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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1905

Page

2

Boxing Past Glories and Modern Foes Across the Ring

A jumble of boxing gossip lists famed fighters and possible matchups from Corbett and Sullivan to Fitzsimmons and O Brien. It notes a November bout between Mike Sullivan and George Gardner in California and a Milwaukee card featuring Eddie Santry versus Johnnie Stone. It cites rosters, training lore, and public figures like President Roosevelt’s boxing instructor Mike Donovan, while touching on football casualties and injuries in the era.

Geo. Gardner Tommy Hogan Firesim~mone Marvin Hart Crawl Ryan Eddie Santry Chicago Johnnale Stone Soldier Boy Milwaukee Chicago University Maroon Stagg de Tray Besdik Walker Mike Donovan Roosevelt Montreal

Won for a Change Sees Seahawks Triumph Over Oaks

In San Francisco on Tuesday the Seattle team defeated Oakland by a final score of 5 to 3. Graham Wasa pitched for the Smwashes, besting Vickers for Oakland who held the advantage in hits 39 to 10 but were off with three errors to Seattle’s two. Pacific Coast Games notes include San Francisco 3, Angels 3 and Portland 1. The Rev John L Scudder of City N J, a wrestler, seeks challengers through a church athletic club.

San Francisco Seattle Oakland Graham Wasa John L. Scudder First Congregational Church City N. J Jack Harvey the Apes Scndder X Athletic Club Ford Rube” Waddell Philadelphia Hot Springs Ark Waddell St. Mary's John Parson Chicago Automobile Club American Automobile Association American Automobile America Kenny New York Yank” Keony Jim

Local store touts wide range of Charter Oak Ranges

The ad proclaims the firm offers 68 ranges from many makes and claims Charter Oak Ranges have 51 years of proven service. It highlights a unique fire box design and promises lower prices due to four floors and low expenses.

Absence of Vanderboom Cited in Wisconsin Loss to Michigan

After Wisconsin’s 12 to 0 defeat at Michigan, coach Phil King questioned how different the game might have been with Vanderboom. The piece cites Edward Jordan’s accusations of professionalism in Western colleges and notes Vanderboom’s absence due to a broken cheekbone and facial shield.

Vanderboom Reeulte Phil King Michigan Western College Jordan Edward J. Vanderboom Wisconsin King Gles

Minnie Kaufmann the Bicycle Trickster in New York

In New York on November 22 Minnie Kaufmann dazzled Hippodrome crowds with audacious bicycle stunts. The American rider, daughter of champion Kaufmann, performed on one wheel two wheels and on handlebars, astonishing spectators with eye bulging feats.

Minnie Kaupmann New York Minnie Kaufmann Champion Kaufmann Rochester

Prince Louis of Battenberg on football and war

Sporting notes link football to soldiering and mass plays while recalling naval figures and wartime pride. A quirky local item cites Henry Labelle, a New England League pitcher, eloping during fall and the Harvard Penn State game ending without severed ties, with Harvard left in a withheld line.

Prince Louis of Battenberg Spain Hi Henry” Labele Lynn Mass Harvard Pennsylvania

Football deaths mount in the 1906 season

Ten players have died from injuries sustained on the gridiron as the 1906 season progresses toward Thanksgiving games. The grim tally leads officials to consider safety measures with the season nearing a potential record.

Prize Fight Betting Should Be Stopped Says Jimmy Britt

James Edward Britt, a former prizefighter turned reformer, advocates halting betting on prize fights. He cites his $50,000 to $100,000 fortune and argues betting fuels crooked fights and corruption, urging baseball as a model and saying the sport can improve by removing betting.

Jimmy Britt Reformer Jimmy Mills

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Corbett Fitzaimmons Jack” O'Brien Sullivan Firesimmones Nelson Britt Fitz O'Tirren California Mike Sullivan Warriors T Mpleskin Igliona Angels Portland Comiskey Francisco A Bss Eesweseees Dabney & Woodhouse Charter Oak Ranges John Pike Street J. Aronson First Avenue First Ave Mali Badgers K. J. Vanderboom Leech! Park Pavilion Wagner Wahlund Telka the Modern Hercules Danny Mann & CO Screaming Farce Ethel Whitesides Jrird Avenue Theater John Cort Mer James Edward Britt Ed Stetson Hat Tor Friedman and North Star Co Vrains Priestley R. Simon & Brother
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