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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1910

Page

3

Joe Dawson’s Mercy Cost Him Vanderbilt Cup Race

Tip Wright recalls the Vanderbilt Cup finish where Joe Dawson, leading by four minutes, stopped to aid an injured spectator at the Westbury turn. Dawson delayed minutes to confirm the man’s condition, costing him 1 minute 25 seconds and the win, yet his bravery earns him high regard in racing history.

Tip Wright Joe Dawson Dawson Inne Grant Westbury Vanderbilt Llaim

Diamond Glints and Rumors Hit Baseball and Football Sagas

The piece notes that most major league teams test young players for next season while San Antonio suffers from sales and drafts. It mentions talk of a new major league forming and Fielder Jones potentially returning under Comiskey. Walter Camp tours the country promoting new football rules revealed by Spalding.

San Antonio

Ballard Smoker Delivers Fast Wrestling and Boxing Action

Fight fans at Ballard enjoyed a busy night with Finkstead defeating Kastner in two straight falls, Fleury and Wyard drawing after four fast rounds, Pierce besting Clark in a 130 pound bout, Peterson beating Bennett in two rounds, Reynolds defeating Larson in three rounds, and Hubbard narrowly defeating Emery at 135. In Buffalo, N Y Dr B F Roller of Seattle is considered unable to claim the title after failing to throw three second raters within an hour.

Ballard Finkstead Kastner Fleury Wyard Pierce Clark Peterson Bennett Reynolds Larson Hubbard Emery Buffalo N. Y Dr. B. F. Roller Seattle Frank Gotch Roller

Lejeune Breaks Long-Standing Baseball Throw Record

Sheldon Lejeune eclipsed prior marks with a 426 feet 6% inch throw at Cincinnati field day games, surpassing Hatfield and Herrmann records and topping Joe Martin’s 416 feet 2 inch unofficial distance. The Frenchman, playing for Evansville and drafted by Pittsburgh, claimed the long distance throwing title.

Hatfield Sheldon Lejeune Cincinnati John Hatfield Brooklyn Garry Herrmann Lejeune Joe Martin Evansville Ind Pittsburg

Jiu Jitsu Show Tonight At Nippon Kwan Hall

Prof Ito promotes an exhibition at Nippon Kwan hall Maynard and Washington this evening. He frames himself as an expert and the event aims to showcase jiu jitsu as an exciting sport.

Boxing Gloves and Athletic Goods at A L Hall

Boxing gloves striking bags and basketballs along with athletic outfits are advertised for sale at A L Hall located at 1111 First.

A. L. Hall

Kenwood Grocery Listing Details

Local store at 5500 Ken wood Place advertises phone contact North 1882 and red 268 road.

Seattle Garrett, Grocer Phone North 521 Kenwood Grocery Kenwood Pl Phone North

Kid Herman Ready for Rattling Battle With Wolgast

Kid Herman Herman Landfield and manager Nate Lewis push for a match with Ad Wolgast. The fighter trains hard, claims peak form, and plans a Monday Star Theatre appearance with pupil Murray Naga, touted as a 120-pound possessor.

Herman Landfield Fietiana Kid Herman Nate Lewis New York

Dixie Kid Defeats Tighe in Welterweight Bout

The Dixie Kid, holder of the country welterweight title claim, beat Dennia Tighe of Scranton in a 10 round bout in New York last night. Princeton faces criticism over poor form in Eastern grid season amid upcoming Dartmouth clash as Yale remains under scrutiny. Schafer of the Washington Senators challenged Jack Johnson to an automobile race with a side bet and a cup prize offer.

New York Dixie Kid Dennia Tighe Scranton Princeton Yale Dartmouth Johnson Chicago Schafer Washington American Jack Johnson

Aberdeen Football Team Honored After Lincoln Victory

Townsfolk hosted a banquet for the Aberdeen football squad last night to celebrate their win over Lincoln high last Saturday. The Ellensburg Normal eleven opens the season with a game against Grand View at Ellensburg on Saturday. Willie Anderson, famed golfer, is reported dead in Philadelphia at age 31.

Aberdeen Lincoln High Willie Anderson Philadelphia Scotland Ellensburg Grand View

Outdated Stock Clearance Offers Deep Discounts Across Departments

A retailer advertises unprecedented bargains to clear stock with hefty price cuts on oak mantels razors lamps and lighting fixtures. Deals include a $65 mantel for 39.25 and 50 percent off all cooking utensils and wash-day needs plus reduced heating stoves lamps tiles hardware and more with limited quantities and eager customer response anticipated.

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