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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1914
Page
7
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Directors meet tomorrow at the Seattle hotel to name a league president and decide the Portland franchise. Ed Hughes declines re election, Portus Bax or Vic Zednick loom as candidates along with others. Everett hopes to secure the Portland franchise with a central city park under a ten year lease and two weekly games planned there.
A collage of sports chatter touches wrestling hero Frank Vance and Walter Johnson as GMs, managers, and fans debate pay, gates, and schemes. The note list includes boxing promoters, fledgling boards, and the lure of All-American rosters while Minnesota and Chicago discuss uniforms and innings.
In Saginaw Michigan last night George Sutton beat Calvin Demarest 300 to 294 in a Champion league match. Sutton averaged 427 with a high run of 48 while Demarest averaged 8-36 with a high run of 50. Fox leads the 3 A. S. pocket Dilliardists with 10 straight wins and no losses. Terrell also has a perfect score after only two games.
George Stallings known as Miracle Man signs a five year deal to manage the Boston Braves after guiding them to a world title. Other notes include Spokane purchasing catcher Selmer Brenegen from Portland and Illinois Track team planning a dual meet with California during Easter vacation.
Boxing promoter Snow Baker reports the sport thriving in Australia and orders agents to send many fighters from light weights to light heavies. Harry Foley plans to ship Sailor Grande and Ralph Grunan this year, with Eddie Miller and Frankie Jones joining. Gregory Mitchell eyes Eddie Moy for Sydney if Moy defeats Red Watson this week.
The narrative chronicles Johnny Poe, famed Princeton football icon, leading teams, enlisting in the US Army, fighting in the Philippines and Cuba, then pursuing mining in Alaska and Mexico. It details his roles as army officer, rebel commander, miner, cattle puncher, and later gun captain with French and British units, ending with his ongoing youth and further reels.
Tomorrow night at the Pacific Athletic club gym the first real championship bout in years will take place as Canadian lightweight champion Charley Barnes defends against Seattle challenger Chet Neff. Burns arrives from Vancouver claiming peak fitness while Neff banks on beating Burns as a strong point. Willie Ritchie may face the winner later, if he can clear a fight in New Orleans. Also on the card Eddie Kelley of Spokane faces Billy Wright of Rockford.
The Seattle Elks beat Bellingham 2 652 to 2 493 as Rice posted 232 and 198 average for Seattle. In the Elks house tourney, Team 10 defeated Team 1 2 261 to 2 252 with Latham scoring 220 and 187 average. Merie Rippel in Terre Haute set a world three game record with 300 279 279 totaling 858.
Prof F M Morrison head of the schedules committee at the University of Washington dismisses rumors that the drill hour has shifted from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to bar underclassmen from athletics. He notes a possible change to 7:30 p.m. as a remote option.
Hannes Kolehmainen running for the Irish American Athletic club set a new national senior cross country mark in New York with a six mile time of 33 minutes 36 seconds.
The University of Washington football banquet was held Saturday night at a Seattle hotel with Prof Kane acting as toastmaster. Coach Gilmore Dobie, Manager Art Younger and several faculty members gave brief addresses to invited guests.
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