Northwest Clubs Farm Seals Connection With Pacific Coast League
Vancouver and Spokane in the Northwestern league affiliate with the San Francisco Seals to supply farm players for the Claas AA aggregation. Del Howard, Frisco manager, arranged the deal. Players may be assigned to Beavers and Indians if needed, with potential Seals stars Jess Baker and Walter Cartwright likely to join the Beavers again.
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Coast League to Sparing Portland Club for One Year
The Pacific Coast league magnates decided to spare the Portland Northwestern league club for another season at the Wednesday session of the annual meeting. They warned the Northwestern delegation that the lease of life lasts only a year and the league must vacate Portland after 1914.
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San Francisco
Portland
Northwestern League
Y M C A Clash With Everett Five On Saturday
The strong Y M C A basketball team meets the Everett Y M C A five at the local gym in the season opener. A prior contest between Y M C A students and Pilgrim church squad will precede the main game.
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Clark Declines Offer in Snohomish Bout With Good
Local boxer Tommy Clark balks at terms for a four round title bout with Northwest lightweight champion claimant Sammy Good at Snohomish on Monday night. Clark deems the offered terms unsatisfactory.
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Sammy Good
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Clark
Change May Get Howl From Fans At UW Scheduling
University of Washington students and Seattle sports fans may face a bowl plan if the rivalry 1914 football schedule unfolds. Seattle could lose a Washington versus Oregon game on the local field next year with both likely moved to Portland. Washington has signed a Portland game with Oregon for next year and talks begin to stage the Washington Aggie game there as well.
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Oregon
Portland
Portland Multnomah Field
Rivera defeats Sibley in Brown & Hulen three-cushion match
In a handicap three-cushion contest at Brown & Hulen's Wednesday night event FB. B. Rivera defeats Chase Sibley. Rivera scores 28 points before Sibley reaches 35, securing the win.
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FB. B. Rivera
Brown & Hulen
Rivers
Sibley
Art Buea Visits Seattle On Two Week Stay
Former Seattle ball player Art Buea, who left the Northwestern League for major league play, is in Seattle for a two week visit while with the Jersey City club in the International League.
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Seattle
Bues
Jersey City
The Follies Provokes Mixed Reactions and Ruminations
A reader recounts attending The Follies praised for spectacle yet criticized for heavy sex appeal. She contests the portrayal of women as entertainers and questions the moral tone of such performances. She wonders if her husband tolerates or invites foolishness as an escape from routine. To Be Continued Tomorrow.
Northern Pacific to complete double track Portland Seattle
The Tennie Tacoma cut off will be finished by September 1, 1914 under E. Co Blanchard general manager. The project will provide a double track between Portland and Seattle. The post office department urges early mailing of Christmas packages with a new slogan.
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Tennie-Tacoma
Northern Pacific
E. Co. Blanchard
Seattle
Post Office Department
Postmaster Plans 150 Extra Helpers for Holiday Rush
Time worn slogan Shop early appears as Post master Edgar Battle and Seattle officials plan to secure 150 additional men for the coming holiday rush. Resolutions favoring neighborhood meetings in school houses were adopted at six meetings discussing school issues and the logged-off land law and port election. In Chicago Margaret Green, 85, drowned after falling face down in a shallow pool of water.
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Edgar Battle
Seattle
Chicago
Margaret Green
Auction at 114 Jamon Street Seattle Offers Land Purchase Credit
Auction scheduled at 114 Jamon Street Seattle on December 19 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. The event promises time to arrange finances for land purchase and offers a $17 round trip credit if you buy.
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Seattle
Stars Who Don't Get in Box Score Prove Most Valuable to the Team
Major league clubs are adding an assistant to the manager. Kid Gleason, longtime White Sox ally, shaped the team’s pace and training. Though rarely in headlines or box scores, Gleason’s coaching kept the Sox from slumping and produced standout players like Tex Russell and Buck Weaver. He shares duties with Callahan and openly peppers players with critique.
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Oriole
Jennings
Keeler
Brodie
White Sox
United States
Geason
Comiskey
Callahan
Gleason
Tex” Russell
Russell
Buck Weaver
Pacific Northwest clubs scrap schedule for own shows
Athletic clubs of the Pacific Northwest vote to disregard the league schedule and arrange independent meets this season. The move affects Seattle Portland Spokane and Vancouver with several PNA dates canceled to avoid clashes. A new Spokane Beattle meet is set for January 16 with a return in Beattle on May 4.
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Pacific Northwest Association
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Vancouver
Beattle Athletic Club
Spokane Amateur Athletic Club
Beattle
Long Runs Made on NW Fields
The season closed with Capt Hoover of Whitman College posting a 95 yard run against the University of Washington, a distance equaled by four others in history. Don Walker of O A C and Williams of O A C both matched 95 yards, as did Miller of Penn State and Capron of Minnesota. Carey of Montana set the all time record with 108 yards in 1905.
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Whitman College
University of Washington
Don Walker
Williams
E. Miller
Pennsylvania State
Ralph Capron
Minnesota
Carey
Montana
Washington State College
City Bowling League opens season with three-city play
Le Bowlers, the city league in Seattle, began its season Wednesday night across three alleys. A C No 1 triumphed over A C No 2 2766 to 2509. Bon Marche defeated the Imperials 2538 to 2620. White Store five clashed with Shaner and Wolff 2505 to 2.
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A. C. No
A. C
Bon Marche
Imperials
Bismarck
White Store
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Vision Restored to Blind Girl at Seattle Theatre
Seattle theatre stages Quincy Adams Sawyer about a blind girl Alice Pettingill whose sight is restored by surgeons. Attorney Sawyer from Boston loves her but delays revealing his feelings until healing is achieved. Viola Leach Lindy Putnam and George Webb co star in a well reviewed production with low price seats.
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George Webb
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O'Meara to Speak at Fremont Hall Mass Meeting
Misa Mary G O'Meara a school director candidate will speak at the mass meeting in Fremont hall Thursday night. Endorsed by the Women’s Good Government league she formerly taught at Broadway High and worked in the University of Washington education department. She resigned last year for private business interests and stresses women's representation, practical vocational training and using school buildings as community social centers.
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Women's Good Government League
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Department of Education
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Market Report Notes Egg Price Cuts and Produce Quotes
A Western Avenue market summary shows further declines in fresh egg quotations this week. The page lists varied prices for vegetables fruit poultry veal and livestock with daily corrections by Perry Bros and local dealers, including potatoes onions and cabbage with several produce items priced per unit or per pound.
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Horr Leaves for Portland Meet
Graduate Manager Ralph Horr of the university left the city Wednesday night to attend the annual pow wow of conference managers in Portland Friday. The managers will consider recommendations for a fall crow country run, an annual conference meeting, a tennis meet, and routing of track meets. They will also discuss increasing track contestant limits and drafting schedules for all major fall, winter, and spring sports and a conference list of athletic officials.
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Ralph Horr
Portland
Seattle
Bpokane
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