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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
3
A brief notice invites readers to view a self styled auction or public sale announcement appearing in this newspaper. The item signals a forthcoming sale and outlines where to find full details within the edition.
An Seattle based practice advertises cures for chronic incurable diseases including eye ear nervous and liver disorders and female ailments. The text claims testimonials and offers examinations and medicines with moderate prices and weekend hours. Contact at 990 44 Glob er Building Madison St and Jet Ave Seattle WA.
In a Thursday clash at Washington State, Washington defeats Pullman 20 to 0 as Pullman racers mount a late passing drive. Dobie’s team was surprised by Pullman’s aerial flurry in the final minutes, with Smith guiding a string of passes to Coulter and others.
Ty Cobb debunks the batting eye theory stating players hit by instinct rather than watching the ball. He argues the natural hitter relies on instinct, not continuous eye contact, and notes the instinctive approach would render a batting average near zero. Cobb also applies the idea to golf with caddy tossed balls.
In Los Angeles on Thanksgiving Day Joe Rivers defeated Leach Cross of New York in Vernon, taking 16 of 20 rounds. Rivers knocked Cross down twice and, despite Cross's late rally, secured a decisive win and a promised rematch with Ritchie on New Year’s Day.
The Michigan Agricultural College eleven, led by Julian the plunging fullback and Blake Miller, defeated Michigan and Wisconsin 12 to 7. Capt. Gifford anchored a hard line while G. B. Smith at tackle and the rest of the unit powered the upset against long established teams.
Vancouver Athletic Club boxers and wrestlers debut against Seattle Athletic Club in Seattle. The program ends with a battle royal featuring five colored boys followed by a Dutch lunch.
Jack Dillon of Indianapolis defeated Sailor Ed Petroskey of San Francisco in a twelve round match at Butte Montana. Petroskey was outclassed at all stages of the contest. Toledo plans to send a young southpaw named Stick to Charleston West Virginia.
Thanksgiving scores from colleges and high schools flood in as the season closes. Army and Navy prepare for the Polo Grounds clash in New York, while numerous regional games highlight strong performances and surprising upsets across the country.
Multnomah Athletic Club crushed the University of Oregon 19 to 0 on a mushy field. Whitman College beat Montana 46 to 0. Blackwell's first quarter field goal gave Oregon Aggies a 3 to 0 win over Idaho. Stadium high and Lincoln high tied 0 0 in Tacoma. Aberdeen high clinched the state high school title with a 24 0 win over Hoquiam.
Jimmy Clabby defeats Soldier Frank Logan at Coffroth's Daly City arena. Observers praise cleverness but say Clabby lacks a knockout punch. Logan looks weak, wobbling on his legs, and would have fallen if the bout had continued.
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