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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1913
Page
2
Dr Edwin J Brown of 713 First Avenue urges the public to withhold judgment regarding a riot in Seattle until full facts are revealed and accountability is determined, appealing to citizens and friends to seek the truth.
In a Northwestern league clash at Tacoma on Thursday the three day suspension of Tron Man McGinnity sparked a feud among umpires and managers. Harry Ostdiek, former Spokane Indians boss, faces possible removal as President Jones reviews the dispute with Shackleford and the indicator pair.
Dell wins final game 4 to 3 as Seattle pitchers limit Portland. Callahan allows five hits but walks and errors prove costly for Portland in the late innings. Jackson, Killilay, Mancroft, Melchett, and Callahan among the multiple players noted for hits and runs.
The second round of singles in the Seattle Tennis Club tournament continues today after Saturday afternoon play. Saturday saw the feature match Williams versus Beemis with Williams winning 6 3 7 5.
Capt. Dixie Pleager of Seattle Golf Club and Mrs. W D Skinner of Portland won the Potlatch tournament titles. Pleager defeated Roger Lapham of Los Angeles 8 up and 7 to go to claim the men’s title, while Mrs Skinner beat Miss Alice Warner of Del Monte California in a tight final for the women’s championship.
Los Angeles fight fans praised Matty Baldwin after his first hometown workout at St. Ignatius club. The Horton lightweight faced four sparring partners for two rounds each with notable energy. Leach Cross begins training today for the July 29 Vernon bout.
In Tacoma on Sunday veteran Uncle Dave Kraft outpitched Kaufman as the Indians edged past Tacoma 3 to 2. Kraft and Hannah joined Kraft on the mound while Kaufman and Harris were the key opponents in a tight pitching duel. Washington topped Chicago 6 to 1. Heaton pitched for the Indians with two runs allowed.
On Lake Washington a hydro airplane flown by Silas Christofferson beat the Oregon Kid in a ten mile race by 100 yards. The Oregon Kid set a Northwest five mile record of 6 minutes 46 5-100 seconds but could not match the plane on the straight. Christofferson also demonstrated multiple flights to entertain the crowd after the race.
Mike Lynch leads the Indians visiting Seattle for a weeklong set after a 4 of 7 series win. Reardon may start, with Killilay family stars Dick and Martin contributing, including a Seattle homer and double play. Umpire refs note rare triple plays elsewhere.
New York report says 21 year old actress Mary Harnett died in Knickerbocker hospital from bichloride of mercury poisoning taken July 4 at the home of Mrs. Margaret Gamm. The incident followed a broken courtship with the son of a wealthy New Jersey silk maker.
In a tight final heat the Ortona defeated the Gwendolyn by three minutes to claim the 48 foot boat crown at the Seattle Yacht Club race. The Gwendolyn fought hard with a relentless crew rally but could not overcome the Ortona's pace. The Hiat dominated the under 40 foot class across the three days of racing, taking top honors.
Bud Anderson, recovering from appendectomy, left Santa Monica hospital today. He plans a several day rest then a trip to Medford for a long vacation and hopes to start for San Francisco next Friday.
A fan at today’s game may claim a free ticket to Tuesday’s Beattie vs Spokane game by presenting a copy of The Star at the left field bleachers at the seventh inning. The note promises daily Star giveaways to attendees.
Modern elegantly furnished rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Virginius located at Eighth and Virginia near Westlake Elliott 803.
Giants ride winning streak behind Christy Marquard who has sharpened his form this season. Manager John McGraw uses a patient rotation to keep veterans fresh and let young players seize chances for advancement.
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