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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
5
Freak-Shaped Boats Sought to Hit Mile-a-Minute Speed
Spokane Indians note attempts to build a 60 mile per hour boat as owners seek new designs. The Tiddledy Wink with wings reportedly reaches 72 mph in trials but not official. Manhasset and Lake George races show speeds around 47 mph with 250 hp engines. Baby Speed Demon claims zero-to-slow speed tests of 60 mph but not in competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhasset Hay
Manhasset
Lake George
Giants on run as pennant race tightens for Reds
The Giants face a tight chase for the pennant with the Reds, Seattle, Spokane, and Tacoma in pursuit. Wicker’s strong form fuels hope for the Giants while Indians search for balance. Padre outlook hinges on remaining games and head-to-head results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Seattle
Spokane
Wicker
Indians
Cou
Willng
Tacoma
Tigera T
Slugging Cadman Leads Seattle Past Indians
Walter Cadman blasted three RBIs and two doubles as Seattle beat Cleveland for the third time this week. Cadman shines at the plate and behind the dish, driving the offense and earning praise as a top catcher in the minor leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cadman
Cadman
Seattle
Indians
Walter
Jongies
Australian Wonder Set for Tests With Clabby and Gibbons
Australian middleweight Darcey rises with a string of knockouts facing Jimmy Clabby in Australia. Mike Gibbons plans to travel after his bout with Packey McFarland. If Darcey holds his own against Clabby and then Gibbons, he earns wide praise and big earnings before appearing in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Darcey
Eddie McGoorty
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Speeder
Australia
Darcey
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Clabby
Gibbons
Eddie Me Y
Jeff Smith
Smith
Mickey King
United States
Hym
Public Markets Prices Paid for Vegetables and Fruit
A scanned market list shows prices paid to growers for various fruits and vegetables including beets lemons grapefruits cantaloupes carrots cauliflowers head lettuce oranges pineapples pears prunes tomatoes and cherries. The figures vary by item and origin such as Yakima for cantaloupes and California for onions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Godwin & Co
Essas
Yakima
Peare
Bow
California
Elks Plan A Big Smoker September 10
The Elks announce a boxing smoker in the club gym on September 10 to open the fall season. A memorable card is promised with five high class bouts, though the full lineup has not yet been released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
Effort to Patch Up Fight Over UC Opponent Game
Officials at the exposition renewed efforts to have the University of California and Stanford reach an agreement so the football game of the season can be played at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
University of California
Stan
Fair Grounds
Beavers Routed Tacoma in Open Race
Beavers were routed by Tacoma with an 11 to 1 loss as Arlett and Williams led the effort. Batteries included Arlett Williams and Brottem, McGinnity and Hoffman in a bold scoring showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Arlett
Williams
Williame and Brottem
McGinnity
Hoffman
Steen Joins Seals in San Francisco Debut
Bill Steen former Detroit pitcher recently purchased appeared in a Seal uniform for the first time in San Francisco as the team opened the season with him on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bill Steen
Detroit
Seal
Thorpe to coach Indiana football team helper
Jim Thorpe, famed Carlisle football star, will assist Indiana University coach Childs with the Hoosiers, it was announced today in Bloomington. The move pairs Thorpe with the Indiana eleven this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ind
Jim Thorpe
Carlisle Indian School
Coach Childs
Indiana Football Eleven
Feder ball player Buck Kenworthy inherits over a million
William Buck Kenworthy second baseman for the Kansas City Federals becomes heir to more than one million dollars after an uncle, Joshua Kenworthy of London, dies in Connecticut and leaves an estate valued at 50 million. Kenworthy celebrated by hitting a home run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
William
Buck) Kenworthy
Kansas City Federals
Joshua Kenworthy
London
England
Connecticut
How They Stand In the Leagues Baseball Scores
National league results include Philadelphia 3 to 2 over New York and Brooklyn crushing Boston 16 to 1. American league shows Detroit and Chicago in varied scores with New York 1 and St Louis 4. Federal league lists Baltimore and Chicago wins while Kanene City loses. American Association includes Indian apolie 10 and Minneapolis 6. Coast league shows San Francisco 6 Portland 4 and Los Angeles 1 at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
St Louis
Pittsburg
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kanene City
Loute
Pittehure
Newark
Butfate
Indianapolie
Minneapolie
Kansas City
Columbus
Loutevine
Paul
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Portland & Gait Lake
Oakland
Vernon
Los Angeles
Beattie Ansmith
Maymond
Shaw
Darth
Gulenl
Moree
Cadman
Howe
Spokane
Wurtti
Ob Kaylor
Eve Murphy
Sheely
Hbers
Wrememan
Altman
A Lewis
Coltrin
Kelly
Wieker
Toninge
Rsei
Reeo
Cadman & Bantth
Cadman & Bantth, Rkeylor Sacrifios
Alurphy Molen
Marth
Heee
Harkness
Haser
Mose
Markness
Hrooke
Morse
Raymond
Vrary
Wea
Mopokere
Seattle
Vancouver
National Laagur
Prhtiateiphi
Shoetoun
Chicage
Pittebura
Cimcianat
Mt. Loule
Sea Federal League
Lee
Lee Angeles
Francieco
Portland
Three clubs vie for batting honors in season close race
Detroit, Boston and Chicago are within six points in club batting. Boston leads on pitching with a .265 mark, Detroit hits .266 and Chicago .260. The Athletics are fourth at .244, while the Yankees stand .237.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Athletics
Yankees
Young Pitchers Blaze Thru Major Leagues
New York reports a surge of rookie pitchers making impact with several clubs. Al Mammaux of the Pirates stands out among rookies, bolstering flag hopes. Dell of the Reds and Dodgers prospects like Appleton, Smith, and Robinson’s proteges show strong first seasons. Sisler, multicapable for the Browns, earns praise for versatility and power, while McGraw picks promising minors such as Brainerd and Babbington to shore up lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grase
Fede
al Mammaux
Pittsburg
Mammaux
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Alexander
Johnson
Dell
Reds
Dodgers
Seattle
Dale
Wilbert Robinson
Robinson
Appleton
Smith
Brooklyn
Karl Adams
Cubs
Jack Hendrick
Indianapolis
Boland
Tigers
Kovach
Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Branch Rickey
Michigan
Browns
John McGraw
Brainerd
Texas
Fred Merkle
Fred
Babbington
Brown University
Phi Beta Kappa
Walter Mails Shows Growth by Asking Forgiveness
Walter Mails, bound for Brooklyn Friday, told The Star he erred in temper during an on field dispute with Bobby Coltrin. He apologized to fans and pledged to stay calm, improve relations with umpires, and win the pennant, saying the episode taught him a lifelong lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mails
Brooklyn
Sporting
The
the Star
Baseball
Star
Bobby Coltrin
Maile
Walter
Tealy
Bill James
Pete Schneider
Vean Greeg
Oregon Football Players Gather for Camp in Portland
Oregon football players assemble in Portland for training camps with O C and U of O coaches eager to get players in top shape early. October games loom and coach Dobie, known for not holding camps, has led his team to seven championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
U. of O
Oregon
Dobie
Tigers Pick Waxahachie For Spring Training
The Detroit Tigers will train in Waxahachie Texas next spring instead of Gulfport Georgia as formerly planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tigers
Waxahachia
Texas
Gulfport
Lacrosse Magnate Don Jones Quits Game
Don Jones, known as a lacrosse magnate in Vancouver, has quit the sport after losing $3,000 this season. The game once a big money maker in British Columbia fell off in 1912 amid ongoing player and official quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Jones
British Columbia
Vancouver
Pelkey Outboxed by Fulton in Eau Claire Bout
Art Pelkey of Calgary once hailed as a heavyweight prospect was knocked down four times in a ten round match at Eau Claire Wisconsin by Fred Fulton. Pelkey is finished as a contender says observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Pelkey
Calgary
Eau Claire
Wis
Fred Fulton
Pelikey
Hall from Coast league tops 21 wins in season
Charley Hall once with Seattle Coast league and St. Paul now has 21 victories and eight losses. Bob Perry a motorcyclist rode 98 miles per hour on a track recently prompting cautions to stay off streets and ride safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hall
St. Paul
Bob Perry
Doctor Jordan Medical License Restored After Court Battle
On January 7 the State Medical Board revoked Dr. J Eugene Jordan’s license over an ad claiming cures. The Superior Court, led by Judge Walter M. French, reinstated the license after finding no evidence of deceit or credulity among witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Eugene Jordan
State Medical Board
Doctor Jordan
Walter M. French
French
Jordan
Seattle
Ana Bette
Medical Board
Where They Come From Connie Mack Biography Summary
Connie Mack born Cornelius McGillicuddy worked as an Eastern shoemaker and athletic manager. He entered professional baseball as a catcher but found his greatest success as a manager. He led the Milwaukee club before joining Philadelphia where he won pennants and became part owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Mack
Was & Shoemaker
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Connie
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Somers Won’t Sell Cleveland Club Change of Ownership Rumor
The Cleveland club owner Charles W. Somers will not sell the team. Rumors of a sale to James Do Magill and Will Smith of the Indianapolis American association franchise surfaced. Ban Johnson met with Somers last week to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Club
Charles W. Somers
James Do. Magill
Will Smith
Indianapolis American Associaton
Naps
Ban Johnson
Somers
FEDS Lose Marsans Involved in Injuries
Armando Marsans, the Red outfielder who jumped to the Federals and had an injunction suit settled last week, suffered a bad spike in the fourth game he played and will be sidelined for the remainder of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armando Mariana
Red
Federals
Greater Vindication Sought Over Doctor Turpitude Claim
The fragment suggests a dispute over moral turpitude involving a Doctor and a judicial judgment, implying stronger vindication or defense is expected for the Doctor or related party. The text is incomplete, but centers on a moral conduct accusation and a forthcoming ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Or
Doctor Ordan
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