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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
13
Fragmentary message describes two people arguing over coats and a dollar exchange to retrieve a coat, suggesting a practical, informal dispute after a sports event. No clear names, dates, or locations are provided.
The Star reports butchers view on the freshmen fight after a Lin Broadway incident at the University of Washington campus. It notes mixed motives among freshmen and suggests school responsibility for the affair. Harold Jones loses a Tacoma bout to Helnie Schumann in six rounds. Mor beats Martin on the card and faces Schumann next month. Northwest boxing plans include an elimination series and Beattie teams for the season.
York dispatch notes a United States and Canada alliance to revive intercity ice matches after World War I. Crescent A. C. of Brooklyn and St. Nicholas Skating Club remain contenders while Wanderers’ club will not be organized this season due to war casualties.
In Newark New Jersey last night Mike the middleweight champion stopped Billy Kramer in the second round of an eight round bout. The bout ended with a crushing cross to the jaw.
Navy lineup set for Washington clash with Pacific fleet champions on University field. Connie Mack vows to rebuild a champion team, listing Annapolis veterans and a patched roster as he aims for top status and signals continued recruitment.
Harvard and Yale loom as the season’s classic clash with both teams saving strength for the end. The Crimson appears ahead in current form but the Bulldogs are poised to respond, as history shows the late surge often decides the rivalry.
Christy Mathewson noted the Reds obtained Walter Ruether from the Cubs after a three-base hit he hit as a pitcher. The Cubs, in Cincinnati, trailed by three with three on base when Fred Mitchell sent Ruether to bat for a decisive triple. Matty later learned Ruether’s pitching was uncertain, leading to the waiver request and his sale to the Reds.
Lincoln high school tackles West Seattle at Rai Ner Valley ball yard this afternoon. Lincoln is a big favorite to win with a 3 30 kickoff. The Proad way Ballard tussle is set for Saturday at 2 20 at the same place.
W. 8. Langford will referee the renewal of the Army versus Navy football game at the Polo Grounds in New York City on Saturday November 29.
Swedish athletes press for keeping the marathon and decathlon events on the Olympic program at Antwerp next year. They argue these disciplines showcase versatile endurance and skill, stressing national performers' track records and the value of broad event representation.
New York reports say Col. Jacob Ruppert president of the Yankees warns that if Ban Johnson refuses to meet with any committee he is part of a split in the majors. Ruppert hints at forming a new league with backers including Gominkey of the White Sox and Harry V. of Boston. Possible third league figures named include Price McKinney Edsel Ford J J Ross and Harry Sinclair.
In a described old game, J Franklin Baker recounts the Athletics losing after Frank Manush attempted a throw before securing the ball. A runner on second scored when Manush fumbled as the ball rolled between his feet, delaying the play. Mack chides Manush for not handling the ball promptly, with a humorous mispronounced aside about not finding the handle on the catching.
Tris Speaker hasn't signed a 1920 contract to manage the Cleveland Indians but Jim Dunn, owner, says no worry. The two are close friends and Dunn accepts Speaker's word as sufficient, calling the contract a mere formality required by league rules.
Ohio boasts famed figures in sports and politics from Chick Harley to Taft while disputes rise over titles like horseshoe pitching and moonshine bragging. Amid regional pride Indiana remains champion and Ohio faces a natural gas shortage.
The grade school league heads to 22 Saturday games as section leaders set for finals. York Hawthorne leads section 1 with 3-0-1. Stawthorne 3-1-0. Section 2 Mercer favored over Maple. section 3 Fairview 4-0-0 to face Irving 1-1-2. Section 6 Central vs Reward, both unbeaten with one tie. Minor Summit winner may contend for crown. Gatewood top of section 1 vs Alki. Concord to beat Georgetown in section 2. Longfellow idle in section 3. Latona idle in section 4. Games on despite rain. rifle title event set for Peekskill ranges around November 15.
BY PRED TURBYVILLE N. EK. A. Sports Writer Pat Moran and Tris Speaker can guide their clubs into the 1920 races. Moran’s 1919 Browns look strong with a fighting lineup and no age concerns. In Cleveland Speaker has a solid catching staff and infield with strong outfield depth, but pitching may see changes and a left-hander could be added before 1920.
A fragment notes Boldt’s French Pastry seeking a purchase or move near Uptown with addresses at 1414 3rd Ave and 913 2nd Ave. The text hints at a local business transaction or relocation but lacks full details.
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