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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
5
Rich Will Mingle With Poor In This New Athletic Club
Jim Pugh's dream at the Sportsman's Club of America aims to unite rich and poor through a vast downtown club with a 14 story building housing a skyward athletic field. Plans include indoor pools gyms and year round events with spectators from ten thousand seats, blending wealth and ordinary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich
Hugh S. Fullerton
Jim Pugh
Sportsman's Club of America
Chicago
Rtsman
Associaton
Federa
Pugh
Sportsman’s Club
Bowling Scores Highlight Doubles and Alley Dispute
The Reds defeated the Whites 2573 to 2468 at Seattle Athletic Club alleys with Incher scoring 204 high and Cooper posting 177 average. Knights of Columbus beat Ex-stars 2641 to 2415 as a 222 high and 195 average are noted. Wenatchee bowlers contest a Spokane alley charge and challenge a tournament with a side bet of 260 to 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Seattle Athletic Club
Incher
Cooper
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Wenatchee
J. B. Johnson
Spokane
Bezdek Re-signs as Oregon Coach for Three Years
Eugene Oregon Dec 18 Hugo Bezdek renewed his contract to coach the University of Oregon football basketball and baseball teams for the next three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Hugo Bezdek
University of Oregon
Bezdek
Hie
Dobie
Southern
Romantic Egg Message Sparks Milwau kee Misread Romance
A grocery clerk in Galesville Wisconsin wrote his name and address on an egg with a sentimental note asking the recipient to write. The crate reached Milwaukee where a restaurant worker replies promising sympathy if he is as bad as the egg. The piece ends with a jab at sports and baseball figures as the National Hygiene association promotes gauze muzzles for half the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Galesville
Wis
Milwaukee
National Hygiene Association
C. Webb Murphy
Dan Morgan
Ban Johnson
Horace Fogel
Tom Jones
New Blood Coming to Pirates Next Season
In a Pittsburg Press interview Fred Clarke, Pirates manager, says 21 man limit starts May 1 and new faces will join the club. He plans to release few players, rebuild swiftly, and notes Pittsburg is a strong baseball town outside New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ralph Davis
Pittsburg Press
Fred Clarke
The
Pirates
Rostear
Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Bonds Edges Norton in Bitter Tacoma Heavyweight Bout
In Tacoma a four round smoker saw Joe Bonds defeat Al Norton of Los Angeles by decision after a fiercely contested bout. The judges favored Bonds on the final round showing. The card also featured Vaise versus Ingle, Clement versus Farmer, Connors over Vetro for bantamweight claims, Calhoun versus Anderson, and Gardner stopping Dempsey in the curtain raiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Joe Bonds
al Norton
Los Angeles
Norton
Eagles
Bonds
Frenchy Vaise
George Ace
San Francisco
Ingle
Kid Clement
Frank Farmer
Earl Connors
Billy Vetro
Beattle
Pat Calhoun
Portland
Harry Anderson
Vancouver
B. C
Steve Gardner
Seattle
Jack Dempsey
England and Scotland Face Off at Dugdale's Field
International soccer match set for Sunday with England and Scotland formed from Northwest Football Association clubs. A large crowd expected as the yearly showdown continues. last season Scotland edged England 1–0. Lineups announced feature players from multiple local teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Dugdale’s
Northwest Football Association
SPD
Sxndesthedobencad Bankr A.n Bissskeeks
Alien Simpson
McGrath Jackman
R. H
Murdock le
Referee Has One Big Cinch At Western Athletic Club
In Bremerton the Western Athletic club opened with five bouts and three ends by the referee counting to ten. About 600 fans attended including many women. The main event matched Charley Fox, Pacific fleet champion, against George Ingle of Seattle. Ingle proved elusive and the draw was fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
Western Athletic Club
Waa
Charley Fox
Pacific Fleet
George Ingle
Seattle
Ingle
Fox
Bush League Man Will Manage Sox
Chicago reports Clarence H. Rowland chosen as 1915 manager of the White Sox by President Charles Comiskey. Rowland, former Peoria manager in the Three league, lifted a basement club to second place last season. Eddie Collins will become Sox captain, signaling a major policy shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Clarence H. Rowland
Peoria
White Sox
Rowland
Eddie Collins
Aberdeen
Wash
Comlakey
Weaver
Sox
Bezd ek Renews Coach Contract and Boxing Notes
Bezdek renews his three year Oregon coaching deal. The column covers Tom Bonds in Tacoma prize fights, Jimmy Britt comparisons, and mixed boxing and baseball quips from Seattle to Reno. It mentions England Scotland soccer at Dugdale’s park and local promoter intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Dugdale’s Park
Salt Lake City Primed for Coast League Franchise
Salt Lake City Utah is poised to become the Pacific Coast league sixth city next season. League president Allen T Baum announced Sacramento failed to raise $20 000 to clear its franchise debt and a committee will recommend transferring the franchise to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Utah
Allen T. Baum
Sacramento
Henry Berry
Frank Leavitt
Himadif
Demarest Wins in Champion Billiard League Matches
Calvin Demarest defeated Harry Cline in Altoona Pennsylvania with a 200 to 217 score, posting a high run of 64 and a 921-31 average. George Sutton beat Walter Cochran in Utica North Carolina 300 to 100, with a 58 high run and 272-18 average. Cochran registered a 31 high run and a 10 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Demarest
Harry Cline
Altoona
George Sutton
Walter Cochran
Utica
N. C
Demarest
Cline
Sutton
Cochran
Window displays spark interest in fabrics and tailoring
Hundreds of men stop daily to admire the fabrics and fashions in the shop windows. Many enter to inquire but some hesitate, fearing obligation or assuming tailored clothes are too costly.
West Side Tennis Club Eyes National Championship
The West Side Tennis Club governors plot next year’s national championship matches. Whitman college shifts basketball coaching from Archie Hahn to F. C. Ane. Ftee. Solon named captain of Minnesota football team 1915 squad. US National Tennis Association panel meets in New York to review the ranking list led by F. C. Inman. Ruppert and Ban Johnson discuss sale of the New York Americans and near completion of the deal. Los Angeles hosts a night of a dozen four round boxing bouts with one knockout by Lee over Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Tennis Club
New York
United States National Tennis Association
Seue
F. C. Inman
Los Angeles
Lee
Charley Wood
Broadway High Five Opens Season in YMCA Gridiron Setup
The Broadway five opens the season this afternoon in the YMCA gym facing the YMCA Outlaws. The Orillia A C team extended its home winning streak defeating Seattle Mystics 48 to 14 and will meet Winslow at Winslow tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway High Five
Broadway Boys
Y. M. C. A. Outlawa
Orlilia A. C
Seattle Mystics
Orillia
Winslow
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Waterman
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Right Drug Co
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NEW Blood IN Pirate
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Sporting
OUTI
Jimmy Britt
California
Bonde le
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Frenchie Vaise
Charlie Fox
Kid McCoy
Antone la Grave
Reno
McCoy
Johnson
Winnebago, Neb
Winnebago
Federal League
Tipperary
Connie Mack
Itle
Russ Ford
Heads
U ‘the Beaner
America
National League
C. W. Murphy
Cincinnati
Boxing Commission
Demarest Winner
Blumenfeld
First Ave
O’neil’s Tailors
Ohio
Work Htee
University Street
Second Avenue
Hotel Baden
Cis
First Avenue
Totem Pole
Lorin Solon
University of Minnesota
Plymouth Church
Burke
Taylor
Anderson
Goodfellow
A. C
Kelschner
Dunnaway
George
Bowen
Thomas
Stone
Plymouths
Seattle Church
Lescht Park
Immanual Lutheran
Queen Anne Christian
Munson
Victors
Marquest
Woodland
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