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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
2
A buyer hired a prominent lawyer to review title on a downtown property sale. The attorney advised that title appeared sound but recommended title insurance to guard against latent defects or abstract/examination errors, noting the small cost is safer than bearing risk himself.
The Washington Senate approved a ten round boxing bill under state supervision after a close vote of 25 to 17. Senator Collina led supporters, opposing Senator Jackson who argued the bill would turn Washington into a gamblers’ resort. The measure now goes to the House for action.
Four pitchers Meikle Sohneider Browning and Lind from California arrived after adverse weather kept players away Monday Manager Raymond greeted them aboard the steamship President He noted the tall Browning at 6 feet 3 inches and expected big things from Meikle this season Field prep work prevents any afternoon practice today and the team will train indoors or later.
William J. Knox of Philadelphia sets new individual mark in the A B C tournament in Toledo. He started with 174 in the first game and surged in the second with five straight strikes to finish that game at 199, giving him a perfect score night.
In San Francisco on March 11 Dutch Renther, twirler for St Ignatiua College, held the White Sox to three hits, keeping the score close at 2 to 1 in favor of Chicago. Horton and Johnston reached base, Weaver hit a fluke home run, while Ignatiua managed six hits off Smith, Douglass, and Heaton. The White Sox edged ahead 4 to 8 at the end.
Los Angeles bettors favor Anderson a boxing underdog who has never faced a top opponent. Brown trains hard, sparring partners scarce due to his rough mauling. If Anderson wins, he could meet Frankie Russell or Joe Rivers in early April.
Chicago reports catcher Hilly Light operated on for appendicitis and out for season. With Siebt missing, Iron Man must fill lineup with only Dick Crittenden as signed catcher. McGinnity seeks a first class replacement.
Campaign succeeds in persuading President Fielder Jones of the Northwestern league to invite Governor Lister to attend Spokane’s opening game. Ex-Gov Hay and Spokane Mayor Hindley will attend.
Reports from Marlin claim Jim Thorpe is the camp’s fourth most important attraction after breakfast dinner and supper. The Naps holdout quartet includes Waskelle Cullop Chapman and O Neill. Mullin optimistic Tigers pitcher expects a great mound season. Walsh asks Ray Schalk to catch all his starts this season. Modern rooms at Hotel Virginius offer low rates near Westlake.
Polly Grimm national A. A. U. heavyweight champion is matched with Carl Nelson for a March 28 bout in Centrali a Grimm vows to throw Nelson twice in an hour or lose the gate receipts Nelson is not seen as dangerous and Grimm is favored to win on the mat.
Imaslee, A. L. Halla, and Cube vie for first as Night Owls capture top honors at Imperial alleys with a 676 score, Wonders second, Fish Eaters third. Smith's Hopes drop two of three to Bon Marche. KUSS FORD hailed as 1910 sensation on the Yankees mound. Dance at Dreamland tonight.
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