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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
2
A Nevada Sun report on the boxing match buildup describes Johnson as heavy and slow at 195 pounds, with poor conditioning and questionable strategy. Flynn is similarly not in top shape, and neither fighter appears prepared for a decisive bout, clouding prospects for a strong performance.
A small booklet explains how Sulphurro medicines work and why to use them. Bottles cost 60 cents to $1 and the pamphlet, available from C. M. C. ewart-Co at 71 Columbia St, Be, costs nothing while offering health guidance. It stresses Sharve baths as essential to cure disease and a path to better life.
The Giants beat Victoria 9 to 0 at home as Pitcher Thompson shut down the Bees. A big crowd welcomed the Giants with convincing offense in the second inning, loading the bases and scoring on multiple hits to seal the rout.
In a tight frame, Strait hits a hot ball to the fence driving in runs while solid defense holds. The score appears to hinge on timely hits and base running as the frame ends with no further scoring.
Tacoma July 43 The Tigers showed strong play but three errors and a failed relay allowed Spokane to rally. Phil Cooney hit a homer in the seventh to lift Spokane ahead as Moran argued a play at the plate. The game ended with Spokane securing the win.
Portland reports a late afternoon win as Mensor belts a three bagger and Cruickshank hits safely every time at bat. Frisk makes a sensational catch of Williams' fly to the eighth with Vancouver the opponent. Score by innings shows a tight matchup ending with a Colts win over Vancouver.
National League results show New York 7 Boston 3 Fae 9 Pittsburg 7 Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 6. American League posts New York 9 Boston 7 Washington 6 Philadelphia and Chicago 1 6 Mt Lola 2 4 Detroit 8 Cleveland 7. Coast Seadur Airbults Vernon 6 San Francisco 4 Sow Angeles 7 Oakland and Portland 14 Sacramento 1.
A fragmentary standings list shows multiple teams and records, including Vernon, Victoria, Tacoma, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, St Louis, and others. The scores and win loss figures are partial and unclear, reflecting a period-style league table.
American Olympic officials report British competitors secretly trained in the Stockholm stadium before the games. Chairman Sullivan informed Swedish authorities and secured access for U S athletes. The Americans moved their training to a less dilapidated western track fearing further incidents.
The Violet Oats announce a reorganization to face a demanding schedule. Manager Howe aims to add four top semi pro players and catcher McDonald Morse and Straue. pitcher Joe Williams shines with 21 strikeouts in two games. The Albers seek out of town games, with Issaquah trip on July 4 and a boat departure at Leedhs Park, seeking a July 7 game.
The Collins Park Tigers won despite scattered errors as Bohanon passed to Stabbe to Cliten for a decisive runner at home. Pottery players Kolmond Ellen Bainbridge and Siac are noted in the lineup.
The Comets exploded for early scoring and secured a 6 to 4 lead over Richmond as Erwin pitched strong and Pinch delivered a one handed stab highlight in the Sunday showdown at Richmond Beach.
O'Brien's Sunday game was postponed due to Jupiter Plavinsa activities. On July 4 they travel to Renton to face the coal miners, and on July 7 the Ow team will railroad to O'Brien to rally the home crowd.
Jackson, first baseman, purchased from San Francisco by President Dugdale, will arrive in Seattle tomorrow morning and is likely to wear a uniform for the afternoon game.
Big BIN James, famed terror of the North Western league, and Bert Whaling have been sold to the Boston Nationals and will mound occupy the afternoon Fourth of July game.
The Rube Today notes a marquee matchup as Marquard of the Giants meets Rucker of the Brooklyns. Both rated top southpaws and expected to star, with Marquard riding an eighteen game streak into the July 3 tilt.
Boxing bout Abe Attell versus Ed Marino headline Tacoma show with tickets available at local stores. Also Potlatch week boxing with Lonnie vs Eddie Hubbard discussed. Seattle Golf and Country Club caddies back to work after labor tensions with juvenile court concerns and a proposed arbitration plan.
The Ramblers invite an out-of-town team averaging 15 years to play on Adams playfield between 2 and 4 o clock Sunday. Written by Niel Tedtsenn of 6762 Alonzo av.
Reardon pitched well for Port Ludlow in a 4 2 victory over Bremerton. Navy crowd limited to four safe hits as Batteries Reardon and Myers combined on the mound with Wirth and Biler in support.
Los Angeles promoter McCarey offers a gold belt adorned with three diamonds for the July 4 lightweight title clash between Champk Wolgast and Joe Rivers. The belt is the sole trophy of its kind in America, with final work to finish post Fourth. Welcome Hit high school team from Johnston Colorado features Ed Wallen as captain and five Wallen brothers in the lineup, all six-foot hitters contributing to 30 feet of baseball meat.
The Hillman City Pirates did not attend the scheduled game with South Seattle as brigaders were invited to battle. Rumors say the Pirates have reformed and manager Harrington spoke on the matter.
Out of town game requested for July 14 at 8 by Nielson 1137 13th Ave South. Collins Park Tigers seek next Sunday with grounds available from 10 to 2 at East 4280 Jack Hurwita.
The Waltons bass season opened Monday as rain and high waters kept many at home. Fishermen like Dra. P. A. Purdy and Gordon plan to chase trout tonight, while Ted Whitman returns from Snoqualmie with 97 rain bows. An exodus to lakes Washington Sammamish Swan Hig Clear Bitter Echo Englers is expected for bass and perch.
Poulsbo came from behind with a powerful rally in the sixth inning to win 11 to 6 against Port Orchard A. C. The visitors brought about 100 supporters, with Sheriff Harry Howe of Kitsap County present and A. F. P. Hartin umpiring. Williams and Benga were the winning battery, Kendall and Ainsworth also noted.
A somber curtain fell Sunday on the Orpheum road as the Lowman & Hanford nine dominated with 12 showcases to the Orpheum squad's single effort. The critic calls the battle scene too mellow, rating the drama below its rivals.
Ad Wolgast nurses a swollen left arm after a Sunday workout bruise near a past skull fracture site. Doctors say soreness should fade before Thursday weigh in while Wolgast claims peak condition amid a slender frame. Joe Rivers rests at his Venice camp ahead of the match, confident of victory despite the swelling.
Mrs. Mabel Harrin mourns the loss of her prize bull terrier Lady of the Crag, a celebrated beach dog with many medals ribbons and trophies. Harry Mills reveals a secret marriage to his chosen partner. Postmaster George Russell touted for his Seattle baseball pedigree. P W Lee to spend months fishing in Ketchikan after leaving Y M C A post. Meyer Peyser comments on police praise while A E McInnes climbs in a Fifth and Marion tennis event. Jack Hendry departs Seattle for Bonnie Scotland, hoping to return soon. Larry Willetson praised as top athletic cop amid police HQ chatter. Jack McBain learns of his father's death. many friends express sympathy.
Boat designer L. E. Geary sails toward Ketchikan planning a month or more of fishing and hunting. The journey suggests time afloat and outdoor pursuits as he travels by water.
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