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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1919

Page

5

Big Sweet Breaks Ankle in Game Sunday

C B Williams hurler Big Sweet was hospitalized with a broken ankle after sliding into second base in the sixth inning of the Sunday game with the Hibernians at Lincoln Park. The Hibernians won 6 to 1 and advance in The Star's series. Manager Pratt plans a benefit game.

Big Sweet C. B. Williams Hibernians Lincoln Park Pratt Sash and Door Boys Sweet Spain Gam the Iron Moulders Navy Yard Cubs Ballard South Park Mike Wrights Tron Moulders Anadels Wet Wash Alhambras

Stage Big Ring Fest for Pacific Goes to Stage

In San Francisco on September 3 four teen fights plus six naval championship bouts headline Friday's program at the civic auditorium. The event features six class championships with select sailors from Mare and Goat Island teams. Bob Grant of New Mexico faces Jimmie Neeson of North Island in the heavy weight title match.

San Francisco Rero Civic Auditorium Way Goat Island Bob Grant New Mexico Grand Fleet English Channel Jimmie Neeson North Island

Giants forgive Dovglas to rejoin team for Brooklyn series

Phil Dovg las, once with Chicago’s Logan Squares after fleeing, is said to have been forgiven by John McGraw and may rejoin the Giants for the Brooklyn series starting tomorrow. Regular tidal movements noted in Lake Superior.

New York Phil Dovglas John McGraw Giant Chicago Brooklyn Lake Superior

Chinese Fights Draw With Al Walker at Estate Fair

In Sacramento California on September 3 Joe Devine brought a ringer to fight Al Walker of San Francisco against Chinese featherweight George Lee. The four round match ended in a draw due to a shade in the fourth. Other bouts saw Phil Garcia and Young Thomas perform, while Cash Travers assisted Billy Swatham by signaling a towel stoppage in the third round.

Sacraento Cal Joe Devine al Walker George Lee Lee Phil Garcia Sacramento Young Thomas San Francisco Cash Travers Billy Swatham

Seattle Boxer Returns From France as Marine

Seattle featherweight Joe Farrell comes home after service in France. He fought 20 bouts there winning 19 and drawing one, and he hopes to reenter the ring on future cards. Farrell, a 125 pound fighter, seeks quick matches in Seattle.

Joe Farrell Seattle France Farrell

Black Wins High Honors at Golf California Open

In Del Monte California John Black the professional won the California open championship finishing six strokes ahead of challenger Douglas Grant winner of the state amateur title Grant is favored to retain the title in the play with 200 aspirants starting today Qualifying rounds began this morning Black posted a 284 total for the 72 holes and play yesterday was brilliant.

del Monte Cal John Black Douglas Grant Black

Sportsmen Hold Meeting Tonight in Chamber Rooms

The Seattle Sportsmen's association will meet tonight in Chamber of Commerce rooms with an important session and expected large turnout. A brief note also mentions the Finchley baby named Wilson Peace born during a peace year.

Seattle Sportsmen's Association Chamber of Commerce London Wilson Peace Finchley

Columbia Slickers Win Ninth Straight

The Columbia Slickers defeated the Ballard Juniors 10 to 4 to claim the junior city championship. The game stayed close until the ninth inning when Columbia rallied with three singles a double and a home run off the Ballard pitcher for five runs. This win marks nine consecutive victories for the Slickers.

Columbia Strckers Ballard Columbia Slickers

Tennis Final Postponed By Weather Jinx

Forest Hills reports indicate postponement of the singles final between William M. Johnston of San Francisco and William T. Tilden II of Philadelphia due to weather.

Forest Hills L. 1 William M. Johnston San Francisco William T. Tilden Philadelphia

Ten years after Curtis flight mail carried by giant planes

A decade after Glenn Curtiss conducted a trial flight from Cleveland to Cedar Point in an airplane, large aircraft are now delivering mail routes from Cleveland to Chicago and Cleveland to New York.

Glenn Curtis Cleveland Cedar Point Chicago New York

Memorial Drive Planned by Seattle Memorial Auditorium Board

The Seat tle Memorial Auditorium association plans an October subscription drive to fund a memorial for Seattle boys who died in France. The memorial will be deeded to city and county on completion with a $2,500,000 capitalization and $1 shares. Officers include A. J. Rhodes president Mrs Anna Ames Carl F Gould and Miss Lucy R Case vice presidents M B Mcbride secretary and Andrew Price treasurer. The Casiquiar river in Northern Brazil flows into the Orinoco or Amazon.

Seattle Memorial Auditorium Association Seattle France A. J. Rhodes Anna Ames Carl F. Gould Lucy R. Case M. B. Mcbride Andrew Price

Butler Names Foch and Venizelos as Two Great War Figures

Dr Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, told the Hellenic Society at the Washington Hotel that Foch and Venizelos are the two great war figures. He urged unity of purpose for America to lead postwar reconstruction and warned Greeks in America to oppose ceding an Aegean seaport to Bulgaria. He praised Greece as birthplace of basic philosophical principles and urged Greeks to prioritize American allegiance while preserving distinct national traits.

Butler Foch Venizelos Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Hellenic Society Washington Hotel America Europe Dr. Butler Aegean Bulgaria Washington Greece Marshal Foch

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