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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1919

Page

5

Western Open Championship Opens with 150 Golfers

About 150 professional and amateur golfers from across the country gathered in Cleveland for the Western Open Championship. Notables include Mike Brady, Tom McNamara, and Alexander Cunningham as late entries. Practice reports noted a 68 on Mayfield course and a first nine in 22 establishing course records.

Cleveland Ohio Mike Brady Oakley Walter Hagen Tom McNamara New York Alexander Cunningham Wheeling Mayfield

Portland Boxing Law Sees No 10-Round Fights Yet

Portland has yet to stage a 10 round bout despite the law being in effect since May making Oregon the only Coast state permitting such bouts. Commission officials reportedly await cooler weather before scheduling fights as other Oregon cities have used the rule.

Portland Ore Altho Oregon

Pop Geers Pushes Reins in Grand Circuit Meet

In Toledo on July 23 Pop Geers led the day with Goldie Todd winning the 2:09 pace for a $1,000 purse. Tommy Murphy drove Fenesta to a 2:11 trot victory and Royal Mac won the $3,000 Maumee stake. An uptown ad for Boldt's French Pas try is noted.

Toledo Ohio Pop” Geers Tommy Murphy Geers Goldie Todd Murphy Fenesta Royal Mac

Cincinnati and Pirates to complete rained short game

The National League directed the Cincinnati and Pittsburgh clubs to finish the July 6 game to allow Cincinnati to catch a train. The six inning contest ended with Cincinnati leading 2 to 0. the remaining three innings will be played.

New York United Press Cincinnati Pittsburg National League Today National League Board of Directors

Sam Crawford Injured. Out For A Week

Sacramento reports that Sam Crawford, star Coast League hitter known as Wahoo, strained a leg tendon in yesterday’s game and will miss at least a week. Crawford leaves Sacramento for Los Angeles to rest and recover.

Sacramento Cal Wahoo Sam Crawford Los Angeles Crawford

Panthers In Demand As Athletic Coaches

Glenn Warner's stars from the University of Pittsburgh are highly sought as coaches. Roy Easterday, versatile athlete, becomes sports director at Simmons College in Abilene Texas. J B Sutherland moves to Lafayette College and George W McLaren, captain of the 1918 team, becomes athletic director at Kansas State Normal.

Glenn Warner University of Pittsburgh Roy Easterday Simmons College Abilene Texas J. B. Sutherland Lafayette College George W. McLaren Kansas State Normal School

Cady Joins Vernon Tigers Staff In Los Angeles

Forest Cady formerly with Boston and Philadelphia National Club is en route to Los Angeles to join the catching staff of the Vernon Tigers as announced by manager Bill Essick.

Los Angeles Forest Cady Boston Philadelphia Nationals Vernon Tigers Bill Essick Vernon

Court Considers Tacoma Port Land Condemnation

Superior Judge Clifford weighs whether the Port of Tacoma may condemn more land than public necessity allows as it seeks a 240 acre tide flat tract between the Milwaukee and Wapato waterways. Arguments were heard as opponents say the port cannot immediately improve the land and may plan a railroad under a commission ruling.

Tacoma Wash Clifford Milwaukee Wapato Supreme Court

Frank Walker Jumps Portland Ball Team

Frank Walker the Portland outfielder jumped the Rosebuds in San Francisco. Walter McCredie announced today Walker intends to retire from baseball.

Frank Walker Portland San Francisco Walter McCredie Walker

Von Brincken Wife Divorced in San Francisco

An interlocutory divorce decree grants Milo Abercrombbie custody of the former Mrs. Von Brincken and her two children. The wife testified her husband, ex military attache of the German consulate, is imprisoned at McNeil Island for violating American neutrality. The children are to bear the Von Brincken name and were named Cecilie and Frederich Wilhelm.

San Francisco Wilhelm von Brincken Bernard J. Flood Milo Abercrombie McNeil Island Cecilie and Frederich Wilhelm Germany von Brincken

Eastern Star Pageant Promises Seattle Grand Parade

A predicted record outdoor pageant in Seattle features the Order of the Eastern Star parade through Second and First avenues with symbolic floats and judges stand before the Hotel New Washington. More than 100 decorated autos compete for trophies as city officials attend events including a banquet at Hotel New Washington and a grand ball at the Masonic Temple. Visiting delegates flood Tacoma ahead of the 16th triennial assembly.

Seattle Order of the Eastern Star Order Second Ave Lenora St James St First Ave Stewart St Fifth Ave Eastern Star Ole Hanson Joel F. Warren New Washington Armory Western Ave Virginia St F. H. Donley Masonic Temple Priest Harvard Ave Tacoma City of Destiny Home Hospitality Committee

Japanese Trade in China Falls Away

James P. Hughes of Wilcken & Schenck told the joint foreign trade clubs at the Army and Navy club that American trade now dominates China. He said Chinese buyers mostly use American goods, and Japan’s trade has shrunk to about a tenth after the Shantung boycott issue. Hughes returned to Seattle after four months in China and Japan.

Japan China James P. Hughes Wilcken & Schenck Army and Navy Club Hughes Seattle Shantung

Witnesses and Learned Testimony in Divorce Case

The court heard testimony from von Brincken and her stepfather George A. McGowan who acted as witnesses. A letter from von Brincken written at McNeil Island was read in which the prisoner said he would not contest the divorce if the children's names were not changed.

von Brincken George A. McGowan McNeil Island

Genius and eccentricity contrasted in personality traits

An analysis notes that while many geniuses show eccentric behavior, not all eccentric individuals possess genius. The distinction highlights how unconventional thinking often accompanies exceptional talent, but does not define it.

Plans to Reforest Northwest Stir Debate at Washi Hotel

A proposed reforestation system to save Waeh forests was discussed by Col. Henry S. Conwall chief forester and local lumbermen at the New Washi hotel. Experts warned that vast Waeh forests could be devastated within 50 years if action is not taken.

Waeh Washi Henry Conwall U.S

Ferry Opens With Joyful King Kitsap Run

The Chamber plans a festive opening for the King Kitsap county ferry service with a Seattle gathering aboard the first sailing to Bremerton.

King-Kitsap County Chamber of Seattle Bremerton

Woman Credits Tanlac For Remarkable Recovery After Nerves

Mrs William Harris of Seattle recounts a long struggle with nerves stomach and weight loss following a wreck and eye surgery. After taking Tanlac she reports better sleep appetite strength and the ability to outwork her husband with nine pounds already regained and more to come. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by local drug stores.

Frain William Harris Five Seattle Wash Jell’s Mrs. Harris Taniac Tania

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