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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
2
Albany Cut Rate Dentists advertise the lowest prices in Seattle for artificial teeth, crowns, bridges, and extractions. They guarantee top materials and quality, with a free initial examination and consultation, and promise identical results to what they advertise.
Champion Ad Wolgast will not fight Thanksgiving in San Francisco due to difficulty signing a suitable opponent Promoter Jas W Coffroth postpones the match until New Year’s Day Coffroth aims to pair Byrne Ritchie or Tommy Murphy or to book Mandot if he defeats Rivers Rivers and Mandot meet in Los Angeles Thanksgiving day
Barrie Upper, a veteran wrestler for the U, returns to the gym as seniors in gym work forecast strong competition for tonight's class. Joe Neander is elected secretary and treasurer of the leaders and hints at a Canada trip if Berthiaume settles back dues. Baseball Nine Kelly impresses with unusual basket throws as five players faint after Berthiaume scores. The all-stars express interest in Berthiaume.
The V and H Shoe Company swept Sears Roebuck three straight as the Sears team struggled with bad breaks and poor teamwork. Capt Scrivers notes improvement next time out. Foresters take two of three from Standard Furniture in bright shirts and a sharp double by Friedenthal. Buck O'Brien debuts in vaudeville to applause with Tris Speaker and Joe Wood watching.
Olympic shot put winner Big Pat McDonald, a towering 6 foot 2 inch figure and 300 pounds, defeated the previously unbeaten Rose in a fall Celtic Park meet. He threw the 21 pound shot 42 feet 5 inches, surpassing the old mark by two feet, while his 16 pound best stands at 50 feet 4.5 inches set in Stockholm last July. Despite his size he is gentle with New York street kids who look up to him.
New York Nov 7 It was announced last evening that the big leagues will open their 10913 season April 10 Ban Johnson will arrange the American league schedule while President Lynch Secretary Heydier and Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburgh National league club probably will frame the schedule for the older organization
The Loyal Heights Athletic Club organizes with 80 charter members to promote physical training and cooperation. Ernest Mills elected manager and physical director. Club rooms opened at 29th Ave N W and West 83rd St.
New Haven Connecticut November 6 Ted Coy the famous fullback has returned to New Haven and today assists Yale coaches with the team He is giving Letty Flyon pointers on how to play fullback and help the Yale eleven prepare for upcoming games.
Lincoln is favored to defeat Spokane High School after dominating Wenatchee 29 to 6 last Saturday. Spokane’s offense struggled behind a lighter line and weak field general play, while Lincoln’s backfield and line showed strength and pace.
Oakland, Nov. 7 Weeks is relegated to the junk pile after a round by Manila middleweight Frank Logan. Logan appeared ahead in every round and nearly finished Weeks by the 10th. Roy Moore endured a tough start from Willie Clark substituting for Jor Coster before Moore rallied in the final rounds. In another six rounder Jack Herrick of Chicago earned a decision over Jack Tollen.
Broadway defeated the Franklin second team eleven 14 to 0 on a muddy field yesterday afternoon. Broadway outweighed Franklin and received standout play from Overton Pagshaw and Griffith, while Dutton Wittman and Krause led Rainier Valley. Next Saturday Franklin faces Kirkland first team.
Captain Hoeffel, left end, enters his third season for the eleven. He previously starred at Green Bay High School, playing three years before joining the university team in Wisconsin.
Danny O'Brien of Portland faces Tommy Jones of Butte in a 133-pound clash at the Pastime Athletic club smoker in Dreamland Friday night. Jones, new to the area, is praised as a promising lightweight with speed and infighting. O'Brien, a top lightweight recent foes include Burns Britton and Anderson, is matched with Jones in a high profile test. The card also includes O'Brien vs Young Lyons, Forbes vs Gites, Hagen vs Miller, with reserved seating at local outlets.
Local car owners anticipate Meadows racing action while boxing fans sour on a ten round bout. A sports page study claims Frank Chance will manage St Louis Brooklyn and Philadelphia next year and also serve as Cubs utility infielder.
The University of Washington football team travels to Portland for the game with Oregon Agricultural College as graduate manager Vic Zednick makes travel arrangements. Coach Dobie plans two players per position with Presley at center and Bud Young at quarterback. Uncertainty remains over Hauser eligibility. a letter to the Northwest College Conference has not yielded a reply. A large contingent of students and alumni, including Yell Leader Horsley, will ride a special train to cheer the Huskies.
Portland Coast league team managers announce Bakersfield or Fresno, California as spring camps due to scarce Santa Maria facilities. Manager Wal ter McCredie notes possible games with the Chicago White Sox if plans stray from the beaten path. Fresno praised as a sturdy option, Bakersfield as the current baseball epicenter for the season.
Harry Forbes and Charley Fox the sailor welterweight boxed six fast rounds to a draw Tuesday night before the Bremerton A. C. Neither had an edge, both pressing hard throughout. Danny O'Brien of Seattle and Kid Norman also drew in a four round prelim. New York Al Mosler of the Roslyn A. C. scored his first KO in these parts at Sultan, stopping Young Brown in the seventh of a one round event.
Linoleums priced at 46 cents per square yard advertised at Modern Furniture Co located on Pike Street. Limited stock announced for a short sale event with emphasis on low prices and in-store display.
The Northwestern Football Association lists Nov 10 to Jan 1 matchups among Spartas Rangers Rainiers Celtics Black Diamond and Port Blakely with referees named for Nov 10 and other games through Jan 1. Results not provided in readable text.
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