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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1904
Page
2
A historical note emphasizes thrift and industry as paths to wealth and the Union Bank as a key aid in maintaining a comfortable financial footing for individuals and families.
Directors board announces MachKougal Muel Hosenbere Ted Sohrmita Rolner Stewart as new appointees shaping leadership. The brief indicates a governance reshuffle with fresh appointments and strategic oversight.
Seattle shut out Los Angeles at Recreation Park yesterday afternoon by a score of 0 to 0. Hickey pitched masterfully as Joe Hall, Emil Prick, and Van Haltren contributed solid defense in a crisp game. The Angels threat faded after seventh inning when Spies, Gray, and Bernard left runners stranded and Mohler's snag and quick throw ended the rally.
Tacoma victory over Portland 6 to 6 in Tacoma with Elmont flawless defense backing Thomas pitching. Lynch hits a decisive eighth inning home run as Hoag struggles. Moge and Maye combine for the win and Portland errors mount late.
In Pittsburg on October 13 the third post season game between Pittsburg and Cleveland ended after fourteen innings due to darkness. A pitching duel favored Joss though a late rally by Cleveland produced nine runs to five. Batteries Case and Phelps for Pittsburg, Joss and Bemis for Cleveland.
In St Louis on October 18 the American team defeated the Nationals in the third post series game. Hatteries Howell and Kahoe, with Nichols and Grady contributing, led scoring for the Americans.
Perry Queenan is matched to fight Fred Muller of Portland in Oregon City on November 11. Queenan is now in Walla Walla where he will box Kid Harker tonight. Mrs. Simonson wife of D M Simoneon inspector in the city water department died at her home 1415 Fourth Avenue yesterday afternoon. She had been in the city for several years and was well known here.
A. L. Jenkins, manager of the Monarch bowling team, bowled a perfect score of 200 last night, breaking city and state records for a ten pin game. He achieved two consecutive strikes with a new ball received Friday.
Jenkins defeated L. H. Hardenburg by a score of 190 as his success was largely credited to the new ball, marking a notable performance in the event.
The LaConner flats hosted a dog show with Dr. J. M. Meyer of Tacoma as judge. A tie resulted as Multnomah played a stronger game than Branford. The Cardinals faltered at moments with misplays and repeated fumbles and penalties in the last half.
The Deacon owned by Cook Inman of Seattle won the derby at the annual Pacific Northwest Field Trials club’s event, which concluded at dark last night on the grounds.
The football game between the Multnomah Club of Portland and Stanford University ended in a tie at Stanford. The matchup, played yesterday on Stanford grounds, featured competitive play from both sides with no overtime.
Advertisement notes BN Hrooka and Company offering men's underwear at practical prices on 1981 Beocond Avenue with promotional focus on value and access.
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