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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
2
Edwin J. Brown argues production for use would free society from profit incentives, enabling universal home ownership, adequate food and clothing, and time for physical and mental development. He envisions widespread dental care need with equal rights to labor and full product.
San Francisco June 23 Willie Ritchie the lightweight king shocked observers in his first San Rafael workout weighing 188 pounds as he contemplates meeting Nivera on the Fourth. He impressed in practice against Hickey and Agrevado while Rivers drew crowds at the Beach training camp and dropped Young Dempsey in a first round. The Independence Day referee choice may come tomorrow.
Washington's participation in the Hudson Varsity race earned Max Walske a place on Peet's all American eight as No 5, with Archie Campbell as a substitute. Walske weighs 194 pounds and is the heaviest crew member. The Washington squad outdistanced rivals early, finishing strong to place among the best in the historic race. Arthur Leader's death, revealed after the race, weighed on the team as the twins Elmer and Ed Leader faced the loss of their brother.
Adherents bet heavily as Johnny OLeary and Lee Johnson meet for the coast feather title after a previous shade decision. Abe Attell and Walter Scott duel ten rounds as the undercard. Victoria wrecking crew crushes Seattle 10 to 3 as Bees and Seat tle clash baffles scorers.
The Milwaukee Railroad Men’s Excursion Co offers a Sunday trip to Lake Keechelus with fishing boating and scenery. Round trip special rate of $1.80. First train departs at 8 18 am from Fourth and Jackson, return from Keechelus at 4 39 pm. Tickets at the Milwaukee office Second and Cherry and at the station.
The Petrel captained by Hellinthal won the ten mile race from the clubhouse around the Eagle harbor buoy and back in 1 hour 48 minutes 55 seconds Sunday. Aquila took second, Mages third, Witch fourth. seven entries exist for the Sande and Erland trophy third heat next Saturday at 2 PM on the couta tage course.
Kenosha Wisconsin hosts Johnny Coulon champion and Jersey Frankie Urania in a bantamweight title bout tonight. Both fighters in excellent shape with Coulon favored but the odds narrow. A nod to local spectator mood follows after golfing season.
Hap Myers of Spokane, a first baseman in demand with the Heston club, leads NL base stealers despite a .224 batting average. Famed for a nine foot stride and unusually long bat, Myers stole 116 bases in the Northwestern league last year and draws fan interest as a curious speedster likely to become a base path terror if he rises to the 400 club.
Australian middleweight champion Menry Iralinger, holder of the Lord Lonsdale belt in 1909 and 1910, arrives in Seattle Sunday night with his wife. They are stopping at the Lincoln and may consider making Seattle their home.
Portland June 22. Multnomah will be represented in track and field meets at Victoria and Vancouver in August. Walker, manager of the Winged M, announces practically all Northwest clubs will compete in the meets.
Seattle Athletic Club hosts the second annual singles and doubles tennis tournament at Binkiqtone courts. Sixteen singles matches queued with top entrants from Franklin and Broadway. if rain delays court prep, event may shift to later this week.
Austin and Salt announce a mid summer boxing carnival at Dreamland rink on July 4 afternoon. Main event features Hilly Weeks versus Tom Dale with Weeks moving to heavyweight and Dale backed by fire department supporters. Manager Salt says California battles will be announced by rounds. In Santa Rosa an all Filipino team defeated Doc Moskiman 8 to 4 and heads to Chicago and the East.
Fragmented timetable lists numerous train times to and from Everett and Seattle with errors and mixed city names. It shows departures from Everett to Seattle and Seattle to Everett, including freight and passenger services, but many times are garbled or invalid.
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