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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1914

Page

7

INVADERS MAY JOIN CLASS D BASEBALL CIRCUIT

A Friday meeting discussed forming a Puget Sound Class D league. Waiting on word from Everett Bellingham Snohomish Anacortes Bremerton Port Townsend and Marysville. If organized for 1914 Dug’s venue may not host league games due to Northwestern league Sundays. Next season would have 24 Sunday games here. Dug hopes 1915 schedule adds 10 more Sunday games and Seattle may get a Class D club.

Puget Sound Territory Everett Bellingham Snohomish Anacortes Bremerton Port Townsend Marysville Dug's Dug Seattle

Murphy Warns Cubs Not to Join Feds

Chicago owner Charles Webb Murphy announces legal action against any Chicago Nationals players who defect to the Federal League. He insists the club has a legal right to its players and vows to enforce the contract, labeling the Federal League as pirates.

Murphy CUBS FEDS Chicago Charles Webb Murphy Chicago Nationals Federala Outlaws

Long Larry McLean avoids challenge after Harlem clash

Long Larry McLean Giants catcher nursed a bruised face after a barroom fight with Cy Seymour in Harlem. McLean had boasted for years he could whip Jack Johnson, but his recent clash followed an incident with his theatrical manager over money from a week's engagement.

New York Larry McLean Giants Jack Jonson Cy Seymour Harlem Johnson McLean Larry Seymour

Pilgrim Congregational Five Fall to Plymouth Auroras

The Pilgrim Congregational church five lost 44 to 20 at Plymouth gym Friday night. Plymouth's team played a fine game with strong teamwork leading the win. Stone, Marburger and Kelly starred for the victors.

Pilgrim Congregational Church Plymouth Auroras Plymouth Gym Stone Marburger Kelly

Clash Tonight Seattle YMCA Faces Port Blakeley Basketeers

The Seattle YMCA team meets Port Blakeley on the YMCA floor tonight. Observers say Blakeley, a squad of former college players, will provide the toughest test yet after their Vancouver showing.

Seattle Y. M. C. A Port Blakeley Blakeley Vancouver

Random Shots on Champions and Rumors

A collage of sports tidbits notes Langford and Jeannette delaying a bout, Murphy’s five thousand dollar bet, and other chatter. It mentions Notre Dame versus Yale, Walter Camp avoiding Western stars, rumors about Happy Hogan and the St Louis Browns, plus Charley Herzog’s Cincinnati assignment.

Title Insurance credited for safer real estate deals

The article credits abstract-makers for recognizing flaws in the old system and introducing Title Insurance. It explains how expert lawyers examine titles, guarantee them, and eliminate the need for abstracts, with the Washington Title Insurance Company of Seattle highlighted for its capital and protections. It notes Title Insurance is common in New York and large cities nationwide.

Washington Title Insurance Company Seattle New York

Seattle Boys Get Raw Deal At Vancouver

Seattle Athletic Club boxing director Pat Scott returns from Vancouver with his team after an interclub smoker on New Year’s night. The 8. A. C. split boxing wins with Vancouver while losing in wrestling, and Scott alleges biased decision making including Edward Pinkman defeating Bradley overcatch weights and an extra round after Bradley appeared knocked out.

Pat Scott Seattle Athletic Club Vancouver Vancouver A. C Scott Edward Pinkman Bradley

O Leary May Get Title Bout With Kilbane

John ny O Leary the Seattle featherweight and top coast contender may box champion Johnny Kilbane within a month or two if Kilbane Attell match fails. Manager Frank Purcell negotiates with Coffroth and Graney while O Leary fights Joe Bayley in Vancouver today.

San Francisco Johnny O'Leary Seattle Johnny Kilbane Frank Purcell Purcell Coffroth Graney O'leary Kilbane-Attell Vancouver Joe Bayley

Middies to clash in Vernon bout on January 27

Sailor Petroskey and Jim Clabby will box in a 20 round middleweight bout at the Vernon arena January 27. Petroskey, his manager Louis Parente, and the other partymen signed articles and travel to San Francisco for three days of pre fight training. Weigh in at 158 pounds at 10 a m. and ring entrance five hours later.

Los Angeles Sailor Petroskey Jim Clabby Vernon Arena Petroskey Louis Parente San Francisco

Hunter Dying After Long Sport Leadership Career

John Hunter, 80, former president of the Jockey Club and a longtime force in American sport, lies critically ill with little hope of recovery. Attending doctors cite his advanced age and condition. Centralia High beats Christian Brothers of Tacoma 22 to 18 in a close Friday game.

New York John Hunter The Jockey Club Hunter Centralia Jan Christian Brothers Quintet of Tacoma

Poultry Foods Manufacturer Vows to Meet Expectations

A Poultry Foods and Supplies producer declares commitment to meet all expectations, promising thorough efforts and dedication to quality as it positions itself in the market.

Seattle to Host Big Auto Purse Next Year

The article states a total auto racing purse near 200000 dollars with Indianapolis contributing one quarter. It lists major purses for Indianapolis Seattle Sioux City Vanderbilt Los Angeles Sacramento Tacoma Santa Monica Elgin Phoenix Galveston and notes the west holds the bulk of prestige and prize money.

Indianapolis United States Seattle Sioux City Vanderbilt Los Angeles Sacramento Corona Tacoma Santa Monica Elgin Phoenix Galveston

Champion Ritchie Begins Light Training For Fight

Lightweight champion Ritchie started light training in San Francisco for his January 23 bout with Harlem Tommy Murphy. He walked about ten miles through park and beach as part of a gradual return after a three week rest.

San Francisco Ritchie Hia Harlem Tommy Murphy

Pelkey vows to return to ring after defeat

Arthur Pelkey refused to retire after his loss and said he may meet Kid Kenneth in Taft, California, late January. Kenneth recently knocked out Charlie Horn, and Pelkey has set terms and plans to travel to Taft for training if accepted.

San Francisco Arthur Pelkey Kid Kenneth Taft Cal Kenneth Charlie Horn Pelkey

Rivers Heads for Milwaukee in Possible Match With Wolgast

Rivers leaves Los Angeles tomorrow for Milwaukee and is nearing terms as a likely late January meeting with Ad Wolgast looms.

Los Angeles Joe Rivers Milwaukee Ad Wolgast Rivers

New Yorker Wins Edinburgh Modified Marathon

Hans Holmer of New York won the annual professional modified marathon at Powerhall track in Edinburgh on Friday. The event drew competitors from several clubs and featured tight pacing throughout the race with Holmer breaking clear near the final stretch.

Edinburgh Scotland Powerhall Track Hans Holmer New York

Buckley Plans Gunboat Smith Paris Clash with Carpentier

Jim Buckley, manager of Gunboat Smith, aims to take the fighter to Paris for a bout with Georges Carpentier after the Willie Ritchie vs. Murphy match in New York on January 23. If Murphy defeats Ritchie, he will also travel abroad. Buckley secured a $12,500 guarantee for Smith in Paris, directing the Gunner there if the bout proceeds.

San Francisco Jim Buckley Smith Paris Georges Carpentier Willie Ritchie-Murphy Murphy Ritchie Buckley Carpentier United States Jack Johnson

Venice Tigers Make Three-Way Trade In Coast League

Manager Hogan of the Venice Tigers announces a trade sending pitcher Baum to the San Francisco club in exchange for pitcher Henley and infielder McArdle. All three are Coast League veterans and McArdle is expected to become the Tiger utility man.

Los Angeles Hogan Venice Tigers Baum San Francisco Henley McArdle Hesp Tiger

Choosing chickens that pay in the backyard poultry venture

The article argues backyard poultry can pay if started right with thoroughbred stock. It advises selecting a purpose such as laying or meat, buying proven stock, and avoiding scrub birds. It notes egg prices, hatch timing, and how to pick precocious pullets for a profitable flock.

Seattle Ems

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