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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1913

Page

2

Polly Grimm Debuts With Long Hour Bout Against Zbyszek

Polly Grimm’s professional wrestling debut at the Dreamland pavilion drew strong heat as he outlasted Stanielaus Zybezko in a 63 notes 20 seconds first fall after over an hour on the mat. Zybezko claimed the second fall in 14 minutes 36 seconds with a full Nelson move. Grimm showed noted strength and resilience, while the Pole pressed the attack. prelims saw Harvey Donalison defeat Andy Nelson twice and Langes vs Eaton go 20 minutes.

Polly Grimm Dreamland Pavilion Stanielaus Zybezko Zybarko Big Zyb Zybecko Grimm Die Zybasko

On the Alleys League Action at Bismarck Lanes

Bolcom Lumber Co. blanked Pincher Bros three straight in a Monday night series at the Bismarck alleys. Lund led with strong serving and a high average, while Pischer posted a .491 mark and Garder delivered a top score of 184. Pelicans tiebreakers featured 845 and 798 games. Two league clashes set for tonight include Colts vs Dazties in No. 1 league and Seattle Nationals against National Bank of Commerce in the Bankers' league.

Bolcom Lumber Co Pincher Bros Bismarck Ableys Lund Pischer’s Pelicans Faxiea Dolts Gardner Paytes Bismarck Colts Dazties Seattle Nationals National Bank of Commerce

Six English bulldogs imported for $37000 in New York

In New York on February 4, Arnold Lawson, son of Thomas W. Lawson, imported six English bulldogs valued at $37,000, said to be the finest and most costly of their breed. A 20 percent duty was applied. The lot includes Hat Is Champion Centaur, 4 1/2 years old with 12 lightweight titles, and Beamlah Blunderbuss and Irish Boy, noted heavyweights.

New York Arnold Lawson Thomas W. Lawson Boston Centaur Beamlah Blunderbuss

No Worry for Kid Mohler With Portland Colts

Nick Williams manager of the Portland Colts says Kid Mohler recently released by the San Francisco Seals will have no official position beyond his playing role. Mohler has been under strain as Seals captain and will be allowed to devote all time to his playing position with Portland Northwestern.

United Portland, Or Nick Williams Portland Colts Kid Mohler San Francisco Seals Portland Northwestern Mohler Seals Williams

Washington State Beats UW In Tight 26 24 Showdown

Washington State College defeated the University of Washington 26 to 24 in a fiercely contested game at Pullman. Capt. Byler led the varsity, contributing key plays as the Cougars sealed a late victory.

Pullman University of Washington Washington State College Washington Byler

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Dandruff Cure

An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair remedy as superior to elder tonics, claiming it strengthens hair and restores color by killing dandruff germs. A 50 cent bottle is offered with a money back guarantee after a fair trial through Owl Drug Company and local druggists.

Widdie Owl Dru Company

Seattle Boys Set for Frisco Showdown Tonight

Two Seattle fighters headline a San Francisco card at Pavilion rink with Tommy McFarland claiming a notable win streak and Johnny O’Leary facing Roy Moore in the prelims. Antone LaGrave battles Romeo Hagan, while Kid Berteleon and Eddie Miller headline another preliminary.

San Francisco Ike Tommy McFarland Willie Hoppe Patchertown Red Watson Pavilion Rink McPerland Watson Strawberry Blonde Johnny O'Leary Seattle Roy Moore Montana Kid Ray Campbell Antone LaGrave Romeo Hagan Kid Berteleon Eddie Miller

Snodgrass Eyes Phillies in Hard National Fight Next Season

In this sports digest, Fred Snodgrass expects a tough battle with the Phillies. Notes on the American Association’s player shortages, possible boy matchups like Frank Purcell’s Johnny O’Leary, and Seattle summer plans. Also mentions Billy Weeks versus Romeo Hagen for a Queensberry title decision and Seattle high school invitation to a Pacific Coast meet.

Fred Snodgrass New York Giant Philadelphia Rankerop Snodgrass Phillies The San Francisco Daily News Billy Weeks Romeo Hagen Weeks Magen

If Women Knew Baseball They’d Be Crazy About It

Mrs. Frank Chance, wife of baseball star, speaks on the Highlanders and ranch life. She says she does not seek interviews or the limelight, insists Frank handles his own affairs, and defends baseball as square, clean sport. The couple’s bulldog listens as she shares views on women and the game.

Frank Glendora Orange Ranch Gueas Crany

Portland Coast League opens training with Visalia camp

Manager Walter McCredie announced the spring training plan for Portland Coast League club. Players reported to Visalia, California, on March 1 for a month of workouts ahead of the Coast League season, and a game with the Visalia town team follows the next day.

Portland Ore Walter McCredie Portland Coast League Visalia Cal Visala

Wolgast Eyes May San Francisco Bout With Ritchie

Ad Wolgast writes from Portland to a friend in San Francisco predicting Ritchie will avoid him. He plans a San Francisco bout around May 10 and then aims at Jack Britton in the East before challenging Ritchie, calling him the champion by mistake. He expects to stay in the Northwest for a week or more.

Ban Francisco Portland Ore Ad Wolgast Ritchie Wolgast San Francisco

Yamada Wins Exhibition Billiards Match in San Francisco

Koji Yamada defeated George in an exhibition 18.2 billiards match here last night after a 60 point run in the 25th inning, capturing the local title in an unexpected rally.

San Francisco Koji Yamada Geore Yamada

Degnan Elected President of Seattle Athletic Club

T. B. Degnan was Monday night elected president of the Seattle Athletic Club with no opposing candidate. Seven directors were chosen: H. H. Chase, A. S. Goldsmith, A. F. Helberg, Harold Preston, T. L. Quigley, A. Schiossmacher and R. S. Terhune.

T. B. Degnan Seattle Athletic Club H. Chase A. S. Goldsmith A. F. Helberg Harold Preston T. L. Quigley A. Schiossmacher R. S. Terhune

Tommy Clark to Meet Danny O'Brien in Ballard Bout

Tommy Clark former A. C. champ and Danny O'Brien are paired for a four round bout at Ballard Athletic club on February 11. Four other matches will be arranged. This marks the first meeting of the two fighters in the ring.

Tommy Clark Danny O’brien Ballard Athletic Club

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