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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1914
Page
7
A fragmented May court report hints at a dispute involving East Journal staff and a union as negotiations falter. The notice references a ruling or hearing date and mentions worker actions affecting publication.
Sutton, UW star end from 1909 to 1913, is appointed assistant to coach Gil Dobie. He will serve as right hand man and coach of the second team as football practice opens on the 14th with a first scrimmage scheduled for September 26 against Aberdeen high.
The annual West Side Tennis Club tournament opens today and runs through Sunday, featuring players from the area in a weekend event.
Desport news reports Johnny Kilbane and Johnny Dundee will not fight in Los Angeles for the featherweight title. Dundee is no longer a featherweight. The Pacific Athletic club announced the cancellation before a Sept 22 scheduled meet. Dundee weighed 188 pounds. Kilbane refused to drop to 122 for a night fight.
Francis Ouimet and Walter J. Travis reached the final rounds of the national amateur open in Manchester Vermont. Ouimet defeated W C Fownes 1 up to reach the final, while Travers ousted Travis 6 up 8 to play. Ouimet finished the day with 74 strokes, one better than Fownes.
In Dallas on Friday night the bout between Carl Morris and Jack Grier was halted in the third round after both boxers fought aggressively turning the planned exhibition into a real contest. Local police intervened to stop the bout.
The famed New York port writer Bob Edgren drove the Baby Speed Demon II to victory in a 30 mile race at Buffalo, New York, on Friday. Edgren is noted for his sport page work and demonstrated speed and stamina in this event.
Babe Norton of Venice, the first baseman, sports a black eye after a Friday altercation with Clarence Smith, a fellow Venice pitcher. The case will be presented to President Baum for action.
Fielder Jones has celebrated a notable day in the Federal League with activities or honors recorded, reflecting a milestone in his baseball career within the league.
A wife chronicles balancing budgets with coffee costs and percolators. Dick returns home happy as she embraces housekeeping as her duty while planning a downtown date with Aunt Mary absent. The piece ends noting a Monday continuation.
An editorial argues pain signals underlying illness and warns against treating pain itself. It compares pain to a blocked railroad signal and urges seeking the cause rather than masking symptoms. It endorses consulting Brendel Drug Store for free prescriptions as a business practice.
Elia Fottrell and Irving Wright defeated Baird and Sherwell in the international tennis doubles event at Niagara on the Lake, Ontario, on Friday.
Local notice promotes available opportunities in Star Want Ads, inviting readers to explore new jobs products services and classifieds. The brief emphasizes affordable listings and quick access to opportunities through the Star platform.
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