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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1914

Page

8

Mails Shines in Seattle Debut on Pro Mound

Walter Mails, debuting on the professional mound, pitched two perfect innings for Seattle after a 112 inning semi pro game Sunday. The young lefty showed speed and a good curve and could develop into a top pitcher with more experience. Leo Reardon was released, and Roy Mills joined camp in center field with Dug paying for the newcomer.

Walter Mails Dug’s Malls Roy Mills Saskatoon Dug Mills Schweitzer

Our Cures Create Confidence in Medical Practice

A medical ad touts cure success and patient testimonials across chronic diseases and classified ailments. It claims open methods, no payment unless benefits, and a decade of practice with free consultations. It lists eye ear stomach skin blood kidneys and bladder issues plus appendicitis rheumatism goiter catarrh asthma bronchitis and other conditions.

ponaWay Seattle Waeh

Auto Races Off at Lacey as Track Declared Dangerous

The A A A informs promoter Robert A. Hiller that the track in Lacey Washington is too dangerous to permit speed events, cancelling auto races.

Lacey, Wash Robert A. Hiller

Boxing Ban Shuts Down Vernon Hill Fight in Chehalis

Chehalis police chief Dolph imposes ban on boxing events. Tex Vernon and Joe Hill cannot fight here tomorrow night as the edict ends local boxing in the city.

Chehalis Dolph Tex Vernon Joe Hill

2 Are Killed On Diamond Hit On Head

Baseball claimed two young lives yesterday afternoon in Tompkinaville Kentucky and Rockville Connecticut. Hill Hammer 21 a local teacher was struck on the head by a wild pitch during a scrub game and died later from a brain rupture. Frank Boucher 22 was hit on the forehead by a pitched ball at Rockville and died two hours after the incident.

Tompkinaville Rockville Conn Hill Hammer Frank Boucher

First Christian Wins Cup Church Title at Lincoln Park

The First Christian team defeated St. Mark's 7 to 4 at Lincoln Park on Monday night to claim the south section title in the Church league.

St. Mark's Lincoln Park

Ballard, West Seattle Playoff Clash for City Title Route

This afternoon Ballard meets West Seattle in a decisive playoff game to determine if Ballard advances to face Franklin in a final city championship game. Ballard must win to avoid a post season showdown with Franklin.

Ballard West Seattle Franklin

Ty Cobb Set to Return to Detroit Tigers This Week

Detroit fans await Ty Cobb as he recovers from two broken ribs and is expected to rejoin the Tigers later this week. The star outfielder has been sidelined, and his return is anticipated to boost the team during the season.

Detroit Ty Cobb

London Club May Call Off Ritchie Freddie Welsh Fight

In New York on June 2 Emil Thiery said London promoters are backing away from a $40,000 share for Willie Ritchie in the Welsh title bout. He cited Bob Vernon’s report that promoters remain unwilling to proceed after agreeing to the guarantee.

Willie Ritchie Freddie Welsh London Emil Thiery Ritchie Bob Vernon New York Thiery

Harbormaster Endorses Akor Mineral Remedy for Ailments

Portland harbormaster J. Speier, a longtime shipping figure, speaks highly of Akor the California mineral used for rheumatic, stomach, kidney and liver troubles among others. He credits Akor internal treatment and dusting powder for curing his varicose vein and notes others in his circle report relief. Akor is sold at Owl Drug Store and other leading outlets with further information available.

J. Speier Portland Pacific Coast California Speler Pacific Coast Steamship Company Owl Drug

Johnson Confident for Moran Bout in Fine Shape

New York writer reports negro heavyweight champion Jack Johnson is in peak condition for his upcoming fight with Frank Moran, recalling his previous form against Jim Jeffries in Reno. The critic notes Johnson’s strength endures despite dissipation and suggests he could remain elite until age 50.

New York Jack Johnson Frank Moran Jim Jeffries Reno Johnson

Early Major League Scores and Standings Report

Scores and standings from American and National leagues show Boston losing to Washington while New York and Philadelphia post strong totals. Cleveland and Chicago tally key wins with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn also winning in the National loop. Federal and other league results include Indianapolis Buffalo and Baltimore mixed outcomes.

Boston Washington Detroit Chicago New York National League Brooklyn Philadelphia Ua Ammaica CUOMO Pet Paltimore Loule Teewee Clane Indianapolis Buffalo Kansas City Pitteburg

Circuit Crooks

The California baseball league backed by San Jose Freano Stockton and Modesto has dissolved. The circuit’s collapse ends organized play for the four teams in the region.

San Francisco California Baseball League San Jose Freano Stockton Modesto

Broadway midgets beat Queen Anne in dual track meet

Thompson stars as chief point getter for the Broadway high school midgets in a Monday afternoon dual track meet victory over Queen Anne. The item mentions other past notes and athletic references from 1890s era coverage.

Thompson Broadway High Queen Anne

Champ May Wins Another Tennis Title

In Seattle at the Ninth Ave Madison Street courts the interscholastic championship opened with singles and doubles. Ross Williams of Queen Anne is favored to win the singles and, with Lagerstrom, the doubles, after beating Clarence Pelz 6 1 6 3.

Seattle Tennis Club Ninthay Madison St Ross Williams Queen Anne High Williams Lagerstrom Clarence Pelz Wilson Weat Harold Benson James Tevis Schweinbold Ralph Miller Donald Waller K. Morimsteu Leonard Schneider Myron Judd Kimball Palmer Langstrom Judd Hack

Baldwin heiress to convert Santa Anita to polo grounds

Mrs. Anita Baldwin McClaughry daughter of the late FE J Baldwin plans converting the Santa Anita race track near Los Angeles famous for its owner Baldwin into polo grounds and golf links in San Francisco on June 2.

San Francisco Anita Baldwin McClaughry FE. J Lucky) Baldwin Santa Anita Los Angeles Baldwin

Fourth Annual Seattle Trapshooters Tournament Opens

A large crowd is expected for the fourth annual tournament hosted by the Seattle Trapshooters Association. The event starts Tuesday morning at Harbor Island traps.

Seattle Trapshooters’ Association Harbor Island

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