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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1914

Page

7

Noyes Posts World-Record Pitching Run in Northwest League

Al Noyes of Spokane allegedly sets a world pitching record by allowing only three runs in 85 innings across multiple games. He extended a string of scoreless innings with dominant performances since returning from the East. Financial strains at San Francisco Park threaten Pacific Coast League payroll cuts and ops for 18-man rosters amid poor attendance.

al Noyes Ne Indians Edelly Recorder Noyes Victoria Bees Tacoma Seal Spokane Boston Nationals San Francisco Baseball Park California San Francisco Golden Gate

Cures for Asthma and Many Ailments Promised in Seattle Ad

An advertisement from Olympic View Sanitarium in Seattle promises relief and cures for asthma and numerous diseases. It asserts success in patients from Seattle and surrounding towns, offering to provide names and addresses of cured individuals upon request. Contact O R G J Mernberg at Queen Anne 3127.

Boston New York Seattle Jordan J. Eugene Jordan First Avenue

Pittsburg Club Owner Seeks Waivers on Eleven Players

Pittsburg July 22 Barney Dreyfuss owner of the Pittsburg National league club according to a reliable report today has asked waivers on eleven of his baseball players. I am sorry the strike threat ened by the Players Fraternity did not occur. If the players had gone on strike I would have automatically canceled their contracts and saved me a lot of bother. Now I ll have to get the consent of the other clubs in the league.

Pittsburg Barney Dreyfuss

Americans Remain in Vancouver Doubles Tourney

Sam Russell and William McBurney of Seattle, doubles champions, are the last Americans standing in the international tournament held in Vancouver B C Canada as of July 22.

Vancouver B. C Sam Russell William McBurney Seattle

Records galore at Cleveland Grand Circuit races

Cleveland July 22 records fall as Star Winter, William, and Lee Axworthy set new marks in yesterday's Grand Circuit harness races.

Cleveland William Star Winter Lee Axworthy

Random Shots and Quick Notes from the Ring

Random musings report Al Kaufman leaving the ring and a Mississippi lynching case over a mute theft. Baseball interest rises in New Zealand with scouts alerted. Joe Jeannette defeats Jim Johnson again. Nick Altrock reportedly marries. Lillian Russell and others remain highlighted.

A Star Want Ad Sells It Quickly

A Star want ad promises rapid sale of a listed item. The brief notice appeals to readers seeking fast results through classified advertising.

Fair Play Bias In Crowd At Baseball Game

A grandstand fan accused Umpire Wheeler of misjudgment, shouting from distant stands as the crowd harassed the official. The Victoria player admitted the umpire’s correct call after the game, underscoring that fan bias undermines fair play and temperance in sports.

Wheeler Victoria

National League Holds First Meeting in Cleveland

The National League of Professional Baseball Clubs convenes its inaugural gathering on December 7 and 8, 1876 at Kennard House in Cleveland Ohio. Early executives chart the league framework and baseball’s evolving professional landscape.

National League of Professional B. B Kennard House Cleveland Ohio

Comeback of Old Ed Walsh Stuns Big League Fans

New York reports praise for Ed Walsh returning to form with the White Sox after a long absence. Manager Jimmy Callahan shares relief and confidence as Walsh shows late inning cunning and a satisfying first big league victory in the comeback.

ED Walsh Jimmy Callahan Eddie New York Matty Henry Fabian Walsh Keating Boone Em Caldwell Busher Myre

Herrmann Says Strike Was To Help The Feds

Cincinnati July 22 Insisting that Baseball Players Fraternity head David L Fultz threatened a strike of American and National league players to aid the Federal league Aug Herrmann chairman of the national commission and Cincinnati Nationals owner denounced Fultz as a walking delegate He favored peace yesterday when a strike seemed likely and challenged Fultzs readings of section 9 on drafting players before this and now with a new league starting.

Cincinnati David L. Fultz Baseball Players’ Fraternity Federal League Herrmann National Commission Cincinnati Nationals Fulte

Les Reid Still Tops In Coast Handicap Shootout

In Portland a Pacific coast handicap event opened with Frank M. Troeh of Vancouver Washington scoring 95 of 100 in the amateur division while L H Reid of Seattle led the professionals with 97 of 100 as the day started.

Portland Frank M. Troeh Vancouver Wash L. H. Reid Seattle

Kind Brother Blocks Fight With Rivers

A brother of Joe Axevedos refuses to permit a matchup with Rivers, halting plans for a boxing bout amid family disagreement. The action centers on personal restraint affecting a potential title clash and future careers.

Joe Axevedos Rivers

Williams Beats Clothier In Eastern Tennis Championship

In Boston on July 22, R Norris Williams defeated William J Clothier in straight two sets to one of the best three. The match marked the only game played in the tournament yesterday, highlighting Williams as a strong contender in the Eastern championships.

Heattie RK Kiliday Sesevss Hubba Gislason Sses Swain Aymond Fullerton Weet Tacoma Dell McGinnity Taning Jones Ballard — Cottrin Se Milligan Ef Lewis Meichott Bauer Galant McKune Williams Haworth Frambech P . Tiets Tiets Smith Frambach Thets Boston R. Norris Williams Wm. J. Clothier

Army Navy Game Grounds Sought After Garrison Sanction

Washington officials seek suitable grounds in the city to stage the annual army navy football game after receiving authorization from Secretary Garrison.

Washington Garrison

Noted Nag Dead

Rock Sand the famous stallion died in New York on July 22. The horse had been purchased in 1906 by a syndicate of Americans and Frenchmen for 125000 dollars from August Belmont.

New York Rock Sand August Belmont

Sullivan Seeks English Channel Swim Challenge

Henry F. Sullivan of Lowell sails for England to attempt the English channel swim, undaunted by a similar failure last year.

Boston Henry F. Sullivan Lowell England English

Champ of What North West Title Fight Preview

Rutte MT July 22 Leo Bens champion middleweight of the Northwest and Vic Hanson of Los Angeles box here on July 29. They will weigh 158 pounds.

Rutte Mont Leo Bens Northwest Vic Hanson Los Angeles

John Wille Plans Return Fight Comeback

John Wille, heavyweight fighter, announces a comeback but does not reveal his origin or current base, hinting at a broader return to the ring.

John Wille

Ban, the Czar, Won’t Fight After Peace Bent

NEW YORK July 22. For the first time since Ben Johnson became czar of the American league his warlike stance softened at a meeting of magnates called to overturn the National Commission ruling on Nashville’s claim to infielder Clarence Kraft of the Newark Internationals. Johnson wanted war but was halted by peers led by Charles A. Key and Connie Mack. Chase Ebbetts then bought Nashville’s Kraft claim for $2,500, ending the dispute as the meeting adjourned.

New York Ben Johnson Johnson National Commission Nashville Clarence ©. Kraft Newark Internationals Dem Onstrate Chas. A.key Chicago Connie Mack Philadelphia Fultz Players Chase H. Ebbetts Brooklyn Nationals Newark Ebbetts

Seattle Cyclists Prepare for Big Sunday Marathon Race

Seattle motorcyclists gear up for an endurance run Sunday organized by the Queen City Motorcycle Club. More than 100 entries are expected, with start at Pioneer Square in pairs every minute from 7 am. Finish is in Pioneer Square after a loop via Everett Marysville Sylvana Stanwood Burlington. First riders due about 6 05.

Seattle Queen City Motorcycle Club Everett T. R. White Piper & Taft's

Northwestern League turmoil clouds Charley Herzog

The 5 man who bosses the ds is having his troubles. His players get sore. Want a million or more. And then they jump to the Feds. Yesterday's Reculls Tacoma 2 Seattle 1. Victoria 3 Ballard 0. Vancouver 8 Spokane 3.

Charley Herzog Tis Feds Tacoma Seattle Victoria Ballard Vancouver Spokane

Look Before You Leap Warning Stirs Public Caution

A cautional editorial warns readers to weigh risks before acting with urgency. It urges prudent judgment when facing tempting opportunities and notes potential harm from hasty decisions.

Sailor Ed Prepares for Rematch with Chip in San Francisco

Sailor Petrosky arrived in San Francisco and planned training at Colma for a week from Friday's bout with George Chip. He promised a different fight this time after being knocked out in Los Angeles and said he was not well at that prior match.

San Francisco Sailor Petrosky Colma George Chip Chip Los Angeles Petroskey

Present Standing Supports Season Prophecies

The article notes that current club standings validate a prophet's occasional accuracy, suggesting insight into the season's unfolding outcomes.

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