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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
3
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Seattle hockey fans brace for a second season clash with Vancouver as the Vancouver seven visits Seattle for a high tempo game. Patrick notes both squads in top condition despite a recent Vancouver win and Walker's minor illness.
Destinations include Victoria Anacortes Bellingham and San Juan Islands with daily and specific departures from Colman Foot of Marion Street and connections via Townsend and City of Angeles routes. Schedules list morning and evening sailings with frequent landings and weekly variations for Port Townsend Seattle and nearby towns.
Jimmy Callahan contends with a fan's lifelike dummy at Comiskey Park as pitcher agitations rise. Kid Gleason quips a wry line about team dummies, sparking a brief laugh from Callahan. No one is harmed amid the humorous incident at the ballpark.
Mike Pete challenged the winner of the Anderson Hoppe go at Crystal Pool on Tuesday night. Pete is described as having a good disposition and well meaning.
The shipyard hockey season kicks off at the Arena with Ames facing Skinner & Eddy's crew and the Todd aggregation meeting the Duthie seven. Duthie’s team impressed in a 5 to 2 win over Skinner & Eddy last week with McDonald Kendall and Couglas as standout players. Grant and Reid will guard the Skinner & Eddy lineup. more details emerge after Friday's fee. A band will play between periods and the opening faceoff is set for promptly p.m.
George Bryan, renowned ice skater, will teach local enthusiasts at the Arena. After a year in San Franciesco he’s been brought north to boost the sport here. Over 400 skaters attended Sunday sessions and a Saturday kids session offers reduced admission. Talks of a high school hockey league are under consideration.
Clarence Rowland, recently deposed as White Sox manager, rose in Chicago with praise as a bush leaguer who became a major league leader overnight. Bil Donovan, then New York boss, recalls clashes and a shouting exchange on a bench with Rowland responding that it felt natural to be a big leaguer in New York.
Herman Schaefer, former Yankee, made a quiet eighth inning coaching appearance as New York trailed Cleveland 10 to 1 in a New York game. A fan urged a laugh, but Schaefer answered with a funeral remark, calming the crowd and keeping focus on the play.
Frankie Burns of Jersey City a longtime bantamweight contender known for a clean record and gentlemanly conduct. He fought Johnny Coulon to a standstill in 20 rounds and drew with Kid Williams in 1915, earning respect for fair play and loyalty to his fans and sport.
Readable fragments list apples and bananas with prices including WA and Guatemala exports. Local creamery items also appear with parchment wrapped blocks and cubes. Some lines are garbled but indicate a mercantile price roundup for fruit dairy and eggs.
Seattle sailor Harry Anderson defeated Willie Hoppe of California in four rounds at the Crystal Pool in Austin, outboxing Hoppe with a steady jab and left, dropping him briefly in round three while Hoppe's famed speed was diminished. Gillum and Reynolds also scored wins in separate bouts.
The New York National League baseball club was sold today to a three man group including manager John McGraw. New officers named are Charles Stoneham president John McGraw vice president Judge McQuade treasurer and John Foster secretary with directors Ross A. Robertson Horace A. Stoneham John Whalen and Leo Bondy.
Local agricultural market notes list feed and grain prices with items such as alfalfa, whole corn, barley, and beef byproducts. Prices shown include per hundredweight and per ton rates, reflecting regional supply values and variability for farmers.
The University of Washington basketball team opens its season Friday night at the university gymnasium against Camp Lewis hospital quintet. Seilh the big center is sidelined by illness but Coach Hunt hopes he recovers before intercollegiate play begins.
Leo Houck showed he could fight as he gave rival Mike Pete a tough contest at Crystal Pool Tuesday night. Pete outweighed Houck by several pounds but Houck stayed competitive throughout the bout.
Johnny McCarthy will meet Marty Anderson in a Tuesday bout, announced by Dan Salt from the Crystal Pool ring last night.
An advertisement lists 22 karat gold crowns and porcelain teeth bridgework with per tooth pricing along with silver and platinum alloy fillings. The contact shows James Pioneer Building and phone MAIN 6237 for appointments.
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