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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1910
Page
3
Spokane split a pair of games at Dugdale Park, losing the first 9 to 2 and the second 7 to 6. Errors marred the opener, while the second showed modest improvement but still fell short. Spokane heads to Portland to face the Chemos.
Partial OCR fragment mentions Tacoma Vancouver and names Hai Erickson Adare Empire, unclear actions or outcomes, no dates or scores provided.
Left hander Harry Coveleskie, once deemed too wild by Clarke Griffith, returns to Cincinnati from a stellar Southern league season with Birmingham. The Reds used a staggered pitching plan to keep him rested, enabling Covey to regain form and bolster the major league club as in his pennant-winning past.
The pitcher went 20 of 29, eight shutouts, and allowed no more than four runs in most wins. He threw one no hit game, four two-hit games, three three-hit games, six four-hit games, and four five-hit games. Only four games saw more than six hits off him. In 30 wins, 23 runs were scored against him, while 16 hits troubled him in eight losses. Three losses had three hits allowed. one loss featured a no hit no run nine-inning effort.
The column surveys players and personalities in early baseball. Hans Wagner is noted for standing farther from the plate than peers while Pop Anson eyes a return as manager. It mentions Hollenhorst on first for Cleveland and hints at ongoing press hype around sports figures and events.
Steve says a manager should have capital and names Mizner as possessing one. He questions Ketchel's judgment and hints at a possible reunion with Johnson, suggesting a dubious boost from illicit influence.
Clark Griffith argues early inscriptions prove baseball in ancient Egypt with a 2673 B C championship between Memphis and Cairo. Larry McLean questions city placements and leagues as Griffith cites the tomb tablet.
In Wilkeson on Sept 6 Fitzsimmons from Frisco faced Ed Hagen in a planned 16 round mill but was defeated in the second round. Preliminary bout saw Gill Hurley stop after sleeping sickness hit him in the fourth round as Billy Speck faded.
Spokane hosts seven game postseason series starting tomorrow between Spokane champions and the allatar aggregation with a doubleheader planned next Sunday. Lineup includes pitchers Zackart Jons Beat tie Erickson Jensen Vancouver catchers Byrnes Tacoma Custer. infielders Weed Breen Akin Beattie Raymond. outfielders Adams Vancouver Cruikshank Brevens Householder.
Joe Seaton won the ball throwing contest at Dugdale's Park yesterday afternoon. He hurled the ball from the flag pole to the top of the grand stand. Seaton and Cruikshank both recorded 16% seconds in the base running event.
Seattle high school football team prepares with heavy practice this week for the season opening next Saturday. The Puyallup squad faces its old rivals in the first game of the year.
Tigers owner Eddie Quinn asks 1590 for Bert Hall Fred Annie and Coleman. Indianapolis buyers likely to acquire the trio at that price for next season.
Advertisement lists multiple Golden Oak and Mahogany chiffonier models with prices ranging from 16.50 to 63.00. All solid oak construction with gold finish, quarter-sawed features, swelled fronts and pattern mirrors appear in the display. Special pricing noted for several items.
A well crafted box chair with cane seat and quartered back panel. Finished in golden or Early English tone. Original price four dollars seventy five cents. Sale price two dollars sixty five cents.
Bargain alert for a Wick lounging chair in maple frame with hand woven reed. Large and comfortable, regular price 16.50, now offered at a reduced sale price.
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