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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1908

Page

2

Butte to Host Lincoln In High School Gridiron Showdown

Butte high school plans a possible game with Lincoln after Lincoln eyed Montana Utah titles. Principal Downer met coach Allen to arrange a future clash, likely next Saturday in Butte if scheduling allows. Butte, Northwest champions last year, would draw paying crowds.

Butte Lincoln Green Lake Washington Oregon Idaho Seattle Montana Utah Downer Butte High Allen

Local Bowlers Win Cup in Intercity Match at Victoria

Seattle bowlers returned home with a handsome silver cup after the Intercity match at the new alley in Victoria. Empire team won with the highest pins, consisting of Davis Thomas Malenken and Koch. Other Seattle squads were the Blemarcks Cresemas Buxton Young Kelly Wetmore and the Seattle 1909 team Putt man Cobb Wood Holland Morris. Vancouver delayed by weather and a Sunday bowling ban, failing to compete fully.

Seattle Allege Victoria Empire Davis Thomas Malenken Koch Blemarcks Cresemas Buxton Young Kelly Wetmore Puttman Cobb Wood Holland Morris Straits Vancouver

Thistles Beaten At Tacoma In Close Soccer Match

The Thistles lost 5 to 4 to Tacoma in a close game played yesterday. Tacoma led in the first half while Seattle rallied in the second half but fell short.

Thistles Tacoma Thistle Seattle

Rudolph Siegiing Named Captain for 1969 Football Team

Rudolph Siegiing of Charleston elected captain for the ensuing two years on the 1969 football squad and will graduate next year.

Rudolph (. Siegiing Charleston, D. C

Hooper Signs with Boston Americans

Harry Hooper, star right fielder for the Sacramento State league outfit, has signed a contract to join the Boston Americans for the upcoming season. The move links Hooper with an American League club as Boston adds a top outfielder to its lineup.

Harry Hooper

Proposed match fails as At Fallows and Ritter decline offer

The planned bout between At Fallows of Chicago Rit ter of Spokane collapsed on Thantegtvn night as Fellows rejected the financial proposal presented by Ritter's manager.

Chicago Ritter Spokane

SAC Team to Play Chancellor on Thanksgiving

The Seattle Athletic Club eleven meets the Chancellor football team at Dugdale Park at 10 a m on Thanksgiving Day to settle the city championship. The club has a perfect record, while the Chancellors have only one defeat in three years, by a high school squad.

Seattle Athletic Club Chancellor Dugdale Park Chancellors

Wanderers dominate Valley City in 5 0 loss

The Wanderers defeated Valley City 5 to 0 on local grounds amid poor weather. Reeke and Fenton scored in the first half to give a 3 0 lead at half time. Valley City showed individual skill but poor teamwork in the second half. A Reeke and J Reeke added goals for the final 5 0 score. Seattle Rangers beat Valley City 7 0 prior to the Wanderers game.

Valley City Seterday Wanderers J. Reeke Fenton A. Reeke Seattle Rangers Valley City Wanderer Seattle

American team shuts out Waseda in opening game

Mique Fisher's All American baseball squad defeated Waseda University 8,000 fans watched as the Americans dominated from the start. No Waseda runner reached second base.

Mique Fisher University Waseda

Los Angeles Racing Opens With Rich Coast Handicap Declared

The annual meeting of the Metropolitan City racing association begins at Santa Anita Park with the Pacific Coast Handicap the feature. It carries a guaranteed purse of 7600 for the principal event and 4000 for the speed handicap, with a total of 1646 nominations for 19 stakes. ML heads the entries with 148 nominations, and officials include the handicapper, starters Geer and Holtman, special judge Baldwin, and Bauer handling Pinkerton security. The event runs for at least 126 days.

Los Angeles Neetes Racing Association Manta A as _e Pomeroy Kee Geer Col Holtman Charles Baldwin Robert Judgeton Piteg Bauer Pinkerton

Missouri Returns Governor Folk Victory by Narrow Margin

Jefferson City reports Folk wins Missouri by 1 026 votes after official returns. Taft 346 915, Bryan 346 889, Debs 16 398, Chafin 4 222, Hiegen 397, Watson 1 145, Preston socialist labor 67. Ship arrivals and cargo loads also noted from San Francisco and Callao.

Missouri Jefferson City Folk Taft Ryan Debs Chafin Hiegen Watson Preeton Socialist-Labor

GANS DISCOVERED THIS WHIRLWIND Los SAG HAN

Boxing history notes a young light weight named Bub Robinson who trained with Joe Gans. The veteran calls Robinson the “Old Master” and predicts the boxer will rise, citing Robinson’s early loss and subsequent rapid development under Gans.

Los Sag Han Bubh Robinson Joe Gans Joe Bubbles Gana

Bremerton Naval Work Projects Detailed Estimates

Official Bremerton naval project costs list extensive sums for water and sewer extensions, dry dock work, a new four officers quarters, general storehouse, pattern shop, roads, grading, anchor parks, and fire protection. Oregon and Idaho vote tallies and results are briefly noted with names Taft Bryan Debs and others.

United Press Washington Bremerton

Soldier found guilty in brutal Medical Lake murder

Frank Harker, a Fort Wright soldier, was convicted by a jury for the murder of Ira Messenger at Medical Lake. He reacted to the verdict with the remark that he had what was coming to him, signaling acceptance of a looming gallows sentence.

United Press Spokane Frank Harker Fort Wright Ira Messenger Medical Lake

Pacific Fleet Breaks World Records in Practice

Information brought by the Solace arriving from Magdalena reports the Pacific fleet breaking all records in practice. Cruisers Tennessee Pennsylvania and Colorado are said to have each set world marks at night using the three inch guns.

San Diego Cal Solace Magdalena Tennessee Pennsylvania Colorado

Autopiano Durability Praised By Navy Letter

A San Francisco writer praises the Autopiano for rugged construction after testing aboard the Yorktown during a Alaska voyage. He notes the instrument endured nine months with about ten hours of daily use, surviving climate swings between Alaska and California. The navy favor includes Autoplanes on the Dakota Yorktown California Alert Vermont Ohio Chicago Relief Mare Island and two on St Louis Connecticut.

Autopiano Co Mare Navy Yard Yorktown U. S Dakota California Alert Vermont Ohio Chicago St Louis Connecticut Marine Barracks Mare Island Cal

Autoplano the First Player Piano Not All Are Autoplanos

A notice corrects a common error calling all playerpianos Autoplanos. It emphasizes there is only one Autoplano as the first player piano and warns of many unreliable pianos that resemble it in appearance but differ in quality. Investigate this marvel before purchase.

Io Gana Gana Robinson Gsed

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