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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
2
The statement argues that sound public policy supports laws and government backing for enterprises serving public welfare. It notes banks mutuals fire insurance and savings associations and mentions Washington state exemption from taxation for such entities.
In Poughkeepsie reporters note heavy betting on Cornell and Washington, with Columbia also strong. Coach Conibear says Washington is in peak condition and will strive for victory as Varsity and Freshman eights race tonight amid threatening weather and a large crowd.
Marty O'Toole, famed for costly minor league pitching, earns another win as he defeats the Giants. The piece highlights his pitcher’s arm and his impact on the minors, while noting Cornell and Washington crews in an Eastern regatta context. Teams and lineups are listed with weight and height details for the Western boat.
The July 1 lightweight bout between Bayley and Frenchie Vaise in Vancouver draws mixed confidence from fans after a prior draw. Vaise is praised by Renton supporters as a future champion with a strong, swift mix, while Campbell challenges a potential rematch citing risk and yellow streak in adversaries.
Howard Hingaman star pitcher for the Seattle National Bank team was struck on the head by a batted ball during a game against the National Bank of Commerce. He suffered a brain concussion and lay unconscious at home, later reported to be improving slowly.
Paris dispatch notes Georges Carpentier the teen prodigy and bantam heavyweight who has won French and European titles and may invade America to challenge US fighters like Pelkey Smith Palzer. The piece frames him as a rising white hope in a shadow boxing era.
In Glen Ridge New Jersey on June 21 the Woman's club nature study department urged residents to feed their cats regularly and fit each cat with a bell and sturdy collar to protect birds. The appeal notes cats roaming freely kill many birds due to owners neglecting feeding.
Spokane June 21 Only two Seattle Athletic Club athletes won first places at the Pow Wow track meet Friday. Thomassen clinched the high jump and Clarence Edmonson won the 449 run. Seattle Crites took second in both the 220 and 100 yard dashes and Cochran finished third in the pole vault. Seattle totaled 17 points for fourth place. Nominal A C of Portland led with 45 points.
Calgary report says physicians clash over whether Luther McCarty was killed by Arthur Pelkey in their Empire Day bout. Eight doctors testify that Pelkey's punch lacked force to cause death. Defense aims for acquittal and a Monday jury decision seems likely.
In San Francisco Johnny O Leary of Seattle and Lee Johnson of Oakland prepare for a coast featherweight championship scrap on Tuesday night Each boxer carries a decision and seeks a clear title Johnson if victorious will fast track to challenge featherweights there
Evans and Wood of the Midwest golf stars defeated Davis of Portland and Kean of Medford in a 36 hole match at Waverly Country Club. A sensational rally on the 37th hole gave the Eastern duo the victory after a tied 36th.
In a critical stage with bases full and pitcher Inclined to wildness Acosta is described as one of the best men to have at bat Griffith praises his small size and his eye for balls and strikes indicating a key moment in the game.
The Sioux City club accepts Ducky Holmes resignation and appoints Josh Clarke, brother of Fred Clarke of the Pirates, to succeed him. A note on baseball salaries remarks how two acre years changed pay, suggesting Wagner and Ty Cobb salaries would have yielded two 19th century stars.
Dell used fourteen players in a late inning push to bolster the Iron Man nickname and halt the Champs winning streak. McMullin at short muffed five of nine chances as Seattle-Tacoma's bats produced mixed results across a set of league games.
The Pacific Motor cycle Racing association planned July 4 races at Meadows but moved to Madison Park half mile track in Seattle. Manager Hiller promises top motorcycle talent for Independence Day. Seven events will be run including the Baxter trophy heat.
Modern elegantly furnished rooms at the Hotel Virginus located at Eighirth and Virginia near Weatlake. Rates advertised as eighty percent of usual price with emphasis on affordability and comfort. Ad promotes midtown boutique vibe and proximity to local venues.
Sporting chatter outlines a packed Tacoma day with Henry Peterson poised to pitch if Friday’s fracas favored Seattle. Tigers and Champs clash, then weeklong rematches as strait hits and baserunning feats surface. remarks on pitchers holding runs, fielders, and coach McGinnity’s outfield trades conclude with a dreamland dance announcement.
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