Hanging Crepe Event Sparks Community Toast
A quirky street notice invites residents to a July 15 gathering featuring a playful crepe hang and social toast. Organizers promise light fare and a casual atmosphere for neighbors to mingle.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
13
Rainier Squad Trounces Tigers in Second Series Game
The Rainiers beat the Tigers in a second straight victory as Seattle reshuffles the lineup with Jimmy Walsh in left, Compton to right, and young Ice at third. Ray French and Prentice start strong for the Coasters while Bighee eyes a six straight win as Salt and Vernon games loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier
Tigers
Rainiers
Seattle
Los Angeles
Jimmy Walshik
Compton
Garden
Young Ice
Harry
Cunningham
Knight
Prentice
Make
Ray French
Young Prentice
Coasters
French
Salt Club
Vernon
Dempsey and His Bulldog King Dominate Training Day
The article portrays Jack Dempsey and his heavy weight bulldog King as inseparable training partners. King accompanies sunup road work and waits for breakfast, sits by the challenger's chair at meals, and endears himself to the camp with faithful behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempeery
King
Jack
Seals Drop Second Game to Senators
Seals were limited to two safe hits as Vance defeated San Francisco 4 to 0. Sanchez and Caveney managed the Seals only hits while mn pitched solidly but allowed nine hits and three runs for the Senators' win. Batteries Seaton and Fald win. Vance and Fisher for the Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seals
Vance
Solons
Gate
Socrato San Francisco
Pfitzger
Caveney
Francisco
Seaton
Faldwin
Fisher
Willard and Dempsey in prime shape for big fight
Joe Chip, a close observer, says Jess Willard is in fine condition and can take punishment from heavyweights. He notes his own attempts to hurt Willard fail to make an impression. Chip adds that if Jack Dempsey hurts Willard, he must hit hard as he is in good condition and likely to improve with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Kellar
Jess
Joe Chip
Richard
Jack Dempsey
H. C. Hamilton
United Press
Toledo
Ohio
Jess Willard
Joe
Dempsey Sparks Willard Contender Aces In Ring Action
Jack Dempsey dominated Terry Kellar with relentless attacks and a dazzling display of speed. Tex Rickard hailed Dempsey as tireless and supreme in conditioning, predicting a standout performance tomorrow. Willard connected with Jess Heinen on a sharp uppercut, nearly sending Heinen down as eight rounds ended.
Rally Nets Clymer Clan Ball Melee
Seattle Rainiers beat the Tigers in Los Angeles as Compton, Lapan, and Gietehhmann contributed key hits. Brenton weathered a rough first inning before fanning Borton and High, ending the rally and securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Dempsey and Keller Spare in Toledo Exhibition Ring Work
United Press reports at the Overland club in Toledo on June 26 as champion Jack Dempsey sparred briefly with Terry Keller after a South bout. The session was exhibition style with photos captured. Jeann Willard also trained eight rounds with partners at the Casino. Matt Hinkel of Cleveland visited to oversee referee and ticket arrangements for the big bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hamilton
United Press
Toledo
Ohio
Jack Dempsey
Overland Club
Terry Keller
South
Jack
Keilar
Dempsey
Keller
Jeag Willard
Casino
Jack Hempel
Walter Monahan
Joe Chip
Jack Heinen
Jeas
Matt Hinkel
How Coast Clubs Stand
A rough day for first division clubs as all leaders were defeated by second division teams. Seat downed Vernon, Salt Lake humbled Los Angeles, San Francisco fell to Sacramento, and Portland beat the Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatte
Vernon
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sacramento
Portland
Oaks
Wow
Pet
Oakland
Lake City
Fee
Seattle
Salt Lake Triumphs Over Angels In Close Ball Game
Salt Lake City overcame a two run Angels lead, scoring three in the late innings to win 2 to 0. Stroud pitched well for Salt Lake, limiting Angels to six hits as Sheely hit his 14th homer of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hi. Lassen
Angels
Salt
Paul Fittery
Wade Killefer
Brown
Pertha
Bees
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Loc Angeles
Womsen
Sheely
Stroud
Loe Angelem
Fittery
Stroud and Spencer
Big Ring Bill Lined Up for Toledo July 4
Toledo Athletic club plans a full day program at Rickard arena for the Willard Dempsey world title bout on July 4 with preliminaries starting at 10 am and the main fight around 3 pm Two referees will oversee each of five preliminaries as arrangements proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Athletic Club
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Rickard Arena
Willard
Dempary
Mackmen Edge Tigers 2 1 Behind Ragged Offense
The Mackmen defeated the Tigers 2 to 1 with help from two passes a wild pitch an error a sacrifice and a single as the winning run crossed in a tense late inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackmen
Tigers
Oaks Blow Up and Portland Wins Tilt
Portland rallied for five runs in the final inning and defeated Oakland 11 to 7 to take the third game of the series. Walker led with four singles and the game featured nine errors in a high scoring finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Portland
Oaks
Walker
Véedesvent
Jones, Sutherland
Yankees Fall Behind as Covaleskis Heroics Fall Short
Yesterday's hero Stanley Covaleskis is misread. the Yankees trailed 4-3 after Cleveland plated two in the eighth. Bodie cleared the bases with a clutch double to put the Indians ahead, while Bran steadied and Hodie struck out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice
Hreston
Orveete
Vernon
Mitchett
Eeewee Chadbourne
Merten
Watington
Pieher
de Vormer
Fromme
Reere
Sammary
Lagan
Chadbourne
Roerton
Hrenton
Vromme
Brenton
Gleichmann
Knight
Stanley Covaleskis
Yankees
Buster Bodie
Bran
Hodie
Cleveland
Miske and Gibbons Battle in Even Go
MINNEAPOLIS Minn June 20 Billy Minke earned a draw with Tommy Gibbons here last night Minke s aggressiveness tied the points Gibbons piled up by cleverness Bill Tate was disqualified in the fifth round of his with Sam Langford for holding Al Francis knocked out Red Wiborg in one round Al Singer shaded Young Kellerman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Billy Minke
Tommy Gibbons
Minke
Gibbons
Bill Tate
Sam Langford
al Francis
Red Wiborg
al Singer
Young Kellerman
Ray Will Race at Gary July 4
Jose Ray, holder of multiple world records, will compete in four sprint events at the National Industrial field and track meet in Gary on July 4. He owns marks in the 1000 yards, quarter mile, and one and a half mile and three mile runs. The other item reports the Dodgers defeating Hendrix 4 to 1 with Brooklyn’s 15 hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Gary
Chicago
Jose Ray
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Levent I the Sporting Goods Store
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Kodak
King of “‘Service
Piper Taft Inc
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Big
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Emalier
Whlilard
Tex Rickard
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Terry
Billy Miske
Bil Tate
Heinen
Ray Schalk
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Schalk
Fastes
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Philadelphia
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Boston
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Brooklyn
Chicago Hiatteries
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Seattle Rainiers
Lapan
Gietehhmann
Prenton
Walsh
Fennon
Borton
High
Edington
Torrey & Sears
Pike Land
Vountain Drinks
St Louis
McGraw
Glanta
Boldt
Third Ave
Becond
Pike
Bill
Miske and
Hendrix
Dodgers
Cheastys
Cheasty
the Store of Choice
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Manhattan
Graves
Peas YU
Second Avenue
Spring Street
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