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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
3
In the Perry Centennial regatta opening power boat event, the Oregon Kid from Rainier, Oregon sank the Buffalo. A. G. Miles owner of the P. D. Q. of New York quit to rescue the Kid crew. Harry Groat of Portland suffered severe head burns. Re- won the race.
Manager Raymond telegraphed that he aligned Holderman the ex Tigers first sacker. Holderman drew his release days ago when Weat rival McGinnity’s squad made good. Holderman had fallen off in batting, France II, J. 8. Blackton of New York.
Pitcher Pete Schneider, sent to Medicine Hat in the Western Canada league, returned to Seattle today and will join the Champions next week as they open against the Spokane Indians at Doug's new park. He hails from Medicine Hat and compiled a 20 win, 8 loss record across 28 games.
A collection of brief remarks on sports events and racing outcomes. It notes no injuries in a recent auto race and mentions postponed Seattle Portland games and Detroit Tigers concerns, with varied opinions on players and umpire etiquette.
Queen Anne high school prepares for a new football season with only three holdovers from last year as Coach W A Hamilton builds a new eleven. Key last year stars Baker and others have departed, creating a large gap in the line and backfield for the battle ahead.
Morry Dunn selects twelve top Northwest athletes including two from the University of Washington and two from Seattle Athletic Club for competition at the Portola Festival in San Francisco October 22 to 25. The team includes runners in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, 440 and 400 yard events, the one mile run, field events watchable for hammer, shot, pole vault, and jumps with entrants from University of Washington University of Oregon Vancouver Athletic Club Multnomah and Beattie clubs among others.
Portland Sept 8 Arthur Pelkey current heavyweight claimant says he has no plan to retire after the death of Bull Young in Los Angeles. He will stay three days in Portland to train and set to box Larry Madden a city officer before facing Patrolman Hagen of Seattle at the Pendleton Round-Up.
Robert P Porter, then director of the U S census in 1890 and editor in Seattle, predicts Seattle and other Pacific coast cities will gain from the Panama Canal opening. He is preparing data for a special London Times edition on the canal.
Beattie Athletic Club director Frank Vance said Clarence Edmundsen would not join the 8 A C if invited to Portola festival in San Francisco next month. Edmundsen, a University of Idaho professor, announced after the last race that he would retire from athletics and give up the sport. he was to perform a dance at Dreamland tonight.
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