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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
2
The Right Dr Brown Was The Wrong Dr Brown
A historical letter exposes confusion among patients at Union Block and Washington block about dentists named Brown. It relays claims of misdirected visits, an assertive veteran dentist at 712 First Avenue, and plans tied to a Washington Dental War ending next Sunday in the Post-Intelligencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Avenue
Union Block
Ian
Tor
Ashington Block
Sentile
Frere
Test Avenue
Hese Jonna Minntn
Ces Renal den
Union Brock
Shuttle
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Washington
Edwin Brown
First Avenue Union
Postal Telegraph Building
Thompson Delivers Shutout as Giants Vanquish Tigers
Thompson pitched a 6-0 shutout for Seattle against Tacoma, avenging a poor prior outing. Yohe led off with a single and baserunners advanced on errors as Giants and Beavers hint at strong defense. Strait hit a homer for Tacoma, while Seattle blunted any rally as Thompson finished scoreless through the final inning.
Teams Seek Out of Town Games and Local Matches
The notice lists Collings Park Tigers seeking away games on the 16th and 23rd, with Dugdale's grounds hosting if needed and ground fees paid by the losers. Other items note Blakeley’s 6 to 4 win over Native Sons in 10 innings with Chapman’s 18 strikeouts, Rangers losing to Ashias 13 to 7, and Monroe Mercantile Co. routing Everett Moose 16 to 7 with Griswold playing through injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Railway
Interbay
L. Bennett. Gas Company
Main
Loveras
L. Dean
Schwabacher Bros. & Co
Collings Park Tigers
Dugdale’s
Jack Hurwitz
East
Blakeley
Chapman
Short
Bams
E.ses
Johnson and
de Frieze
Chap Iman
Wagner
Monroe Mercantiles
Monroe Mercantile Co
Everett Moose
Everett
Moose
Griswold
Monroe
Mercantile
Burgett
Powell
Benson
Herbret
Laddy
Peterson
Lowman Juniors Crush Potlatch Pippinos in Lopsided Win
Lowman and Hanford Juniors defeated Potlatch Pippinos 26 to 6 in a Sunday game showing dominance by the visiting squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowman
Hanford
Tip for Dug Aims to Boost Giants with New First Base Move
A rough note cites a plan to add a first baseman for the Giants and a potential spot for Hunky Shaw by McMullen at Harry's station. It praises Mac as a versatile worker and recalls Lee McGee's surprising success as Seattle’s utility man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Hunky Shaw
McMullen
Harry
Mac
Lee McGee
Seattle
St. Louis
Asahi Beat Hillman City 12 to 6 in Rough Contest
Despite a size disadvantage Hillman City All Stars kept pace with the larger Asahi team. The Hillman Jads 18 to 16-year-olds faced older Japanese players as the game opened with a spurt, Hillman scoring 6 runs before Asahi rallied to 12. Earlier, the Asahi defeated the Rangers 16 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asahi
Hillman City All Stars
Hillman Jads
Brown
Hillman
Frank
Noto
Leidke
Gray
Asahis
Rangers
Columbia City Forfeits Scheduled Keystone Match
Columbia City forfeits its Keystone aggregation game due to nonappearance on Sunday. The decision impacts standings and ticket holders as officials confirm the forfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City
Keystone
Mikados Top R. A. C. 13 to 7 at Woodland Park
The Mikados defeated the R. A. C. by 13 to 7 at Woodland Park Sunday. Next Sunday they face the Fort Lawton speed boys at Dugdale's Park in what is billed as a good game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Speed Boys
Fort Lawton
Dugdale’s Park
Seattle Men to Compete in Sweden for Olympic Team
Twelve Pacific coast athletes secure spots with the American team for the Stockholm Olympic Games. The executive committee of the A A U names Frederick H Allen K J Beeson Sam Bellah J L Couse James J Donahardland Clarened 8 Edmundsen and others, with reporting to New York by June 11 and a Fin land voyage set for June 14. The Seattle Athletic Club will finance Courtney and Edmundsen's trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sweden
Coit
Frederick H. Allen
Broad K. J. Beeson
Sam Bellah
Pole Vaul
J. L Cousprints
James J. Donahardland
Edmu
Pet 'Ie
Sullivan
San Ciaco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Portland
Finland
Seattle Athletic Club
Courtney and
Edmundsen
Tigers blank opponents as Thompson stars on mound
Cecil Thompson pitched a shutout for the Tigers while Meanee Mann started after an injury fly. Brooks and Magee-like fielding helped, with Yorke Strait homering and Whaling delivering a clutch hit. Umpire Toman drew boos for ball and strike calls as Neils singled in a late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toman Ve Thompson
Balla
Neighbors
Toman
Neils
West Side Nine Beats Port Gamble 4 to 1 in Vent
The West Side nine visited Port Gamble yesterday and received a fine reception. They won the game by a 4 to 1 score with pitchers Schroeder and Wing credited for the win and Batterles mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat
Port Gamble
Pwing
Schroeder
Bellevue Gas Company Beats Home Team 12 to 8
The Gas Company visited Bellevue Sunday and walloped the home team by a 12 to 8 score. Batteries Burns Koliker and Schu Johnson Brussney were key players for Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Gas Company
Burns, Koliker
Schu
Johnson and Brussney
Canadian Boy 18 Fights on in Rain of Blows at Stockyards
Jeff Boyle, a Canadian lightweight, earned fan praise in Peru Indiana after a six round bout with Packey McFarland. Though outmatched and repeatedly hit, Boyle refused to quit and endured a brutal display before the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ind
Jeff Boyle
Packey McFarland
Boyle
Stockyards Wonder
Petroskey to Fight Ban Francisco Friday
Petroskey to clash with Jack Fitzgerald of Omaha in a four round middleweight bout in San Francisco Friday night. Petroskey has been challenging top contenders and seeks another win over a tough opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroskey
Ban Francisco
Sailor Petroskey
Jack Fitegerald
Omaha
Scotts Narrow Win at Austin Freed Smoker
Lightweight Patrick Scott barely held on to defeat Eddie Shannon in the final minutes at the Austin Freed smoker. Henry North lost to Billy Speck after a late decisive swing and several men battled in bouts refereed by Lonnie Austin. Romeo Hagen beat Cecil Hatfield as Dan Salt hosted the event with Dan Salt and Lonnie Austin handling duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Scott
Eddie Shannon
Austin & Freed
Pat
Shannon
P. Scott
Lonnie Austin
Henry North
Caimant
Pacific Northwest
North
Billy Speck
Speck
Orth
Mr. North
Romeo Hagen
Baker
Cecil Hatfield
Wheeler” Thompson
Dan Salt
Joe Butler
Joe
Feek
Salt
Austin @ Freed
Allen Bayley Championship Bout Promoted in Canada
Promoters announce a July championship fight between Allen and Bayley in Bassano with a special train from Seattle Victoria and Vancouver for fans. The trip costs 76 dollars including bout admission. Backers claim 100 Puget Sound followers will ride the special train after reviewing the Connell fiasco.
Hoppe Beats Cline In Championship Match
In Philadelphia on June 5 Willie Hoppe defeated Harry Cline in a championship bout. Hoppe’s high run reached 109 as the final score reflected a strong performance. Franklin defeated West Seattle 11 to 3 in another recent game, with Franklin securing six wins in eight played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoppe
Cline
Philadelphia
Harry Cline
Willie Hoppe
Franklin HI
Franklin
West Seattle
Foran and Allen
Leod
Peck
Brinker Returns and Local P N A Tryouts Set
Brinker who had been sold to Louisville and then Vancouver arrived last night and was sent again to Vancouver after refusing to play for Louisville. A Seattle Athletic Club trial selects eight players for the P N A championship in Portland on June 14 with tryouts at Madison Park next Monday featuring Walsh Taomarson Bowman Evans Abbott MacGillicuddy Gray Vetter Sheridan Farrell Wylie Ames Pulver Smith Anderson Tiper Norman Otto Risden Clyde Humes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinker
Dode Brinker
Philadela Nationala
Vancouver
Inter Canal
Louisville
Big Bush
Pres. Fogel
Portland
Seattle Athletic Club
Rose City
Madison Park
Walsh
Taomarson
Bowman
Evana
Abbott
MacGillicuddy
Gray
Vetter
Sheridan
Farrell
Wylie
Ames
Pulver
Smith
Anderson
Tiper
Norman
Otto
Garland
Risden
Clydé
Humes
Burns 10 to 7 Favorite in Fight at Oakland
Frankie Burne the Oakland lightweight was a 10 to 7 favorite over Louis Rees of Los Angeles in a ten round bout. Both fighters reported in fine condition and Owen Moran has been offered a match with the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Rees
Oakland
Frankie Burne
Louis Rees
Los Angeles
Bay City
Bugs
Burne
Stone Released By Portland Manager McCredie
George Stone once the American League batting king is unconditionally released by Manager McCredie of the Portland Pacific Coast league club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Liberty
Portland, Or
George Stone
McCredie
Portland Pacific Coast League
Levin bill opens door to 25 round boxing in Arizona
The Levin bill allowing 25 round boxing with five ounce gloves passed the senate and awaits house action. If enacted, only regularly organized clubs may stage events and they face a $250 annual tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Senate
House
Burke and Farrar Triumph in Woodland Park Goose Game
Burke and Farrar faced the Key stone warriors at Woodland Park where the latter grabbed two tallies. MayStone 2.655 clvsces. Burke and Farrar scored 8, Norris and Phillips led Lewin and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Farrar
Keystone Warriors
Woodland Park
MayStone
Burke and Farrar
Norris
Phillips
Lewin
Warren
Tagalie Wins Big English Derby at Epsom Downs
The English Derby at Epsom Downs was won by Tagalie owned by W Raphael with L Hewitt riding. Jaeger was second and Tracery third in the $30,000 race over the mile and a half course. Royal attendance and mourning for King Frederick of Denmark accompanied the day’s premier turf event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Epsom Downs
W. Raphael
L. Hewitt
Ludwig Normann
Jaeger
Tracery
England
George
Frederick
Denmark
Derby
Pantomume of Seattle Beats Woodinville at Seaport Sunday
The Pantomume of Seattle defeated Woodinville by thirteen runs at the seaport on Sunday as Timbertown managed only three fans. Pax ton and Williamse pitched for Breeches, while Burly and Westby starred for the burgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Woodinville
Seaport
Timbertown
Paxton
Williamse
Burly
Westby
Tigers Edge Magnolias In Frustrating Clash
The Colling Park Tigers faced the Magnolias last Sunday but the visitors were absent. The Tigers lingered before leaving with a win and some satisfaction from the result.
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Spokane
Victoria
Yosler
Broadway Rink
East Pine
Priews
Bull Bros
Third Avenue
Bungalachols
Winckley
KODAK
Swick Sanitarium
Tet Ave
Wash
Dr. Brown
Dentists OF
Thompson
Tigers
Chick
Yohe
Neighbor
Raymond
Mann
Strait
McMullin
Whaling
Critterden
Tacoma
Willis
Joe Cohn
Indians
Dees
Willie
Stadillo
Noyes
de Vogt
Kaaufman
Grandstaad
Beavers
Colts
Eastley
van Hatters
Harris
Belford
Ssreses A
Ashias
Batteries
Selles
Chase
Metz
Yokum
Yoma
Ashia
Lincoln Cubs
Cheney
Needham
A . Tyler
Kiing
Prooklya
Humphreys and
Ragen
Yingling
Sitter Eooke
Louie Eaeeee
AA Wittts
Wingo
Wiltse
Meyers
Hartley
Coast Qakinns
Renee
Ian Taaee
ALL Stars
Ira Courtney
Cecil Thompson
Oree Mann
Brooks
Lee Magee
Yorke
Drelocker
Moran
Dugdale
Scott
Keystones
Tagalie
Magnolias
Colling Park Tigers
Toric Lenses
Cor
Lenmen
Far
Onelona
W. Robson
Oregon
Centralia
Grays Harbor
Points
Shasta Limited
Elliott
Oregon-Washington
Jackson
Fourth Ave
King County
United States
Canada
Warren Brothers Company
Seattle, Wash
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