Washington A C. Ties The Rainiers In Narrow Gridiron
Washington A C. and Rainier Heights played a scoreless game at Madison Fair Grounds. Rainier Heights had a 16 pound per man advantage yet Washington moved into Rainier territory more often. Notable players included Jack Conners and Gepner with Ed Campbell excelling for Rainier. Season record stands at six victories and one tie.
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Rainier Heights
Madison
Fair Grounds
Rainier
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Ington
Washington
Jack Conners
Broadway
Rainiers
Gepner
Theshington High Toon
Ed Campbell
McDonald
Brown
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Ralle& Heights
Amateur marathon record broken in San Francisco race
Cornelius Connelly a 41 year old concrete worker won a marathon near twenty one miles between Fruitvale Haywards and Castroville valley in 1 hour 65 minutes and 26 seconds to set a new amateur record, distancing twenty four runners.
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United Press
San Francisco
Cornelius Connelly
Fruitvale
Haywards
Castroville Valley
All Northwest recruit under fire over eligibility claim
Joe Thalm, a top All Northwest contender, faces scrutiny from Washington state regarding eligibility. Fred J. Helm, Wallace Trades and Labor council treasurer, swears he paid $10 to Malm for a shot put win in Wallace Idaho. Whitman College plans a hearing, with Helm alleging personal payment and innocence supported by documents.
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Joe Thalm
Washington State
Fred J. Helm
Wallace Trades and Labor Council
Wallace
Idaho
Wallace Hall
Whitman College
Helm
Halm
Seattle Athletic Club Bowlers Move Toward Midseason Form
Bowlers in the Seattle Athletic Club tournament trend toward midseason form as D B Putnam leads with 185 average replacing James Stephen last week. Team averages list F Holland 183 FP W Gardner 182 J E B MoKown 181 J Stephen 180 N B Aliana 177 EB P Churchill 177 A.
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Seattle Athletic Club
James Stephen
D. B. Putnam
F Holland
FP. W. Gardner
J. EB Mo Kown
J. Stephen
N. B. Aliana
EB. P. Churchill
Batting lineup and scores from a historic baseball draft list
The fragment lists players and weights with numeric values for FP Heiberg 174, George Kuonteel 188, F L Keating 170, H M Grinnell 167, F A Churchitl 166, H J Cobb 166, Bo Wright 165, H Johnson 145, T P Degnan 166, J Wood 161, J Freidenthal 161, P M McGregor 160, Dwan 158, D Conover 157, George Young 135, P O Ehrich 161, A J Men wel 145, F B Cooper 144, indicating a roster or scoring progression from an old record.
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FP. Heiberg
George Kuonteel
F. L. Keating
H. M. Grinnell
F. A. Churchitl
H. J. Cobb
Bo Wright
Fh. Johnson
T. P. Degnan
J. Wood
J. Freidenthal
P. M. McGregor
8. Dwan
D. ©. Conover
George
All-Northwest Eleven Selections Named by Officials
Referee and University of Oregon official N. McArthur announced two lists of All-Northwest selections. Players from Oregon, Idaho, Washington, and C. A. C. were named at each position, with captains listed and two coaches supplying alternative picks from Washington and Idaho squads.
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N. McArthur
University of Oregon
Oregonian
Wolff
Mucklestone
Washington
Fulllack
Idaho
Whitman
Cave
Seattle Bowling Tournament prospects for 1909 show strong
On returning from Anacortes last night secretary A L Jenkins of the Seattle Bowling Tournament association said Seattle would make a fine showing at the 1909 international tournament. Jenkins and Tom O'Donnell defeated Wilkins and McLain and Wilkins and Kaech of Anacortes in the two man events of a tourney held there Saturday night. O'Donnell won the action.
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Anacortes
A. L. Jenkins
Seattle
Bowling Turnament Association
Jenkins
Tom O'Donnell
Wilkins
McLain
Wilkina
Kaech
O'Donnell
Antion
Empire Quintet Triumphs in Inter City Bowling Match
The Empire bowling team defeated Bellingham on the Miemarck alleys in a three game series. Empire totals were 876 and 276 over two sets after 611 for the three games while Charley Davia led with 696 and Kin caid posted top game scores. Unfamiliar alleys contributed to visitors low marks.
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Empire
Mosars
Davia
Mahnken
Een
Kincaid
Kock
Bellingham
Miemarck
Charley Davia
Brmpires
Lynch Named Captain for Seattle Team in 1909
President D F B Dugdale announced that Mike Lynch of Tacoma was signed as captain of the Seattle team for 1909. Lynch, a longtime free agent, secured the role after manager Shreeder of Tacoma allowed the contract. The National Association ruled the deal legal and Lynch gains full on field control of players. He has many friends in Seattle and the announcement was well received.
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D. F B. Dugdale
Mike Lynch
Tacoma
Seattle
Lynch
Shreeder
Dugdale
Dale
Rotary R Rell
National Association
Lynch Wey
Mike
Big Fight Arranged Between Langford and Flynn at Coliseum
San Francisco November 80 details for the Langford Flynn bout at Ban Berger's Coliseum December 16 were set. Flynn earns 2000 dollars guaranteed win or draw and travels from Los Angeles to train. Langford moves to San Francisco. Langford holds a form edge in speed and science, with past wins over Jim Harry and a 14 round draw with Jack Johnson.
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United Press
San Francisco
Sam Langford
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Ban Berger
Coliseum
Flynn
Tim McGrath
Los Angeles
San
Langford
Jack Johnson
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