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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1913
Page
2
Expert dentists advertise painless methods for fillings crowns and bridges. They claim dramatic savings versus competitors with one third price cuts and a $10 crown special. Dr L R Clark D D S promotes Never Slip Plates and guarantees, located at 1405 Third Ave NW. Note asks readers to bring the act.
Barrieau and Frenchy Vaise fought to a draw after four rounds of milling at Dreamland. Jack Bishop scored a decisive win over Goodman with a strong right, while Steve Reynolds defeated Arthur Koepkey in the preliminary bouts. Other bouts included Miller and Mallenry drawing, Givens defeating Mahoney, and Polly Grimm set to meet Stanislaus Zbyssko in a long, continuing contest.
The column reviews negotiations and rumors surrounding players and teams. It mentions Gastavus Welch and Kid Williams, Garry Herrmann bat ideas, holdouts for pay, the Highlanders training at Bermuda, and Joe Tinker touting Kling over Bresnahan.
In a tense match Port Blakely led 5 to 3 before errors by Harry Upton allowed Lumberjacks to seize the initiative. Final result 3 goals as Rovers performed a standout save to deny a fourth. Diamonds scorers Hayden Beggs Monson Overton. Blakely scorers Laursen Gault Brebner.
The league schedules two matches next Sunday at Woodland park and Green Lake grounds. Delegates name Scotch and English teams with captains and players including Thompson and Overton. W J Holmes to referee with Goodenough and Fraser as linemen. The February 9 game at Dugdale's park is expected to draw a large crowd in good weather.
The Philadelphia Record recounts an Italian acquaintance of Finck the composer who conducts an orchestra. An elderly Italian with an antiquated flute produced a wheezy tone, provoking Finck to order removal after a rehearsal. The sponsor and others react with disbelief and indignant remarks about the flute player.
A Danbury Nebraska note argues marriages are formal events, not accidental. The column mocks using occur or happened to describe weddings, urging proper wording by citing dictionary guidance.
Sports notes report Charley Murphy willing to swap holdout Larry Cheney for a quality player. Other items mention Canadian all star teams departing Winnipeg Feb 15 for a seven city U S tour, a 10 round New York bout between Eddie McGoorty and Freddy Hicks, and veteran Deacon Phillippe turning to steel business at 41. Joe Tinker comments on Roger Bresnahan signing with the Cubs and predicts catching shifts with Hal Chaase Bass lines.
The first block of an 18.24 inch balk line match between George Slosson and Koji Yamada will be played tonight at Brown and Tulen’s billiard parlors with another bout Friday. Yamada is the lone top billiardist from Japan in the United States and finished third in the last world meet. A banquet for Yamada is planned at the Japanese Commercial club.
Bam Crawford of the Detroit Tigers speaks for teammates in a salary holdout. He claims top players inflate figures, asserts most players earn around four thousand, and argues owners should share gate money. He cites Cobb and Dubuc and notes Bush may quit if not settled.
Queen Anne and Franklin high teams prepare for a Friday afternoon game at Franklin gym. The Queen Anne five remain in the city and state title race. S. A. C. five beat Queen Anne Christians and Frenmont Baptista Church league teams on Wednesday night.
In London the Owen Moran versus Jem Driscoll title bout ended in a twelve round draw before a monster crowd at the National Sporting Club. A busy night of sport bits from Chicago to New Haven and Raleigh highlights, with college and pro queries, trades, and upcoming match possibilities.
Frank L Chance says he will not continue exchanges with Murphy and has asked him to stop. Chance, facing President Chan W Murphy of the Chicago Cubs, plans to travel to New York in February to complete arrangements for taking over the New York club amid a wordy dispute between the two.
Patrona of Dr Koenigstein a chiropodist and referee in four round prize fights nursed a sore cornea in San Francisco as he chased a telegraph hoax from Tom McCarey Los Angeles promoter asking him to referee the Joe Rivers Knockout Brown bout.
In New York on January 30, Packey McFarland agrees to a 30 percent share of gate receipts and a $6,000 guarantee lies aside as he finally accepts a top ten round bout with Britton at Madison Square Garden planned for the first week in March after months of negotiation and dodging.
Chicago Jan 20 Jim Flynn the Pueblo fighter has signed a contract to umpire in the Western league next year. Flynn has umpired many games and is said to have a good eye.
Jan 30 in Anacortes the city hosts a meeting at the I O O F hall to discuss preliminary plans for establishing a state athletic club and future involvement in athletics. The session aims to organize and set initial steps for the venture.
An old advert promises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy will darken faded gray hair after a single application and restore natural color with repeated use. It claims dandruff removal, healthy scalp, and hair growth, urging a fifty cent bottle from the druggist with a guarantee of refund if unsatisfied.
An advertisement urges readers with rheumatic pains to visit 812 Ist Ave store to try Try New Life at no cost. It promises quick relief for Sciatica Gout Neuralgia Lumbago inflammatory rheumatism and similar pains by reducing congestion swelling improving circulation and removing toxins. It warns rheumatism is dangerous and ties relief to better heart health. Elliott 1762
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