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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1914

Page

7

N W Race Seen Over By Vancouver Fans

With two weeks sliced from the schedule Vancouver fans believe the pennant race is over except for the shooting. Seattle must win two games and the Beavers lose the same number for Vancouver to be overtaken. Seattle has 14 games left and Beavers 12. Spokane Indians sit eight games back in third place.

Vancouver Seattle Beavers Spokane Indians Indians Scharweber Tenley Raymond

A Star Wants Ad To Enter Over Forty Five Thousand Homes

A Star wants ad will appear in more than 45 000 households, expanding reach for local merchants and job notices. The plan aims to boost visibility by placing a broad classified feature across the distribution area.

May bring U of D 11 to Northwest gridiron tour

Coach Johnny Bender of Washington State College seeks a post season game with Denver University on Christmas or New Year day. He also talks with the University of Colorado. If Pullman arranges the tour the invader will play Multnomah A C of Portland and likely visit Seattle for a game with a picked team.

Johnny Bender Washington State College Denver University University of Colorado Pullman Multnomah A. C Portland Seattle

Record Shatters Mile World Mark at Grand Circuit

Directum IL owned by Jas Rutter of New York City set a world record by pacing a mile in 2 00 during the opening day program of the Grand Circuit races in Syracuse New York.

Syracuse N. Y Directum IL Jas. Rutter New York City

One More Title for M'Louglhin at Nationals

Newport R I Sept 11 Maurice McLoughlin of San Francisco and R Norris Williams of Philadelphia meet for the national singles tennis title. McLoughlin defeated Clothier by 64 64 63 and Williams downed Fottrell 64 63 62 to reach the final with McLoughlin a four to one favorite.

Newport R. L Maurice & McLoughlin San Francisco R. Norris Williams Philadelphia

Amateur trap shooter C. Eb Owen heads to Grand American in Dayton

Wenatcheer reports C. E. B. Owen renowned as a top amateur trap shooter will compete in the Grand American handicap tournament in Dayton, Ohio after departing Monday night.

National league finish summary with scattered results

National standings show various city teams and scores. Team results include Chicago 4 Cincinnati 3, Detroit 5 to 2, Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 1, St Louis 8 1, Seattle 1 Spokane 1, Vancouver 4, with several entries unclear or partial. No games scheduled for some divisions.

National New Ae Puaiurs Au Anitetia Chicago Cincinnat Boston St. Leute Detroit Fon Sole Ederghie SF Pormal Brooklyn Paktionsre Pitteburg Nortuwatern Sestde Ballard E Vietorie Spokane Vancouver

Primary election lineup outlined with key races

One week before the September 8 primary voters in Washington will choose candidates for U S senator, supreme court judges, and county offices across four tickets. Registration closes September 6, with polling at the Prefontaine building until 9 p m. The contest centers on progressives and democrats in the senate and on the supreme court race, while other offices see multiple candidates and required first and second choices.

U. S the Supreme Court Progressive Prefontaine Supreme Court Crow Gose Chadwick State Federation of Labor, State, Grange and Direct Legislation League Superior Court Pemberton Bellingham Holcomb Ritzville U. S. Attorney B. G. Mills BB. B. Preble North Yakima John ©. Humphries Seattle King County Whatcom Snohomish Skagit Jefferson Counties Dora Cryderman

Local Campaigns Rally for Prosecutor Reform and County Office Contests

The piece outlines heated party contests for prosecuting attorney and county clerk with cross‑ticket rivals. Frank E. Green and Alfred H. Lundin in the progressive wing push to wipe out alleged Hamilton gang practices. Brown and Gay headline the Republican side with related pay questions and a Sickles family clerk succession.

Frank E. Green Alfred H. Lundin Lundin Green Hamiltton Murphy Fred C. Brown W. R. Gay Crawford B. White Ralph Harr Brown Judge Gay Sickles Will K. Sickles D. K. Sickles Robert A. Tripple Seattle Republian W. P. McElwain Progressive J. P. Levold

Fownes Sets World Record In Medal Amateur Golf

W C Fownes of Pittsburg posted a 70 for 18 holes to break the world record in medal amateur championship play on the tour’s opening day in Manchester VI. R R Gorton finished second with 72, Francis Ouimet 73, Chas Evana Jr 74, and Jerome D Travers 76.

Manchester W. C. Fownes Pittsburg R. R. Gorton Francis Ouimet Chas, Evana, Jr Jerome D. Travers

Electric Patch Wins 8-Year-Old Trotting Feature in Des Moines

In Des Moines on Monday Electric Patch, son of famed Dan Patch, captured the feature race of the Great Western circuit. The 8-year-old and under trot finished in 2 17/100.

Des Moines Electric Patch Dan Patch

Stalwarts, Progressives Vie For County and City Posts

A crowded slate of candidates fills Seattle party fields. Progressives back W C Hyatt for college leadership and Sheriff hopeful Bob Hodge is widely favored. Republicans name Inglis McCormick and Roberts for county posts while Phelps and Conner lead in auditor lines. Numerous races for justice of the peace and constable also loom as a review of legislative contenders is promised tomorrow.

Bob Hodge Col Willliam M. Inglis Ted McCormick John W. Roberts

Pan's forces win near Peronne in Somme

Reuter dispatches from Antwerp report General Pan with a large French expedition defeated about 60,000 German troops near Peronne in the Somme department. The victory is described as brilliant and decisive amid heavy fighting.

London Reuter Antwerp Pan Peronne Department of Somme

Careful Birds Opening Blue Grouse Season Cited

Hunters gathered in forests yesterday as the season opens today for blue grouse in Seattle area. The big game season begins October 1 with many hoping for a successful hunt.

Seattle Nimrods

Release Granted to Former Coast League Pitcher Oscar Jones

Oscar Jones, once a Coast league pitcher for Tacoma Tigers, has been released. He had returned to baseball this year with the Vancouver team after leaving Tacoma.

Tacoma Tigers Jones Vancouver

No Post Series at Dugs Amid War and Field Talks

The war curtails baseball with no post season games in Seattle for the first time in years. Players may arrange a limited series at Dugdale's ball field, but no plans or efforts have been announced. A prior Seattle Spokane post series drew interest until stars dropped out.

Seattle Dugdale Spokane Vencount

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