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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
2
Spokane Highbiaders rally in the ninth to tie Seattle with Beattie and Coy delivering key hits. An aggressive Seattle sprint ends with McKane and Altman producing the winning run. Tacoma and Vancouver note further results as the day closes.
Somerwell baseball was discussed at Athletic yesterday with talk of Seattles near win. Harry Rush pitched superbly before Altman and Swain combined for ninth inning hits. Artie Opis injury and Ross absence hurt Seattle while Nelson pitched well for Tacoma. Martinke, Nelson, Clynea, and Downie shined for their teams as trades show impact.
Miss May Case and Miss Florence Troope, the female raffles, were sentenced to the state reform school in Tacoma after being charged with stealing from the Bonneville hotel. Separate travel advertises offer discounted one way rail rates from Chicago to western cities.
A detailed account of the 1901 America's Cup race on New York waters between Shamrock II and Columbia. It describes close maneuvers, wind shifts from 18 to 9 mph, decisive tacks, and Charlie Barr guiding Shamrock II to a finish inside the time allowance to defend the cup.
Explosion led a lively public spectacle in New York yesterday as the crowd surged to back the animal for first place. The event ended with a surprising third place for the favored entrant. Pullman accepts Washington terms as two colleges meet on the local gridiron. Paul Jarvis will not play football this year. The U has lost a fine player. Sonoma Girl secured a hard win over Highball in the Hester Columbus stake yesterday. Washington High school athletes watched the university work out late. High hopes remain to beat the U this year after last season’s narrow field goal defeat. Ex Coast pitchers are influential in current ve lokea t races with Newton Hogg and others highlighted.
G. H. Brown Plembin Co. advertises modern baths and sinks with low prices and urges readers to get price figures. Located at 221 Pine.
University trainer Connibear says Dan Kelly is not a ten second man and urges him to run again to prove himself. The coach emphasizes Dan must perform better in future races to salvage the season.
Yesterday's racing at Vancouver featured six furlong events with Commodore first, Lambertha second, Miss Prove third in 1 07 2 46. Rosa Meaty won the second race in 1 22, Tigon second, en third. Fort Wayne placed second in the third race won by Betay in 1 07 2 6. Lady Mirthfail won the fourth race with Maxtress second and Byron Rose third in 1 22 2 6. Black Sam won the fifth race over four furlongs with Lord Provost second and Laura B third in 52 seconds. The Northwestern Steamship Co. announced John Rosene has safely returned to Nome from Siberia and will sail to Seattle on the next boat.
John Jones began with a single dollar at the State Bank of Seattle on First and Yesler. He saved small weekly amounts, growing his capital and interest until he could invest for sizable gains, illustrating how starting a savings account can create fortunes.
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