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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1919

Page

2

Locals Face Acid Test in Angels Back Yard Series Start

Seattle Rainiers visit Los Angeles Coast League leaders in a six game set to gauge the locals strength. Injuries and pitching concerns plague Seattle as they chase the Angels who top the standings with the Seals close behind. After the road swing they return home for a three week stay and face Portland Salt Lake and Sacramento.

Angels Leo H. Lassen Seattle Rainiers Francisco Seals Rainiers Salt Wake Seattle Ding Coast Vernon Tigers Old Notch Salt Lake Seals Tigers The Portland Sacramento

Bees Beat Rainiers In Salt Lake Series

The Salt Lake Bees defeated the Seattle Rainiers 7 to unknown in a rough six game series. Seattle led 2 to 0 before Salt Lake answered with two in the fifth and five in the sixth as Falkenberg fueled the rally. The six game set totaled 19 runs for Salt Lake and Seattle. Kay Bates joined Los Angeles as a versatile infield bat after his Coast League fame with Portland and Vernon.

Salt Lake Seattle Rainiers Seaitle Bees Falkenberg Los Angeles Kay Bates Bates Omy Portland Vernon Philadelphia Americans

Solons Triumph 8-3 Over Macks in Final Portland Clash

Sacramento reports the Solons defeated the Portland Macks 8 to 3 in the series ender. Middleton and Fisher led with the bat, while McGaffigan at short produced key defensive plays.

Local Golfers Top Seattle in Aberdeen Match

Aberdeen on May 19 saw local golfers defeat a Seattle team 30 to 13. Parents and spectators noted weather forced cancellation of Sunday games.

Aberdeen Seattle Links

Pin Smashers Compete At Golden Gate Coast Tourney

San Francisco hosts the Pacific coast bowling tourney at the California Academy alleys with teams from Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada California and Arizona. Strong five and two man teams vie for the Coast title as San Francisco and Los Angeles lead the competition among cities. Women bowlers compete led by Mrs Leslie Hables holder of the world high score record for women.

San Francisco Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada California Arizona California Academy Alleys

Atlanta Crackers Nurture Future Major Leaguers

The Atlanta Southern League Crackers developed ten receivers for the big show, with six reaching stardom. Key figures include Nig Clarke Sid Smith Jimmy Archer Ed Sweeney Joe Jenkins Cy Perkins Val Pieinich Harry Chapman Bill Rumler and McMurray. Sweeney Smith Archer and Perkins helped 1907 1909 1913 pennant wins.

Mittmen Atlanta The Crackers Het Ia Nig Clarke Sid Smith Cleveland Jimmy Archer Cubs Ed Sweeney Yanks Pirates Lieu Joe Jenkins White Sox Cy Perkins Connie Mack Val Pileinich Joe Casey Washington Harry Chapman Bill Rumler Browns Archer Clarke Sweeney Perkins Pieinich Smith Chapman Picinich McMurray

Cubs Pitchers Struggle as Eastern Teams Dominate

United Press reports the Cubs drop six straight, with Grover Cleveland Alexander and Jim Vaughn failing to halt eastern contenders. Meanwhile John McGraw’s Giants improve with strong pitching, and trades shuffle rosters as Melgraph pursues talent and Branch Rickey’s waivers policy figures into the circuit.

John McGraw Giants Cobbs Reds MelGraw Mike Gonzales Cardinals Daelavan Washington Barney Dreyfuss Branch Rickey Dave Robertson Senators

Willard Tightens Shape Ahead of Dempsey Showdown

Renowned heavyweight Jess Willard discusses training, weight, and fitness ahead of a July 4 title clash with Jack Dempsey. Willard weighs around 260 pounds now, plans 238 to 240 for Dempsey, and reflects on recent sparring with Hemple and Hemple’s strong showing.

Fred Turbyvili Jess Willard Jack Dempsey Dempery Willard Jack Johnson Dempsey

Baseball Highlights From Yesterday In Cleveland And Beyond

Yesterday's games produced a flurry of tight finishes and surprising comebacks. Cleveland slipped past the Yankers 3 to 0 as Eddie Cleotte thwarted Scott Perry in a 1 to 0 Athletics win. The Browns rallied to beat Red Box 4 to 3 in a ninth inning comeback. Jett Pfeffer outplayed Alexander as the Cubs fell 4 to 3. Washington capitalized on an error to win 5 to 2. The Giants beat the Reds 5 to 0 in a crowd of 35,000. Curly Brown shone for the Angels in a 4 to 2 loss, allowing 13 hits. The Tigers swept with 7 to 2 and 6 to 2 scores. The Seattle game ended 12 to 7 after a late stoppage. Sacramento claimed the series four games to two with a 5 to 3 win.

Hedie Cleveland Yankers Eddie Cleotte Scott Perry Athletics Browns Jett Pfeffer Alexander Cubs Washington Reds

1919 Derby King to End Racing Career After Season

Sir Barton, winner of Kentucky’s turf classic, will retire after the 1919 season and head to a breeding operation in Vercheres Quebec, rather than pursue a long turf career like earlier champions.

Chicago Sir Barton Kentucky Omar Khayyam Old Rosebud George Hmith Worth Mr Hows Je Vercheres Quebec

Mormons Take Fall Out of Locals Again

Salt Lake City May 19 Salt Lake defeated Seattle 12 to 7 in the final game of the Coast League series the locals clinching the series four games to two Seattle exited after the eighth inning to catch a train for Los Angeles The pitching was criticized as the worst display of the national pastime in the Coast League since Salt Lake joined the league Miles Mains of Seattle faltered in the sixth inning to turn the game Salt Lake's six runs in the sixth clinched the victory

Salt Lake City Salt Lake Seattle Los Angeles Miles Mains Cunningham Tee Compton Knight Malle Schalta Maine Nh ' Mageert Johneen Mulvey Mheety Tb ' Krug Ib Mulligan Dale Stroud Keore Beattie Sheely Compton Harper Behulla Johnson Mulligans Maggert Mulligan Gieichmann Pab Dy Stroud Byrique Basie Mains Rehults Digbee Rune

Seattle Wins and Loses to Victoria Men

Seattle defeated Victoria 11 to 6 in the first game of a double bill at Rainier Valley Park with young Gibson on the mound for Seattle. The second game ended 7 to 2 in Victoria’s favor as Meiver and Williams dueled until Williams yielded five runs in the eighth.

Seattle Victoria Gibson Joe Devine Seattle Crew Bunday Rainier Valley Park Meiver Williams

Major League Scoreboard May 19 Baseball Summary

American League notes show Washington and Boston posting 81 records with players Johnson Agnew Ehmke Ainamith well listed. St. Louis and Chicago items mention Mays Rehang Wellman Leifield Billings Mayer among others in the day’s box scores.

Prerkorr Washington Detroit Devee Johnson Agnew Ehmke Ainamith At. Louis Boston Loula Hiatterien Mays Rehang Wellman Leifield Billings Mayer

Tigers Sweep Seals in Two-Game Set

Vernon Tigers take two wins from the San Francisco Seals and claim the series five games to two. Morning 7 40 to 0 victory followed by a 2 0 afternoon win in a pitchers duel between Couch and Dawron. Batteries Seaton Creaps Bald win Ross De Vormer and Couch Baldwin Dawson Brooks.

Los Angeles San Francisco Seals Vernon Tigers Tigers Couch Dawron San Francisco Seaton Creaps Baldwin Ross de Vormer KR. H. E Vernon Dawson and Brooks

Angels Even Series With Oaklanders

Los Angeles beat Oakland 4 to 2 in the afternoon game to square the series at three games each. The morning clash ended 1 to 1 after 11 innings when play was halted by a time limit. Murphy of the Oaks collected five hits across both games.

San Francisco Los Angeles Murphy Oaks R. H. EB Fescoese A Esi Cces Atass

Figures Talk Real Loud in Utah Diamond Series

Readable fragments describe a Utah baseball series with Beattle and Salt Lake. Mentions runs and hits, with Beattle scoring 44 to Salt Lake 667 and other scattered numbers. No clear teams or outcomes due to garbled OCR.

Salt Lake Bell Wix Waren Utah Una Beattle Salt Lake Errorn Heattle Balt Lake Beatle Halt Lake

Gorman to Box Harper in Aberdeen Tonight

Joe Gorman and Hobby Harper renew their six round lightweight bout in Aberdeen with two former draws and one prior decision for Harper. Promoter Marry Druximan has preliminaries lined up as a large Seattle crowd is expected to travel to Grays Harbor.

Joe Gorman Hobby Harper Aberdeen Harper

Dutch Leonard Sold to Detroit Tigers

New York reports that Dutch Leonard left the Yankees last winter and has been sold to the Detroit Tigers. Leonard’s salary with Detroit is believed, at seven thousand five hundred dollars, a figure the Yankees refused to pay.

Detroit New York Dutch” Leonard Yankees Detroit Tigers Leonard Tigers

French distance biker wins 10 mile race in San Francisco

Marcel Burger of France easily wins the 10 mile bicycle race in San Francisco. Belgian contender Joe Doppe finishes second as Hans wins two events in the same meet.

San Francisco Marcel Burger Joe Doppe Hans “Hrt

Seattle under law or government of men not law

A reader laments Seattle city governance and police conduct claiming officials ignore constitutional rights. He recounts a Raymer's Old Book Store search without warrant, criticizing officials for arbitrariness and calling Seattle a czarist-like regime. He questions who judges seditious material and warns of public officials acting beyond law.

Seattle Supreme Court Raymer First Avenue Union Street Old Russia Mr. Raymer Gerous

Hanson’s harsh methods vs law in Seattle speech

The speaker rails against police abuse and mob justice in Seattle, detailing a woman held without warrant in a padded cell, forced confinement, and coerced confessions. He condemns a government of men over law, citing jailings, raids, and corruption, promising further notes on graft.

Hanson Topeka Seattle

Broadway Boys Dominate Interschematic Track Meet Summary

Broadway won with 71 points led by Kegvedt and Martin with multiple firsts. Queen Anne took second as Jimmy Bryan starred in high jump and shot put while Franklin and Ballard trailed. The meet featured close finishes in sprints and hurdles and concludes with a triangular meet at the University of Washington campus next Monday.

Broadway Queen Anne Pointe Lincoln Franklin Ballard Jimmy Bryan Kegvedt Uni of Washington University of Washington

Flynn to Join Jess' Sparring Staff Soon

Reports say Jim Flynn will join Jess Willard's camp in Toledo as a sparring partner. Flynn currently works at a Los Angeles motion picture studio and plans to finish his current stunt before moving to Willard's camp.

Los Angeles Flynn Jess Willard Toledo

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