Plans to Bring A A U Games to 1909 Exposition
A preliminary dinner led by Josiah Collins outlined plans to host the Amateur Athletic Union championships in 1909 at the New Washing Exposition. Guests included Prof A G Douthitt and other city sports figures. Exposition officials will arrange grandstands tracks and lodging while also courting the YMCA and intercollegiate meets to occur concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Collins
A. G., Douthitt, Gapt
Will Ingia
Thomas G. McDonald
David ©. Hall
Oliver F. Cutts
H. B. Conibear
Geo. F. Russell
Y M C A. Basketball Team Chosen for 1908 Season
Frank Babcock is elected captain for 1908. The Y M C A five includes Babcock at center, R. W. Ly and Joe DeChasne at forward, Cator Rabel and G. W. as guards, with Johnny Knapp as substitute. First game is an exhibition against Tacoma at Tacoma. on November 14 Everett meets the total association five in the scheduled championship opener.
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Frank Babcock
Y. A
Pal
R. W. Ly
Joe de Chasne
Ctor Rabel
G. W
Johnny Knapp
Satuday
Tacoma Association Ve
Total Association Five
Everett
Broadway High Sets Sights On Victory Over Tacoma
Oosch Lewis leads Broadway High football as the squad trains for a big game with Tacoma next Saturday in the Windy City. Whitman and Wiley are favored, Wiley at center, McKean, Bill Lewis at quarterback. A monster rally and nightly rooters meetings build the drive to championship. Manager Hartman arranged 40 cent round trips on the Flyer for supporters. Puget Sound navy yard Marines meet Washington Athletic Club at Madison Park next Saturday.
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Oosch Lewis
Broadway
Tacoma Tin
Windy City
Whitman
Wiley
McKean
Bill
Lewis
Hartman
Marine Corps
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Idaho
Pullman
Washington Athletic Club
Madison Park Grounds
Latonia Race Results and Times Report
Latonia races shown with five furlongs won by Wambero Oth who finished second for The Poors. Times listed as 01 4-6. Six furlongs rapid win by Mies Crittenden runner up Dispute third in 1:49 5. One mile Oreoneka winner Maid ten second Purant third. Mile six furlongs Mine Bain won T M Green second Berwick third. Mile and a sixteenth Palamon won hang ran second Stone Street third. Mile and seventy yards Banni bal Bey won Mortiboy second Mil tiades third. Time 1:46 4-6.
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OVICT
Palamon
the Hang
Stone Street
Virdee
Bannibal Bey
Mortiboy
Miltiades
Jamaica Results From United Press Racing Summary
Jamaica New York November 6 United Press reports six race card results. Black Mary Marguerita Ardtic won with times listed for each distance. Notable winners include Bad News Tlor ence II and Royal Onyx with corresponding placings and times.
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United Press
Jamaica
N. Y
Black Mary
Een Marguerita
Ardtic
Bad News
Imitator
Golconda
Tlorence II
Queen
Higot
Royal Onyx
Cressina
Nota Sulga
Milo
Jeanette
Yankee Daughter
Prosper
Tuimne
Sententious
Meree
Midshipman
Gotham Hotel Bars Battling Nelson
United News reports Battling Nelson stayed at a small hotel after Waldorff Astoria refused him and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien admission. Nelson left quietly after being turned away as prize fighters were barred. A clerk recognized him as "The Rattler" but rooms were full, and he waited without protest.
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United
NEW RK
Nelson
Waldorff- Astoria
Philadelphia
Jack” O'Brien
O'Brien
Rattler
S A C Athletes Headed to Portland Meet
Accompanied by Lonnie Astin the Seattle Athletic Club boxers and wrestlers travel to Portland to face Multnomah Athletic Club rivals. Boxers Cal Harrie vs Ralph at 145 pounds and Pip Speck vs Henry Neicken at 125 pounds. Wrestlers Virgil Venables 195 and Hert Kincaid 128 pounds draw eight o clock entries. Edgar Frank of Multnomah will wrestle 125 pounds against Kincaid and aims to throw Venables and Kinchid.
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Lonnie Astin
Seattle Athletic Club
Multnomah Athletic Club
Portland
Cal Harrie Wil
C. C. Ralph
Ipily Speck
Henry Neicken
Virgil Venables
Hert Kincaid
Edgar Frank
Multnomah
Kincaid
Venables
Kinchid
Illegal declarations over Harkness drafting split league views
Butte baseball official Rose Hall sent a letter to Northwestern league president Lucas asking to challenge the draft before the national board. Hall argues that Portland can try out Harkness from Class B before the draft, despite conflicting rules.
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Cluy
Harkness
Portland
Rose Hall
Butte
Lucas
Northwestern League
National Board
Hall
Bowling Revival After Western Congress Announcement
Mt Vernon bowling scenes surge following news of the Western Bowling Congress set for Seattle next year. Arcade team opened with a tight 19 pin defeat to Sedro Woolley, while Stewart tallied his 36th double century score this season.
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Mt. Vernon
Western Bowling Congress
Seattle
Arcade
Sedro- Woolley
Stewart
Londoner Triumph Revives Professional Sculling
Ernest Barry of London defeated Towns of Australia on the Thames in a four mile race for England’s championship. Barry, 26, weighed 138 pounds, and Towns 122 pounds. The win, in record time of 21 minutes 12.5 seconds, revived interest in pro sculling after a decade of fixes.
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London
England
Ernest Barry
Towns
Australia
Darry
Geo
Barry
Seix
Thames
Chancellor Club Eleven to Meet Snohomish High
The Chancellor Athletic club team travels to Snohomish next Saturday to face the local high school squad. Snohomish boys average about 140 pounds and the contest is billed as a hard game. The Snohomish students will host an event honoring the visiting team in the evening.
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Chancellor Athletic Club
Snohomish
Snohomish Studenta
Whitworth Off for Oregon Football Trip
Tacoma reports Whitworth College football coach plans on a 3 PM departure for Eugene to face the University of Oregon Saturday. The lineup may be stronger than in prior games with Washington or Whitman if Ghormeley improves, with Tanner at fullback if needed.
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Whitworth
Oregon
Tacoma
Whitworth Col
Euba
Arther Rueber
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Washington
Whitman
Ghormeley
Tanner
University of Puget Sound Cancels Remaining Schedule
The University of Puget Sound men’s team cancels all remaining games for the season due to lack of interest and heavy college work. No matches will be played or rescheduled this term.
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University of Puget Sound
Seattle Shooters to Face Tacoma Rifle Club Sunday
The Seattle shooters will meet the Tacoma Rifle and Revolver club in a friendly shoot at the Orillia range next Sunday.
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Seattle
Tacoma Rifle and Revolver Club
Orillia
Interlake and Mercer High School Game Called Off
By mutual consent of principals and players the Interlake and Mercer school ball teams cancel their game scheduled for next Saturday at Oakland Park.
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A. G. Douthitt
Public Schools’ Athletic League
Interlake
Mercer
Oooland Park
Soccer Team To Play Nanaimo Chosen
The Beattie United Association Football club last night selected a lineup for the match against Nanaimo next Sunday afternoon at Dugd’s Park. Archer guards, Boyle and Dry backs, Allison and Martin halfbacks, Waddell Pearson Stalker Adams and Gorthwaite forwards.
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Sbeattie United Association
Nanaimo
Dugd ‘S Park
Archer
Boyle
Dry
Allison
Martin
Waddell
Pearson
Stalker
Adams
Gornthwaite
Beattie Athletic Club to Host Winter Billiards Tourney
Preliminary to a large winter handicap tournament is set at Beattie Athletic Club next Saturday. The Dilliardiste will split into two classes to determine top players before the main event closes.
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Beattie Athletic Club
Owsley Returns to Yale as Quarterbacks Coach
Jack Owsley, once a Yale halfback and quarterback, now serves as Yale’s quarterbacks coach in New Haven. The local figure previously headed Yale’s football program three years ago.
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Jack Owsley
Yale
New Haven
Owsley
Tilley to Play Again at Cook's Gym
Homer Tilley has been elected captain and manager of the foot team that will play at Cook's gymnasium next.
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Homer Tilley
Foot 1
Cook's Gymnasium
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