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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1907

Page

2

Johnson and Flynn Set for Mission Arena Tilt

San Francisco Nov 1 Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn have finished training for their title bout tomorrow at the Mission arena. Backers expect Johnson to win within 20 rounds, with odds 2 to 1 in his favor. Denver Ed Martin meets Spider Kennedy in the preliminary, in a heavyweight pairing around 2 16 p.m. Coffroth asks both fighters to be ready to enter the ring at a moment’s notice and Johnson hopes to face Al Kaufman afterward.

United San Francisco Jack Johnson Jim Flynn Mission Arena Johnson Flynn Denver Ed Martin Spider Kennedy Jim Coffroth Johneonta al Kaufman

Seattle Highs Seek Football Game With Oakland Or Portland

A telegram to Manager West halted a Berkeley game plan as Seattle high school football travels to Spokane for tomorrow's clash. Negotiations continue with Oakland and Portland for a follow up contest next week. Seattle rests in Spokane today and aims to field a stronger lineup than Spokane with Dickey injured and ONeill replacing Gillis.

West Spokane Seattle High Scheel Spokane High Berkeley California Seattle Oakland High School Portland Dickey O'Neil Gillis

Lincoln High Slated To Face Hel lingham In Big Saturday Clash

Lincoln high meets the tough Hellingham eleven at Madison park in a climactic football game of the season. Washington high fans plan to attend to cheer Lincoln, as a large student assembly preceded the event and athletic funds rely on the turnout.

Washington High Seh Washington High Lincoln High Hellingham Lincoln The Madison Park

Baseball meeting over among minors ends with ruling

The National Association of Minor Leagues wrapped a three hour session in New York and adjourned to Chicago next year. The key decision bars players from switching leagues during the year, leaving only 20 on reserve and declares 22 players barred for jumping to the Tri State league.

United Press New York Natonal Association of Minor Leagues Chicago Trenceforth Tri-State Pha Tri State

Washington vs Nebraska sailors gridiron clash preview

The University of Washington football team prepares to face the battleship Nebraska’s sailors on campus. Washington must counter a proven foe as injuries thin the lineup and coach Liman worries about the front.

University of Washington Nebraska Miner Miller Rader Washington State Liman

Bee G. H. Woodhouse Co. Ad Promises Large House

Bee G. H. Woodhouse Co advertises a house suitable for a six to seven room dwelling and promises guaranteed savings on fuel. The notice highlights the company at 112 University Avenue with emphasis on durability.

Bee G. H. Woodhouse Co University At

Boxing Headlines and Local Athletic Plans Mentioned

The report notes doubts about big bouts and cites Melbourne fighter George White stopping Jeff Hannay in a heat boxing match in Vancouver. It also mentions plans for an indoor athletic meet on November 22 and the formation of a basketball league. Youngster Jackson and Sam Langford are matched for a 20 round bout on November 15 in Los Angeles.

George White Melbourne Hill Squires Jeff Hannay Nanaimo Vancouver Jackson Sam Langford Los Angeles

Hoo Hoos Sweep Athletics in Bowling Tournament

The Hoo Hoos won all three games against the Athletics in the A. C. bowling meet. Frank Gardner rolled 253 in the final game and led with a 200.24 average, a tournament record. Team scores: Hoo Hoos 2,594. Athletes 2,366. Gardner high 253. Holland 492. Morris 610.

Hoo Hoos A. C Frank Gardner Hoo Hoow Tis Gardner Jones Generenuox Anrlich Ti ‘Holland Wood

Progressive whist event at Columbia Lodge No 2

Members of the A O U W and Degree of Honor invite friends to a progressive whist game at Columbia Lodge No 2 on Seventh Ave between Pike and Union. Friday evening, November 1. Doors open for ladies at 9 oclock. Nice prizes and refreshments.

A. 0 U. W Degree of Honor Columbia Lodge No. 2 Pike Union

Croker's Rhodora Wins Dewhurst Plate

New Market New Hampshire November 1 Richard Croker's Rhodora won the Dewhurst Plate by two lengths yesterday beating Kink Maward's Perrier This is Croker's second instant victory this year at the track.

United Preas New Market Eug Richard Croker Rhodora Kink Maward Perrer

Great Northern Says No Work Suspension

Paul November 1 The Great Northern announces it does not plan to suspend ongoing construction. Workers are being shipped west continually, and there is no need for a halt. Louis W. Hull delivers the press statement on behalf of the railroad.

Seattle Spirit Seattle Pride T. Paul The Great Northern Louis W. Hull

Banquet Planned for Roche and O'Neill in Portland

Roche M J Roche traveling passenger agent of the Gould lines and newly elected president of the American Association of Traveling Passenger Agents will be honored with a Portland banquet for winning the 1908 national convention. J H O'Neill will share the honor as his teammate in the event. J B Chilberg and J A Nadeau of the A Y P exposition and many prominent railroad men from the southwest will attend.

M. J. Roche Gould Lines American Association of Seattle Portland Portland Commercial Club J. H. O'Neill J. B. Chilberg J. A. Nadeau A-Y-P. Exposition Southwest

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