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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1914

Page

7

The Paragon Ribbon and Red Carbon Paper Story

Behind the vivid ribbon prints lies years of experimentation to tailor fabric for typewriter ribbons and to develop formulas for color producing ribbons and carbon papers. The machinery behind Paragon Ribbon and Red Carbon Paper is delicate and costly, evolved through long study and labor.

Paragon

Jim Beats The Camp In Opening Game At The Camp

The crowd cheers for Jim after his strong opening performance. Spectators recount his star turn as they read about Hilson’s fined pay and Wilkins’s cramp while the band plays Auld Lang Syne. Jim’s victory is celebrated with praise and pride.

Hilson Wilkins Jim

Opening Day Fever Grips Seattle as Season Starts

Seattle fans roar for baseball as Dag’s new talent debuts and Pete Schneider starts the opener with support from Cadman. The Colts visit Chehalis before Seattle, while Mayor Gill tosses the first ball and a parade marks 2:30 game time. Seattle also tops Edmonton 3 to 2 in pre season.

Seattle Dag G. N. Salisbury Tion Gill Haas Tealy Seattle Park

Rolling Stones Shine in Races and Red Sox Outlook

Scribes note Mellons Uptick with Reds catcher showing promise while Herzog calls him green. Buffalo doubts about Schiafly’s club finishing eighth or in June. Rolling Stone wins at Jamestown and Charleston races and a city gathering ends. Frank Baker homers daily in Quaker town, and Crook fights Hammer in a ten round bout. California swim team plans East invasion from May to September. Wells pounds Pilazzo in six rounds. bout not on a piazza.

Great Scrap Expected When Champ Meets Charley White

In a May bout promoter Tom Andrews sets up a clash between Charlie White and Willie Ritchie. White seeks his big chance after two years of pursuit and missteps, while Ritchie is underestimated but proven in the ring. The fight promises speed, wit and surprise as both study each other for a likely rapid, sharp battle.

Champ Charley White Hugh S. Fullerton Roya Charlie White Willie Ritchie Tom Andrews White Ritchie Charlie

Sea Swim Triumph as Henry Hanson Conquers Elliott Bay

Elliott bay challenge ends with Henry Hanson reaching the Spring street docks after swimming three miles from Wear Seattle in under two hours. He was severely chilled and required over an hour of medical care. Arthur Cavill died in the attempt and two others narrowly escaped death or exhaustion. Hanson, 22, is an airman.

Elliott Bay Arthur Cavill Henry Hanson Wear Seattle Spring St Hanson

Market Today Shows Small Quotation Reductions Across Staples

The day’s market report notes a single notable change on the street: spring brokers’ quotations drop to 23 cents from 25. Prices paid to producers cover vegetables, fruits, dairy, and meats with varied values for apples, potatoes, cabbage, lettuce, cucumbers, onions, and citrus. The Bradner dairy and local creameries are among listed producers.

J. W. Godwin & Co Yakima White River California Cal Etratmed Rei Springs Bradner

Austin Third Man In Ring In Dreamland Smoker

Lonnie Austin will be the third man in the ring at the Dreamland smoker on Tuesday night. Austin & Salt promote a gym crowded with twelve boxers training for the event and invite public spectators to watch. The first bout is set for 8 30 with no delays.

Austin Balt

Ritchie Proves He Is Down To Weight For Murphy Fight

Ban Francisco April 13 Ritchie weighed 134 pounds in public testing his claim he can train to 133 for Friday night’s bout with Tommy Murphy at 6 p.m. The champion shows strong form and confidence after training camp turnout of about 300 fans.

Francisco Ritchie Tommy Murphy

Feds Welcome by Thousands for Tinker Return

Thousands of fans led by a brass band greeted Joe Tinker and the Chicago Federal league team today as they arrived back from spring training. The club plans to open the season in Kansas City on Wednesday.

Chicago Joe Tinker Chicago Federal League Kansas City

Washington oarsmen home tonight pick varsity for Eastern regatta

University of Washington students await the victorious varsity crew returning from California tonight. A reception and parade are planned. The crew, boosted by Heinie Zimmerman and Dunbar the coxswain, seeks funds for the trip to the Poughkeepsie regatta on the Hudson next June after beating Stanford and California on the Oakland estuary.

University of Washington California Pier D Washington Stanford Oakland Poughkeepsie Hudson Heinie Zimmerman Zimmerman Dunbar Hammer

Racine Grooms Fight Town With Joe Mandot Bout

Racine Wisconsin moves toward major league status as fans await a ten round bout Wednesday night featuring Joe Mandot former lightweight title contender against Marty McCue while Tony Caponi and Gus Christie also prepare for a Chicago middleweight clash in Indianapolis.

New York Racine Wis Joe Mandot Marty McCue Tony Caponi Chicago Indianapolis Gus Christie

Six Tigers Cut Loose by McGinnity in Tacoma

Manager McGinnity dismissed six players from the Tiger bread line in Tacoma on April 13. Infielders Schwitzler and Calvin, pitchers Williams and Reese, and catchers Rahman and Spaniard were released. He also announced the purchase of shortstop Butler from the Venice Coast league club.

Tacoma McGinnity Tiger Bread Schwitzler Calvin Williams Reese Rahman Butler

Port land Teams Set for Final Exhibition Game in Chehalis

Portland Northwestern league team and the Negro Giants meet in Chehalis for the season’s last exhibition. Before leaving for the North Nick Williams slipped blue envelopes to Pitchers Jamison and Grady and First Baseman Fulton.

Portland Negro Giants Chehalis North Nick Williams Jamison Grady Fulton

Lee Strait Leads Big win for Jersey City past Athletics

In Jersey City on Sunday April 13 Lee Strait formerly of Seattle hit a three run homer as the local ball club crushed the Philadelphia Athletics 20 to 8 in a sweeping defeat.

Jersey City N. J Philadelphia Athletics Lee Strait Seattle

Cross in Shape for Apr 28 Bout

Los Angeles April 13 Leach Croasa is in good shape for his go here April 28 with Freddie Welsh. Today’s joy thought if we only had two Sundays a week.

Los Angeles Leach Croasa Freddie Welsh

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