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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1911

Page

5

Old Fox Griffith Pitches With Slower Speed And Skill

Clarke Griffith known as Old Fox showcased selective pitches and placement to retire a side with eight balls in a late fall appearance after fresh hits had knocked his reliever out. Critics noted his calm control and veteran guile as a example of enduring pitching craft.

Clarke Griffith New York Highlanders Boston Grif Farrell Grigth Cincinnati Cleveland Griffith Nap

Oklahoma hopeful Carl Morris to face Mike Bebreck January 30

Carl Morris, seen as Oklahoma's hopeful, will be matched to fight Mike Bebreck on January 30. O. A. Morton, superintendent of schools, urged teachers to model Connie Mack and adopt Mack's tact and inspiring methods in their work.

Carl Morris Oklahoma Hope Mike Bebreck Marboro O. A. Morton Connie Mack Mack

Scout for baseball material named in Boston report

Fred Tenny, veteran first sacker, accepts Grace Reading as scout to help recruit players. Reading says she has excellent knowledge of qualities needed to evaluate prospects.

Boston Fred Tenny Miss Grace Reading Miss Reading

Chicago Sports Notes and Early 1910s Baseball Moves

Thomas M. Chivington reelected president of the American association with R Armour as vice president. The 1911 season may run a week longer. The Japanese Young Men's Association of Seattle plans a 100-wrestler Pacific coast tournament at 412 agay. Mordecai Brown denies plans to quit baseball. Alimeida may join Cincinnati this season after a stellar series with Philadelphia. Michigan may skip 1912 football with Chicago-Pennsylvania and Western Conference implications. Joe McGinnity led the Eastern league in wins last season. Cubs owner Comiskey bought Lider McIntyre from Detroit for 2500. Frankie Costley to fight Tommy Dixon in January for 10 rounds at 124 pounds.

Chicago Thomas M. Chivington American Association R. Armour Io Club Japanese Young Men's Association of Seattle Pacific Coast Agay Satar Kansas City Frankie Costley Kenosha Tommy Dixon Memphis

Boxing match to revive after three-year layoff in Oakland

Antone Lagrave and Jimmy Fitten meet in a six round bout in Oakland with Eddie Smith as referee. Lagrave carries momentum from a recent 15 round draw with Battling Nelson and is favored.

Oakland Cal Antone Lagrave Jimmy Fitten Lagrave Battling Nelson Eddie Smith

Wagner's Band Plays At Bon Marche Saturday Night

Local page notice reports Wagner's band scheduled for a Saturday night performance at the Bon Marche department store. Public entertainment listing highlights a community concert with possible admission details and time.

Wagner Ace

Varsity Basketball Team Sets Tour Schedule

The state university basketball team leaves Sunday for Eastern Washington to meet Pullman Whitman Idaho and likely Spokane Y M C A and Gonzaga College. Players Olson Sugg Hilson Forwards St. John Hosley Clementson and either Brown or Smith guard.

State University Washington Pullman Whitman Idaho Spokane Y. MC. A Gonzaga College Olson Sugg Hilson St. John Hosley Clementson Brown Smith

Who Is This Man The Athletics Leader Connie Mack

The article profiles Connie Mack, long time catcher turned manager of the world champion Athletics. It notes his rise from Pittsburg to Milwaukee, his wealth and silence, and his role in bringing the American League force to Philadelphia. It recalls McGraw’s taunt of White Elephants and states Mack’s team now wears the title with honor.

Athletics Connie Mack Cubs Pittsburg Milwaukee Philadelphia White Elephants McGraw Mack

Zednick Raises Salary At University Board Meeting

The student board of control raised Graduate Manager Victor Zednick’s salary from 1500 to 1600 dollars as appreciation for his work advancing student interests.

Gleason in on London bout with Kaufman and Johnson

Jack Gleason visiting Chicago said he and theatrical promoter H H Frazee would cooperate in staging the London fight between Al Kaufman and Jack Johnson. They are prepared to make a bona fide offer of 50000 dollars for the match.

Chicago Jack Gleason Tex Rickard Jeffries-Johnson Reno London al Kaufman Johnson Gleason H. H. Frazee

Prominent Boxing Roundups and Oddities From The Era

The column surveys bouts featuring Johnny Kilbane and Patsy Brannigan with Kilbane gaining due to distance and precision. It notes A. P. reporting Kilbane’s slight edge, mock critique of Jack O’Brien’s club, and quirky quips about Nelson and Wolgast. It ends with humorous asides on Irish, Scotch, Welsh and Palmer Burns.

Wolgast Moran Set For World Lightweight Title Match

Chicago reports a likely world lightweight title bout between Ad Wolgast and Owen Moran. A conference by Tom Jones and Charlie Harvey was to discuss terms, with the only hurdle a date. Wolgast prefers March or April. Moran would fight next week if Wolgast agrees.

Chicago Ad Wolgast Owen Moran Tom Jones Charlie Harvey Moran Wolgast

Six Players and Real Money Paid by Dreyfus for Hunter

Kansas City news details Pittsburg's trade of six players plus a cash sum for first baseman Fred Hunter. Hunter, 24, joined Kansas City last fall from Sioux City after being drafted by Shay who valued his hitting at 320 in the Western league. Other clubs like Cleveland and St. Louis sought Hunter, but Pittsburg kept League Park. Hunter rose from South Texas league to American Association stardom, with earlier stops in Baltimore and Sioux City.

Kansas City Fred Hunter Pittsburg Hunter Cleveland St. Louis League Park Somoza Stony McGlynn Sioux City Shay Joe Beckley Houston Baltimore

Fumed and solid oak furniture price list notes

The list catalogs prices for oak items including umbrellas racks custuminers footstools and tabourets in various finishes and quantities. A stray line mentions mantel folding beds in a garbled note.

Classy boxing card at the Empire Theatre

The Empire theatre hosts a Graystone boxing card featuring Hagen versus Reynolds and Shannon against O'Brien. Both bouts aim for potential meetings with Lester and McVeigh, signaling a brisk lineup of matches and strong show of class.

Graystone Athletic Club Pike St. Empire Theatre Empire Theatre Graystone Hagen Reynolds Shannon O'Brien Lester McVeigh

Gage Reports From Lisbon Return to Washington

United States Minister Henry T. Gage, back from Lisbon, left New York for Washington to file a report on the new Portuguese republic. He witnessed the fighting surrounding King Manuel I's overthrow and will assess conditions in Portugal.

New York United States Henry T. Gage Lisbon Washington Gage Manuel I

Entries listed for Emeryville Friday racing cards

Emeryville race list for Friday shows six events from futurity to six furlongs with entries including Dent Media Pleasant Louise B Frank Ferries Lucilie Manley Altarec St Helier Osaudene Clara Hampton Darl ington Canique Ilex Godfather Waner Lisaro Lord Clinton Ed G Arthur Hyman Prudent Marigot Star Actor Merlingo Azo Captain Burnett Bambro Ayame Pickaninny Meltondale Jest Golden Agnes Military Man Sue Layton Fulletta Clakg Sonia Voltrome Footloose Tifles Summertime Academist Altamor Ohlene Descendant Ketehel Quick Trip Misa Georgia Queen Alamo Aftertime Wap Gypsey Girl Alaxie Hal plus apprentice allowance.

Emeryville Jan Dent Media Pleasant Louise B Frank Ferries Lucilie Manley Altarec Lescar Dutch Rock St. Helier Osaudene Clara Hampton Darlington Canique Ilex Godfather Waner Lisaro Lord Clinton Ed G Arthur Hyman Prudent Marigot Star Actor Merlingo Azo Captain Burnett Bambro Ayame No Quarter Pickaninny Meltondale Jest Golden Agnes Military Man Sue Layton Fulletta Clakg Sonia Voltrome Footloose Tifles Summertime Academist Altamor Ohlene Descendant Ketehel Quick Trip Misa Aftertime Wap Gypsey Girl Alaxie Hal

Hall Quits as Track Coach at University

Dr D C Hall resigns as track coach after three years at the university. No successor named yet.

Hall D. C. Hall University Dr. Hall

Forty-Two Witnesses Called in Ketchel Murder Trial

Springfield Missouri January 13 Forty two witnesses have been summoned from across the region to testify in the murder trial of Walter Dipley and Goldie Smith for Statchel Ketchel. The case is set to begin January 16.

Springfield Walter Dipley Goldie Smith Statchel

Jacksonville racing results lead with times and placings

In Jacksonville on January 12 the first race was won by Peepover with Mime ta H second and Melton third in 1:13 3-5. The second race saw I'm There win with Al tonby second and Sam Mathes third in 1:15. Z The third race concluded with Darling wot first and Pla intess second and Lady Ormicant yd third in 1:07 3-5. The fourth race had Seamance first, Nick Stoner second, Billy Vanderveer third in 1:40 ½. Ida D. won the fifth race with Caque second and Sylvester third in 1:13.

Jacksonville Peepover Mimeta H Melton Mazon I'm There Altonby Sam Mathes Darling Wot Plaintess Lady Ormicant Seamance Nick Stoner Billy Vanderveer Ida D Caaque Sylvester Is

Races Conclude At Emeryville Meet With Winners

The first race over six furlongs saw Judge Henderson win with Swager taking second and Faneuil Hall third in 1 16. The three furlongs finale was Mille with Requin second and Billy Hancock third at p87. The program’s final distance listed Angelo as winner with Endymion Ind and Captain Burnett third in a race noted as one time.

Emeryville Cal Judge Henderson Swager Faneuil Hall Mille Requin Billy Hancock Raped Angelo Endymion Ind Captain Burnett Eid

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