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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
10
Lingford’s coaching impresses as Langford guides Jeffries camp in Ardennan California. Langford drills stand off work and uppercuts to counter Johnson’s right upper cut and left. Jeffries remains tight lipped about Johnson while advisers plan a new training phase.
The Red Mill company billiard girls in Los Angeles show little interest in social pleasures, preferring a quiet game. Miss Helen Colling wins the Red Mill tournament title after a 100 point match with Miss Van Meter and Miss Cole, with Van Meter advancing by a seven run finish. The prize is a box of silk stockings.
A writer criticizes New York legislation on California racing saying amendments against betting will push California horsemen to the Western circuit. The change could drive big owners westward and shift patronage to California and Juarez next season.
The Niagara region bowling league lists venues from Port Welland to Buffalo. Hamilton sprinter Bobby Kerr receives an Ireland certificate crediting him as Canadian champion for the 220 yards with a 22 15 seconds time recorded in Dublin, July 16, with possible England championship selection.
Hal Lanigan recalls a remarkable seventh game moment featuring Wid Conrey and Hal Chase of the New York Highlanders vs the St. Louis Browns. Powell’s drive, Conrey’s barehanded catch, and Chase’s leaping throw preserved the tie in the ninth, sending the game to extra innings where New York won in the 13th before Detroit heartbreak.
Sam Langford will travel to Rowardennan, California, around June 1 to join Jeffries training staff, manager Joe Woodman says. The plan aims to gear Langford for a September bout with Tommy Burns, with a six round match against Ketchel scheduled for April 27 in Philadelphia.
Four hundred boxes shipped to Seattle by rail misstep reach us at a loss from a prominent Los Angeles concern. Finest lisle socks in black and colored varieties offered. silk embroidered figures in lavender green blue tan stripes and more. Six pairs priced at 1.55, half price for a box of six pairs.
The article highlights Silk Four-in-Hand and French Fold foulards and striped silks as loose ends of tie fashion. It notes a wide color range from rose and navy to olive, tan, cream, and purple. Ties are commonly sold in men’s shops at 50 cents tomorrow at a local shop sale event.
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