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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1911
Page
2
The column glosses on Walter Johnson's strikeout record being surpassed by Waddell, players like Hickman, Blue, Camvus, and Blackbourne. Cantillon and Waddell intrigue, Hugh Jennings' Giants pick, Joe Jackson in the south, Tigers training plans, Hamilton to Boston, gambling talk, Lajoie as a star, and a note on roster limits and Kentucky syndicate rumors.
The Women’s Industrial League meets in the Theosophical library at 4th and Pike tonight. Mrs. Burnside speaks on the Knowledge of Most Worth. All women invited.
An advertisement claims instant relief and permanent cure for piles through a trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure mailed in plain wrapper. It urges sending a free coupon and purchasing at 50 cents a box with a request for the proper product.
A fragment expresses gloom and hope contrasting with a line about White Man's Hope, reflecting a somber mood and implied social tension during a challenging day.
New York report says Belmont Park will host a major aviation meet around May 16. The event precedes the aviators departure for London to take part in the coronation week flying events.
A crowd at Dug's ball park watched the Regulars win seven to five as Tenley Raymond led the swatters and Cass pitched strongly. Kading and Bues showed promise at infield and outfield, Seaton impressed with a one handed grab, and Hickey umpired cleanly. The Regulars meet the state university team this afternoon as Hurley guides the rah rah squad.
Jimmy Clabby defeated Harry Duncan of London by decision in a match held last night in London. Nay Bronson was disqualified in the 19th round for a low blow against Sid Burne.
The Star invites readers to guess attendance at the first Dugdale Park game on April 18. Send a postcard with a single numeric estimate, plus name address and phone, to the Sporting Editor. The closest guess wins a season ticket to the park.
A conflict labeled Robinson Company versus Seeley Company is scheduled for tonight. Contact numbers 593 623 564 1680 614 531 620 1674 appear in notices. No further details on location or stakes are provided.
Four men hidden to join the Benattle ball team have not shown up yet. Manager Tighe wonders about attendance for tomorrow's game and the first day of the season.
A home made cough remedy using sugar water and pine extract promises quick relief from deep coughs and bronchial issues. The recipe yields more than store bought syrup and claims to soothe throat and appetite while offering mild laxative effects.
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