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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1905
Page
2
Disjointed reminiscences on baseball figures and events featuring Frank Isbell and Dusty Miller. Notes include travel anecdotes about crowds, a Fourth of July explosions tale, and chatter on minor league drafts, Pacific Coast league matters, and Emil Frisk’s unresolved contract talks.
The Seattle Star runs James J. Corbett gossip letters as a top sporting feature in the northwest. Readers are urged to catch the current batch for ring dope and to watch for the next installment appearing tomorrow in these columns.
New York American League boss Clark Griffith has urged John T. Brush to accept a spring series against the National League club. Brush favors a fall matchup with Boston while John I. Taylor argues spring play is premature. Brush vows Taylor fears "Muggsy's" men as Hicks of Cambridge, a noted 25 mile runner, is cited among Olympic champions.
The passage explains striking the cue ball on the top and right side to position the red ball for a three-cushion shot. It notes that this leaves Urebelie in a fairly good position.
Harriet Howard of 209 W Bith Street New York describes long standing skin trouble Salt Rheum Keserna and claims Becklen's Arnica Salve cured her. She notes she found relief at Guy's drug store.
Reports from Patria state Signor Marconi the wireless pioneer will wed Princess Miacinta Ruspolti aged 21, youngest daughter of Prince Francesco Ruspolli, master of the Holy Hospice. The couple’s engagement links science and high aristocracy in a noted union.
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