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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1904
Page
2
A concise editorial urges thrift and industry as paths to wealth and wealth preservation. It extols the Union Bank and its aid in helping readers secure a competence through prudent effort and financial discipline.
The University of Washington faces Oregon Agricultural College this afternoon at Madison Park. Both squads arrive in strong form with Washington fielding new talent and key returnees MecBinnon Dean and Sigsworth fit after injuries. Brinker at quarterback leads a weighty lineup as Oregon’s Stimson promises a fast, hard game.
The William C C Whitney racing stable sold 26 horses at Morris Park for a total of 83500. Artful, Futurity winner, and Tanya, who earned 54000, were bought by Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs Whitney bought Heart's Desire for 4000, Mineola went to Shiney Paget for 5600, and other names include Sandria Kieftan and Princess BR.
Moskiman carried off the honors in yesterday's Oakland game, holding Frisco scoreless until the eighth inning. The locals had shaky fielding but received solid support as Oakland won 5 to 1 in San Francisco with Frisco scoring late.
Oakland field game notes list Berber and Poultney, Moskiman and Byrne as participants. Umpire McCarthy officiated the match.
Cleveland clinched the post season series from Pittsburg after five games with two wins in the non tied games. The latest contest remained close until the seventh inning and drew about 3 400 spectators.
Provincetown reports the schooner Elwood Burton wrecked at the outer bar last night. Captain Williams and one crew member were lost. Three other crew members drifted ashore on wreckage.
Princeton shows defense lapses with Dickinson tearing through centers and tackles. Coaches Holt and DeWitt work to strengthen charging and backfield play, while Miller and Ritter, Burke compete for carries. Hildebrand's arrival is welcomed by Princeton and alumni.
The Everett and Vancouver lacrosse game scheduled for tomorrow at the Whatcom county fair in Bellingham has been canceled by fair management due to low attendance this week.
In Philadelphia yesterday at the women’s national championship, Mrs. Sanford defeated Miss Mackey seven up and six to play and Miss Bishop defeated Miss Harley four up and five to play. The two winners, Mrs. Sanford and Miss Bishop, will contest the final round today.
Jim Burrows, Nova Scotia middleweight champion, and Jerry McCarthy of Washington fought 20 rounds to a draw in Spokane last night. Both stayed on their feet and battled through the final round.
Frightened horse runs wild through a street with occupants dumped as bystanders recall daily accidents. The scene is linked to a claim about a reliable baivehar and arica salve allegedly soothing the animal. Mentions G. O. Guy, Inc. drug store at avenue and Vesler.
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