Grid rivals to play for city honors in football title
Broadway and Lincoln meet at Dugdale's park to decide the interscholastic city championship. Both squads remain undefeated and unscored upon this season, with Lincoln routing Ballard West Seattle and Queen Anne and Broadway defeating Queen Anne and Franklin. Key players have left and stayed, shaping the showdown for the Red and Black and Orange and Black.
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Dugdale’s Park
Lincoln
Ballard
West Seattle
Queen Anne
North End
Broadway
Franklin
Fe Eckman
Green Lake
Frank Magnussen
George Golightly
Hill
Notts
Green
Smith
Dimmock
Coach Green
Turner
Grover Cleveland Alexander to miss Chicago season
Chicago manager Mitchell reports Grover Cleveland Alexander will not pitch for the team next season as he is with the army occupying Germany.
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Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Germany
Mitchell
World hockey championship dates eyed for March
The world hockey championship likely to be decided on Western ice March 14 or 17, if Frank Patrick’s suggestions are adopted. Patrick says dates for the world series will be fixed after regular games, and the Pacific Coast league schedule will be drafted late this month with play for the title on March 7 if plans hold.
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Vancouver
B.C. Dee
Frank Patrick
Pacific Coast League
Patrick
P. CH. A
Camp Pike Eleven May Visit North Camp Pike Eleven May Visit
Camp Pike gridiron warriors may invade the Northwest during the holiday season to play one of the section’s service teams. The Arkansas team is composed of officers stationed at Little Rock. They play at Camp Dodge Saturday for the Middle Western and Southern championship. Camp Lewis seeks a game and negotiations may bring the Southerners to Tacoma for Christmas or New Year’s Day.
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Camp Pike Gridiron Warriors
Northwest
Arkansas Eleven
Lite Rock
Camp Dodge
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Jones-Baird fight misnamed as draw at Crystal Pool
In Austin Salt's smoker at the Crystal Pool Tuesday night Jones of Tacoma and Lieut Karl Baird fought to a third round draw, referee Ted Whitman miscalled the result. Baird used infighting while Jones landed sharp lefts and rights, but the crowd booed the decision.
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Harok! Jones
Tacoma
Karl Baird
Austin @ Salt
Crystal Pool
Jones
Baird
Tacomana
Ted Whitman
Seattle
California
South
Mccintyre
Hhis
Harry Williams
Bremerton
Oscar Koch
Camp Lewis
Big Fellows
I Hammer and Tongs
Williams
Rob Harper
Eo Denny
Harper
Oaklander
Denny
Jim Mason
Tex Sanders
Roxy Wilderman
Pride of the Butchers’ Union
Sanders
Mason
Andy Kirch
Curley
Sugar Rules Are Now Called Off
Washington announces sugar restrictions are abandoned as the Cuban crop arrives and Louisiana cane and Western beet sugar supplies increase, prompting full removal of the ruling.
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Washington
The
Food Administration
Louisiana
Peace conference to be covered by growing corps of writers
Paris bustle grows with a new army of correspondents preparing to cover the peace talks. Journalists, magazine writers, publicists, authors and press agents crowd the city, and officials joke they may need militia to curb the news hounds.
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The
Star
N. EB. Ay
Paris
Bath City Council Rejects National Kitchen Scheme
A plan for a national kitchen at Bath was rejected after officials cited Liverpool’s closure of five kitchens and a reported loss of about $5,009 per kitchen.
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Bath
England
Liverpool
Babe Ruths Simple Recipe For Walloping Home Runs
The article recalls Babe Ruth as a star who excelled as pitcher and hitter in 1918 and 1919. It notes Ruth’s shift to outfield and first base, Barrow’s decision to keep him pitching, and Ruth’s claim of a world record for consecutive home runs in four days. Fans expect Ruth to surpass Socks Seybold's 16 HR in 1919.
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Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Walter Johnson
Jim Vaughn
Benny Kauff
Searson
Ruth
Barrow
Red Box
Babe
Arrow
Pooh
Seybold
Market Report Fragment From Washington Oregon Prices
Market figures show prices and figures with scattered figures and place names. The readable items reference Washington and Oregon and various numbers though details are incomplete.
Casey May Mix For King In France Tryout
Harry Casey former Seattle lightweight now in service in France was given a try out in France to determine if he would box in London. The Y M C A secretary John M Claussen sent the word in a letter dated November 7. Twenty eight thousand bushels ofrimmed spectacles have gone to the dump since our first troops were drafted.
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Harry Casey
Seattle
France
London
John M. Claussen
Verily the Huns and a Ghost of Baseball Faith
Veteran fans recall the famed New York Gilant pitcher Mickey Welch who starred from 1883 to 1892. Welch was a religious man and prayed for victory before every game, a ritual seen as part of his legend in early baseball lore.
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New York
Merton Stud Dispersal Sale at Sydney Succeeds
The Merton stud dispersal sale held in Sydney last week achieved strong results led by Kenilworth selling for 21000 dollars.
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Merton
Sydney
Australia
Kenilworth
London proposes spring summer baseball league
Word from London says English sporting circles plan to organize a baseball league to operate through the upcoming spring and summer seasons.
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London
England
Race meeting in Tiajuana opens January 1 1919
Announcement states the race meeting at Tiajuana Mexico will open on January 1 1919 Visitors will receive passports with identification cards to enter the event.
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Tiajuana
Mexico
Grid Star Killed in France Lieutenant Duff Dies
Lieut Joseph Duff former all American football guard and noted football star of many seasons is reported dead in France according to word received by his parents in Pittsburg.
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Joseph Duff
France
Pittsburg
Atlantic Port Named as Departure Point for Troops
A reader requests identification of the Atlantic port used for embarkation to France by American troops. The inquiry seeks precise naming of the harbor that sent soldiers overseas during the war effort.
Marines Officer Offered Ma nagership Of Portland Club
Sergeant Rod Murphy of the Mare Island Marines has been offered the managership of a Portland club in the Northwest league, according to word received from the South.
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Rod Murphy
Mare Island Marines
Portland
Pacific Coast Baseball League Meeting Set Here
The annual league meeting will be held here within three weeks, announced by Charley Graham president of the local club. He said the gathering will discuss league matters and plans for the upcoming season.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Charley Graham
If you value your watch let Haynes repair it
Advertisement states a watch repair service by Haynes near Liberty theatre offering repair for valuable timepieces.
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Haynes
Liberty Theatre
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