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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
7
President Dugdale vows big league action rain or shine as fans await today’s game. The piece notes Leach Cross reflecting on Willie Ritchie’s $150,000 boxing earnings and a missed championship chance, with cross-town baseball implications and roster moves involving Frank Chance and Walsh.
A girls hockey tournament starts Friday November 21 on the University of Washington campus featuring nine players. The opening match pairs freshmen against sophomores. Beatrice Carpenter substitutes for Betty Allan on the sophomore team and Marguerite Motie for Janet Walby on the freshman team. Helen Littell joins the junior team with Marguerite Irvine substituting.
Betting runs in Seattle over Ed Hagen while Gunboat Smith challenges in New York Thursday night. Few bets favor Hagen to win or reach the limit of 10 rounds with wagers on rounds expected. Reports from New York say Hagen is in fine condition and has improved since joining Freddie Walah and Harry Pollock Co.
The Bon Marche squad defeated Bramarcks by 10 pins at Imperial alleys Tuesday night. Bon Marche players Wetmore Buxton Cressman Robb Koch posted strong scores while Bramarcks Ellig Macklin Weldel Lockhart led their team. Final totals show Bon Marche 2715 to Bramarcks 2705.
Paul Graham of 213 East Boston Street must appear before Judge Gordon Wednesday after noon for failing to report an auto accident. The taxi driver struck Charlie Green on Jackson Street near Fifth Avenue Monday night and is the first to be tried on this charge.
The Seattle Daily Star began issuing pennants to the public for four coupons and handling costs. Weekly new pennants arrive in four to seven colors, once sold at sixty five cents each. Yale and Navy pennants are highlighted this week with many more to come and buyers are urged to mail orders with five cents extra for postage.
President Dugdale boasts a modern ball park as Giants and White Sox prepare for an afternoon game in Seattle rain or shine. Teams arrive from Tacoma at 1 pm. game starts at 2 pm with Tesreau for the Giants and Scott to oppose him. Afterward, players sail to Vancouver aboard a steamer en route to the coast.
Fight fans will see a ten round main event featuring Frenchie Vaine of Kenton Washington, Canada lightweight champion, versus Joe Azevedo a Portuguese challenger who defeated Ad Wolgast here on Labor Day. Preliminary fighters also scheduled.
An advertisement proclaims the Macy System offers a wide range of cures for eye, throat, lung, cancer, nervous, stomach, kidney, skin, and rectal illnesses. It claims painless treatment without surgery and free examinations or out-of-town consultations, with moderate prices and Sunday appointments.
The Olympic View Sanitarium invites the sick for a free consultation and examination. It lists diseases treated from digestive issues to liver, respiratory, nervous, and heart disorders and promises affordable prices from $1.00 upward. The note urges immediate visits to 14 W. Harrison St and to ask for Dr Muernberg and testimonials.
Ballard high school routed West Seattle 48 to 0 on a slippery field with the game halted after 42 minutes due to darkness. Pike kicked well and scored on a forward pass play, Donaghue added a TD after a reception, Ballard’s line neutralized the lighter opponents and held West Seattle to a single first down.
Carlisle Indian School officials have declined post season offers from over twenty colleges across the Middle West Pacific coast and South and will not tour the Pacific Northwest this fall. The decision ends a flood of post season requests received by the Carlisle team.
A collage of quick reflections on sports and gambling figures. Mentions include Mr Kiems linguistic tour prospects, a Virginia judge on roulette, Army Navy tickets at 100 dollars, Matty and Meyers quitting a world tour for Tacoma, bets on Seattle Sex Giants, Al Mosier boxing for the S AAC in Spokane, Ty Cobb with Detroit, and Johnny Kling returning to a Kansas City poolroom.
The report notes recruitment from Sweden Ireland Germany Scotland Wales England Mexico and China along with one Sioux Indian, highlighting a diverse pool of origins.
Oscar Ford won the Riverside mayoral race amid a record contest. Voters approved closing pool halls on Sunday in the city’s heated campaign.
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