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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1910
Page
2
A described football play sequence explains a split buck from regular formation with timing to gain ground. It outlines starting backs and halves, faking to the left, then passing to the right half as a back crosses from the left after the half and full have passed.
Philadelphia Americans defeated the Chicago Nationals 4 to 0 in tough competition. Bender pitched superbly as Chicago mistakes and late hits failed to derail the American effort. Receipts totaled 37,424 with 50 players sharing 20,209.23 and the national commission 3,742.45. Attendance was 26,89. Hazing banned at Oregon Agricultural College with freshmen now welcomed and guided by upperclassmen.
Fragmentary text from Los Angeles references a vessel report with partial names including Pape Lalonge Shaeefer and Brown. Unable to identify full details, the readable items suggest an overs hip or overseas connection and a list of individuals. Further context needed for a precise summary.
Kansas City report states a $4000 purse plus 35 percent of gate receipts was offered today for a boxing match between Al Kaufman and Sam Langford. The bout is expected to draw heavyweight interest at the local arena.
Field er Jones former Chicago White Sox leader will take charge of the St. Louis Americans for the upcoming season. He has spent the past year in Portland Oregon working in baseball activities.
New York Oct 18 Harvard installed favorite in betting for the Eastern football championship. Yale line weak. Harvard to meet West Point on October 29. West Point defeated Yale on Saturday.
In New York on October 18 the Giants and Highlanders played 16 innings in the intercity championship game at the American League park. The score remained 5 to 5 when called off. Lineups included Catterjee Crandall Ames Meyers Wilson Ford Warhop and Mitchell for the Highlanders.
Play pool tonight at Oriental Pool Room between Pike and Union. $10 cash prizes daily with 1413 today.
Cervallis Ore October 18 The football clash between Oregon Agricultural College and University of Oregon will take place on the local campus November 12. It is the season’s biggest game and will be held here instead of Portland with about five thousand spectators expected and preparations underway.
The University of Chicago baseball team defeated Waseda University 15 to 4 in the final contest at Waseda. This marks another victory for the Chicago squad as the series conclude.
An OCR fragment advertises new modern furnished rooms at low prices. It lists a location near Weatlikeavane Panee in Dresiniand and invites readers to call The Virginia at 04 Virginia et.
Dieger Stanley defeated Joe Bowker by knockout to claim the bantam weight championship and a $3,000 purse awarded to Landon. The Portland Fencing Club plans a November tournament, the city’s first fencing event. Cleveland beat Cincinnati 9 to 5 in yesterday’s baseball action.
Oct 14 report from HOISE Idaho says Mayor Bradsford planned to resign while en route to Salt Lake City amid Gov Spry order to clean up the city. The governor’s decree prompted 50 deputies to be assigned to carry out the work in the mayor’s absence.
The Regal Dental Offices in Seattle claim expertise in treating pyorrhea alveolaris and missing teeth without plates. They advertise lower prices due to high volume, emphasize specialized care, a permanent restoration method, and a written guarantee at 1406 Third Ave NW near Union Street.
Police Judge Gordon presided over a case of beggars peering at crime and poverty. Dan Mooney claimed he needed car fare to Fremont and offered pocket coin. French, an employee of Beattie Harness, admitted to needing 15 cents for a pint flask and 35 cents was later recovered by a stranger.
A clergyman's son reports recovery from tuberculosis after taking Eckman's Alterative, with testimonials from Rev. J J Cowles and a Rochester physician. The ad claims the remedy cures bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung affections and urges readers to request a booklet and contact Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for more evidence.
Local ad announces limited time sale at Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co located at 1314 Firet Ave near University with emphasis on low prices and a quick sellout.
Lincoln man Capt Bogardus, famed for the 100 pigeons in 100 shots record, discusses kidney trouble and relief after Foley Kidney Pills. He reports backache, kidney pain, and cloudy urine before treatment, and says three bottles restored health and normal function. Sold by Bartell Drug Stores and Quaker Drug Co.
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