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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1910

Page

2

Jensen Struggles as Seattle Tops Beavers in Turbulent Game

Erve Jensen lasted four innings but was knocked around by Seattle hitters, the Turks pouncing to a 5–0 lead. Bill Chinault and Bob James sparked attacks for Seattle, while Spokane managed only a lone unearned run as Beavers officials pulled Jensen early and defense faltered.

Jinks Man Chinault Vancouver Erve Jensen Bob Brown Jens Bob Mr. Jennen Erven Rka Seattle Brown Jensen Mr. Smith John Bill Chinault Bill Beavers Hrinker Raymond Bob James A & Fed Scharnweber Smith

Tigers Fall to Jens Baker as Spokane Shuts Out Tacoma

Spokane right hander Jens Baker dominated Tacoma striking out two hits as Spokane built a three run lead in the first inning and added six runs total. Tacoma starter Annis was wild and Maeton replaced him in the fifth as the Tigers managed only two scratches hits.

Tacoma Jens Baker Tigers Spokane Beauty

Bancroft Tennis Racquets Offered at Cost

Bancroft is advertised as the pioneer American maker of tennis racquets. The dealer states a large assortment is being sold at cost price with base prices from 96 cents to 5 dollars and guarantees every racquet. This marks the second time they have offered half their stock.

Bancroft America

Coast league head opens inquiry into Portland bribery report

Judge Thomas J. Graham, president of the Coast league, said he would closely investigate a Portland newspaper claim that Portland gamblers tried to bribe Oakland pitchers. He discussed expanding the Coast league to eight teams and noted strong crowds in San Francisco, Portland, and Sacramento, with growing local support.

San Francisco Judge Thomas Graham Portland Oakland Sacramento Judge Graham Congressman McCredie Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Merchants of Senators

Tom Sharkey Refused to Fight for Six Bits

Vallejo July 28 Tom Sharkey famed pugilist refuses to fight for six bits in a Vallejo bout with Mulvehill The promoter offered a percentage of receipts after expenses Four quarters explained the split with three quarters to the winner one to the loser Sharkey balked saying I won't fight a man for six bits.

Tom Sharkey Vested Real Vallejo Cal Pugiliat Reno Tom Mulvehill Sharkey Tawm

Overeating by Ball Players Becomes Managers’ Concern

The article notes overeating among ball players harms performance and draws managers’ scrutiny. Jim McQuire cites trainers and common sense urging light meals before games, as heavy eating slows players and affects thinking. It contrasts past indulgences with modern restraint, while managers still monitor players’ eating and behavior at the table.

Sinteten

New York Humor and Real Estate Snippets

In New York July 28 Kid McCoy offers wry epigram on fame while recounting banter at the mayor’s office about licenses. A note recalls Buck Freeman’s home run record era. An 1890s land auction advertises 5 acres near Silverdale with cash and monthly balance, touted as fertile farm land suitable for a chicken ranch via Ole Hanson & Co.

New York Norman Selby Kid McCoy Mr. McCoy Silverdale Ole Hanson & Co New York Block Ose

Levy Wins Washington State Rights for Fight Pictures

Eugene Levy owner of twenty moving picture houses. He secured Washington state rights after a sharp fight and will show the pictures in the Grand theatre as long as patronage lasts. They will then be taken on John Cort's circuit. Levy reportedly paid $20,000 for the state rights.

Eugene Levy Washington Grand Theatre Levy John Cort

Three Olympic Stars Moved To Patrol Duty In New York

Olympic team members tin Sheridan John Flanagan and Matthew McGrath world champions in hammer shot and discus were transferred from easy berths to patrol duty in the marshal's office. The transfers cited as for the good of the service and the trio will be assigned to precincts to pound a beat. A Virginia street advertisement follows.

United Press New York Martin Sheridan John Flanagan Matthew McGrath London Clarence Cop

Then It Happened A Boxing Turn in Fifteenth Round

A chaotic fifteenth round features Kid Uppercut nearly finished as Spike McMush taunts him. Uppercut, groggy but quick, recalls a sudden punch and a clash of style marks the bout with dramatic, evolving tension.

Spike McMush Spike

Auto Meet Promises High Speed Demonstrations

Saturday at the Seattle Automobile Dealers Association Meadows race meet features racing feats aiming to surpass speed records. Events include 10 mile light car races, stock and obstacle challenges, motor cycle and time trials, with diverse exhibitions across two days.

Seattle Meadows Barrela

Racing circuit planned to include major cities nationwide

Automobile manufacturers plan a grand circuit from New York to Los Angeles with new tracks in San Francisco Pittsburgh Denver Seattle Latonia and Dayton under the American Automobile Association. Key figures Morroso and major racers expect rapid setup, with machines entered for next season and potential national records ahead.

RY Pat New York Los Angeles Indianapolis Speedway E. A. Morross Ind Fis American Automobile Association San Francisco Pittsburg Denver Seattle Latonia Cincinnati Dayton Morrosa Indianapolis

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