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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
8
The Seattle Giants moved closer to first place by beating Spokane 4 to 1 in the third game of the series yesterday afternoon. Baker pitched for the Indians but struggled.
In league play results Philadelphia and Cleveland tied American standings with Boston and Detroit 2 to 1 Chicago 1 Washington 0 New York 6 St Louis 3 National Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 3 Boston 1 Pittsburg 2 St Louis 6 Brooklyn 4 New York 4 Chicago Federal St Louis 13 Pittsburgh Brooklyn 6 Chicago 1 Buffalo 4 Kansas City Coast Venice 1 Sacramento 0 Portland 11 Oakland 2 Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 0 Only one resident in Northhampton shire England’s 12000 population was prosecuted for intoxication last year.
The Northwestern league title fight tightens as Seattle, Vancouver, and Spokane vie for first division, with Tacoma Portland and Victoria in lower ranks. Spokane is feared once Mike refines the lineup, while Seattle and Vancouver lead behind strong rosters and veteran play.
Hugh Fullerton reports on the Polo selection for America’s team with Waterbury crew led by Monte, and Devry Milburn. Rene Lamontagne earns No 1 despite Rumsey expected. Meadow Brook practice traits cited as favoring Lamontagne over Rumsey. The British squad shows strength but not on par with the Americans. Judge Foell’s Johnson case ruling shocks the Federal League and baseball owners, highlighting the ten day clause reliance.
Seattle Arena Co plans a large concrete and steel skating pavilion between 14th and 16th Aves East Jefferson St with a $100,000 rink. The project aims to ready the rink for fall operation and join the Pacific Coast Hockey League, replacing the failed New Westminster, B C team.
The American polo team completed its practice games at Phipps field before a large audience. The same day, the annual high school midget track meet at Den ny field saw the Lincoln juveniles win by a margin of four points.
Local star ad section highlights new opportunities across listings. Readers are invited to browse opportunities in housing, jobs, and services with emphasis on value and quick action.
Ray Campbell, Seattle lightweight, agreed to tentative terms for a 16 round bout with Joe Mandot in Denver during the Elks convention early next month. Campbell recently fought 16 rounds with Stanley Yoakum, with mixed verdicts, while other boxing notes mix in baseball and golf updates from the era.
Local athletics page reports Northwest League results with Seattle defeating Spokane 4 to 1, Portland 4 to 2 over an unnamed opponent, Victoria 1 to 8, and Vancouver 7 to 6 over Tacoma. Strong emphasis on regional teams amid wartime reporting.
A smoker event staged by Evergreen Lodge No. 60 AOUW was held at Evergreen hall Wednesday night. The program was arranged by Earl McVicar Dr E E Griggs and J F Fogarty.
The Resolute won a 30 mile trial race at Sandy Hook, New Jersey, yesterday. The Defiance dropped out due to rigging trouble while the Vanitie competed but did not win.
Daily market report lists prices and conditions for poultry such as geese ducks guinea fowl and old roosters. It also notes veal pork hogs and large animals with ranges and quality descriptors. Corrected daily by the Kage.
Bantamweight champion Williams leaves this week for New Orleans to give Kid Herman his first shot at the title on July 4. Williams accepts a telegraphic offer to fight there. Promoter McCarey hopes to match Williams and LeDoux for Labor Day. Chip goes into training for a July 7 bout with Murray in San Francisco. Rivers prepares for Wolgast bout at Vernon on July 4.
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