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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1912
Page
2
The ad asserts a painless, timid-friendly dental service with clear display of every operator's license. It warns against unregistered practitioners and emphasizes a two-tier dentistry approach with price quotes for plates, crowns, and a joint operator-manager guarantee.
Regal Dental Offices at 1405 3d Ave NW corner Union St lists Dr L R Clark as manager. The advertisement instructs readers to bring the ad with them.
The Girl Reporter details a Tacoma vs Seattle baseball game with Criger and Fullerton pitching. The piece blends humor and confusion as she describes the field, umpires, and crowd antics, noting Seattle trails 2 to 6 at one point and the teams face again that afternoon on Ladies Day.
Fragmented sports note lists teams and scores with cities such as Frisco Tacoma Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Mt. Louis New York Cleveland and Washington. Events show rain causing postponement and unclear standings.
In Tacoma on July 29, Biddy Bishop promotes Umpire Day August 28 with celebrations for umpires. Skit shows and bouquets honor the umpire birth, with past events featuring Umpire Jakey Baumgarten distributing roses to fans. The Northwestern league favors Tomas and Van Halteren for the honor this year.
July 30 report from Chicano notes heavyweight champion Johnson says he will not retire. He claims he has fought hard and earned $200,000, most of which is invested, and dismisses retirement as a ruse in the ongoing belt dispute with Sam McVey.
Champion Ad Wolgast agrees to a ten round bout with Packey McFarland at 135 pounds at 3 o clock in Chicago July 30. Wolgast stipulates the title shall not be at stake due to the weight concession.
Anecdotes on Tacoma and Wenatchee baseball, plus a national parks regulation amendment. Mention of Marquard and May Sutton’s tennis victory, a Seattle baseball game critique, and a Denver Franklin car stunt with a buyer after a flight over Longmont.
Leo Crevier of Seattle battles Joe Hill of Tacoma in an eight round main event. Another eight round bout features Side Wheel Thompson of Seattle vs Kid Exposito. The card includes four additional bouts.
The Loveras want an away game next Sunday and have every Sunday in August open. Team managers should reach L. Detz at Main 6868 to arrange a date and opponent.
A Lake Crescent fishing report notes crowded camps and huge catches at Klewert’s camp with a 140 fish record in a few hours. The story warns that nearby development and logging may soon erase the lake’s status as a premier Pacific Northwest fishing resort.
Pat Scott declares he is not broke but would take a cut of Corbett’s earnings. He ridicules Corbett’s claims of a mill against his backer, warns Corbett to stop talking in sleep and hints at a possible matchup with Joe Corbett for a Canadian trip, suggesting Dan Balt as the contact.
Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco defeated Thomas Bundy of Los Angeles in four sets to win the men's singles at the Western tennis tournament. Bundy took the first set 10-8, then McLoughlin dominated with 6-1, 6-4, 6-4.
San Francisco July 29 0 Happy Hogan manager of the Vernon team and Bill Leard Oakland second baseman were each fined 25 by Pacific Coast league president Baum after their first fight in a game. Umpires were ordered to banish Hogan to the clubhouse when he shows unsportsmanlike conduct. Hogan targeted Leard after failing to retire Gus Hetling earlier in the sequence.
Tommy and Harlem Tommy Murphy complete hard training and await the gong on Wednesday night for a 15 round bout. Attell and Murphy continue camp at Abe Attell's gym with Coffroth planning final preparations before the Saturday clash.
Spokane Braves beat the Vancouver Champs in a 13 inning game. Two errors by Lewis produced the winning run after a misplay at the plate. Noyes and Bryam pitched well in an even contest. Score by innings: Spokane Vancouver.
Portland loses as costly errors and poor baserunning derail yesterday’s contest. Kantelhner started, Colts racked six hits but fell apart in third. Smith relieved in the fourth, holding Portland to five hits the rest of the game. Victoria capitalizes on miscues to win.
Joe Rivers, out under criticism for turning down Willie Ritcie, declares he will fight any lightweight at 138 pounds ringside. He is already signed with Mandot for Labor Day and bets on a bout if offered.
Walter Johnston of Portland heads to Seattle for a 150 point match with Chase Sibley with a $250 side bet. Henry Solomon, ex coast champion, recently floored Johnston in Port. Fred Henry returns from Lake Crescent. if Pink improves, that answers. Shorty Hatton misses a Sunday tennis engagement. Rovig and partner face Gauntlett and Drake in tennis. Rovig’s skin is punctured. Steve Reynolds leaves for Wenatchee after beating Mortimer on July Fourth. Fred Eckert dives into the A C tank and shivers. Morrel stays fit in gym and tank hoping for a new chance. Goodman shines as the best amphibious swimmer at S A C tank audience corners.
Gunboat Smith the California heavyweight will fight Andy Morris of Baltimore in one of three ten round bouts slated for Wednesday in New York. Smith arrived with Jim Buckley guiding Harlem boxing affairs. Morris is deemed the hardest opponent he has faced. Other scheduled fights pair Jack Britton with Eddie Smith and Young Wagner against Willie Johns.
American Olympic teammates stayed in Europe to compete at a Meld meet in Colombes. Ralph Rose the California shot putter won the event with a 47 feet 5 inches throw.
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