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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1913
Page
7
A brief financial note urges small regular deposits over irregular large ones. It emphasizes persistence in saving and suggests consistently saving even a single dollar at Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank to build the habit and gradually increase deposits.
Packey McFarland dominates Harlem Tommy Murphy in a Madison Square Garden ten round bout. McFarland uses superior defense and countering to outpoint Murphy, who shows little offense beyond brief grogginess in round six.
An advertisement from a men’s specialist in Menattle claims the oldest established practice on the coast with advanced equipment. It promises low prices and urges readers to write if they cannot call and to consult today.
Captain Geo C. Patterson, field leader of Coast West's Wolverines, faces a tough schedule with a clash against Pennsylvania. Patterson aims to reverse the 1912 defeat at Franklin Field and guide Michigan to victory.
The conference season pivots on a protest filed by Graduate Manager Horr alleging that Mays of the O. A. C. squad has four years of prior university team service, affecting his eligibility for the current season. The complaint targets the athlete and prompts review of past eligibility.
Dr. B F Roller the Seattle wrestler physician scored a decisive win over Cyclone Burns champion of New England in two straight falls. The first fall lasted 1 hour 2 minutes with a neck and crotch hold, the second under 30 minutes with a scissors and chancery. Philadelphia report notes Penn and Brown football players in fine condition for Franklin Field matchup.
The page lists prices paid to producers for fruits vegetables and meats including apples peaches squash cabbage cucumbers beets carrots lettuce radishes and various poultry and veal figures. Prices vary by item with notes on correct daily corrections and regional references such as Yakima and White River.
Plans discuss a six day aquatic program on Lake Washington to supplant the Potlatch festival. A race between the Potlatch winner and university crews is eyed as feature, with motorboats yachts canoes sculling water polo diving swimming and more. Trustees will decide at next Tuesday meeting.
Queen Anne defeated Ballard 21 to 7 at Dugdale Park in a hard fought game. Thomas at full back and Pike on punting led the effort, while Shaw and Williams shared quarterback play. Captain Haker is absent for Queen Anne, but Hallard’s squad shows strong form despite the loss.
Johnny O Leary the Seattle lightweight won a hard fought decision over Sally Salvador in a full 20 round bout in Sacramento. O Leary impressed local fans with superior punching and ring generalship earning a clear victory.
A report to Gov. Lister shows the state board of pardons ordered two prisoners moved to the state reformatory, 12 released from conditional pardons, 28 from parole, and 7 for deportation. It also recommended 14 new paroles and 12 conditional pardons, with 60 sentences commuted.
Ellensburg and Toppenish face off in the big annual game here this afternoon. Toppenish won the opening game last season 6 to 0 but lost on Thanksgiving day.
Four conference teams play today with two official games and two practices. The Whitman O A C showdown at 2 30 pm shapes the race next week as the wounded Washington squad aims to rebound after losses. Bud Young out, Madigan and Smith fill in with Hap Miller possible. Doble faces scrutiny over kicking consistency.
Lincoln, among Seattle's best, travels to Everett to face a reportedly stronger team this season in a key state championship race. About two hundred Lincoln rooters left the city with the squad at 10 30 this morning.
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