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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
6
Fans laugh at tales of a fixed series as Chicago trails Cincinnati after a two run fourth inning. Willams and Kopf hit crucial triples for the Reds while Sallee struggles for the Sox. Salvation Army boxing smoker adds charity interest with proceeds to be donated.
A local ad promotes $2.60 classes on Earth with locations Boldt’s uptown and Bees downtown at 913 24 Ave. The brief note highlights the price and venue details for prospective students.
Sacramento barely outpaced the locals 4 to 2 in a tense opener. Seattle pushed three runs in the second inning as Art Griggs hit a homer for the visitors. Wares contributed solid defense, handling 10 chances without an error.
Authorities halted elephant trapping pits in Mysore after reports of animal injuries from falls. Officials cited animal suffering and ethical concerns, ordering suspension until safety and welfare measures are reviewed.
A garbled report notes winning results from Coast bases with teams and players mentioned, but text is unreadable in parts. It hints at leaders and prevented games, with references to Oaks, Boetes, and Greene among unnamed participants.
West Seattle meets Franklin and Queen Anne faces Ballard in the opening prep football doubleheader at Denny Field, UW. First game at 1 p.m., West Seattle-Franklin set for 4 p.m. The Quays boast a near new squad while West Side fields a strong eleven. Ballard is inexperienced and Franklin has one of the lightest teams.
In Los Angeles on October 3 the Vernon Tigers rallied from behind to defeat the Angels 3 to 2, cutting the lead to one and a half games. Vernon scored two in the fourth on a Crandall walk Elis single O Crandall double and Beck single driving in the go ahead runs.
In Chicago the Reds beat the White Sox again. Cincinnati fans led by H. E B. Stratton and C. Rodebaugh lined up at 5 PM Thursday, aiming for cheap seats. About 5,000 in line by 6 AM, with many campers and card games as they waited for the ball game. Mrs. L. Plummer and Dad W. J. Henry among early attendees.
Johnny Evers reports the Reds on enemy soil with Fisher and Kerr set to pitch. Key plays from Kopf and Roush fuel Cincinnati as Chicago faces a turning point day with a potential three game lead for the Reds if Kerr falters and Fisher shines.
Salt Lake City was unable to capitalize with runners on base as Oakland won 2 to 0. Pitcher Falkenberg and catcher Mitse led the Oakland Batterie with Gould and Spencer.
The New York American League club announced that Miller Hugeina has signed a contract to manage the team for another year, with official confirmation issued today.
At his death George Washington stood as likely the richest U S figure with a wealth estimated over 509000 dollars per a schedule attached to his will.
Readers are invited to visit Boldt's locations at 1414 Third Avenue Uptown and 913 Twenty Fourth Avenue Downtown for a meal. The note highlights two nearby Boldt's eateries and their addresses.
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