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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1904

Page

2

Washington Eleven Lineup and Substitutes Listed

Report lists Washington football team starters Crim center Sigeworth right guard Ziebarth left guard McDonald right tackle Habcock left tackle Tibbala right end Pullen left end McKinnon fullback Dean right half Ghan left half Brinker quarterback with substitutes Ormand Rhoudy Railaback Clarke and Hagehaw noted for depth on the bench.

Washington Eleven Crim Sigeworth Ziebarth McDonald Habcock Tibbala Pullen McKinnon Dean Ghan Brinker Ormand Rhoudy Railaback Clarke Hagehaw

Prohibition Party Meeting Highlights in Renton crowds

A large crowd gathered at the 10 O hall for a prohibition party event headlined by J A Campbell and William H B Platt. Fielding, arrested last week by Marshal Mazie on suspicion, was sent for by the Lincoln county sheriff and returned yesterday. Tom Swift of Kenton, who broke his leg in a recent football game with Georgetown, is reported recovering.

Prohibition Party J. A. Campbell William HB. Platt Fielding Marshal Mazie Lincoln County Tincoln Tom Swift Kenton Georgetown

Savings Drive Promises 4 Percent Interest to All

The notice urges every man and woman to start a savings account. It claims the bank offers an absolutely safe place for savings and pays four percent per annum.

Oakland Takes Fourth Game From Seattle In Slugging Showing

Oakland defeated Seattle 4 to 3 as Willie Hogs struggled on the mound for Seattle issuing ten walks. A seventh inning rally, aided by bunt, base on balls and costly Seattle errors, sealed the contest with Francks scoring on Dugleavy's sacrifice after a chaotic sequence at the plate.

San Francisco Oakland Seattle Willie Hogs McKuehne Jones Ganley McKuehn New Mexico Francks Hogg Dugleavy van Hun Freeman Delahantay Frisk If. Smith MecKuehn Hall Garney Dunleavy Schlafly Graham Streib Devereaux Stark Tree Schiafley Delahanty Bulle

Stagg Ponders Chicago Maroons Line Balance

Stage notes an exceptional back field for Chicago with DeTray Hogenson Varnell Berdek and Walker along with Cock ersall at quarterback. He warns line strength hinges on material quality and ends Sperk and Catlin plus a key tackle choice as the season progresses.

Chicago DeTray Hogenson Varnell Berdek Walker Maroons Cockersall Stagg Sperk Catlin Reone Hadendoch Himesell Badendoch Terry Tobin Nell Gale

Tiger Fages At Old Eli Highlight Princetons Lineup

Walter L. Foulke captains the Princeton eleven as the fastest east halfback weighing 182 pounds at 5 feet 10.5 inches. Jim Cooney the eastern gridiron iron man at 188 pounds and 6 feet 1.75 inches. Tommie Burke, the quarterback, famed ground gainer though sidelined by Navy game injuries. Harold Short centers and has floored Yale’s Roraback. Herbert L. Dillon guards and rivals Ralph Bloomer for Yale with 197 pounds at 5 feet 11.5 inches.

Walter L. Foulke Princeton Tigers Jim Cooney Exeter Hogan Yale Cooney Tommie Burke Navy Harold Short Tiger Roraback Herbert L. Dillon Ralph Bloomer Dillon DeWitt

Tigers Slaughtered Angels in 11–6 Rout

The Angels defeated the Tigers 11 runs to 6 in a chaotic game played yesterday. Fitzgerald struggled on the mound for Tacoma with hitters pouring on late. Gray pitched solidly for Los Angeles while Lynch, Fitzgerald and Graham handled the battery for Tacoma.

Los Angeles Angels Tigers Tacoma Fitzgerald Yynch_ re Kagan Doyle Gray RH. K. Angels Gray and Chance Lynch Graham Perrine

Portland and San Francisco Tie After Eleven Innings

An eleven inning game between Portland and San Francisco ended in a darkness caused tie. Berg pitched well for Portland allowing three hits while Whalen for Frisco gave up seven but limited damage as the game was halted after darkness.

San Francisco Portland Berg Whalen Frisco

Frisco Beats Portland In Low-Scoring Game

The Frisco team won 3 to 3 with a 2 run third inning and Portland failing to score after two hits. Batteries were Iberg Kellackey Whalen and Gochnaur.

Portland Frisco Iberg Kellackey Whalen Gochnaur

Johnson Seeks Match with Jeff Faces Hesitation

Johnson pursues a bout with Jeff but the heavyweight contender refuses to consider the proposed match. The stalled negotiations leave the plan in limbo as fans await a potential pairing.

Fine Bowling Recap As Empires sweep Pacifics on Monarch lanes

The Empires won three straight from the Pacifics on Monarch alleys. Laveras took two games from the Ramblers on Arcade alleys 2302 to 2165. Sheffer of the Ramblers had 205 for high score and high series average. Morris and Fring each posted a double century for their teams. Morris had the series high score of 205 in Class A.

Empires Pacifics The Laveras Ramblers Sheffer Rambiers Morris and Fring Pacifice Morris

Pacific and Central School battle to 0 0 tie

At Athletic Park yesterday afternoon Pacific and Central School fought a hard game ending in a scoreless 0 to 0 tie. Young Agnew's punting was the day’s standout feature.

Pacific Central School Athletic Park Young Agnew

Jeffries Coming to Seattle for Coastal Tour

James J. Jeffries the world heavyweight champion will visit Seattle on November 11 amid a coast tour for hunting and fishing enjoyment. His manager C Mott said Jeffries is not seeking a match and is in the city for recreation and travel.

James J. Jeffries Seattle Jeff 8. C. Mott

Airship Arrow Found In Corn Field Near St Louis

The Arrow airship owned by Captain T. B. Baldwin, which escaped on Wednesday night, was found yesterday afternoon in a corn field 16 miles from St. Louis. It had veered into a wild flight but no damage was heavy, and repairs were completed within an hour today.

ST. Louis Baldwin Steets

Idaho V Washington to Clash at Madison Park

University of Idaho arrives for a big game against Washington at Madison Park tomorrow afternoon with over 4 000 expected spectators. Coach Knight says tomorrow’s battle will be tougher than last week as Idaho aims to upset the Huskies after beating the Washington Agricultural College 5 0 earlier this season.

University Station University of Idaho University of Washington Madison Park Grounds Washington Idaho Washington Agricultural College Madison Park Pullman Knight

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