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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
3
The Giants beat the Beavers 3 to 1 in a nine inning clash at Dugdale's park. Furchner pitched well for Seattle with Shea behind the plate. Cates twirled for Vancouver as the visitors managed a single run in the fourth and seventh.
United Press notes a qualification round for the club cup will open the Merion Cricket Club season in Philadelphia tomorrow marking the start of competitive play for the club.
A guide for young players stressing natural ability and left handedness for first base. Emphasizes practice receiving throws, reading batters, fielding technique, and keeping game focus while observing opponents. Advises using both hands, staying disciplined, and avoiding alcohol and smoking.
Pittsburg opens season with a 9 to 1 win over Cincinnati at home as Camnitz dominates with eight hits allowed. Batteries for Cincinnati were McQuillan Keefe and McLean. for Pittsburg Clarke Camnitz and Gibson. Other games in progress were postponed by rain. For sale Black Rabbits prize stock 1423 Fifth Ave.
Johnny Coulon defeats Phil McGovern of New York by decision in Kenosha Wisconsin. Coulon outboxed McGovern throughout the fight and held him to prevent a knockout in the 10th round as fans hissed his rough work. Nearby boxing news notes Chicago boxing ban and a telegraphic bowling tournament setup with Johns Hopkins and University of Pennsylvania to meet in Baltimore.
BR Day grammar school fell to Interlake boys in a quick ball game as seven league games were played Wednesday. Results include Hallard-Interbay 6 to 8, Lowell 6 Lake 3 protested, Irving 15 Warren 7, Lincoln 19 Coe 7, and forfeit Washington-Walla Walla vs Central. Weekend schedule lists Ballard Whittier, Fairview Bagley, Greenwood Allen, Mercer Warren, and more. Sedro Woolley Tigers beat Sedro Woolley Pinks 9 to 2 with lineup featuring Lillipop Fisk Hebert Thomas Sonner Bristol Pigg Trainer Chapman.
The Waseda ball team from Toklo was defeated again yesterday 10 to 1 by Santa Claras. A busy lineup of events is set for the annual freshman sophomore meet between Queen Anne Broadway Lincoln and Tacoma high schools on the University of Washington campus tomorrow afternoon. Events include sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, and a mile relay, with pole vault and shot put starting with the 60 yard dash. The night Star reports on the Pink Star coupon, a racing auto accident in Elizabeth New Jersey, and upcoming gym exhibition by the M C A athletic department with a 12 number program. Al Kubiak was knocked out cold by Joe Jeanette in New York, and a Beattie Athletic club telegraph match lineup is listed for tomorrow night. Seattle College was defeated by Broadway High 5 to 3 in a sensational afternoon game.
Ber Clifton, outfielder for the western Rangers baseball team of Alva, was spiked in the right hand while playing for Southwestern normal school at Weatherford and was reported to be near death.
Los Angeles report states Jimmy Reagan and Danmay Webster have signed to fight in Salt Lake on May 15. The bout headlines a card featuring the United piece leased wire update on boxing assignments.
Tide schedule notes today in Seattle with a high at 12 03 a m and 3 17 p m and a low reading of 13 1 feet and 29 feet recorded.
Tomorrow at 3 P M Vancouver faces Seattle in a Northwest League baseball game. Attendance and gate details are unclear though fans may travel by streetcar. Local weather could affect play at the ballpark.
Last day for the Daveno demonstration offers a free $10 mattress with each Daveno up to $75 and a $12 mattress with Daveno purchases over $75. Terms include cash or on time payments. shoppers are invited to view the display and purchase before the demonstrator leaves. Also advertised are a six gallon galvanized garbage bucket with lift bail priced at $1.20 and a 14 quarts dish pan at 22 cents as specials.
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