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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
2
Seattle defeated Higginbotham with small hits and key runs as Bill Coy Emi Frisk Roy Dudley and Ed Brugette powered in scores. Vancouver lost after Hell allowed a late run as Seattle and Spokane posted victories in mixed score updates.
At the Interstate fair in Spokane on September 27 two track records fell. Gemmell set a new mark for the five and a half furlongs, and Moore Johnson timed the two year old five furlongs record. Moore Johnson went favored at 9 to 10 and Arcourt was 11 to 1 but won, with Racwett close behind. Race results include Jexebel finishing third and Sare winning the six furlongs race.
A pile of battleships is reported at a navy yard. An advertising line lists Gunes For Rent and Piper Taft at 1024 26 Second Avenue.
San Francisco reports Heather Hill Squires aims to redeem himself against Jack Sullivan using new tactics after a July loss to Tommy Byrne. The piece notes Squires sparring with Denver Ed Martin and the promoter Coffroth promising a return bout. A separate item mentions a reception for Congressman Sulzer at the Alaska club.
Ladies day brought smiles as Dusdale praised Higginbotham the Roughneck. Rush had Householder well trained. A former three homer man failed to hit off Allen. Nelson earned his fourth straight win for Tacoma. Rumor says Bill Harley swapped Nelson and Martinke for Jack Clynes who now starts for Lake Soap.
The Canucks and Seattle clash sees Seattle prevail as Gus shines amid a chaotic game. Umpire Drennan and others are referenced in a fragmented report as Tecoma’s N and Martinke adjust roles. The piece notes fans roasting players while emphasizing Gus’s value to Seattle.
First race held three-quarters mile won by Viperine at 3 to 1 with Duleinen second and Belle of an 101 third. Time recorded. Second race covered eleven and a half furlongs Marion Moore won at 6 to 1 with Third Rail second and Firmament third. Time noted. Third race one mile Lexoline competitive with final results not provided.
A local shop markets men as fashion boosters, promising confidence through clothing. The gimmick positions every buyer as part of a stylish collective, highlighting bold branding and personal display.
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