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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1913

Page

2

Seattle Champions and Pennant Race in Northwestern League

Seattle Champions cannot win the Northwestern league pennant this season. If Vancouver Beavers average four wins per week and Portland five, Vancouver would still lead. With 29 games left, Vancouver would finish at .586, Seattle at .574, and Portland at .575 under specified rates. The piece ends with question what use of pennants remains.

Seattle Vancouver Beavers Vancouver Canuck Portland Colts Portland Beavers Canucks

Endurance Riders Complete 404 Mile Portland Seattle Run

Forty eight motorcyclists started the Port land to Seattle endurance ride under the Federation of American Motorcyclists. Twenty six finished in Seattle with perfect scores and left for Portland at dawn. Clarence Hamilton Ed Barrett Guy Vernon Daniel Boone Clyde H Meads C Hunt and Eston were among the finishers. Boone and a tandem rider reportedly escaped after a constable fired a gun at them.

Portland Seattle Federation of American Motorcyclists Clarence Hamilton Ed Barrett Guy Vernon Daniel Boone Clyde H. E. Meads C. Hunt Eston Boone

Russia's Sport Drive Promised by Czar in Ukase

The article notes Czar Nicholas forms a ministry of sport led by Gen Voyekoff to boost imperial athletics. It previews upcoming Russian sports pages with fables of Moscow teams, bungled umpires, Nihilist explosions delaying tennis, a golf tourney disrupted by duma, and boxing and football notes from St. Petersburg.

Russia Nicholas Sport Gen Voyekoff St. Petersburg

Same Old Story in the Same Old Way Rallying Beavers Lose

Baffled by Cadrean's curves, Seattle Champions fall further in pennant race as Vancouver wins 4 to 1. Beavers allowed Gipe to hit freely. Other scores: American League Detroit 5 Chicago 4, Cleveland 9 St. Louis 1. National League Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 0, Cincinnati 16 Mt. Louis 6-2. Coast League San Francisco 6-2 Los Angeles 1-1. Portland 6 Sacramento 2, Oakland 1 Venice 0-6.

Seattle Vancouver Beavers Detroit Chicago Cleveland St. Louie Pittehburg Cincinnati Mt. Loute San Francisci Los Angeles Portland Sacramento Oakland Venice PO Jackson Fullerton James Shaw E Thor Wwe Csae Nu Seeewee Killilay Wally Wees Brown Gipe Raymond Vanccouver Brinker Pennett Walsh E Ppert Meister Ib Sharney Grindle Cadrean Wetee Kippert Jackson Kiely Basie Vancouver Eerees Victoria Tacoma Settee Spokane Low Philadelphia Water Cleveee Enewndne St Louta New York Philadelphia Pitteburg Cincinnat Ventea San Francisco Sacramento Oo Lon Angeles

Seattle Ball Club Faces Punishing Week Of News

A sports column railes at players and managers with mockery and praise, noting Joe Wally’s big Saturday heave, Pete Schneider headed for Seattle, and James Toman receiving gifts. It recounts Seattle’s .200 to .299 hitters, Gipe’s pitching run, and Dag’s outfield netting idea, amid Umpire Day in Tacoma.

Joe Wally Josephine Durham Seattle Strait Gipe Cadman

Northwest Games: locals beat Portland 7 to 6 in Tacoma

In Tacoma on Sunday Um pire led the locals to a 7 to 6 victory over Portland. Kaufman McGinnity Harris Todd Hynes and King starred for the home club as Spokane later battled Victoria to a 4 run gain after 10 innings with Narveson Shea and Douglas contributing for the visitors.

Tacoma Portland Portiane Kaufman McGinnity Harris Todd Hynes King Spokane Douglas Victoria Viccotib Soong Hs CIA Wesesices Matteries Narveson Shea Hannah

Two Fine Offers by The Seattle Star for Subscribers

The Seattle Star offers two premium gifts for new or renewing subscribers. A parcel post chart with rates and maps of Washington and the United States accompanies a Barham shaving outfit with razor blades brush and soap. Both gifts come with a yearly subscription at 63 26 in advance.

The Seattle Star Washington United States

Wolverton Vows Two-Game Fight After Slump

Portland report notes Sacramento manager Harry Wolverton vows to win both games to salvage his team’s pennant chances after seven straight losses to Portland.

Portland Ore Harry Wolverton Sacramento

Deaths Shadow Ill-Fated Family Strife in New Orleans

New Orleans Sept 1 James McLaughlin set his mother’s house aflame and then drowned himself in the Mississippi river. He had previously killed a man a year earlier and his brother was recently arrested on murder charges after the assassination of his wife.

New Orleans James McLaughlin Mississippi River Files

100 Dogs Show Party Manners in Terrier Show

The first open air dog show in Seattle took place at White City Madison Park hosted by the Pacific Northwest Bull Terrier Club. About 100 dogs competed including Airedales Irish terriers and various small breeds with Judge A K Harria of Vancouver awarding prizes to top entries in multiple categories.

Seattle Pacific Northwest Bull Terrier Club White City Madison Park A. KE. Harria Vancouver Max Steinhauer Puget Prince Victoria Victor Dalton Benton Besa Henry Hale Fremont Ness

Petersburg Pitchers Deliver World Double Header Feat

In Virginia League action from Petersburg and Richmond, southpaw Harry Hedgepeth of Petersburg hurled a one hit, no run 18 inning double header while Yancey Wyatt Ayers of Richmond yielded six hits and struck out 13 before losing. Both hurlers were later purchased by Clark Griffith for Washington and join the big club on September 13. Hedgepeth walked two and faced 58 batters. Ayers faced 48, losing after 13 straight wins. Petersburg batted in 10 runs to back Hedgepeth.

Petersburg Bouthpaw Harry Hedgespeth Yanery Wyatt Ayers Richmond Hedgepeth Ayers Clark Griffith Washington Newton Yancey Wyatt Ayers Rawn

Dark horse pair win golf tourney at Earlington club

The first annual midseason golf tournament concluded on Sunday at Earlington Town and Country club. Dark horse duo William Piggott and Mrs A F E Burns won with a score of 123 for 18 holes, beating rival E B Sears in the finale.

Dark Horse Earlington Town and Country Club Tombstone William Piggott A. F E. Burns Sears

Sears Wins St. Goethards Trophy in Trophy Event

J H Allen Jr and R E B Small organized the St Goethards trophy event where Sears won. Originally there were forty entrants in the trophy event.

J. H. Allen, Jr R. EB. Small Sears

Celtic Football Team Plans Reorganization Meeting

The Celtic football team will meet Tuesday evening at the Labor Temple for reorganization ahead of the Northwestern Soccer Football league season. The meeting starts promptly at o'clock. Players wishing to try out should write Jack O'Connor at 921 25th Ave.

Celtic Labor Temple Northwestern Celtics Jack O'Connor

Northwest climber wins Mount Baker race in six hours

Rept. 1.ty racing to the suburb of Mount Baker covered snow trails 27 miles in six hours reaching 11000 feet. Paul Westerlund of California established himself as premier mountain climber in the Northwest by finishing 15 minutes ahead of A M Turnsides of Maple Falls in a Mount Haker marathon aftermatch on August 15.

Bellingham Waah Mount Baker Paul Westerlund California Westerlund Maple Falls

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