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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1915
Page
7
The report accuses Italy of employing brutal methods in war, calling them the worst inhuman acts. D'Annunzio, described as a warrior poet, is said to be showering Trieste with his "pomes" as part of the conflict.
Nate Druximan announces a big smokers evening featuring Ivan Miller versus Claude Trowlinger and Bud Pinkman against Ad Schaffli. Leo Houck faces Jack Carney while Henry Kreiger and Sailor Becker top a packed card.
Jim Jeffries heads to jury duty just as his duck hunting plans begin, while Stage runs private practices at the University of Chicago to drill primary plays and prepare the squad for a real game.
A wife discusses wealth and control with Mr Selwin about a $10,000 legacy. She questions risk, ownership, and a business future, noting she holds the stock and dividends in her name and fears being sidelined if Dick or partners fail. The dialogue probes gender roles in finance and plans for the future.
The article notes several catcher turned managers like Hill Carrigan and Pat Moran shaping success. It lists Connie Mack Wilbert Robinson Roger Bresnahan Branch Rickey Frank Chance Clarence Rowland and Lee Fohl as notable examples. Carrigan and Moran illustrate playing and bench manager styles and their teams’ ongoing performance.
Richard Feek, younger brother of Bin Feex, is praised as a standout in the Midgets' first practice game. Coach Powers notes his smooth end runs and says Richard could be one of the city’s best quarterbacks alongside his older brother. The team aims for the midget championship with Feek as a likely star.
Multnomah football teams beat Oregon 16 to 7 on one Saturday and beat Whitman 6 to 0 last weekend, yet players claim Oregon is the stronger squad by three or four touchdowns. Captain Ruppert notes a sloppy field and penalties kept Multnomah from a bigger score against the Missionaries.
Wallace DeWitt, former W. 8. and Princeton All American fullback, is playing that position for the Multnomah team. Johnny Parsons of Oregon is also wearing the Winged M jersey.
Harry Coles educated toe connected on a 42 yard placement kick as the Oregon Aggies edged Willamette alumni 3 to 0. Cole had nine of ten goal kicks and the Aggies dominated midfield, threatening score opportunities throughout the game.
Ray Bryant, the Oregon fullback from last season, has returned to the squad following an earlier announcement of his departure. The move reaffirms the Ducks' backfield depth as they prepare for upcoming games.
A title insurance pol icy represents an examination of the title from our title records by a system of almost mechanical accuracy. The policy is our GUARANTEE that the title is in the condition insured. Our examination and insurance of land titles are subject to a strict state supervision. Each policy issued is protected by a perpet ual state indemnity fund and the entire re sponsibility of this company. The abstract is what its name purports-an abbreviated copy of all matters of public rec ord affecting the title. It may show the title sound or defective. It is valueless with out the opinion of a competent examiner. But the abstract and opinion are never a guaranty.
The note recalls the Gotch Hackenschmidt bout and a McParland Gibbon match, with New York ridiculing Chicago as favorites switch grips and the balance of power shifts in the ring.
A Star special report details how Bill Carrigan of the Boston Red Sox and Pat Moran of the Philadelphia Nationals embody a gentler management style. They reward effort, trust players to manage themselves, and avoid harsh penalties, with Moran notably preserving Grover Alexander's arm by sticking to a regular rotation.
Captain "Mother" Hunt of the University of Washington squad nearly didn’t join Coach Doble’s team this fall. He spent last summer in harvest fields and while he worked a threshing machine arm became caught in the machinery. He escaped with only a few scratches.
Boston Red Sox are favored in the looming series over Philadelphia, with bettors wary of odds and East Coast influence. The piece notes stronger American League players, a five-star lineup in Chicago’s Comiskey era, and Seattle’s betting tilt toward Boston’s Carrigan crew despite local nerves and shouted cautions about pennants and paydays.
Former Seattle catcher Matt Stanley is described as dying from consumption and in need. A benefit game at Dugdale field is planned for next Sunday with proceeds to aid Stanley. Dug Furr of Spokane and Fred Williams have each bought fifty dollars in tickets and coast league owners are expected to buy. Raymond's team features Schmutz Rose Cadman Brooks Morse Raymond Levine Shaw McIvor Frisk. Bob Brown will field a squad from Stokke Brown Sells Grover Clark Kippert Brinker Brottem.
Gribble sustains a foot injury delaying football participation while captain Roy Potter recovers from bronchitis. Gribble’s exact injury unknown, could be a sprain or a break. Everett adds periods and adjusts practice times. Gov Dunne remarks linked to his son's team selection. Baseball scores listed for Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York Washington.
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