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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1918

Page

10

Market Report Notes on Wholesale Vegetable Prices

Market report lists wholesale dealers and vegetable prices with scattered notes. Mentions fruit and cod, and general movement across blocks. No clear date or specifics.

Red Cross appeals for precinct captains and volunteers

The salvage department seeks precinct captains who can own or access a car to collect donations. Recruits should call Elliot 4512 for details.

Salvage Department The Red Cross Elliote

Torrey & Sears Billiard Parlor Ad

An advertisement for Torrey and Sears Billiard Parlor at 1490 S14 Corner Std and Pike. It lists card tables and bartered drinks, noting location and services available in the parlour.

Torrey & Sears

Fighting Harp Casy Recalls Puget Sound Ties

The former Seattle lightweight Harry Casy, now serving in France with Military Police, Co. B, First Army Headquarters Regulars AFEF, says he enjoys France but misses his Puget Sound village. Known to fans as the fighting harp with the terrible right, he once toppled top division opponents in his boxing days.

Harry Casy Seattle France Dan Salt Puget Sound Co. B First Army A. FE. F Casey

Ingle to Face Bronson for Northwest Lightweights

Matchmaker Harry Druximan says George Ingle and Muff Pronson will fight for the Northwest lightweight title on November 4 in Aberdeen if the ban is lifted. Ingle has been inactive but seeks another title crack while Bronson, coming off a loss to McCarthy, is reported in fine shape by Rose City scribes.

George Ingle Muff Pronson Aberdeen Harry Druximan Ingle Portland Bronson Rose City McCarthy California

Italy Praises Grace Cleve Land Porter in Rome Roles

Italian papers commend American Grace Cleve Land Porter for mood work directing recreations hospitals and assembly rooms in Rome, noting her service across multiple city institutions and her Southern background.

Grace Cleveland Porter South Rome

California to Mix with Oregon Team

Portland Oregon October 24 The University of Oregon to play the University of California in San Francisco on November 23 for the war work drive fund proceeds after expenses go to the fund The Oregon Aggies seek a contest with Mare Island Marines and a possible TrI with Navy sea forces for Thanksgiving plans at Camp Lewie Marine battle pending final decisions

Portland Ore University of Oregonia University of California San Francisco W. W. Hole United War Work Drive War Work Fund Oregon Aggies Mare Island Marines Tri Soldiers of the Sea State College Camp Lewie Mare Island Multnomah Rose City Turkey Day Shets

Puget Sound Shipyard League Title Decided In Tie

The Patterson MacDonald and Duthie clubs share the lead with one game remaining as flu restrictions delay a decision. Each side offered to forfeit results to settle the championship after waiting three weeks for the ban to lift.

Puget Sound Shipyard League Patterson MacDonald Duthie Honore

Tacoma Elks Triumph Over Seattle Golfers In Rain

In heavy rain at Meadow Park links Tacoma Elks defeated Seattle golfers 36 to 14 in inter-club play. The series is tied and a final match on November 17 will decide the season’s Rhodes cup. Ten Tacoma and ten Seattle players headed to Beattie for the decisive 1919 title clash.

Tacoma Sion Beattie Seattle

Soldiers Win On Gridiron At Camp Lewis

On October 28 at Camp Lewis the soldiers defeated Multnomah of Portland 7 to 0. In the second quarter Lyle Bigbee lofted a pass to Right End Schultze who broke through to score the lone touchdown before a large crowd. The game was described as one of the hardest fought gridiron melees on the camp field.

Camp Lewis Lyle Bigbee Schultze Multnomah Club Portland Camp Field

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