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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1915

Page

7

Johnson and Willard in Havana Fit Up for Uppercut Clash

The Havana crowd weighs in on the Willard Johnson bout with opinions from Nelson, Curley, Rice, Rosenthal, Munro and others. Critics doubt Johnson’s famed uppercut will reach its mark against a taller Willard and debate who will win April 5.

John R. Robinson Nelson Havana Cuba Christy Mathewson Joe McGinnity Kid McCoy Jack Johnson Burns Jeffries Frank Moran Jim Flynn Johnson Willard Jones Ring Jack Curley Capt. Cushman A. Rice Paris B. A. Rosenthal George Munro Leo P. Flynn A. G. Vanderbilt Dan Dougherty

Major League Camp Scores Across Leagues

Yesterday’s camps produced decisive results across circuits. Boston Nationals shut out the Cleveland American Association at Macon 6 to 0. Atlanta Southern Association beat Louisville 4 to 2 in Atlanta. Columbia South Atlantic defeated Philadelphia American at Columbia 7 to 5.

Boston Nationals Macon Atlanta Southern Associa Louisville American Association Atlanta Columbia

Federal league releases near complete schedule

Chicago April 2. The Federal league schedulers wiped out fifty conflicting dates with games in organized baseball. The upcoming schedule is now practically complete and will be released on April 7. It provides for a season lasting 154 days ending October 3.

Chicago

Record number of entrants for Penn relay races

More than 100 high schools entered teams in the University of Pennsylvania relay events in Philadelphia. Managers struggle to find space for all entries and schedule pacing.

Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania

Varsity and Freshman Crews Leave for Coast Championship

Over 1 000 students packed the VA W parting event at Varsity gym to honor the Varsity and Freshman crews heading to Oakland for the Pacific coast championship races on April 10. Capt Russell Callow spoke for the crews before they sailed from Portland by boat to San Francisco, aiming to win and set Coast records.

Oakland Pacific Coast Russell Callow Contbear Portland San Francisco

Lewis Beats Lewe In Class B Three-Cushion Match

T. P. Lewis defeated H. R. Lewe 25 to 13 in 65 innings at Brown & Hulen's last night. The win does not alter the standings in Class B. Referee was Mac Bissaflon, Northwestern three cushion and balk-line champion. Tonight Clint Gunnold faces John Coon in Class B with Bostwick vs. Foss and Shatia vs. Scholtz slated.

Brown & Hulen T. P. Lewis H. R. Lewe Mac Bissaflon Northwestern Clint Gunnold John Coon Bostwick Foss Shatia Scholtz

Yale and Penn Crews Prep for Race on Schuylkill Course

Crews from Yale University and the University of Pennsylvania are training daily on the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia as they prepare for a race on the American Hanley course next Saturday.

Philadelphia Yale University of Pennsylvania Schuylkill River

Polo season opens in New Jersey with April 15 start

The lant ern polo season begins with practice at Lakewood New Jersey on Saturday April 2 and the regular season tournament starts April 15.

New York Lakewood N. J

Fight On Level in Willard Johnson Heavyweight Bout

Havana April 2 report says the Willard Johnson clash will be a bare knuckles style contest with both men seeking a swift knockout. Johnson predicts victory and financial windfall, while Willard’s camp expects a longer bout and a tough, controlled action from the champion.

Johnson Tom Jones Willard Jones Jens Jack

Can You Name Him This Spiked Third Baseman

A rookie third baseman in his first major league season faced threats of release after being spiked more often than any other player. The article notes his high injury risk and persistent durability as teams weighed his future in the league.

Third Baseman’s unique cover noted for costly hit

A third baseman struggled to hit early but later emerged as a leading batter. He recorded one hit valued at tens of thousands of dollars and developed an unshared method for covering third base that critics both praise and criticize.

Editor's Mail on Neutral Flags and Token Respect

The Editor's Mail warns that A using B's token to injure C is a deliberate insult and act of war against B. It argues B must protect his rights or face consequences toward C and suggests the maxims can be collected by impartial observers.

The Star

Seven wonders of the new world list

The assembly names seven wonders of the new world as Wireless, telephone, aeroplane, radium, antiseptics and antitoxins, spectrum analysis, and X rays.

New World

Reed's Bumps There to Stay at Pantages Act

Frederick O. Reed of Reed Brothers, featured comedian acrobats, performs on a ring trapeze causing two unique bumps on his shoulders. Doctors advise stopping the dislocations, but the act relies on these stunts as a key feature.

Frederick O. Reed Reed Brothers Reed Frank Vance Vance

Black Giants Scheduled in Rain Plagued Seattle Series

Rube Foster and his brunette Black Giants arrive for a three game set with Seattle but persistent rain has soaked the field making a game this afternoon unlikely. Seattle seeks its first win over Foster’s men with Mails on the hill as Raymond hopes for the opener.

Rube Foster Seattle Old Sol Foster Seattle Boys Giants Raymond Mawruss

Utterly Different Cigarette Promises New Satis faction

An ad style excerpt touts an electric light era cigarette that claims new idea new process and utterly different from any other brand. It emphasizes progress from oil to modernity and frames the product as a modern solution.

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