Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington

We have 1,702,578 pages in Washington

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1920

Page

13

Seals Face Pitching Woes Amid Injury List

San Francisco Seals struggle as injuries and slumps thin their pitching staff. Regulars Sam Agnew and Willie Kamm sit out, while Johnny Couch, Sam Lewis and Herb McQuaid lead a fragile rotation. Lefty Schroeder departs Portland to pitch in California for the rest of the year.

Slim Love Seals Golden Gate Detroit Tigers San Francisco Herb McQuaid Jordan Jim Scott Los Angeles Reed Agnew Seal Sam Agnew Willie Kamm Charley Graham Lefty Schroeder Portland McCredie Seri California

Bantam Champion Bud Ridley Shines in Coast Ring Return

Bud Ridley coast bantamweight champion returned home to headline at Liberty Park, drawing with Karl Baird in a fast-paced main event. Ridley used a sharp left jab and body hooks, while Baird edged ahead in the fourth round. Jim Flynn defeated Steve Reynolda in the semi windup, Eddie Moore impressed, and Roy Mason topped Moore in a 16-pound weight swing. The boxing commission scrapped the judge system, pleasing the crowd with Ad Schacht officiating.

Bud Ridley Karl Baird Liberty Park Ridley Baird Dad Pornto Bud Jim Flynn Pueblo Steve Reynolda Reynolds Jim Steve Eddie Moore Bud Manning Centralia Roy Mason Tacoma Kid Lavigne Joe Wopp Bud Oliver Chanley Davidson Boxing Commission Ad Schacht

Locals Take Third Tilt 5 to 4 In Close Series Game

Seattle won a third game of the series by 5 to 4 after a late Oaks rally fell just short. Eldred, Hite and Knight delivered key hits as Arlett, Walter and Lane contributed in the ninth inning. Pitching featured Seibold and Holling with several walks and stolen bases by Middleton and Walter.

Seattle Oaks the Oaks Lei O Arlett Milae Eldred Hite Knight Lane Baldwin Hite A. Arlett Walter Balle Sei Holling Seibold Rane Middleton Kenworthy Murphy Phyle Fason

Angels Do Well in Salt Lake Baseball Note

The Angels perform well in Salt Lake with long hits and solid pitching. Buck Weaver of the White Sox is praised by Swede Risberg for hitting and fielding excellence. The Indians and Yankees are mentioned as top contenders for the American League title.

Angels Salt Lake Los Angeles Utah Park Buck Weaver Chicago White Sox Swede Risberg White Sox San Francisco Weaver Saya Cleveland Indians New York Yanks

Alex Alexander Noted For Wild Pitch Theory With Cubs

Umpire Charley Rigler suggests Grover Alexander's enhanced speed and sharper curves boost his effectiveness for the Cubs this year. He says Alexander's control is looser than in 1915, turning wild pitches into strategic unpredictability and possibly the best year of his career.

Grover Alexander Cubs Charley Rigler Alex

Detroit Tigers rally loyal fans despite spring woes

Umpire George Hilderbrand credits loyal Detroit fans for supporting the Tigers during a rough spring. He says the fans’ steadfast attendance is the city’s biggest advertisement, even as the team endures a lengthy losing streak.

Detroit George Hilderbrand Tigers

Boxing talk swirls around Fulton Dempsey and other stars

Veteran trainer Chet Metnt discusses Fred Fulton versus Jack Dempsey in potential rematch scenarios. He notes Fulton’s power but fragile defense, compares him to Thompson, and mentions plans for Bud Manning, Tiny Herman, Andre Anderson, Johnny McCarthy, Travie Davis, and Sergeant Bunker. O'Dowd Ortega and Wilson are also in focus as title implications loom.

Chet Fred Fult&h Minnesota Jack Dempsey Bud Manning Liberty Park Fulton Jack Thompson Portland Thompson Fred Tom O'Rourke Big Fred Dempsey Tiny Herman Tacoma Andre Anderson Hector Clay Hite Herman McIntyre Hite Johnny McCarthy Travie Davis Everett Sergeant Bunker San Francisco Anderson Bunker Bevo Kruvosky Mike O'Dowd Ortega Rose City O'Dowd Johnny Wilson Mike Wilson

Tennis Glory Drives Beattie Tennis Club Meet

Frederick & Nelson sales manager vf Mergen has donated a trophy for the state tennis championships opening next week at Hemmit and Madison. The tournament begins Monday June 1 with finals late in the month. Williams, 1918 titleholder in women singles, may defend though matches depend on entries. Noted players include Anderson Haven Cheencey, Rabaham, McCormack, Callum, Alien, Apelde, Crawford, MacInnis, Marian, and young Ram Russell teaming with Cap Pringle in doubles.

Wic Mergen Frederick & Nelson's Hase Hemmit Madison Irece Williams Tithe Helder Henare Bat le Ponce Anderson Haven Cheencey Rabam Bret Rocket Seattle Lake Washington Roerie A. B. MacInnis Playfield Arman Marian City Marian Bathie Mashy Ram Russell Cap Pringle Beattie Tennis Club Russells

Leonard and Tendler in contention for title clash

Renny Leonard seeks a rematch with Lew Tendler as Billy Gibson offers 67.5? to back a bout at 11 rounds with a 10 decision. Gibson compares terms to Leonard's prior earnings against Welch and Welsh versus Ritchie, signaling negotiations for a championship fight.

Renny Leonard Lew Tendler Billy Gibson Tendler Gibson Leonard Tencher Welch T Welsh Willie Ritchie Landen

Good Ball Tossers Tie Up in Terre Haute

Mordecai Crown laments lack of first class players in Terre Haute Indiana and says clubs across the country hold onto good talent. Uncle Nick Altrock jokes about aging and coaching while vowing to keep in the game as lines blur with age. The piece ends noting the US population and land share.

Terre Haute Ind Mordecai Crown Mordecai Nick Altrock Nick

No Smarter Ball Now Says Clarke

Clarke criticizes modern baseball saying players lack interest and hustle, comparing today’s teams to early eras. He argues big salaries and distractions have not produced smarter play and laments the changing lineup and personalities versus the old days.

Clarke Fred Clarke O11 Wred Chance Cubs Giants McGrad

Parl Caddock Takes Up Golf After War Weariness

The wresting scene notes Parl Caddock catching the golf bug for rest and revival. He plans a spring return after time off, seeking diversion and exercise to cope with fatigue from wartime work and recovery. Benny Leonard is mentioned as a potential influence.

Parl Caddock Karl Eaye Benny Leonard

Ballard Beavers Sign George Fraser for Interbay Clash

The Ballard Beavers enlist former Ballard high school pitcher George Fraser for Sunday's game against Interbay Juniors at Mercer Field. Fraser aims to fill the gap left by Burgh and MeLaughlin, who joined Bumson mill team. Ballard seeks a fourth straight win to stay level with Mt. Baker Juniors.

Ballard Beavers George Fraser Ballard High School Interbay Mercer Field Beavers Burgh Melaughlin Bumson Mill Fraser Ian Thallard Mt. Baker

Cobb and Jackson Duel For Hitting Pace In Local Play

Ty Cobb is described as faster than Joe Jackson while Jackson relies on power. The piece notes Cobb’s speed and hitting, with Jackson aiming to lead in hitting yet favoring team success. Sunday games feature Feliz club and Tailored Ready at Lincoln playfield, with other matchups at B F Day and Alki.

Ty Cobb Joe Jackson Jackson Joe Cobb Ballard Mr. Baker Feliz Club Tailored Ready Lincoln Felix Club Bob Thorburn Don Hunter Clothiers City Cubs Greenwood Cubs Spartan A. C Alki Shamrock Club Rainier Valley Madison Park Cavalier Sporting of the Star

Ruth hits 19th homer in Chicago

In Chicago on June 18 Babe Ruth hit his 19th homer of the season off Claude Williams a Chicago left hander. Ruth swung at a fast ball in the fourth inning sending it over the right field wall and driving in two runs as his club led the game.

Chicago Babe” Ruth Claude Williams Babe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Buddy Ridley Earl Baird Goite SAN Francisco Seals Sacramento Casey Smith Tom Seaton Hve Veen Johnny Couch Sam Lewis Flivvers Ridley Takes Salt Lake City Vernon San Angeles Oakland Ealt Lake Cleveland New York Hoeton Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Boston National League Saat Cincinnati Louis Crooklyn Pittsburg Pike ST Clothing Center First Avenue Pike Street Second Avenue Fourth Avenue Hulen Sammy Gordon New Edwards Miller Vancouver B. C John McCormack Australia Marshall Alien McCormeck C. J. Callum Dr. Apiede Crawford Anderson United States Jeld Beerywhe Geonar Fnoey Co, Mancne, Bosre Pioneer Dentists, Inc Danford Yesler Way Yesler Pittsburg Pirates Caddock Ruth Cheasty’s Cheasty House of Kuppenheimer
Search Courier

Search the Seattle Star Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Seattle Star?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication