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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1916
Page
10
Former Federal league president Jim Gilmore now says there is no room for more than two major leagues and criticizes the reserve clause as essential in this era of commercial baseball. The interview reflects a dramatic shift from his earlier views.
Question about how an abstract adds value if title insurance is available. Explores scenarios where an abstract aids due diligence, lien checks, chain of title confirmation, and risk assessment beyond basic insurance coverage. Highlights practical steps for closing and resolving title issues.
Giants manager Tealey Raymond praises Eldred as a neat hitter and strong fielder. He compares Eldred to Tacoma third baseman Wuffit and notes Tealey’s long commutes between Des tiny and Tacoma.
Dugdale joins Chicago after Buffalo season as A G Spalding leads the White Stockings. Montreal advices hint NAS may drop schedules in winter with most stars in the army. Pittsburg eyeing Spokane duo Gard Gislason and George McGinnis. Jim Noble gains control by pitching at a target. Pat Campbell ousted from Grand Rapids Central league. George Chip set to sail June 15 for Australia with Jimmy Dime.
Tacoma wins the first game of the series against Seattle 10 to 1, extending their winning streak to three. Charley Schmutz pitched for Seattle and struggled, giving up 11 singles as Tacoma bats produced early offense. Skeet’s solid third inning helped seal the win for Tacoma.
Philadelphia two Pittsburg one and New York two Chicago one Brooklyn three St. Louis one. Cleveland three Philadelphia one and St. Louis four Boston three. Detroit eight New York six and Chicago three Washington zero. Ping Bodie has 269 in the Pacific Coast league but the steal is the thrill.
A catalog-style listing compares dental filling materials including white crowns gold fillings silver fillings and platina fillings.
Port Orchard defeated the Bakers Saber nine to two in a clean fast game Friday night. Heavy hitting highlighted the later innings as Port Orchard built a decisive lead after a quiet start.
The special report from Piper and Taft notes good catches across nearly every nearby lake, with Maple Valley Lake Wilderness and Lake Grandy among top spots. Notable catches include a 15 pound Beandsiee trout at Lake Crescent and bass at Kenmore, as weekend anglers flocked to streams and lakes.
A collage of verse and notes on baseball from old print, imagining returns of legends like Big Ed Walsh and musings on the Federal League’s impact. It samples players Cul lop and Anderson, discusses pitching strength in the Yankees and Giants, and weaves in commentary on Magee and other figures with period flair.
The article follows Pinkman describing meetings with Mabel Normand and Sid ney Gibson, then detailing a training session with Jack Doyle for the Hoppe bout. He notes climate affecting throats, a strategy to let Hoppe throw him around, and a later remark from Ed Frayne calling him a weak boy after a workout.
The Seattle Aerial ball club crushed the Order of the Golden West 10 to 2 at Woodland Park. Jensen Ryerson and Smith powered the offense with 16 hits against Cannon Ball Thompson. Bill Pepper pitched well for the Aerials, allowing only two scratch hits.
In Seattle Athletic Club courts the city tennis championship opened with fast play and tight battles. Men’s singles saw McBurney and Nennie win in straight sets while several matches went to the limit with defaults and close scores. Anderson, Pomroy and Le Blond among notable winners. Ladies rounds also produced decisive results with Fenn, Sunaden and Greene securing victories and others advancing or advancing by default.
Freddie Welsh has agreed to a 15 round bout with Ad Wolgast in Denver on July 4. Welsh will receive 8000 dollars regardless of outcome while Wolgast takes a share of the gate. Wolgast fights tonight in St Louis against Frankie Russell in a 12 round bout.
John Henry Johnson aged 56 and “The Kentucky Rosebud” aged 61 fought in Philadelphia. Johnson defeated the opponent who had stopped featherweight champ George Dixon in two rounds, a career noted for many bouts.
Benny Leonard defeated Johnny Dundee at Madison Square Garden last night. Leonard, weighing 136 pounds, calmly outmaneuvered Dundee’s rushes and aerial assault to win on points.
Dario Resta and Ralph De Palma, the world’s fastest drivers, planned a three heat match race for next Sunday at the Maywood Speedway to determine who holds the speed king title.
Seattle and Tacoma tennis clubs plan a visit by Miss Molla Bjurstedt and Mrs May Sutton Bundy both leading women players. No word yet on acceptance from the two stars.
The Seattle Fly and Bait Casting club will stage a picnic at Berlin on July 16. The grounds are described as ideal and a large crowd is anticipated. The club has grown to 600 members since its January organization.
Wilbert Robinson, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, is praised for his calm, personal approach and strong rapport with players. His ability to read temperaments and tailor treatment to individuals, including stars like Zack Wheat and Rube Marquard, is credited with the club leading the pennant race. A fishing trip without baseball signaled his focus on team harmony.
Chicago rumor says Jess Willard may meet Hoosier state fighter Jack Dillon before summer's end. Promoters in New York hint Dillon as Willard’s foe if Fred Fulton loses to Frank Moran, clearing the path for a Willard bout.
Harvard’s rowing crew fields 42 oarsmen in a bid to dominate the season while Yale sharpens focus on beating Harvard’s first eight. the race dynamic centers on the top eight and potential scoring outcomes.
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