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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
2
Str Perdita will run a Sunday excursion to Hood's Canal for $1.00 round trip, leaving Galbraith dock at 7:30 a.m. on July 16, with police protection if needed.
We offer over 2 000 dozen neckties in silk and color variety for tomorrow. Choose 10c per tie with unlimited quantity and reserve. Extraordinary bargain on Goodyear welt shoes and ns as low as $2.50 per pair. Men’s fancy lisle hose 2 pairs for 25c. See windows for details and selections.
The Distinguished Lecturer Newell Dwight Hillis speaks tonight on Oliver Cromwell and the rise of the common people. Tickets priced 25c, 50c, and 75c. box office sale available. Also advertised are Army play Ranson's Folly with Daniel Frawley, prices 1.00, 50c, 20c. general admission 10c matinees. spiraling acts and variety performances.
Davis wrapped the decisive play in tin foil and presented it to the Seals as Seattle fans protested a late umpire call that cost Oakland a win. The game ended 4–? in extras with Waldron safe on a sacrifice and a controversial safe call.
Detroit defeated New York 6 to 3 in Detroit while Chicago topped Boston in Chicago. St Louis won 7 to 4 over Washington and Cleveland beat Philadelphia 3 to 2. Brooklyn fell to Pittsburgh 5 to 3 in Brooklyn as New York edged Philadelphia 4 to 2 in a second game. Boston defeated Cincinnati 6 to ?
Vancouver leads the Northwestern League standings with 32 wins and 21 losses a .606 percentage followed by Bellingham at 31 22 and Spokane 14 390s. Results listed include Bellingham 1 Everett 0 and Vancouver 11 Spokane 6 with Vancouver ahead in the race.
Harvard and Yale alumni teams meet at Madison Park on Saturday afternoon with captains R. S. Eakridge and Sammy Russell leading Yale and Harvard respectively. Lineups include Russell, Albin, Hawley, Downing, Anderson, Beard, Bryan and others for Yale, and Watrous, Dearborn or Bayley, Cutts, Eskridge, Paschall, Beatty, Sturgis and subs for Harvard.
The Alki Natatorium pool offers warm salt water for an afternoon and evening crowd as locals enjoy baths and social time in the great pool area.
May Sutton, world woman tennis champion, returns to Los Angeles to a grand reception unseen in California. The Sutton family, six strong with four daughters expert at tennis, have long dominated Southern California courts and the national scene.
In Portland on July 14 Seattle finished second in the YMCA meet at Lewis and Clark stadium. Parsons and Cromwell led event wins for Los Angeles and Seattle respectively, with multiple athletes from Portland and Tacoma also placing in sprints, jumps, throws, and distance events. Team totals show Los Angeles 72, Seattle 23, Portland 19, Tacoma 5.
Selan Hastings of Southbury set a trap for deer that have damaged his cabbage and vegetables. The next morning his mother in law Mrs. Dorothy Taylor, 62, wandered asleep into the yard and into the garden where the trap was placed, her right foot severely lacerated.
At the Meadows on Thursday, a sparse audience and weak betting reflected weariness of racing corruption. Results list six races with winners Kingthrope Dotterel Metla Katla Conried Gentle Harry Play Ball and seconds Leah Lieutenant Wager Moor Ethel Scruggs and thirds Bill Short Matt Hogan Jackful Corn Blossom J. W. Kirby Calc u late along with respective times.
Notice to amateurs requires all base ball game fixtures challenges and athletic events be sent to the office before 9 o clock in the morning on the day for publication. Amateur managers are urged to follow this rule to ensure a proper report of their activities.
Thursday's game grew tense as Slats Davis faced criticism for calls while McHale failed at the plate. Houta and Hart sparked key moments, and practice gold was shown by Davis, though luck favored the opponents. Mart links and assorted sports notes follow with chess and golf updates.
Sysonby earned 20000 by winning the Realization purse while described as a standout 3 year old. Hart Beat talks of bets on a winner. Fitzsimmons vows to fight only Jim Corbett. California boxers, amateur bouts, and racing news mix with a Stockton baseball marathon ending in Ferguson’s 22 inning win and fans celebrating wildly.
Seattle Hebrews plan a memorial service for John Hay at 7 30 p m Sunday in the synagogue at 4200 Washington. The note he sent to world powers during the Russian Jewish massacres inspires the tribute.
A terse notice questions whether Laurel Range serves as a fuel water line. The message mentions a contact at 1522 1st Avenue and references Thos. Hegdahl and Ine as identifiers.
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