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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
3
Lefty Miller allowed only three hits in a complete game victory for Vancouver Beavers over the Turks, 4 to 2. Custer delivered a two run homer with two outs in the ninth inning. George Engle struggled for the visitors.
Bonner keeps Tacoma grounded after relieving in the fourth, limiting the opponent to one hit the rest of the game. Idaho pitcher Ryan faltered early as five straight wins came for Bonner and the Boise club. A sequence of sacrifices and errors framed a chaotic victory effort in Spokane.
San Francisco dispatch reports promoter Louis Blot plans to press ahead with Langford Kaufman bout despite Gov. Gillett possible ban on boxing. Arrests and guarded ringside crowd expected, with preliminaries featuring George Quinn vs Charley Harper and Jim Horner vs Pete Maguire.
In Los Angeles on June 18 United Press reports a dull 10 round bout between Barry and Ferguson drew boos as no blows landed. Police stopped one bout early and a referee ended another after injuries, sparking debate on California boxing limits and governor policy. Mercedes car note mentions Detroit as Michigan's auto hub.
The article notes Lefty’s sharp pitching to even the score with Mike Lynch, with Jimmie Adams and Red Robert Frown delivering strong outfield defense. Brown fills in for Drinker, Bob covers multiple positions, and Bonner fears losing his winning streak. Joe Custer and Bobby James collect Seattle hits as fans eye Jimmie Clark’s next game. Relford’s signed status remains unresolved while Butch contemplates leaving the pro scene against parental wishes.
Auto groups across the nation push better highways with every county having a vice president to maintain interest. Ohio will sell its road map for a fee while Buffalo and Indiana groups mobilize road improvements and convict labor aids in southern states to speed up construction.
A columnist outlines an all star lineup across both leagues with Bresnahan at catcher and Lajoie at second base praised for defense and hitting. Mathewson Mullin Wagner McGraw lead a veteran pitching staff as John McGraw is praised for leadership and strategy in building a fierce lineup.
San Francisco district attorney Fickert says the governor should send a representative to ringside to determine if Langford Kaufman prize fighting is underway. He assures the police and DA will handle any real fight under the law without militia, waiting for a ringside report before acting.
Hal Chase has impressed players and critics with his leadership as captain of the New York Yankees. Many expect him to succeed Stallings as manager next year, and his intelligence appears to drive the club on offense and defense. He is praised as a fast, powerful first baseman with exceptional hitting and fielding, forecast to remain a dominant figure in baseball for years.
A Butte, Montana syndicate began telegraphic negotiations with Tex Rickard to secure the Jeffries Johnson bout. They promise a Montana attendance guarantee of 10,000 spectators to back the offer.
The Turks and Beavers head back to Seattle to face the Vancouver team in a bid to stop a four game skid. Odds shift as both squads seek a needed win.
Due to official opposition in California, railroads cancel many Eastbound special trains. Santa Fe halts 24 of 27, Southern Pacific cancels 20 of 23. Only three SP trains remain today from Oklahoma City, New York, and New Orleans, possibly cancelled later. Passenger demand was to be 10,900 on specials plus more on regular trains.
June 18 report from Portland notes Gov. Gillett of California declaring war on prize fighting. The Municipal League of Partyland ordered injunctions to stop all prize fights and prosecutors would pursue promoters. Local promoters say next month’s shows are canceled indefinitely as Oregon’s stricter anti fight law takes effect.
Tacoma regent John A. Rea proposes Seattle build a large stadium on the campus to boost the city’s profile. He suggests a $20 000 price and steps by business leaders athletic groups and transport firms to raise funds, noting Tacoma’s stadium already benefited Tacoma.
Princeton defeated Yale 7 to 6 in the deciding game of a series played at American League Park. Yale led early but Princeton rallied with a four run burst in the late innings to win by two.
National League action shows Pittsburg and New York with partial scores as rain delays postpone St Louis and Boston morning contests. Batteries included Adams Gibson Drucke Raymond Phite and Myers for the visitors while Brown Kling Rucker and Bergen anchor the home lineup. Thirteen innings noted in one contest before delays.
The Ballard Meteors invite amateur teams to schedule games. Contact Manager Charles Johnson, Ballard 752, or mail to 2525 W. 56th Ave. at Ballard for arrangements.
All aboard for Pleasant Beach on Sunday with outdoor sports dancing and baseball. Boat departs Colman dock for a round trip fare of 50 cents.
The May 6 Dreamland melee left Tommy McCarthy dead hours after a knockout by Owen Moran. California officials and church groups move to halt prize fighting, citing public safety and the McCarthy death as motive.
The passage lists horsepower based motor tax rules with amounts 5 and 15 25 dollars for various horsepower ranges. It specifies fees for vehicles up to 6 aguat 1 and 7% horsepower brackets and includes care of 26 dollars.
An incomplete report notes a French inventory item featuring a motor mounted device described as powerful and part of a larger project. The item is said to be capable of traveling miles and relates to a flash of activity from a French source.
Sailors invite the public to a Saturday and Sunday naval event featuring 14 ships at the Navy base. Round trip admission listed as 0 cents, offering free transport for attendees to view the fleet and watch demonstrations.
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