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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1916
Page
7
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Edward Hill reports middleweight sub battler "Sailor" Bob Michels arrived by the H-2 in port and seeks fights with area middleweights. He claims 16 coast bouts in a month and recently eyed a battle with Billy Murray, while Austin and Salt may book him for Friday's show. Also noted: Johnny Tillman moves to Montana, Ralph Gruman returns to New York, and Charley Egan plans a winter return in Everett.
Johnny Coulton, former bantamweight champion, was outpointed by local bantam Billy Mascott in last night’s six round match. Mascott won four rounds, with two even rounds. Laurence Hall of Lincoln, Neb., challenged the winner from ringside for a potential bout here soon.
The Irish heavyweight Peter Maher explains a facial injury in a hospital patch up as the result of a dispute with a friend rather than an auto accident. Billy Shannon, a famed boxing trainer, is reported to be near nervous breakdown in San Rafael California. Joe Benjamin plans to fight Lee Johnson in Oakland with a claim he never lost the Coast feather title to Johnson.
Dispatches from the eastern front suggest Baltimore Providence and Buffalo are advancing on Richmond with less resistance than Grant faced, signaling a change in momentum for the campaign.
Florence A Ballin of Bryn Mawr College shares net play techniques for beginners. She emphasizes speed between base line and net, keen eye, agility, and solid grip to drive balls deep and return fast.
Clarence Rowland of the Chicago White Sox says the pennant race remains open with strong Yankees and Red Sox, praises White Sox depth while noting an infield weakness. Jean Dubuc of the Detroit Tigers defends Ty Cobb, calls him fair, human, and consistently capable, and explains Cobb’s batting prowess and resilience.
High quality tennis was shown as Class A events concluded at Woodland Park courts. A large crowd attended despite poor weather. Finals reached in Class B while semi finals are underway in Classes A and C.
PORTSMOUTH Ohio July 22 The Ohio State league has failed and closed after nine seasons of operation. The league started the year with eight clubs but poor attendance led to the parks being shut down and the league dissolving.
Oregon students repaired the vandalized O and guard their emblem after Berkeley scouts altered the big yellow O on Skinner's Butte to resemble a C as a teaser before a planned Oregon versus California football game in Eugene.
Baseball score roundup reports Chicago defeated Washington 7 to 5 and Cleveland won 7 to 2 at Philadelphia. No other results listed.
Crowds at the North Randall grand circuit races witnessed two world records and a season mark. Russell Boy won the opening heat in 2 00% but was edged by Single G in the second heat, both at 2:00 flat. Single G captured the final heat in 2:01 with Boy finishing third after a disqualification in heat one.
Vancouver Aain claims a victory in a slaughter set against Buttes with Barham Cheek McGinnity Hendrix and McJannet listed among participants.
The Giants beat Great Falls 3 to 1 as Pat Eastley worked the mound for Seattle. Oakland connection Jack Kilillay pitched for Electric, while Bun Giddings and Hap Morse produced the only local runs in the fifth. Healey doubled in the eighth for a Giants threat, and Bill Melver is slated to start today.
The Western amateur golf championship final at Del Monte, California features Heinrich Schmidt and Douglas Grant. Both players have impressed the gallery with strong showings in earlier rounds, Grant edging past Jack Neville, Ervin Armstrong and Clarence Mangham. Schmidt has been steady and faced weaker opponents to reach the finals.
New York Yankees stars resume activity after injuries. Frits Maisel, who fractured his collarbone on May 14, is cleared to meet the team in Chicago. Frank Baker Gilhooley likely out two weeks more. Hughey High ready to play today and Ray Caldwell’s leg improving. Nick Cullop rests another week. Dodgers and Yankees lead their leagues as the season reaches the midway point.
Chicago July 22 Representatives of Freddie Welsh and Charley White are expected to meet to sign for a 20 round decision bout at Colorado Springs Labor Day. Welsh will receive a guaranteed 12 500 and expenses plus a share of receipts if they exceed 27 000.
National results list Chicago 1 over New York 2 at Chicago and St. Louis 3 over Boston 4. Cincinnati 4 defeats Philadelphia 6 with no additional results available.
Market today features broad activity across sectors with investors focusing on marginal gains and dips. Trading volumes remain steady as major indices show mixed results guided by corporate earnings and global cues.
In Tacoma R H 3B BpOKANG2crrcc eseseces Spokane tops the Tiges by a doubling of markers. Players Jaine Noble Evans Sheely Peter Nehihaf Baldwin are listed among the participants.
During July teeth cleaning priced at $1.00 and Pyorrhea treatment ranges from $2 to $10. Edwin J. Brown, DD, D, and offices open evenings and Sundays until 4 for working people. Established 26 years, all work guaranteed 15 years. Main 3640.
The piece details baseball and boxing punditry with Lee Magee and Johnny Evers as a Yankees swap consideration and hails Jack Dillon as a top white heavyweight rival to Harry Wills. It also touts Sam Langford as the world’s greatest heavyweight and hints at a Dillon Langford bout drawing a record gate in New York.
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