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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1916

Page

10

Fronts of the Big Show Open as Baseball Season Begins

Amid a bleak season, teams prepare for pennant chase with Red Sox and Giants favored. Cubs, Tinker still eyed. Giants cut players including Olle Gulla, Brown, Barr. Alaska notes on wrestling and dog races. UW football players join spring drills. E J Stewart backs Pipal and Bohler in new athletic plan.

Red Sox Giants Rosses Chicago Cubs Joe Tinker Great Falls Bert Cole Olle Gulla Brown Barr Tenley

Harvard Rejoices Over Percy's Return as Crimson Coach

Harvard students celebrate when Percy Haughton agrees to coach the Crimson football team next fall. He resumes duties after becoming president of the Boston National League baseball club.

Cambridge Mass Harvard Percy Haughton Crimson Boston

Baseball Season Promises Prosperity Says National League Proxy

New York April 11 The president of the National League predicts a prosperous year for baseball based on broad nationwide prosperity and favorable conditions in the sport. He notes generous patronage by the public and no management issues to hinder the game’s success this season.

Wetman-Bruton Company Union Square New York City National League John K. Tener New York

Hill's Baseball Dope Chief Bender Boosts Phillies For Season

Phillies hopefuls include Dave Bancroft and Beattie, with Hugh Fullerton praising Chief Bender as a great help. Billy Cunningham hits .500 in two at bats, Charley Schmuts shows form, and Beattie beats Franklin 1 to 0. The colored team returns for two games on the 22nd and 23rd as boosters visit from Butte. Tealey seeks an outfielder. Jack Coffey signs as shortstop for the Seals. Pete Aliteon sold to New Orleans by the Cubs.

Chief Bender Phillies Hugh Fullerton Pete Aliteon New Orleans The Cubs

New Outfielder Joins Seattle Squad This Week

Roy Wolfe, an outfielder, has been turned over to the Seattle club by the St. Louis Cards and is expected to arrive Friday. He comes highly recommended though local management knows little about him, and Dugdale has been told Wolfe’s transportation is arranged.

Roy Wolfe Seattle St. Louis Dugdale

Rookie Discovers the Resin Ball in Cardinals Camp

The St. Louis Cardinals southpaw rookie Bob Steele at San Antonio refines a resin coated baseball to smooth it and direct its break. The new delivery replaces the emery and mud ball as organized ball weighs action on the method.

Bob Steele St. Louis Cardinals San Antonio

Baseball results from multiple games across leagues

Boston Harvard 1 Sox 0. Bellingham Vancouver 7 Griffiths 14. Washington 1 Phillies 2. St Louis Browns 3 Cards 1. Seattle 1 Franklin 0. Spokane 15 C A 4. Louisville 5 Cubs 11.

Boston Harvard Sox Bellingham Vancouver Grante Washington Phillies St. Louie Browns Cards Seattle Franklin Spokane C. A Louisville Cubs

Local baseball scores wanted by The Star column

The Star invites amateur and semi pro baseball teams in the city to send scores and gossip for publication in a special column. Notify advance games and ensure accuracy when submitting results.

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Spokane Has First Division Team If Kemp Is Correct

Spokane, April 11. Abe Kemp predicts Spokane will field a first division ball club this season. Nick Williams has assembled a fighting team with strong outfield depth featuring Eddie Mensor Cy Neighbore Ike Wolfer and Harry Harper. Pitching may be the weak link but could improve with another week of prep.

Spokane Kemp Indians Pellmell Baseball Scribe Nick Williams Eddie Mensor Cy Neighbore Ike Wolfer Harry Harper Nick Mensor

Smokers Night Card Set For YMHA Auditorium

The Young Men’s Hebrew Association schedules a first smoker in the auditorium at 17th and Jefferson on Thursday night. Matchmaker Stubey arranged a strong card with Farr versus O’Neil, Ward versus Gardner, and Spider Abeva versus Holland among others.

Young Men's Hebrew Association Jefferson Stubey Farr Va. O'Neil Ward Va. Gardner Ll Ve. Fegel Spider Abeva. Holland Willams Ve. Kelly

Yale Footballers Out for Practice

Yale capt Black urged 76 candidates to spring practice in New Haven urging hard study before football skills. Coach Hoe emphasized academics must be overcome before players can prove their football material.

New Haven Conn Capt. Black Yale Gridiron Hoe

Guess Opening Attendance for Dugdale Star Season Pass

The Star invites readers to guess opening attendance for Northwestern league games at Dugdale. Two season tickets for all games will go to the two closest readers, with prizes awarded by President Dugdale. Submit figures to The Star sport editor before 6 o'clock on April 26.

Dugdale Poe Dugdale Dug Queet the Star Cail

Mat Artists Set Rematch in Frisco Tonight

Frisco April 11 Ad Santel and Pat Connelly clash as Santel seeks to prove wrestling progress since 1918. Connelly recalls two prior victories over Santel, in 1912 and 1913, and notes only Joe Stecher has defeated him among top competitors.

Ban Francisco Ad Santel Pat Connelly Santel Connelly Joe Bstecher Nebraska

Hi Schools Clash Sets Three League Showdowns

Three games were scheduled among local high schools with Bronadway facing West Seattle atop the standings. Queen Anne met Lincoln while Ballard played Franklin. The Franklin Lincoln game was voided unless it affects standings.

Bronadway West Seattle Queen Anne Lincoln Ballard Franklin Teama

Murray and Sommers Lead Rose City Boxing Card

Portland report says Billy Murray and Al Sommers headline tonight at the Rose City Athletic Club. They meet in a six round bout at 158 pounds, with five additional six round bouts on the program.

Portland Billy Murray al Sommers Rose City Athletic Club

New Faces Appear at Friday Boxing Smokers

New mitt wielders will be featured at Friday night's boxing smoker at the S A Chet McIn tyre has many new faces on his staff and will pit them against each other to select the best of his material for the Far Western meet.

S.A Chet McIintyre

National Pastime Revival Foreseen by American League Chief

Byron B. Johnson, president of the American League, forecasts a strong baseball season in 1916 with renewed fan interest. He notes the sport endured 1914 and 1915’s distressing conditions but remains confident baseball remains deeply rooted in the American heart and expects a revival similar to the banner years of 1912 and 1913.

B. B. Johnson Chicago

Teddy Challenges Lightweights From Northwest Boxing

Sailor Haynie and I issue a challenge to all lightweight contenders in the Northwest. I have fought before and split with Billy Wright and Chet Neff, defeated Al Mosler, and in San Francisco faced Lee Johnson Eddie Shannon Sally Salvador Herb Brodie Auriel La Forrest and Herb White. White tied all, except Brodie defeated, and Forrest was stopped in the second. Haynie has three fights all won by KO.

Northwest Sailor Haynie Billy Wright Chet Neff al Mosler San Francisco Lee Johnson Eddie Shannon Sally Salvador Herb Brodie Auriel la Herb White White Brodie Forrest Haynie K. O

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