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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1907
Page
2
Inclement weather shrinks crowd as A Muskoday wins the Labor Day Handicap on a mud track. Misa Officious and Chimney Sweep backers rally. Canardo and Ethel Day disappoint. Record fines and judge action follow after Canardo ride controversy.
The Cubs clinched the series in a seventh inning burst, scoring multiple runs after Stanley’s error kept the Cats in check until Tonneson’s homer. Arbogast, Howell, and Myers contributed key hits as Seattle’s scoring spree sealed a 32 to 2 victory.
A preliminary morning game saw Heston beat Philadelphia 5 to 4 with an afternoon match postponed. The day also lists a 3 to something score for a Pittsburgh contest and mentions delays for other scheduled games in New York and surrounding areas.
The Cuba team caused chaos in baserunning and fielding as nine at bats yielded two doubles and three singles, while Tonneson allowed five hits in the seventh. Umpire Howlett kept peace amid harsh fan labels as Dug smiles at four straight wins and rising gate receipts.
Portland and St John close to a riot after a rubber ball was used in a decisive Tri City league game. Frakes beat St John 7 to 5 with five runs while the ball was in play. both teams blame each other for sneaking it in and St John protests.
Vancouver claimed first place by four points over Seattle Athletic Club at a local track meet. Chandler repeated his spring performance by winning the marathon. Cups and trophies valued at $1,000 were awarded.
United Press reports Young Ketchell of Tutte defeated Joe Mon y yenterday in the thirty second round of a welterweight title fight. Ketchell battered Thomas with left and right hooks to the head and body. Thomas fought back but was knocked down multiple times. Referee Hark Poley waved off the bout as Ketchell maintained the attack and claimed the victory in a relentless, punishing contest.
In the mile auto race at Denver yesterday Rept. 3-Casey and W. K. Felker were killed. Casey was thrown headfirst on a turn and Felker died after his car hit a post. Seven entries started. only three finished with George Maxwell first, Paul Tobin second, and Charles Brinker third.
The Twelfth Ward Republican club was organized at Illiman City last night with Everett Smith president Pee Petk secretary and J F McMullen treasurer. The club will meet on the second Tuesday of each month.
The report details a day of harness racing with multiple heats. It lists horses such as Value to First, Horee and Duke of Or, and jockeys like Devries and Hughes. The rundown covers Fourth and Fifth races, pacing for four and six furlongs, and a later Handicap with winnings and placements.
Dugdale arranged for Patterson the Miners fast infielder in exchange for Charlie Shaffer who heads to Butte. Patterson has been performing well. Zimmer man of Colorado, a new outfielder, is due in Aberdeen to replace Howell. Diamond loans. 204 Bailey building.
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