Dug returns as plans form for 1914 Seattle squad
Owner Dux outlines fixes to revive interest in players and enlists a Rooters' club. Tenley Raymond to lead the Duglets with a new recruit Walter Mails joining as a left-handed pitcher. Walter McCredie dispute over Northwest club finances surfaces as Les Mann rumored to join the Federal league. Johnny Bender requests correction on conference referee fees while Idaho discovers a sprinting prodigy Earl Hanson who ran a mile in 4 minutes 48 seconds.
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Seattle Mag
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Camp’s Outfit Mixes Up Football Positions
A typographical error in a telex arrangement creates a playful misread listing Walt Camp’s All-American teammates as household items and foods. The proposed correction assigns familiar items to each position from Salt to Spoon, with Camp as quarterback.
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Walt Camp
College star snubs 15 clubs to join Browns
A standout college pitcher chose the St. Louis Browns over 15 other clubs. Huerta, known for his exacting standards, evaluated options with the same scrutiny a Seattle football coach applies to tough decisions.
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Pacific Coast Golf Association movement gains momentum
A report from California notes a drive to form the Pacific Coast Golf Association. Northwest leader Percy Selbey, president of the California State Golf Association, heads the effort following a Seattle Politeh tournament visit.
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Harvard to host Michigan clash in Harvard Stadium
Cambridge reports indicate a football game is to be scheduled between Harvard and the University of Michigan in Harvard Stadium on October 31, 1914. The announcement positions both schools for a notable season showdown.
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Walter Camp All American Team 1913 Highlighted
Walter Camp names his 1913 All American selections noting Harvard led with multiple players while Chicago Notre Dame and Army provided strong contenders. He discusses forward passing, backfield depth, and critique of omissions such as Craig Brickley and Eichenlaub.
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Bud Anderson Training For Vernon New Year Fight
Bud Anderson is deep in training for his Vernon match on New Year’s Day against Cross. A Sunday crowd watched him spar at Doylea’s, showing solid form but slow feet as the 135 pound, 20 round bout nears.
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Change in Amateur Grappling Rules Affects Inter-Club Meets
A new rule change by the A A U follows Edgar Frank’s suggestion of Multnomah Athletic Club. Non championship bouts move to two out of three falls with a 15 minute limit, while championship matches stay one fall for 15 minutes. If no fall, the referee decides aggressiveness. close bouts may add a short extra round. Ray Campbell earns attention after beating Tommy O Keefe in Philadelphia.
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Portly Harry Meek Bets 100 Games Next Season
Harry Meek, traded from the Victoria Northweasterners to the Los Angeles Coast League team, declares he will catch at least 100 games in the coming season. The veteran catcher, famed as the Northwestern league’s premier batter in 1913, bets on his spry form.
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Charley Mullen Discusses Vancouver Manager Move
Charley Mullen of Seattle, manager of Lincoln in the Western league, travels to Vancouver to discuss a offer from Vancouver owner Brown. Brown seeks Mullen to manage his champions next season and invest in the club. Mullen is a University of Washington graduate who played for the Chicago White Sox for two years.
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Recruits Defeat Old Guards in Seattle Golf Match
In a hotly contested links duel at Seattle Golf and Country Club Saturday afternoon the Recruits walloped the Old Guards 46 to 28. The Chapin cup final round Sunday saw George Ladd Munn defeat James T. Keena 12 up with 10 to play.
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Seattle United edge Seattle Celtic in local title duel
Seattle United stretched its unbeaten run to another victory but needed a late goal to beat Seattle Celtic 2 to 1 at Woodland Park. Fort Lawton defeated Tacoma 2 to 1 and Black Diamond beat Franklin 2 to 0.
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Cincinnati Club Plans Tinker Sale to Brooklyn
Directors of the Cincinnati league club were to meet this afternoon or tomorrow to decide whether to ratify the sale of Joe Tinker, the deposed manager, to the Brooklyn club for $26,000.
Japs Show Brilliant Exhibition At Maynard Hall Event
Japanese athletes trained by Prof Fukuda gave a notable exhibition of flujiten and boxing at the fifth annual celebration in Nippon hall Seattle with about 600 Orientals watching. The boxing introduction saw mixed adherence to rules as flujiten was used to slam opponents to the floor. Owen Moran and Joe Azevedo were cleared for their 10 round clash in Oakland the next night weighing in at 145 1 4 pounds. Jim Griffin refereed.
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Dentists Endorse New Botanical Tooth Extraction
Boston dentists approve a painless tooth extraction method using a new botanical preparation. The office is endorsed by Beat tie's leading businessmen and by the dental profession at large.
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