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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1907
Page
2
Cambridge Oct. 23 Teddy Jr son of the president is a target for snapshot men at Harvard. Harvard athletic officials ban photos to curb vanity and avoid moral effects on others. The Seattle Star exclusive reproduces a shot of him falling on the ball at Soldiers Field.
The Educates swept the 8 A. C. bowling tournament and lead the race for top honors. McKown posted the high score and best average, as Educates teammates McKown 188, Ogden 462, Rathbun 431, Conover 470, plus others boosted totals to 2479 for Educates versus 2289 for Athletes.
An old advertisement notes Monuments Art Marble Company located around 2011 See av. three doors north of Vir st. with phones listed as 1738.
Coach Lewin of Seattle High School plans to rest several stars for the Bellingham game to be at full strength for the Spokane clash next week. The Coast league may trim its season next year and Caldwing proposes a post season series among Coast Western Eastern and Southern league champions. Major Delmar adds 2500 to his winnings by two of three fastest heats at Poughkeepsie track. Whitman to play Multnomah Friday with a crippled front line.
A furnace offer from H. Woodhouse Co at 112 University Street promises thorough heating for small homes. The ad touts a guaranteed system suited for six to eight rooms, urging readers to act now.
Disjointed references discuss Washington Whitman strength and manager Chance pursuing Johnny Kane for next season. Mentions Chicago stars, the All Blacks, and a cross country trip to face Stanford, Berkley, and a Canadian rugby tennis rugby football team, with speculation on selections.
San Francisco report on the 45 round bout between J Arthur Johnson and Jim Flynn set for November 2 at Coffroth’s arena. Flynn expresses earlier life dreams of becoming a contender if he defeats Johnson.
The veteran fighter declares his intent to chase Johnson from the first bell and previews a string of past bouts across Pueblo Denver and Salida, recounting battles with Sullivan Mallory Bean and Maxey as he describes his long road back.
Fragmentary OCR list includes names such as Jack Twins Burns, George Gardner, Dave oe Willard Bean, Billy Mallory, Fred Kisel, Morgan Willian, Tim Fiyon and mentions roles or nicknames. Content lacks coherent event details or dates.
The group plans a nationwide tour by steamer President and steamer Victor, with Alaska-originating candidates Described as a strong push to field a team. The list includes Captain Harry M. Keown, W. C. McGuire, D. Balford, C. J. Harlow, Walter Gaffney, F. Hurley, C. J. McIntyre, Alfred Lowman, Ralph Lomag, and H. Hehnelder.
The University of Washington football team will face the Chemawa Indians on Saturday on the campus field. The game against Utah was canceled. Washington, from Oregon, expects a tough contest after two prior hard-fought meetings with Chemawa.
Oakland defeated Portland 13 to 3 in a RH game. EB DUNE is reported dead. Pidesanys tallied 141 Portlam 66 cise clones, with Hatteries Cates and Bling, Per nell and Byrnes noted. Umpire Perrine officiated.
The game between Los Angeles and San Francisco has been postponed due to rain, delaying the scheduled matchup and affecting plans for both teams.
Committees are canvassing Beattle to promote the 1908 Fraternal Order of Eagles convention. Beattle aerie plans a reception tonight in honor of T. A. Bell grand aerie president as about five hundred Eagles are expected.
Per ton and Tacoma, headed by then, will be present tonight to welcome their clef.
Chas W. Mott, immigration agent of the Northern Pacific, advocates introducing Olympian games at the coming exposition on the west coast to revive national athletic interest and attract attention across the United States.
The Puget Bound Electric company yesterday asked the superior court to dismiss Annie Sl Harris's $30,000 damages suit over her husband’s death last December near Edgewood, arguing he was riding on a pass at the time. A Jackson County assessment hearing is set for December 2. The report also notes other regional items from Washington and St Petersburg.
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