fans. No opposing teams or dates are specified in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
2
A high profile wrestling contest is teased as being staged for Bills city with anticipation building among fans. No opposing teams or dates are specified in the readable text.
A record crowd is expected at Dreamland rink Thursday night as Dr B Roller faces Fred Reeill known as the Wisconsin Demon. The event aims to secure Roller a future match with Frank Gotch, world champion, with tickets likely selling at a premium as 3 600 seats are arranged. Roller plans summer rest on his home farm, then a Gotch bout possibly in Madison Square Garden.
The article previews a wrestling bout between Beell and Roller, detailing Beell's legendary early talent and proven power over heavyweights, and Roller’s speed and leg work. It notes Beell’s hard-earned reputation and Roller’s determination to win, with ticket sales at Joe Dizard's Place.
William Trimble of Friday Harbor requests a Seattle baseball manager to arrange an excursion and game at Friday Harbor on May 17 or 18. Contact Bapt W J Corcoran of the Black Ball Line, Pier 2 Seattle, to arrange excursion rate. Trimble guarantees the nine's expenses during the visit.
Jamon Kilgore a 20 year old cornice worker was killed when he fell from a scaffold at the old Standard Furniture Co building at Firntay and Spring 1 yesterday afternoon. Fellow worker Chris Anderson was slightly injured. Kilgore worked for Finlay and Robb contractors and lived with his brother Delbert Kilgore at 2195 Stathay. Mr Wiley of the Tithe Trust company Yale alumnus spoke to Washington high boys and offered a $300 Yale scholarship presented by the Yale club of this city.
Spokane hosts a baseball showing featuring the Indians making their first appearance on the local diamond this season. The event brings together fans, teams, and local venue staff for a daytime exhibition.
Vancouver Cricket Club travels to face the local eleven on June 27, with a return set in Vancouver on July 4 as part of a busy summer schedule. The Western Washington interscholastic track meet draws over 200 entries, to be held on the rival campus next Saturday. The U S Olympic team may be a patched crew as funding struggles continue for a full national representation. Gwendolyn I sails today from San Pedro to begin the Pacific crossing test race.
Dugdale plans to start Lechfield at first as Spokane visitors test the Hiwashes after a Tacoma series. Quigley’s hot recent showing may shift. Quinley’s fit at first draws criticism but he offers effort. Tacoma games expose Seattle needing more pitching depth and steady relief.
Announced as the greatest selling cut sale in Seattle featuring clothing hats shoes and mens furnishing goods. The event promises unprecedented discounts and public interest in the merchandise.
Beattie is expected to carry four to five games in the six game slate with Spokane this week as Welch Rush Mobley and Met calf lag in form. Rusty Wright held a no hit game for Spokane against Vancouver last Saturday marking a league first this season while Seattle seeks a series victory. The Heavers at Aberdeen and Hut te at Tacoma face strong bottom teams as Russ Hall's Miners hope to improve after recent showings.
A terse shopper pitch urges trying Schilling's Hest tea with a money back guarantee through the grocer if the buyer is unsatisfied. The ad emphasizes value and quality as a reason to switch from poor tea.
The Tigers aim to secure a series lead and derail Aberdeen’s path to the top of the standings. Coaches emphasize tight defense and consistent hitting to protect home advantage and move closer to the pennant.
Local listings show American League action from Boston to Seattle. Teams like the Yankees, Red Sox, and Mariners are set for afternoon and evening tilts across venues including Clackamette, Tacome, and Aberdeen with multiple broadcasts today.
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