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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1911
Page
2
A teacher conducts a history class while bees hum outside. The mood shifts as the lesson invites quick recalls about Napoleon. A boy confidently answers that the defeat of Napoleon was by "Ty," prompting amused reactions from classmates.
James G. Keefe of Butte Montana, president of the local kennel club, will donate a silver cup at the Seattle Kennel Club show for the best Airedale in the novice class. He plans to bring four dogs from Mountain View Kennels and expects many Montana entrants, some previously shown in Chicago.
Boston Red Sox plan a coast to coast training trip costing about 20000 dollars. Manager Donovan leads an 8200 mile journey through 117 states and two territories, with railfare alone near 12000 dollars. The trip includes 70 games and aims to cut overall expenses.
A large crowd gathered at the gun club yesterday as members fired six events totaling birds in varying series. Scores were tallied out of 100, with many shooters posting strong numbers including several in the high teens and upper sixties to low nineties, highlighting a competitive day.
About half a million viewers watched Bud Mara and Capt. T 38 Baldwin fly yesterday at Onaka. They tour the world for pay, and Salt Lake City plans an air meet with daily exhibitions the first week in April featuring Curtiss and Wright school pilots.
The girl athletes from every grammar school in Seattle will compete in an indoor carnival at the university gym next Saturday afternoon. Captains for the close crews at the regatta are named for the seniors juniors and sophs with several majors listed among the teams.
The report mentions Smithers with a breaking curve and cooling smoke on the mound near Athens Ga. Roy Hartzell, traded to St Louis for Austin, says the deal keeps him awake at night. Mention of umpire candidate Ban Johnece, Hal Chase’s players, and Bugs Raymond noted for steady play with the Jinta wagon.
Chicago report states Johnny Conlon and Harry Forbes will fight at Kenosha Wisconsin at 116 pounds weighing in at 6 o clock on the night of March 20 according to today’s announcement.
Pitchers Sage Lane Thomas Davenport Marshall Mc Creary Severance Don Starkell Catchers Roche Hemenway Knotts Dashwood First basemen Manes Clementson Second basemen Raymer Keller Third basemen Goodman Riggs Shortstop Roddick Ward Outfielders Ten Million Davis Parkes Householder with diverse regional origins from Arizona Mexico Calgary Washington California and Saskatchewan in a broad roster reveal.
The report lists team totals and individual scores for Basel Stars Empires and Vancouver players, then presents totals for each lineup. It includes standings in the Commercial league with teams Keenos semsetae Hambach Co Robinson Co and Yusacewee, plus a weekly schedule with Wonders ve Mungalows Hambach Co va Bismarcks Keenes va Robinson Co Seeley Co va Yakimaa.
Ad Wolgast lightweight champion and challenger George Memah near peak shape for a 20 round bout at Vernon arena next Friday afternoon. Training quarters are daily visited by thousands as both fighters hover near the 135 pound welterweight limit.
New York police were prohibited by a permanent injunction from interfering with the McFarland Moran fight at the Fairmont Athletic Club scheduled for tomorrow. McFarland remains a slight betting favorite.
Paris reports the French army has designed a map for aviators as further evidence of the high value the war department places on aviation.
The Eilers Music Houseball team suffered a 4 to 1 loss yesterday to Brown & Hulen. Graff pitched for the winning side in Hot Springs, Ark. Also, Cincinnati Nationals beat St. Louis Americans 9 to 6 in training. San Francisco prize ball fell to Boston Red Sox 5 to 1 at Frisco.
The contest received many phrases and judges are finalizing scores. Officials say the winner will be announced soon in upcoming advertisements and notices.
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