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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1912
Page
2
The ad emphasizes the importance of title insurance for both buyer and lender. It stresses that title protection is crucial and that coverage varies by policy. The message urges readers to understand how title insurance safeguards ownership and financing.
Boston stars Joe Wood and Grantland Rice discuss the expected pitching matchup as the Giants face a pivotal game. Manager Jake Stahl plans to start either Collins or Bedient while Christy Mathewson is favored for New York. Fenway Park hosts a Columbia Day crowd as rainouts loom and betting favors Boston before today’s clash.
The second White Sox Cubs game ended 3 to 3 after 12 innings when darkness halted play. Injuries struck White Sox infielders Harry Lord and Buck Weaver in left field during a fly ball chase.
Funeral services for Heinie Heitmuller were held at Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in San Francisco with the Los Angeles team in attendance plus Sacramento and Portland squads. Manager Reidy and nearly all players attended. Oakland sent Tyler Christian and Wm Malarkey as reports describe a deeply emotional scene.
The 8. A. C. forms a basketball team and invites star performers to contact Frank Vance. The bowling committee allows ladies to use alleys after 8 pm on Wednesdays. Pat Scott excels as boxing instructor and assistant athletic director. Oliver Runchey trains for 135 pound wrestling. New recruit Kensic, a 210 pound boxer, is dubbed the white hope. Charlie Hulen continues as a referee and trains in boxing. A swimming class starts at 6:30 Tuesdays and Thursdays with L. Roy returning to the wrestling program.
Portland Pacific Coast league can secure only four of the classy era drafted by the McCredies. Kores Courtney and Hynes are shortstops from Des Moines Harrisburg, Little League young shortstop, and Armstrong the catcher had draft declared disallowed.
Page lists train times for Seattle to Everett and Everett to Seattle routes with daily and weekend departures. It notes baggage trains and freight services, with station access points at Seattle Westlake Greenwood Ajax Drug Store and 86th Street, plus Everett to Snohomish interurban times and special Sunday extra trains.
In San Francisco Al Kaufman meets Luther McCarty in Coffroth's arena for an afternoon bout with McCarty the favorite. The winner likely faces Jim Flynn or Al Palzer, advancing toward a Johnson world title shot. Two preliminaries precede the main event with bouts at six and featherweight limits. The show starts at 8 p.m. and Kaufman and McCarty are tipped to enter at 3 p.m.
Ballard high school faces misfortune as seven first string players are ruled ineligible due to academic issues. Coach Dietrich labors to field a capable team after postponing the West Seattle game. Captain Fetterly and Jensen remain the most reliable veterans as Ballard vows a strong late-season rally.
The University of Washington football team faces the University of Puget Sound of Tacoma on the UW campus this afternoon at 2 30.
Rainier Heights football team seeks games and players in Western Washington. Contact W A Allison at 2901 Washington St or Beacon 818. They will hold practice Sunday at Optimo grounds for tryouts. St Martins College at Lacey has its season ready and will meet any Western Washington team except the state university. Communications to the football manager will receive prompt attention.
New York Oct 12 Gunboat Smith of California is matched to oppose Jim Stewart of Brooklyn in a 10 round bout to be held here on October 21.
Tomorrow at Washington Park the Mallard Cubs face the Washington Park aggregation in a tightly matched football game. Both sides average about 160 pounds, promising a solid battle.
Pastor C. A. Ericson of New York will lecture in Swedish at the Moore Theater Second Ave and Virginia St Sunday afternoon October 15 at 2 o clock. Subject Where Are the Dead. Undenominational. Seats Free. No Collection.
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