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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1907

Page

5

Best Baseball of Year Promised at Tacoma Contest

Tacoma fans roared as the home team battled Spokane and Seattle visitors in a high energy show. Bresvie and Bresino shone for Tacoma while Beattie and Wilson’s newcomers stumbled in their Vancouver debut, prompting fan frustration and a looming Sunday showcase by Tacoma boosters.

Wilson Vancouver Seattle Wilcos Hearne Hyatt Ccudmore

Marvelous Athletic Stunts by Kentucky Blind Boys

In LLE Kentucky May 15 the Kentucky for the Blind reports a creditable showing by sightless athletes. In bowling the team defeated Walnut street church 6141 with Adrian Short as standout at 156. Milijah Brown shines on track and in football, with Short noted as captain and key kicker.

Lle Kentucky F Walnut Street Church Adrian Short Thieular Star Milijah Brown Klnood Kentucky College For Blind Elijah Brown

Opening game with the Tigers fastest of year

The Tigers beat Tacoma 3 to 2 in a taut opener at the local park. Pitcher Allen limited Seattle to three hits as Kellackey and Downie led a decisive batting effort. A late Seattle error-filled stretch fueled a crowd-pleasing finish.

THE Tigers Beattie Tecoma Wen Seattle Shea Oret Ike Putter Mike Lyech Lanky Allen Dugdale Allen Downie Hie Stis Dug Mite Wim Kellackey Ross Arbogast Shaw Burnett Kxalse Balla Sunfield Renicker Tacoma Flelder

Aberdeen Beats Kutts in Fielding Heavy Contest

AMERDEEN May 15 Aberdeen won a baseball game noted for sharp fielding and base work. Batteries Neteon and Spencer behind the plate with Osborne and Altman as umpires.

Spokane T Vancouver May Osborne Vancouver cc Spokane Spencer Altman Bhyet Amerdeen Prifivant Aberdeen Kutts

Butte Set for 46 Day Summer Horse Meet

Arrangements completed for a 46 day meet at Butte this summer. More than 1000 horses expected from the Memoryville track to compete here with limited accommodations for only 100 horses. About 600 racers will be sent to Butte. there will be no stake events at the local track.

Butte Mmoryville

Kellum Predicts Bright Season After Strong Opener

Pitcher Win Kellum of the Indianapolis team in the American Association declares this will be his best season. He began with a sharp debut against Minneapolis allowing two hits and no runs, signaling his confidence and form.

Win Kellum Indianapolian American Association Minneapolis

Restored Land In Forest Reserves Across States

Lands previously withdrawn for forest reservations are returned to public domain. In Washington state 998,560 acres join Rainier reserve and 256,000 acres in the Washington forest. Oregon gains 956,840 acres in the Cascade forest and 182,000 in Heppner forest. Wyoming adds 244,990 acres in the Medicine Bow forest.

Seriepe Teleragh Service Washington, BD. C Washington Rainier Reserve Washington Forest Oregon Cascade Forest Heppner Forest Wyoming Medicine Bow Forest

Harvard Club Challenges Yale Clubs In Baseball Match

The Harvard club issued a fifth annual baseball challenge to Yale for a game set at Madigan Park on June 32. A separate pregame challenge for a game of “wort ball” was also extended, with Harvard to assemble a nine from Yale “has-beens” if accepted. Yale will select from former Harvard players.

Marvard Yate Madigan Park Harvard Yale Hae Beens Marverd Ie Aleo

Secrets of Managing a Ballclub Per Ed Ashenbeck

Mina May 16. Ed Ashenbeck manager of the Paul American Association team shares leadership precepts. He urges fighters who stay calm, avoid abusing umpires, mix with players, enforce unwritten laws, keep the team aggressive, never quit, and speak up in coaching.

Seattle Star Paul Mina Ed Ashenbeck The Paul American Association

Red Men Convene in Washington State Session Adjournment Tonight

The Improved Order of Red Men in Washington closes a two day session in Vancouver with 460 members present. Officer elections will decide the great sachem and senior sagamore roles with candidates from Bremerton Puyallup Vancouver Beattle and Kileusburt in the race for sagamore.

Vancouver Wash Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men Walia Walia J. A. Padden A. M. Watt Beattle J. H. van Gelssen Kileusburt

Will Chase The Japs Out

Bragway, Alasha May 16. Japanese taken into the Atlin district by J M Ruffner will be driven out bodily. White miners are aroused over Asiatic labor and will use force to remove the brown men if they do not leave peaceably. Earlier efforts to import Japs were met on the trail and chased toward Caribou.

Bragway Alasha Atlin J. M. Ruffner Caribou Ruffner

High School Baseball Games Set Near Monday

The Heattle and Spokane high school teams will play three games near Monday and Tuesday at Shugdale's park. Spokane is expected to challenge Besitier, with pitcher Schmutete in good condition likely to win for the home team.

Heattle Shugdale’s Park Schmutete

Time and Bookies Scrutinized by New Track Order

August Vermont issues an order reducing the betting period from thirty to ten minutes. Bookmakers protest strongly as the measure stands. Officials confirm information leaks at the track and hope the policy will curb leaks going forward.

Pedroom Vermont

Tennis At The U Shows Strong Student Players

With baseball and track away, the university concentrates on tennis where Bieler and Witbeck stand out as top student players likely to represent the college in upcoming Interscholastic contests at Whitman College courts.

Bieler Witbeck Whitman College

The rich ride to the hounds in sharp witticisms

A Washington Herald quote contrasts high society hunting with a Dutch blunt remark about dogs. The note mentions Germany lacking laws against check reins on horses, except Bertin police ordinance.

Washington Herald Germany Bertin

Woman Shot and Kills Lumber Jack at Priest River

In Priest River Idaho Mrs Annabelle Hall shot and killed Jack Burnett who had been a guest at her home. After a dispute he attempted to break in through the door and she fired through it wounding him in the side before medical help could arrive. She has not been detained.

Bpokand Wash Priest River Idaho Annabelle Hall Jack Burnett Burnett Coat House

Venezuela President Castro to be Charged with Murder

Caracas May 1. President Castro of Venezuela is to be charged with murder as families of General Antonio Parades and his followers seek charges after a death sentence. The public mood is tense amid threats and illness rumors surrounding Castro’s fate and actions.

Castro Ferious Telegraph Service Caracas Venezuela Antonio Parades

Races Yesterday at St. Avon Track Showdowns

Six races reported with winners Swede Sam Balable Alice Carey Grasscotter Sk KE. M. Reta Ban Alviso led by margins as times ranged from 1:01 24 to 1:41 for the mile. Jockeys Aubachon Davis Buxton and Davia noted among the fields.

St. Avon Aubachon Sam St. Modan Lotta Gladstone Davis Balable Linds Rose Alice Carey Buxton Jimaiong Roscoe Grasscotter Davia Pal Bush aArchibald KE. M. Reta Tima Ban Alviso Cabin Laving

Nine Sixteen Miling Derby Results From Local Meet

Race results list nine events with times and placings. Waterlock 105 Moreland wins the first mile followed by Sabado 106 and eecent 103. Beatrice 1137 wins in race two with Alaigne 116 placing second and 114 third. Hester 100 tops race three with Geneval 164 and time 48 seconds. Dainty Dame 102 wins race four with Colloquer 116 and Alert 87 in third. Nicol 2 to 1 wins race five with Polly Prim 9 in second and time 1.4024. Pickens in race six shows Weap Forge 107 in second and time 1.40 14. Population noted as Mingham England.

Waterlock Moreland Sabado Eecent Beatrice Alaigne Lee Hester Geneval Dainty Dame Alert J. (Nicol Polly Prim Pickens Weap Forge

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