Me Was Pitchers Battle Lankenship Wild Throw
In a tight pitchers duel a wild throw by Lankenship allows the game’s lone run. Six Ashes starter opens the round of bases but the offense stalls.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
2
Pitchers Battle Ends With Angel Victory
In Los Angeles yesterday Randolph netted a shutout effort for the Angels as the Expo bats were stifled to six runs. A wild throw by Blankenship in the second inning produced the decisive run in a low scoring pitchers duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Special Service
LOS Angelss
Jocala
Randolph
Angels
Blankenship
Seattle Faces Tacoma In Big Rivalry Game At Madison Park
Seattle School football team meets Tacoma High in a marquee Saturday clash at Madison Park. Rivalry runs deep as both sides seek a win after close earlier results, with Whitworth beating Tacoma 9 to 6 in a recent contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statule
Madisen Park
Tecoema
Ccheers
Seattle
Tacoma
Whitworth
Seattie
Kaufman Berg Match Sets 20-Round Bout at A A C
Word from San Prendieso reports Al Kaufmen and Sem Berger boxed a 20 round match at the Associated Athletic club last night. Jimarte Crefforth was noted in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Prendieso
al Kaufmen
Sem Berger
Associated Athletic Club
Jimarte Crefforth
Whitworth College selects first varsity football lineup
Coach Place names the 11 players for the Whitworth College varsity squad. Rorke is left end Jarvin left tackle Pegmire left guard Capt. Grim Reeser right guard Uras right tackle Boggs right end Bain Parker quarterbacks W left half Canut right half Willis full back Elliott McCregor complete lineup listed with positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place
Een Whitworth College
Rorke
Jarvin
Pegmire
Capt. Grim
Reeser
Uras
Boggs
Bain
Parker
Canut
Willis
Will Corbett Seek Third Victory Over McGovern
The piece recalls the looming October 16 Philadelphia bout between Will Corbett and Terry McGovern as they prepare for a possible third win by Corbett. It notes their earlier encounters, McGovern efforts, and public speculation on Corbett’s form and McGovern’s chances, with emphasis on past rounds and contrasting fighting styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
John Hancock
Philadelphia
Will Corbett
Terry
Corbett
Jim Corbett
Old Sullivan
McGovern
San Francisco
Daffy
Jimmy Britt
Madison Square
Eddie Hanton
Nelson
Herrera
Cor
Varsity Boys Play Today Against Sailor Boys
This afternoon at 3 the varsity team meets the Sailor Boys of Philadelphia on the university field. The match favors the sailors in age but the varsity have stronger coaching. A lively practice game precedes the main event and all candidates will get a chance to show their form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University Feild
Stein From Brattice Helps Eastern Team On Gridiron
J Howard Stein of Brattice left hometown to enter training school and joined an eastern football squad after three practices he quickly proved himself and has played a remarkable game since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard Stein
Brattice
Stein
Dance at Leschi Park Thursday Night
Dance notices announce an event at Leschi Park on Thursday night with music and free admission for ladies. Gentlemen pay 35 cents. Audience asked to attend for an evening of fine music on the park floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leschi Park
Wight
Goich Arrives for Match in Grand Opera House Showdown
Frank Gotch champion heavyweight of America arrives for a Friday night match against Dr Roller at the Grand Opera house. Beattie reported last night in good condition and confident, while Roller's supporters remain hopeful. Seat sales began and indicate a sold out event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gotch
America
Dr. Roller
Grand Opera House
Nlight
Beattie
Roller
Seattle
Incomplete OCR Sports Score Glitch
Fragmentary OCR text shows corrupted scoring lines and jumbled names. No clear teams, players, or final score can be determined from readable material.
The Markets Report with Mixed Prices Across Vegetables and Staples
Today's market shows little overall change with vegetables firm at prior levels. Cucumbers and turnips drop from 1.25 to 1 while California grapes arrive by express. meats poultry and dairy hold steady with native apples firm at 1 to 2. Prices for lime, cement, feed meal and timber products are listed with several bulk items showing stable or modest shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Keeping Nose to Grindstone
A call to maintain steady work and save for the future through a State Bank of Seattle savings account. Also a brief nudge to get clothes cleaned at Pantorialum for a fresh look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of
Seattle
Republican campaign opens with Jones Ballinger speeches
The Republican central committee invites Hughes to open campaign meetings starting October 1 with W L Jones of North Yakima as chief speaker. Ex Mayor Ballinger to follow. three Seattle meetings planned plus Young Men's Republican club event. Campaign statewide to begin October 15 with Plies in Bellingham, Humphrey in the southwest, Cushman in Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poat-Intelligencer
Paice
L. A. Ruther
BE. C. Hughes
Republican County Central Committee
Pyt
Hughes
W. L. Jones
North Yakiene
ER. A. Ballinger
Republican County
State Central Committees
Seattle
Jones
Benator Piles
Ifrey
Young Men's Republican Club
Co Cman
Pramgrerenu
Cane
Armory
Christensen
Uall
Republian
Senator Plies
Bellingham
Humphrey
Cushman
Walla Walla
Parsifal at Grand Tonight and Tomorrow
The Grand presents Parsifal in four acts by a forty strong company tonight at 7 45 with brief intermissions and latecomers barred until the end of the act. The Holy City continues at the theater all week with special matinees tomorrow. A Millionaire Tramp comes to the Be on Sunday, while The Queen of the Highway runs at Third Avenue this week. Star Theater Vaudeville features Clark’s dog and monkey act and a strong olio lineup. Angela May’s concert at Egan ball drew praise and B Margaret Olson energized the audience with Billy’s ride on the race course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
I Bestern Company
Chas A. Taylor
Third Avenue
Star Theater
Clark
Star
Angela May
Signora Matiidita
J. Louie MacEvor
B. Margaret Olson
Littl Billy
Boak Given Welcome by Woodmen Camp 69
Head Consul 11 Boak of Denver received a rousing reception from Camp 69 of the Woodmen of the World at Bogies hall. The program opened with Charles Heralds introduced by Consul Commander Hints, with Hoak praising the lodge as the second largest in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boak
Denver
Woodmen of the World
Bogies’ Hall
Charles 8
Heralds
Hints
Conett Hoak
Cholera Cases Reported Near Port Simpson
Two fatal cholera cases were found in towns nearby. Government steps aim to prevent an epidemic as Port Simpson Harbor's long history as Western Canada’s safe harbor near Vancouver, B C is noted as a future transcontinental railroad terminus. The Port Simpson Improvement Co. promotes investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beri T Ph Service
North Ame Folland
Port Simpson
Canada
Vancouver
B. C
Port Bimpson
Port Bimpson Improvement Co
Pioneer Ridg
Seattle
Wash
Ose
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San Juan & Rooke Mar HS
Reas B
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Kohler & Chase
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H. Lewis & CO
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Victor and Edison
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Union Bakery & Cafe
Becond Avenue
Garvey-Buchanan Co
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Silk and Dress Goods Dept
Ench Coont
Broome
Peter Pan
Rae Lee
Goo Shepherd
Washington Children's Home
Children’s Home
Mount Carmel Mission Ryther
Hebrew Benevolent Assn
Florence Crittenden
Seaman's Friend Society
Emwiy
Salvation Army
Broadway Hospital Volunteers of America
Rainier Home Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolet Soclery
Muastita
Mt Latio
Worth
Lenox
Holly Nour
Kantern
Garvey-Buchanan CO. Lumber Exchange Bldg
Downing, Hopking Anger Brokers
Stee Benda Private Wik
Alecks
Heattiec
Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co
Second Ave
Seattie Wash
L. l. Hoffman
Boyle
the Clothier
Pike St
Foi
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Union Tailors
James St
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Keystone Liquor CO
First Ave
Steve
M. M. Ring
Beattie’ Oi Aoe
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Second Avenue South
Washington St
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Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Co
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