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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1916

Page

7

Baseball Highlights and Local Incidents From Weekend Games

Casey Stengel leads the world’s series sluggers with .500 as Daubert struggles in nine at bats. The Dry Sox beat Renton Valley A C 5 3 on Sunday. Cornell crushed Gettysburg 22 6 for its season win. An injury may sideline Cyril Rumble after Saturday’s Queen Anne game. Attendance at Beantown fracas reached 41 373. Hy Myers’ first frame homer gave Brooklyn hope.

Casey Stengel Daubert Dry Sox Renton Valley A. C South Tacoma Athletic Club U. of W Arthur Younger Cornell Gettysburg Cyril Rumble Franklin High End Queen Anne Mabel Trask Louisville Hy Myers Homer Brooklyn

Boston Red Sox Lineup Highlighting 1914 No Hit Heroes

A profile of Boston Red Sox players from 1914 detailing George Foster and Hubert Leonard as no hit artists, Babe Ruth’s early impact, and lineup notes for Ernest Shore Carl Mays and others. Includes Carrigan trainer role and key infielders Barry Hoblit zell Gardner Scott Walker Hooper Lewis Cady.

George Foster Red Sox Foster Houston Texas Boston Joel Wood Hubert HB Leonard St. Mary's College California Denver George Ruth Babe Baltimore St. Mary's Industrial Shool Ruth Jack Dunn Dunn Phillies Athletics Dodgers Braves Shore Ernest A. Shore fPrme New York Giants Guillford College Fayetteville N. C John McGraw Indianapolis MacGraw Carl Mays Mays Providence William Carrigan Carrigan Holy Cross College Jack Barry Samuel Agnew Browns Agnew Omaha Chester D. Thomas Clarence Walker Tris Speaker Tris Walker Kansas City American Association Harry B. Hooper Hooper Philadelphia Harry Sacramento George Lewis Duffy Pacific Coast Alameda Forest Cady Bill Carrigan Cady Newark Giants

Water polo opens tonight at Crystal Pool with new play

Seattle aquatic followers see the Crystal pool and Seattle Athletic Club teams debut a new water polo style tonight. Managers George Dowsing and Frank Vance aim to win the first clash as lineups and subs are listed for Crystals and AC.

Crystal Pool Seattle Aquatic Seattle Athletic Club George Dowsing Frank Vance Crystals A. C G. Douglas H. Allen G. BE Thomas’. Frees Cc L. Cook Bob Capps T. Winberg B. Regan Jack Broad Olsen T. Wracke K. Spiedel W. Cowley D. Sheldt Pacea A. Ball

Cutshaw Spills the Beans for Dodger Squad in First Two Contests

Brooklyn recalls Cutshaw’s costly boot and late nerves as the Dodgers stumble in the World Series games. Hy Myers shines with a first inning homer and two sparkling defensive plays while Sherrod Smith keeps Boston at bay. Betting opposes Brooklyn as Red Sox lead series 2-0.

Cutshaw Dodger Squad Brooklyn Dodgers George Cutshaw Everett Scott Boston Smith Sherrod Smith Hy” Myers Hooper Hoblitzell Janvrin Red Sox

Rose City Battler Slugging Mixer of the Old School

Jack Allen of Portland meets Nick Sugar in Dreamland on Friday night. Allen is an old style slugger who fights from bell to bell, giving Seattle fans action and a tough challenge for Sugar in a Portland versus Seattle lightweight confrontation.

Rose City Battler Jack Allen Dreamland Nick Sugar Seattle Allen Portland City of Roses Jack Everett Mule

Bill Bernhard Named New Bees Manager in Salt Lake

October 10 report confirms Bill Bernhard, noted Phillies and CJ star, named manager of the Bees. The oft-cited rain tree of Colombia grows about 50 feet tall at thirty and three feet base diameter, absorbing vast moisture and shedding through leaves and branches, sometimes creating a mud‑sodden area nearby.

Salt Lake Bill Bernard Phillies Cjas Bees Mally Colombia

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