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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1918

Page

9

I Wish You'D Loungeer A Citls Bold Plot Scene

A fragmentary sports and comics note hints at a pivotal plot moment in a local theater or media presentation. It mentions a villain and audience reaction, suggesting a dramatic climax running on screen. The text is garbled but conveys suspense around a critical scene.

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Mickey King Retains Coast Title In Uneasy Bout

In a Crystal Pool ring fight Mickey King defends the coast title after a tense 12 round clash with Ian. King's persistent offense and a late rally secured a close decision as Billy Wright beat Al Nelson in the semi and Frankie Murphy barely drew with Sammy Gordon. Red Gage and Lackey Morrow also scored notable wins.

Jimmy Darcy Mickey King Crystal Pool Ian King

Tigers and Reds clash in spring series third game

In Worth Texas on April 2 the Tigers host the Cincinnati Reds after losing the first two games in the series. Yesterday at Waco the Tigers won 1 0 with Cobb Veach and Heisman delivering nine hits and seven runs. James and Jones powered the Reds with flawless defense and sharp double plays.

Stokke Chosen Again as First Sack for Bobs

Gil Stokke, last season’s first sacker for the Vancouver club, will again hold the first sack position this season as his contract is received by the team.

Gil Stokke Bobs Stokke Vancouver

Jack Dillon Heads for Coast Tour After Portland Start

The coast sport scene anticipates a clash between Mickey King the coast wiz and Jack Dillon a longtime light heavyweight. Dillon will visit Portland first and then likely Seattle, aiming to stay away from the ring while enjoying Puget Sound weather.

Mickey King Coast Wiz Jack Dillion Indianapolis Jack Puget Sound Dillon Portland Seattle

White Sox Fall to Texans in Narrow 1-0 Loss

In Houston on April 3 the White Sox trailed the Texas league by one game after dropping the second game of the series 1 to 0. Lefty Williams pitched well but Chicago managed only four hits.

Houston Tex White Sox Texas League Lefty Williams Sox

Market Report Shows Sharp Decline in Potato Prices

The market notes prices for Yakima Gems sliding from 6 to 7 dollars, jobbers quoting 15 to 22 per ton versus 25 to 28 previously, Puget Sound spuds at 5 to 20 per ton, and labor shortages limiting seed potato sales. Dairy, fruit, and grain items show unsteady or mixed movement with assorted wholesale price entries across various regional crops and products.

Puget Sound Togo Orster Shella Angeles Sterane

Purman Picks Cardinals to Close Fourth or Fifth

Purman analyzes the 1918 St Louis Cardinals under new manager Hendricks. He notes pitching depth led by Doak Packard Meadows and a strong hitting lineup with Smith Cruise and Hornsby, while highlighting losses from enlistment and a weak first baseman spot.

Purman Cardinals Paul Purman St. Louis Cardinals Miller Huggins Hendricks Huggins Hia Pill Doak Gene Packard Lee Meadows Red Ames Doak Bia Red Ames Packard Meadown Horstman Jack May Sherdale Murchison Kotternick Twomley Fort Howard Douglass Baird Hendrick Jack Smith Walton Cruise J. Smyth Smith Cruise Smyth Hornsby Miller

Chinese Crew May Be Put Out at Columbia

Columbia University may form a crew composed entirely of Chinese on the Hudson as soon as ice clears this spring. Coach Jim Rice announced the team would race with the Lantern Colleges and noted available material for an Oriental crew, possibly with an Irish coxswain.

Columbia Hudson Jim Rice Lantern Colleges

Old Charlie Mitchell Former Champion Dies in Brighton

Charley Mitchell former English middleweight champion dies in Brighton. His notable bout was vs John L. Sullivan at Chantilly on March 10, 1888, where Mitchell drew with the American heavyweight in 39 rounds. Five years later he was knocked out by James J. Corbett in three rounds.

London Charley Mitchell Brighton Mitchell John L. Sullivan Chantilly France Jas. J. Corbett

Sibley and Johnson Matched Tonight in Handicap Match

At the Pope Sibley rooms tonight Chase Sibley Northwest champion and Walter Johnson square off in the opening block of a best three out of five. Sibley plays a 40 point handicap to Johnson's 34 in the three cushion special.

Pope-Sibley Rooms Chase Sibley Northwest Champ Walter Johnson Sibley Johnson

Coast League Opens Baseball Season With Wins

Salt Lake, San Francisco and Vernon won opening games yesterday as Los Angeles Oakland and Sacramento fell. Vernon defeated Sacramento 4 to 2, Salt Lake beat Los Angeles 7 to 5, and Frisco defeated Oakland 6 to 1.

Salt Lake San Francisco Vernon Los Angeles Oakland Sacramento Frisco

Greek Lightweight Now at Camp Lewis

Thomas Thores, the Greek lightweight wrestler, was drafted and is now stationed at Camp Lewis. Although not an American, he is eager to support Uncle Sam and go to France. While at Camp Lewis he seeks a couple of matches.

Thomas Thores Camp Lewis Thores Altho Sammy France

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