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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1917

Page

10

Merits shine in North Western league season preview

Edward a and the Western league draft note new talents for North Western baseball. Ed Kipper of Butta ends season top bat with 558, retires from the diamond. Rod Murphy of Vancouver, now with Oakland, hits .555 for second. Eddie Johnson of Butte third at .345, Roy Grover of Butte now with the Athletics fourth at .342. Skeet Bigbee moves to Pittsburgh at .340. Les Darcy barred from multiple states and seeking boxing permission for Milpaga bouts. Washington University again top in athletics with crew victory over California, sweeping the Southern schools in the Saturday race.

Walloping Willow Eddie Johnson Butte N. W Ed Kipper Butta Joe McGinnity Rod Murphy Vancouver Oakland Hoe Johnson Roy Grover Athletics Bigbee Pitteburg Tacoma University of Washington California Endeavors

Chet McIntyre Takes Manager Role at Seattle Athletic Club

Veteran boxing instructor Chet McIntyre is assigned as manager of the Seattle Athletic Club to fill the vacancy left by Col. Win Inglis leaving for military duty. The club plans a move to its new premises, formerly the site of the tic club.

Chet McIntyre Seattle Athletic Club McIntyre Col Win Inglis

Retired wrestler Dan McLeod weighs comeback plans

Dan McLeod once world champion and famed for beating Farmer Burns in 163 pound class announces a comeback ten years after retirement. He has begun training and eyes Gus Kervaris as his first opponent after refereeing a Joe Stecher versus Henry Ordeman match in Los Angeles where he caught the comeback bug.

Dan McLeod Gus Kervaris McLeod Joe Stecher Henry Ordeman Los Angeles Dan Farmer Burns

Scripture Leads Trapshooters With Perfect 50 Score

George Scripture posted a perfect score of 50 to top the Harbor Island trapshooting event. L. H. Reid scored 49 at Green Lake in the 60 target contest, while Hi Polirich and Hugh Pieming reached 94 in the 100 target shoot.

George Scripture Harbor Island L. H. Reid Green Lake Hi Polirich Hugh Pieming

Reds and Mackmen Looking Strong in Early Season Play

United Press reports April 16 that the Reds under Mathewson and the Athletics under Mack show strong early form. Giants and White Sox receive attention for erratic hitting while the Cubs face injuries to Doyle and Sater as they seek a new first baseman.

H. C. Hamilton United Presse New York Christy Mathewson Cincinnati Reds Connie Mack Giants White Sox Clarence Rowland John McGraw Eddie Cicotte Athletics Washington Mack Reds Matty Fred Mitchell Vic Sater Cubs Larry Doyle Doyle Sater

Kilbane to Box Welsh in 10 Round Bout May Fifth

Johnny Kilbane and Freddie Welsh will meet at the Manhattan Athletic Club in New York on May 5 in a 10 round bout. The contract was signed after a conference between Harry Pollok Welsh's manager and Jimmy Dunn Kilbane's manager. Kilbane will enter at 1 25 and take 30 percent of the gate. Charlie White of New York likely will referee.

Cleveland Johnny Kilbane Freddie Welsh Manhattan Athletic Club New York Harry Pollok Jimmy Dunn Kilbane Fach Chariie White

Local Produce List Returns Mixed Fruits and Oranges

A pantry notice lists Winesap and Newton apples, Grepefrault pears, Cal e Pierida honey, Strainea crates, and assorted citrus including Oranges and new naval pineapples. The fragment shows varied items and quantities in a dusty market catalog.

Arkansas

Seattle Won’t Be Down in Race This Year Says Dug

Seattle will open the North western league season with one of the strongest clubs ever from the city. Last season the team finished fifth, but President Dugdale promises improvements as he cites how the 1916 championship chase ended.

Seattle Dug Dugdale

Grant and Neville to meet in Northern California golf final

Douglas Grant and Jack Neville reach the finals of the Northern California golf championship after easy wins. Grant faces F. H. O'Keene and Neville meets B. K. Johnstone in the semi finals set for next Sunday.

San Francisco Douglas Grant Jack Neville Grant F. H. O'Keene Neville BE. K. Johnstone

Egan Wed in San Francisco to Alice Barrett Scudder

H. Chandler Egan, former Western golf champion, married in San Francisco to Mrs. Alice Barrett Scudder of Chicago. They departed for Egan’s home in Medford Oregon after the ceremony. Louisville defeated Toledo 7 to 6. St. Paul hosted Kansas City in cold weather.

H. Chandler Egan San Francisco Alice Barrett Scudder Chicago Egan Medford Ore Louisville Toledo St. Paul Kansas City

Rain Halts Sunday Double Bill in Vancouver

Rain halted Sunday double bill. it will be played next week. Bill MeIvor, holdout Giant pitcher, may appear in Vancouver this summer. Dugdale and Bob Brown reportedly plan a trade sending Brownie to Seattle in exchange for the Beavers MeIvor. The Yannigans meet the Regulars today.

Bill MeIvor Vancouver Dugdale Bob Brown Seattle Beavers Yannigans

Two Big Leaguers on Injured List Already

CHICAGO April 16 With the major league season a week old two stars are out of the game with injuries Home Run Baker of the Yanks and Vic Sater of the Cubs are the victims to date.

Chicago Baker Yanks Vic Sater Cubs

Southern Golf Course Is Planted With Spuds

Twenty acres of the Hermitage Golf club in Richmond Virginia have been planted to potatoes. The Hermitage is described as one of the oldest and most aristocratic clubs in the South.

Richmond Hermitage Golf Club South

Southern Takes on Schermer This Eve

William Southern of Bellingham and Joe Schermer a local billiard ace clash in a three cushion tourney at Brown & Hulen parlors. Great Falls N W league beat Olympia 9 0 with Hall Clark and Gardner allowing only one hit.

Southern Schermer William Southern Bellingham Joe Schermer Brown & Hulen Olympia Great Falls N. W Hall Clark Gardner

No Referee Yet Chosen For Dreamland Bout

Eddie Pinkman and Johnny O Leary prepare for a boxing match tomorrow night in Dreamland with several local contenders named as third men. None seem to satisfy both fighters as the referee selection continues to delay.

Eddie Pinkman Johnny O'Leary Gladiators Dreamland

Cobb Tops Tigers But White Sox Win Slugfest

Ty Cobb led a strong Tigers effort with superior hitting but Chicago White Sox victory came despite a lineup featuring Jim Scott Fédie Cicotte and Red Faber. The Reds beat the Pirates as Hal Chase collected two hits in four at bats and Christy Mathewson remains a rising star in Cincinnati.

White Sox Jim Scott Fédie Cicotte Red Faber Scott Tiger Cobb Christy Mathewson Cincinnati Reds Pirates Hal Chase Fred Mitchell Hill Donovan Vic Saler Chicago

Championship Golf Meet Not Called Off

The Pacific Northwest Golf Association has not canceled its championship tournament set for Portland in June. President C Henry Davis announced the decision after reports the meet would be canceled due to the war.

Pacific Northwest Golf Association Portland C. Henry Davis

Darcy Bout Called Off in New Orleans Promoter Cancellation

New Orleans on April 16 reports that the Jeff Smith versus Les Darcy bout set for April 28 is canceled at Gov. Pleasant’s request. Replacement likely is Young Ahearn. Notes mention Columbus 1 Indianapolis and Milwaukee as related locations.

New Orleans Jeff Smith Les Darcy Gov. Pleasant Young Ahearn Darcy

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