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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
2
Umpire Silk O Loughlin keeps a dignified stance on the field while Krichel of St. Louis teased him last summer with a clever remark that drew laughs from players and spectators. The moment tested the umpire’s temper as managers worried about his reaction.
The article notes Jakey Baumgarten being promoted for a Coast league job and praises his umpiring, while Ducky Holmes resists sitting out from the Motie club and Mobile releases are debated. It mentions Gotchey’s 15 minute big-league debut and possible post season games between Seattle and Vancouver if the Giants finish third.
Jack Lester the Washington state protege of Tommy Burns defeated Bill Lang on points in Sydney New South Wales in a return match last night Lang had weight and reach advantage and led the first ten rounds Lester surged later to earn the decision in a bitterly contested bout both fighters showed stamina and aggression with Lester proving the sharper hitter despite the earlier foul in the first bout
Beavers pull away from Indians and Giants as Gervais neutralizes the Indians in Spokane. Brinker and teammates rally with slugging to retire Schwein k and Bonner, while Cohn struggles to keep line moving in another 6 to 4 loss.
The fragment mentions Cincianet and S Richter connected to the Grove, but lacks complete context or clear event to summarize into a full newspaper item.
Article extols the Neal Institute treatment for alcoholism claiming three days can erase craving. It describes physicians from regular schools supervising a vegetable remedy without injections, and cites a Seattle location at Hast Howell and 16th Ave offering privacy and discreet care.
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