Warden Hears Cry For Violin Lessons Before Death
A prisoner voices a final wish to learn the violin before he dies, asking Warden for permission and guidance. The request reflects a rare personal plea amid confinement.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1919
Page
8
A prisoner voices a final wish to learn the violin before he dies, asking Warden for permission and guidance. The request reflects a rare personal plea amid confinement.
Seattle readers hear calls for a boxing censorship panel and a unified plan among city officials to settle boxing in Seattle. Tony Savage earns praise as a top Seattle athletic coach while questions rise over University of Washington football leadership and a new team captain. The Coast league pennant race tightens as Seattle fights for position against Portland and Los Angeles tasks loom. high school football venue fate remains unsettled. Charley Mullen’s Seattle baseball future discussed as leadership hints at change and a timely club transition.
Seattle fans await a busy day with a cutter race at 11 and a seven bout boxing program at the ballpark. Navy crews from ships including New Mexico Idaho Mississippi Wyoming Arkansas New York and Texas enter the two mile cutter race while boxers from Joe Kelley to Lob Forbes clash in main events as 3,000 fans watch a two day ring jumble.
A compact note indicates Boldi's Peach Pastry reopens at 913 2d Ave downtown with service in Uptown and on Mth 3d Ave, inviting patrons to visit for a renewed bakery selection.
The schedule includes a Fleet championship race at 11 in Union Bay from Smith Cove to the waterfront. At 3 pm the All Fleet team faces Skinner & Eddy at Seattle Baseball Park. Boxing rounds out the evening with the final night of the boxing tournament in Seattle at 8 o'clock.
The Major League scoreboard reports New York versus St Louis postponed due to wet grounds on September 13 in New York City. No rescheduled date announced.
Broadway's football season hinges on a sparse veteran group led by Turner guiding backfield pair Stewart White and Chet Vincent. Harold Brown, Thornton Martin contest for tackle roles with Bert McCann returning from service as a possible tackle. Team captain George Hagen plans a line extremity role, while Percy Egvedt, a track standout, debuts on the gridiron as Broadway opens versus Queen Anne next month.
Seattle faded by one run as Sacramento won the fifth game of the series 3 to 2. Both Bigbee and Vance pitched well for the visitors, but the home club held the lead.
In Salt Lake City on September 13 the Bees came from behind to win 9 8 over Seaton and clinch their first victory of the series. The game featured late scoring and a walk off, with Lundberg Seaton Zamlock and McKee for the Bees and Stroud Dale Spencer for the Bears.
William Merhan the humorous weighty fighter eyes a bout with Jack Dempsey under Dem Gay management. Willie retires to country training while Billy Mascott and Georgie Thompson box in Portland on September 19. promoter Jack Doyle plans a new arena as crowds outgrow the current venue with 1,009 to 1,600 turned away weekly.
Ver non's heavy artillery hammered out a 7 to 8 victory over the Beavers in Los Angeles. Schaller hit a double as a pinch hitter in the ninth. Batteries were Penner and Koehler for the Tigers and Dawson and Brooks for the Beavers.
Crandall day in San Francisco as Dec Crandall pitched the Angels to a 6 3 victory over the Oaks. Karl Crandall contributed three hits including an eclcult? and two sacks. The lineup included O Crandall and Bassler for the Angels with Arlett and Wuitto? scoring era.
Jimmy MclIntyre leads the Hibernians against Cannon Ball Thomsen’s South Park at Lincoln Playfield 3 p.m. in one semi final. Young Norris coaches Alhambra versus Truckey’s Anadela at Woodland Park No. 1 2 p.m. The winners meet next week for the city title. No freak deliveries allowed. forfeiture for noncompliance. Umpires from Spaldings. executives to finalize details Wednesday night.
The Gobs won 10 to 0 as Camp Lewis managed only two hits at Seattle ball park. Hurley the Gob shortstop starred with four safeties while Gobs pitchers kept Camp Lewis scoreless with three hurlers on the mound. Batteries: Goteh Meyers Thompson for the Gobs Davis Connolly Brindza Carlson for Camp Lewis.
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