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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1905
Page
2
Three quarters of a mile race features Water Wing Caprice and a sixteenth Lord Badge, with Priday’s racing notes outlining times and order of finish at the event in Maicao New York.
OCR fragment lists multiple races at Nashville with horse names and times but is garbled. Mentions third race with Santa Catalina and Saint Herlaine, fourth race, and other horses like Timbuctes and Pioneer. Includes references to Friday racing and various mile and quarter mile events with several unnamed participants.
The organization of the A A U will hold a meeting at the Mc venue on Saturday evening. Officers will be elected for the year and committees appointed to organize activities and promote athletic spirit.
A San Francisco first baseman Joe Nealon denies plans to play in Chicago next season with Everett. Seattle h School football team departed for Beverett high school game. they will return tonight. A proposed three cornered hockey league may form with Vancouver Victoria and Nananee teams.
The Seattle Star requests sport notices for football tests wrestling boxing and other events be sent to the Sporting Editor in advance. Mail communications should be addressed to Sporting Editor Seattle Star.
A fragmented line notes Matheweon as the sole figure in an American bee-ted contest. The wording is unclear but highlights a singular performer achieving a feat while others did not.
In a three game match on Thursday evening at Monarch, Mrs. Wray and A. L Onkina defeated Mrs. Wadeworth and Mr. Warren. Wray excelled in the first two games with only one miss, delivering a standout performance while Wadeworth suffered a thumb injury affecting her bowling. Final scores show Wray leading as the end approaches, with plans for a potential final match discussed but not yet decided.
In Thursday evening action Mrs William Wray rolled six teens in a three game set marking 16 strikes. Exhibition inclines and a Monarch prize line for the month are noted, with Friday’s five game session at Brovall.
A fur scarf donated by Dave Groes will be awarded to the woman bowler with a meet score over 126 at Bismarck alleys for November. The season high average noted at 2154-65 reflects strong performances.
At Trenton Monday the Painter and Olympic football teams meet for the city amateur championship. The game starts promptly at 2 3 o clock.
A player from Council Bluffs and Hammons High School died from a brain abscess linked to injuries suffered during a football game two weeks earlier against Harlan. Authorities say the death followed the on-field incident and medical treatment.
The university starts winter rowing training for the first time to match Berkley and Stanford. Applicants for positions enter a squad with pay, strength work, and later February lake rowing. Freshmen include Shoumer and Putten, Christie and Allers, forming a freshmen four and a shell crew. Next spring sprint races will be in California.
In a snappy Friday game, Idaho toppled Washington State with a decisive score in a close contest. The decisive touchdown came late, sealing the win for the Idaho Vandal squad.
Several Monareh bowlers traveled to Kent on Friday to arrange a match with a Monarch Eileys squad. It is probable the contest will be held next week.
Siwashes lose at Recreation Park as Wal fron and Hildebrand star with two pitching looks in the last half. Beattie of San Francisco tops the Friday lineup with a 6 4 win over Beattie and the Bay area notes record.
Unclear text describes a bowling match Sunday afternoon at a local alley. Ten games were played to total pins toward a final count with participants named McIfrath and Koch.
Roller skating races will be held at the local skating rink with heats scheduled each evening. Tonight a heat will run and prizes will be awarded for top finishers. Contenders includeVinay, Doyle, and others noted by names in the entry list.
Jenkins received a challenge on Friday from Andy Pawlanek the Tacoma bowler to bowl a one game match Tuesday evening with total pins to decide the winner.
Pawlarek proposes a 10 game public schedule with five games in Tacoma and five in Beattie at a $19 stake. Denkina aims to arrange the event as a ten game series. Pawlarek notes he recently defeated Malph Michael in a match.
Japanese skater Yamamoto, about 21, is set to race in the nine day roller skating event at the Auditorium starting Monday. He recently learned to skate late last season and hopes to prove himself among top riders, adjusting from Japan’s traditions and training to American competition.
Today at the stadium a football game features the Sherman outball team against the University of Washington eleven. It’s billed as the fastest game of the season with heavy practice and Friday preparation edging the teams toward kickoff.
Will McDonald was elected to lead the university mens basketball team Friday afternoon at a meeting of all players. Active practice will begin soon and games will follow after the football season ends.
The readable fragments reference Georgetown and a return cup or event, with scattered names and terms unclear. No coherent date, place, or outcome can be determined from the legible text.
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