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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1909
Page
3
Thompson pitched a shutout as Vancouver could not score, with Beavers errorless defense and timely Turk support. Aberdeen and Spokane posted uneven results while Seattle and Portland also debated, amid cool weather and strong fielding.
MEMPHIS Tenn May 22 Carey known from coast to coast as Scoops Carey, a veteran first baseman, has long fielded brilliantly for Memphis. He shines in tough games, turning double plays and grabbing difficult grounders. The article notes his consistent play and impact in battles with rivals, including a standout performance that helped Memphis in a hard-fought contest.
United Press reports from Des Moines details that Maybray and associates face a massive civil suit for 254000 tied to a fake wrestling scheme. Minneapolis dealer Hollister filed the first claim seeking 10000 for losses from the alleged promotion. Gov. Carroll issued a requisition for gang leader Gibson, now in San Francisco, to be moved to Des Moines for trial.
Spokane Amateur Athletic will send a strong Spokane club contingent to the AAU championship in the Grand Opera House next Wednesday through Friday. Top entries include Hughes, McParland, Glahe, Brechin, and more, with Fred Bullivant coordinating. Multnomah A. A. is also fielding a large team, aiming to challenge both Portland and Seattle for total honors, while Spokane eyes wrestling and Aberdeen eyes boxing as potential surprises.
Johnson was stopped by a traffic squad for driving without a Pennsylvania license, amid a crowd on Broad Street. He claimed Chicago tags and promised to obtain proper papers before the time limit expired, as backers and trainers watched nearby.
In a crowded Brown and Hansen parlor, George Button defeated Northwest champion W. G. Johnston 200 to 124. Spectators packed the hall and lined windows as Button’s armless feat drew praise.
The Black Cats of Aber will play a four of six series here, rain cost one game. The next matches are planned here through late June with Bookane and the Beat anticipated to appear, though dates are tentative and weather could alter the schedule.
Hickenbottoms clinched the Northwest Conference crown with a late win over Washington as Foran and Beattie led the visitors on the mound. Bart held Washington to steady hitting, while Segood and Hut kept the score tight through five innings as both teams fought for control.
In a tense encounter at Rainier, the Wonders edged the All Stars as key players battled for control. The crowd cheered a balanced attack while defenders clamped down, producing a hard fought win for the Wonders.
May 22 in Sacramento Frank Mantell of Rhode Island defeated Frank Mayfield in the 18th round of a scheduled 20 round bout. Mayfield was beaten to a pulp and barely raised his hand as the fight ended. A ring-side report from Mike Ga Sullivan noted the winner’s dominance.
The Stanford rowing squad trains along the shore at Lake Washington under Coach Dan Murphy. The crew works steadily with gradual intensity, starting easy and increasing speed over sessions. Crew activities include a morning workout, rub downs, breakfast, and a focus on building endurance for upcoming efforts.
Entries for the Pacific regional bowling tournament are still arriving as Madison Spark May 29 approaches. The official programme is in prep with details for events, including individual contests. Strong participation is anticipated from Western states as organizers finalize the booklet layout.
Pennsylvania spring football practice ends after five weeks with Mark s emerging as the likely choice to replace Big Bill Hollenbeck as pennsylvanias punter. Ramadell also punts at times but is less consistent than Marks, a backfield man and former punter from last year under Brooke s coaching.
Yesterday's baseball game featured notable fielding by Lee Shae Geers Capron and Jimmy Fiyne with several difficult catches and surprising plays. Thoms Thompson and Donovan contributed hits as Custer and Magee delivered the hot moments while pitching and strategy formed all the highlights for the Beavers and rivals in a tense contest.
San Francisco May 22 Fans expect a long hard battle when Battling Joe Nelson and Dick Hyland meet at Colma in a 45 round match. Bets run two to one against Nelson in many wagers with round betting likely to dominate. Promoter and observers note Hyland’s strong form and expect substantial wagering on exact rounds.
The Oriental Pool Rooms offer four pool tables and two slot tables with seating, cigar and pipe smokers welcome, and a barber chair. a $10 bash was given away. The event occurred on Thursday, September 18, 1917, between Pike and Union streets, described as a local work venue or gathering place.
A packed schedule unfolds with four championship matches planned for next week in Britain and the United States. The card includes heavyweights in London with Langford and Hague, bantamweight clashes featuring Digger Stanely and Jimmy Walsh, and featherweight showdowns with Packy McVarn and Jimmy Deving Trendall. The event slate promises deep talent, dramatic matchups, and potential title changes across divisions.
Ballard Franklin and Lincoln high school second teams competed yesterday at Lincoln Park for honors that remain unsettled. Ballard led with 41 points, Lincoln 38, and Franklin 29, in a relay that could decide the outcome. A Ballard runner fouled an opponent but finished first and the referee ruled the Ballard man out, leaving the winner undecided between Lincoln and Ballard.
Yachting news outlines plans for the Stimeun yacht Bonita potentially changing sides in a flotilla clash with Canucks, Spirit No. 1 racing in Canada to defend honors, and Spirit No. 2 seeking funding. New Jersey yacht clubs prepare for open season with Interbay catboat race, Ocean City events, and the tenth anniversary of the Ocean City Yacht Club featuring varied races, prizes, and social events at Beach Haven venues.
The passage notes amateur navigators and yacht enthusiasts from a club honing seamanship during winter months. Richard Young, navigator for the club, offers guidance to yachtmen, who have taken side trips and courses to improve ocean racing and sailing skills.
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