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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1915

Page

7

Northwest colleges form coast conference split

Washington Oregon and California join a new Pacific Coast Heliate conference with Oregon Agricultural College. Northwest Conference remains intact with potential withdrawals by Washington State Idaho and Whitman. Planned football games include Oregon at Berkeley and Washington at Eugene with California at Seattle.

Washington Oregon D. A.C California Northwest Colleges Portland Pacific Coast Oregon Agricultural College Pacific Northwest Wash‘on State College University of Idaho Whitman College Couat Northwest Ashinaton State Idaho Whitman University of Montana Gongaca Northwest Conference

Conference to Discuss Amateur Sports Rules in New York

New York December conference will review the status of athletes, potential eligibility rules, and cross sport amateurism concerns ahead of the National Collegiate Athletic Association meeting. Invitations extend to the A A U Intercollegiate Athletic Association and other amateur tennis golf and hockey bodies. The aim is to foster agreement where each organization sponsors a competitor’s amateur status in other sports.

New York Amateur Sports Inc National Collegiate Athletic Association Dober InterCole Association

California Honors Schaeffer at Berkeley Farewell

Jimmy Schaeffer the recently retired University of California football coach will be feted today by the student body at Berkeley. He will be a speaker as students gather on campus to pay tribute to him.

Berkeley Dee Jimmy Schaeffer University of Califor Schaeffer

Wisconsin coach Wm. Junean resigns amid pending successor

Madison reports that Wisconsin football coach Wm. Junean resigned last night. The athletic board announced no successor would be appointed until the January meeting.

Madison Wm. Junean Wisconsin Athletic Board

Harvard to Hire Percy Haughton as Coach

Ten thousand dollars for three months work is the reported salary Harvard offers Percy Haughton to coach its football team. He arrives around September and leaves by November. His impact is shown in scoring as Harvard’s eight teams under his guidance amassed 116 points against Yale while Yale scored 13.

Percy Haughton Harvard Haughton Yale

Wrestling Match Set for Bellingham December 14

Owen Daily of Lincoln Nebraska and Milton Harnden of Bellingham have been matched for a $500 side bet bout here on December 14 weighing in at 135 pounds.

Bellingham Owen Daily Lincoln Neb Milton Harnden

Church League Scores At Leschi Pavilion

University M. E. defeated Woodland Park Presbyterian 55 to 15 and Trinity Lutheran beat University Place Baptist 22 to 18. Fremont Baptist won 32 to 23 over Queen Anne M B. Colman Bible Class triumphed 42 to 20 against First M. E.

Church League Leschi Pavilion University M. E Woodland Park Presbyterian University Place Baptist Trinity Lutheran Fremont Baptist Queen Anne M. B Colman Bible Class First M. E

Willard to Earn 32500 For March Fight

New Orleans report states Jess Willard will receive 32500 for facing Fred Fulton of Rochester Minnesota in a bout set for March 4. Announcement came from the promoters today.

New Orleans Jeass Wilard Fred Fulton Rochester Minn

Feds Pursue Gotham Roles in New York Baseball

Hughie Jennings denied any offer of the New York Federal league manager job by Harry Sinclair and said he would not accept. Frank Baker, former Athletic star, is expected to receive a contract offer from the Feds as a nucleus for the Gotham club.

New York Hughie Jennings Harry Sinclair Fedbacker Frank Baker Athletic Feds Gotham

Williams elected Broadway basketball manager

Frank Williams former football and basketball player was elected Broadway basketball manager over Dick Munson Thursday. The interclass games will start Monday and run thru the week.

Frank Williams Broadway Dick Munson

Richards Barred from Central District Meets

Olympic champion high jumper Alvah Richards is barred from entering A A U Central district meets after competing in Utah last summer.

Chicago Alvah Richards Utah

Goal Tender Harry Holmes Out With Influenza Attack

Seattle Metropolitan goalie Harry Holmes suffers flu and sits out several days. Manager Pete Muldoon dons the gear as the team presses offensively. Holmes plans to return for the opening game against the Victoria hockey seven on Tuesday.

Harry Holmes Seattle

Elks Prepare Fast Four Round Boxing Card

Pinkman of Seattle faces Burns of Vancouver at 133 pounds with Wright versus Engle at 138 and Manus meeting Crevier at 145 in a Friday Elks show. Pinkman, a four month boxing instructor, knocked out Travie Davis last Tuesday. Bremerton supporters travel for Engle Wright clash under Referee Otto Schacht.

Pinkman Seattle Burns Vancouver Engle Bremerton Ve. Wright Schaffll Georgetown Ve. Manus Crevier Ve. Fowler Ballard Davidson Ve. Riley Ed Pinkman Rough House Charley Burns Elks Anoher the Elks Travie Davis Everett Davis Chet Neff Wright-Engle Navy Yard Burg Wright Otto Schacht

Guerin Enlists in Navy After Turbulent Field Career

GUERIN JOINS NAVY Bill Guerin former star tackle of the Everett high school teams for three years has joined the navy. He played three years at Everett and then Gonzaga. Montana offered him inducements and he moved to Missoula before trying Gonzaga again. Spokane rejected him for the prior year’s trick. He then returned to Montana to play with the Centrerville prep team. Johnny Krisbane defeated Patsy Brannigan in a 10-round bout in Scranton.

Bill Guerin Everett Navy Guerin Gonzaga Spokane Montana Missoula Centerville

Cures Without Drugs Electra-Vita Battery Remedy

Electra Vita promises quick relief from nervous debility pain and weakness by delivering galvanic electricity to nerves during sleep. The ad claims it builds energy, renews ambition, and cures stomach rheumatism kidney liver and other complaints, inviting readers to request a price and illustrated book. The contact address is Electra Vita Co Room 206 Empress Theatre Beattie Washington.

Electra-Vita Co Empress Theatre Hida Beattie Wash

Indian rover joins Cleveland hockey team glory

Jim Cree, an Iroquois athlete, earns a rover role for Cleveland in a top U.S. and Canada matchup. Once a substitute then defender, he proves his speed and courage to become the rover, the team’s most daring position, as he battles for puck possession.

Coyle may lead Gonzaga to future Inland Empire titles

Coyle, who built a Gonzaga football team from minimal resources, applied to the university board of control. If approved for graduate coaching, he would likely be prioritized for the job. The piece notes Washington State’s freshmen rule dispute and the shifting Pacific Coast Conference dynamics.

Pullman Gonzaga Colee Wee" Coyle Washington Coyle Colver Wee W. S Dobie Board of Control Spomt Washington State

Kilbane Raises Weight Limit to 133 Pounds

Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion, boosts weight limit from 122 to 133 pounds and declares he will meet any man in the world at that weight. He notes most prior opponents weighed 122 pounds and says no 122-pounders are worthy of a match, signaling readiness to fight lightweights.

Johnny Kilbane Kilbane

Rush Loses Three Princeton Players From 1915 Eleven

Princeton loses Captain Glick quarterback Shea halfback and Brown end from its 1915 squad. With a veteran group remaining Coach Rush should have little trouble next season refining an offense capable of moving the ball against Dartmouth Harvard and Yale, the Tigers main rivals.

Princeton Glick Shea Brown Rush Dartmouth Harvard Yale Tigers

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