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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
3
Detroit September 2 Francis Ouimet national champion fell 5 up and 4 to play to James D Standish Jr of Detroit while Jerome Travers national open was eliminated by Max R Marston of New Jersey two and one in the same nationals.
Ken Williams of Spokane starred in spring action with a third inning triple that sparked his team's win in Boston. The outfielder provided the standout moment as the Reds defeated their opponent 4 to 0.
London reports Jack Johnson heavyweight boxer has retired from boxing to pursue acting. He takes a leading role in Seconds Out a musical comedy at a suburban music hall where he stars as the hero among a cast of white actors.
In Forest Hills New York thirty two top players reached the second round of the national championships. Both Mc Loughlin and R Norris Williams performed below par amid the field.
The Wisconsin football schedule shows games at Madison on October 2 against Lawrence and on October 16 against Purdue with other matches at Marquette Ohio Chicago and Minnesota. The Gophers game is at Madison while the rest are away from home.
West Seattle hosts a tennis tournament at the Pick Wick club courts on September 4 5 and 6. Players from the area compete for titles across singles and doubles events.
Walter Malls likely threw away the pennant to settle a petty score. Seattle fans and players agreed the youth should be banished from the clubhouse and shipped east after he deliberately hit Coltrin to start the sixth inning in a 4 to 1 Indians win. Dugdale will remove him as soon as transport arrives. Schmutz and Rose may take his spots as Rosé pitches again Thursday.
Charley Fullerton, a star Seattle pitcher for three years and popular figure off the field, is considering a Federal League offer. He is currently pitching well for Montreal.
Charley Swain a Seattle left fielder last season who lost his right leg last winter is again in a San Francisco hospital with the stump refusing to heal. The report notes ongoing medical concern and uncertain prognosis for the former athlete.
Edwin J. Brown D D S, Seattle’s leading dentist, promotes specialization in dentistry and painless extraction. He highlights 25 years of study, guarantees quality work, and offers implants, bridges, and fillings with experienced graduates from multiple states. He invites examinations, samples, and estimates at his Union Block office.
In a dialogue between Mrs Selwin and Mia, ailing Mary keeps calling for Jack, sparking debates on remorse and forgiveness. They recall a tale of a wife who forgave repeated infidelity, questioning whether tolerance preserves peace or hides fault. The exchange ends with plans to resume the discussion tomorrow.
Members of the American Chemical Society attend their annual convention on the university campus. After a Wednesday business finale, the group explores sound related excursions and a Thursday banquet at the Hotel Washington. A Mt Rainier night excursion is planned and Pres. Charles H Herty spoke on Cooperation in Matters Chemical. Saturday most will travel to Portland.
Fred Starr, identified by crews of two Everett Seattle interurban cars, was captured Tuesday night after attempting a Queen Anne line robbery. Starr remains silent as authorities and witnesses assert his guilt while he withholds any statement.
The Northwest Association of Teachers of Dance announces a move to standardize the walk waltz one step fox trot and El Camino as the season’s official dance styles. The newly formed group plans to maintain consistency across routines and teaching methods.
Frank Guigni stands as the Seattle club’s top threat with aggressive hitting and solid infield work. His standout bat, paired with Brooks and Shaw, spurred the Giants’ climb as he emerges as the league’s premier third baseman and potential draft hopeful.
The Spokane Indians pull four games ahead of the Seattle Giants after Wednesday’s loss. Season ends September 19.
Tom Cowler defeated Jack Hemple of San Francisco by knockout in the third round last night in New York.
Recruit pitcher for Cleveland secured the win against St Louis on Wednesday, allowing eight hits in a 6 2 victory.
Former Seattle pitcher Ed Kelly who joined the Red Sox in 1914 and returned in May signed again with Spokane. He appeared for the team on Wednesday showcasing his renewed form.
Two base hits by Sheely and Bhaw drive offense along with sacrifices by Raymond Matis and Noyes. Kaylor swipes a base while Malia Melvor and Noyes tally multiple strikeouts. Pitcher Matis surrenders eight innings with one hit and one run allowed, Melvor eight innings with one hit. Umpire Prary officiates.
National league results show Pittsburgh 7 to 0 over St Louis 1 to 4 New York 6 over Philadelphia and Cincinnati 4 Boston 6 over Detroit hb Chicago 4 over Boston 6 Philadelphia 0 Washington 2 New York 1 Cleveland 6 over St Louis 2 Coast games include Los Angeles 3 over Vernon 2 San Francisco 6 over Portland 2
The Spokane fans fear Raymond grew may win as the Indians seek a pennant in the Northwestern league. A Spokane Spokesman-Review note explains if the tribe can split with Seattle or win four of seven, the pennant becomes essentially theirs, with remaining series needing limited Seattle losses.
Oakland 10, Salt Lake and Cleveland 12 to 8. Louisville 2, Minneapolis 2, Kansas City 2, Milwaukee 12, St Paul 3, Columbus 2, Indianapolis 1. Federal Baltimore 7, Brooklyn 4, Buffalo 5, Newark 2, St Louis 7, Pittsburgh 2.
Fred Toney of Cincinnati allowed a single hit to the Braves in a rare Wednesday start. The right hander dominated the game, closing with a strong pitching performance and solid run support from his offense.
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