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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1919

Page

4

Army training shapes Reuther into league pitching star

Captain Cook credits Camp Lewis discipline for Walter Reuther the former Northwestern league hurler who improved after joining the army. Reuther, previously headstrong, learned to handle himself and refined his pitching, with plans for a top national level. Also featured are boxing stars at Camp Lewis and local sports plans.

Pat Moran Cincinnati Camp Lewis Reuter Captain Cook Reuther Walter Reuther Shipyard Lewis South Charley Mullen Cook Charley Mullen Ad Schacht Austin & Salt

Bicycle Race Entry Form for Seattle Star

Application for entry in the Seattle Star bicycle race requires full name address and year of birth. Pupil status may be noted. Sign and date. return to the Bicycle Race Editor by August 27. Entries accepted by mail or in person at the Seattle Star.

Seattle Star

Carl Sawyer the Minn Mills Clown Runs Show in Baseball Fun

Carl Sawyer stars for the Minneapolis Millers as a fielding and batting comic early in the American Association season. His stunts include pantomime boxing, a shoe sniff, a solitaire wrestling match, and a notable baserunning theft. Fans and President Hickey praise the entertaining antics as a boost for the game.

American Association Germany Schaeffer Nick Altrock A. A Carl Banger Minneapolis Millers Umpe Sawyer Hickey Association

Major League Scoreboard Amid Mixed Results

In New York and Boston briefs dated August 13, baseball lineups feature Cleveland with Coveleskie and O Neal and players Catterton and Ruel noted. Boston column lists Shocker and Reveroids with Mc Graw, Musser, Jones and others. Steam adage closes the note on a cautionary line about technology.

New York HH. EB Cleveland Cactoen Acad Catterton Coveleskie O'Neal Mogridgs Ruel Boston St. Louie McGraw Musser Jones Chang

Seattle Club Lays Plans For New Year

The Seattle baseball club, mired in last place, plans an early start for next season as manager Mullen seeks infielders and a pitching corps while coach Mul len emphasizes developing young players. Vernon Tigers visit today as Seattle eyes a stronger rally in 1921.

Seattle Fangs Seattle Charley Mullen Prexy Hreweter Mullen Claude Thomas Elmer Reiger Ernie Schorr Regan Gilligan Lyle Bigbee

Gotoh Captures Triumphant Middleweight Bout in San Pedro

Gotoh defeats Joe Moliteh in three falls at San Pedro to claim the middleweight bout. The victory advances Gotoh toward a prospective title match with Walter Miller, the former title-holder.

Los Angeles Young Goteh Joe Moliteh San Pedro Goteh Moliteh Walter Miller

Londos Defeats Grandovich In Straight Falls In San Francisco

Chris Londos used reverse head and body lock to pin Ivan Grandovich in two straight falls with times 53 22 and 81 08. Londos now seeks a match with Strangler Lewis, having defeated every opponent so far.

San Francisco Chris Londos Ivan Grandovich Strangler Lewis Londos

Gardner and Allen Meet in Net Championship Showdown

Gardner the California net ace faces Marshall Allen of Seattle in today's Washington state net championships at Fir Loch. The day also features Mansell Smith vs Van Kuran and a full schedule of singles and doubles matches with numerous results from yesterday's play.

Carl Gardner California Franciollva Mina Aljen Mise Fording Burrill Va Mise H. Green McMillan Mia. Graham Hamlin Mise Henderson Lewis Mise D. Greene Crawford Mra. Bragdon Turenne Mias Fording Mra. le Biend Mise Wheaton Mias Elliott Mra. Eiffinger Misa Campbell Misa MacDonald Mra. Wiamer Mra. Cuehing Mra. Graham T. M. Green Hamilin McMilland Monsod Cantenada Hurr Heaketh Kolstad Miye Landaborough Green H. Green Brownell Wright F. W. Norton Miss Schreiner Mica Wheaton Wismer Miss el- Hott Miller Williame Carpenter Gray Mise Campbell Hamilton Richarda Mra Cuahing Mise MacDonald Miss Bowle Mises Lindsey Waller Vanderlan Burr Foley Misa Livingstone Foster Gardner Allen Livingstone Bragdon Effinger Graham H. Nollan McGill Verley Cushing Shannon Fenn van Kuren Mansel-Simith Wabraushek Bemisse Worley Russell Coffin Harper Hedrick Tuckett Millerove Nollan Hesketh

How Coast Clubs Stand Won Leet Pet Tae Angele

The fragment lists multiple city names including Vernon Malt Lake City Portland and San Francisco with scattered numbers and codes. The text appears to be garbled OCR of standings or results with no clear action or outcome.

Leet Pet Tae Angele Vernon Lake City San Francisco OMIM Ccceccerarses Portland Cieeesese

Califor­nia Racquet Teams Set for United States Tennis Doubles Meet

In Boston at Longwood, two California pairs meet in the semi finals to decide who plays for the national doubles title. The other semifinal features Australia’s Brookes and Patterson vs F F Alexander and Wordell, with Johnston and Griffin to meet McLoughlin and Bundy, then Richards and Tilden defend the title in the challenge round. Rain was forecast for the afternoon.

Boston Mass United Press California Longwood Cricket Club United States Brookes and Patterson F. F. Alexander Howard Wordell William M. Johnston Clarence J. Griffin Maurice FE McLoughlin Thomas C. Bundy

Smith Hurls Seals To Shut Out Victory

Casey Smith pitched a shutout for the Seals in a 2 to 0 win over the Solons in Sacramento. Batteries: Mails Piercy and Cook for the Seals, Cady Smith and Baldwin for the Solons.

Smith SEALS Ban Francisco Casey Smith Solons R. H. E. Sacramento Mails Piercy and Cook Cady

Killefer’s homer seals opening win for Angels

Wade Killefer, manager of the Los Angeles Angels, hit a four bagger in the fourth inning with two on to power a 6 2 victory over Salt Lake City. Gould and Byler starred for Salt Lake while Fittery and Baasier worked behind the plate for Los Angeles.

Angeles Wade Killefer Angel Pilot Salt Lake Salt Lake City Los Angeles Gould Byler Fittery Baasier

Advertising Mindset in The Star Brand

The Star urges readers to associate advertising with the paper as a trusted source for messages and promotions. It frames The Star as a constant companion for businesses and consumers seeking news, deals, and guided consumer choices.

Jeff Tesreau Returns to College in 1921 Scene

A fragmented reminiscence sets the Giants in a morning practice at the well grounds. Jeff Tesreau reappears among old comrades, exuding a solemn vow to be the same resilient figure and signaling that college life has not changed him.

Jeff Tesreau Indeeg Ozark Jeff

Boxer Jeny Acquitted in Monmouthshire Black and White Charge

London reports Jeny the Welsh welterweight was acquitted in Monmouthshire sessions of taking part in the black and white affair. The case involved allegations of involvement in illicit activities connected to a supposed black and white scheme.

London Jeny Monmouthshire

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