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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1904
Page
2
The store claims the largest stock of pianos and organs in the state with direct purchases from manufacturers, enabling the lowest pricing. It promises courteous treatment, fair dealings, and many good bargains in slightly used instruments and related departments.
San Francisco outscores Seattle by 50 pins to take the first-half lead in the telegraphic bowling match. The San Francisco five posted three 200+ games as Seattle faltered in the late pattern, with totals and individual scores shown for both teams. The second half is set for next Monday night.
Cleveland Ohio reports that pitcher Otto Hess is back with the Cleveland team after a season in the minors. The 25 year old southpaw from Dayton Ohio brings an overhand slow ball and veteran pace from his Philippine war service, and is counted on to make the roster this year.
In Victoria on August 9 B Schwenger defeated A Goward in yesterday's tennis matches. Schwenger earned the right to play Powell for the championship honors. Both players are local residents.
F. H. Wilson praised as England best amateur cricketer and Cambridge University veteran batsman with centuries noted as his strength after several years of play.
In Cleveland New York posted 9 to 1 while Chicago defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5. At 8Teewene St Louis led Detroit 9 to 1 and Detroit also beat Boston 2 to 0.
Fragmentary OCR lists team locations and numbers without full context. Contains entries like AT PHILADELPHIA and AT NEW YORK with city labels and scores but lacks complete event details or dates.
The Mercedes IV from France won the international boat race from Calais to Dover in one hour and five minutes yesterday. English and Belgium boats finished second and third respectively.
Hunt of Michigan and California defeated Harry Wardner of Chicago to claim the Northwest tennis championship, closing with scores of 46, 7 65, 46 2. Hunt claimed the title as the top winner yesterday in Minneapolis Minnesota.
The Manuel Lopes team claims city amateur supremacy and challenges rival Dilly Beland and the Rainiers led by Billy Relond. Newman plans a $190 matchup next Saturday with the Rainiers and also offers games against Bothell Kent Port Angeles and Arlington. The piece mentions Sedro-Woolley connections and other local teams as context.
Fox sues the Great American Marble Company seeking appointment of a receiver and contract voiding, after alleging loss of marble lands in Alaska deeded during incorporation of the company for 70 million dollars. He claims damages of 6500 and challenges the promoters’ capital claims. The company disputes the charges.
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