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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
2
Dramatic narration portrays Hughey Jennings directing Detroit baseball action with colorful bravado. A stream of onfield banter, player cues, and crowd reactions captures a tactile, period-voiced dressing-room mood during a championship era drill.
Weed delivers a decisive two run homer and Cruikshank adds an RBI hit as Seattle defeats Spokane 6 to 4 in a late ninth inning rally. Bonner pitched for the Indians and Dickinson for the Turks while Duncan handled backstop duties.
Vancouver scored six runs on Geehan's pitching as Dede Brinker lifted the attack with a double and four singles in five appearances. Ernc Jensen pitched for the Beavers, confounding Tacoma batters except for one inning.
The text emphasizes saving as the path to financial progress and personal development. It argues that saving places you ahead, builds character traits linked to success, and helps you get ahead and stay ahead.
Tip Wright surveys Stanley Ketchel’s plan to rest ten weeks to test if he can “come back” and possibly hand his title to Hugo Kelly. The column argues Ketchel’s claim conflicts with Papke’s status as top middleweight and recalls past bouts and decisions.
First football practice commenced at Denny Weild Field with about 50 aspirants for the coveted W. Missing veterans Tegtmeter May Matteon Griffitha and Taylor left room for new talent as Coyle returns to quarterback with Captain Polly Grimm and Warren Grimm. Newcomers Horton Galloway Pike Presley Patton Fotheringham Sutton Heinitz join Sherrick Wand and others from last year’s squads in tackling and signal work under Coach Doble.
An advertisement touts Lady Wellington coal as bank clean and economical to burn. It emphasizes heat output and minimal soot and trouble, urging customers to try a ton.
The listing shows Lady Wellington coal lamp priced at $5.50 and a furnace at $4.00 with coal at 3.76 per ton at bunkers. Main office is 401 Hinckley Block with phones 5040 Latona Bunkers 113 Northlake Avenue North 465 Green 652. For West Seattle prices call West 11.
Advert shows Foley's Kidney Remedy promising rapid relief for kidney trouble whether acute or chronic. Testimony from J. Sibball of Grand View Wisconsin declares one bottle made him well, urging readers to begin taking it now at Bartell Drug Stores.
The Star classified column advertises four free shows at the Majestic Theatre with tickets awarded to readers named in the ad. Names reportedly drawn from the local directory and could include readers. The notice ends with the slogan Get the Habit.
A post season matchup will feature the Spokane championship team against a selected all-star team in Spokane shortly after the Northwest League season ends. Ralph Frary will move from umpire to baseball magnate to help select the all-stars with Captain Oatdick coordinating arrangements. The final list of players will be announced in two to three days.
President Dugdale returns from a San Francisco secret baseball conference with no developments. An event is planned for Portland in early October. Olympia clinches the league pennant by beating Shelton 2 to 1. Ira Courtney from Broadway High joins the University of Washington after Exeter. Springfield wins the Three League pennant after starting with ten straight victories.
Miss Lottie Mayer completed the 10 mile Marathon swim on the Miscaineipp river in under two hours, accompanied by a motorboat. The notice also advertises new low price furnished rooms at The Virgines near Westlake Avenue.
A local ad touts bulk wall paper bargains with material priced up to two dollars per bolt. The Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co located at 1314 First Ave near University St promotes limited stock for room decorating.
Regular prices for football pants include stores from 2.25 to 3.76 with sale prices listed. Football jackets show regulars up to 7 and sale prices at 1.25. Striking regulars 2 to 5 drop to 1.55. Rugby footballs priced at 1.00 with sale price noted as well.
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