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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1915
Page
7
Mr F J Martin president of Northwestern Mutual Fire Association explains title insurance offers personal relief from responsibility and added security for those handling trust funds. He notes the policy’s protection justifies the premium and emphasizes its value to trustees and investors.
Baseball columns praise managers across leagues highlighting George Stalling s Pats Mor an Bresnahan Herzog Huggins Robinson Clark Don ov an Mack Griffith Birmingham Jennings Rowland Rickey Tinker Jones Stovall Phillips Oakes Knabe Schlaff y Magee as the game shifts to brainier leadership and improved off field discipline.
New York February 9 Joe Shugrue of Jersey City challenges Freddie Welsh for the world lightweight crown in a ten round no decision bout weighing 185 pounds. Shugrue seeks a decisive victory after a prior hard fight with Welsh and plans a further match against Johnny Griffiths in Akron on February 23.
Boxing talk centers on Karl Baird and Lloyd Madden from Seattle with arguments over who truly earned city title bragging rights. The Seattle bout featured a close second round, a responsive third by Baird, and lingering doubts about Madden’s potential at San Francisco amateurs.
Under Eureka Athletic club auspices Arthur Finberg and William Sadick will race on Seattle streets Sunday afternoon. The 2 p.m. start at 20th and Terrace leads to Volunteer Park and back, covering about a mile and a half.
The Boston Athletic Association relay squad set a new world indoor record for 1560 yards at 8 minutes 2.4 seconds in the annual meet with the New York Athletic Club. The Harvard team had held the mark last year. Burns, Rose, Caldwell and Halpin formed the record breaking quartet.
Claire Allez Cyril Rumble Althea Marlatt and Robert Jonson win place on the Franklin debating team. Capitol Hill union services at First Methodist Protestant church will be conducted by Rev. H Mf Law.
Ed Ruelback former Brooklyn Nationals pitcher signed a one year contract with the Federal league and will be assigned to a Federal club later. Also noted John J McDerricott of New York, twice winner of the open golf championship, is in a sanitarium near Philadelphia recovering from a complete nervous breakdown.
U of Washington rowing coach Hiram Conibear has split 60 hopefuls into three sections on Lake Washington. All know they face elimination as practice proceeds, with crews chosen from the surviving group. The first and second boats will be selected only after thorough testing.
Joe Welling, a leading lightweight from Chicago, has defeated top lightweights in Australia and prepares for a ten round bout against Bobby Scanlon in Kenosha Wisconsin on February 12.
Portland player Mac Bisaillon defeated Charles Hulen 250 to 153 before 400 spectators in Brown and Hulen’s balk line championship opener. Bisaillon showed strong cues, an average around 6 and 10-40, high runs of 29, 21, 26 and 20. Hulen, standing in for Ed Corby of Tacoma, began late but improved, while Garth L. Rice of Spokane and Ray Hogue of Seattle prepared to square off tonight. Jim Loveland refereed as specials bleachers drew a full house.
Dowling Augustine & Kyer beat Brunswick-Balke-Collender 2279 to 1801 on Bismarck alleys. Hanson and Hulen led with 185 and 166 averages. P. S. T. L. & P. Co defeated General Electric 2303 to 2239 on Imperial alleys, Langdon 188, 170. Elks House No 5 beat Capt Drake No 1 2391 to 2319. Brake 198, Hoffman 181. Grays beat Violets 2610 to 2436. Brageins 215, Gardiner 190 2-3.
National baseball league owners meet in New York to adopt a 1915 season schedule and likely rescind December action that cut player limits to two per team, reacting to the American league's unchanged 21-man rosters.
Police report three suspected burglars detained. A fire damages the F. S. Lang Mfg. plant. Mrs. Mary T. Du Cett dies in Portland. A variety of local events include lectures, plays, elections, and community meetings across Seattle and nearby areas.
A Reverend in our hometown defined elevation of the American Association into a major league. He once showed two acres of orchard at the county fair, winning many prizes for apple varieties. When asked how so many kinds could grow, he quipped that naming an apple is as easy as naming a calf.
Steamers H. B. Kennedy and Tourist depart Colman Dock Seattle on a variable timetable with morning and afternoon runs including 6 30 except Sunday 6 00 10 30 a m 1 30 2 00 Sunday 2 30 6 30 p m Saturday 11 45 p m Time table subject to change without notice Phone Main 3101 80e Round Trip Reand Trip
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