Control Board Fails to Name New Manager at UW
After a four hour session the University of Washington Board of Control did not elect a graduate manager to replace Victor Hugo Zednick. Candidates include Fritz Belts Fred Hamilton Brous Heck and Victor Zednick who has served four years. Zednick will retain office until his successor is elected and qualified. January 8 meeting scheduled. reporters were excluded but later heard debate from outside.
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University of Washington Board of Control
Victor Hugo Zednick
University of Washington Daily
Northwest
Andrew Eldred
Fritz Belts
Fred Hamilton
Brous Heck
Victor Zednick
Zednick
Jerry Riordan
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Heavy Rival Teams Ready for Championship Clash
With Multnomah in town after a string of victories, the Seattle and Washington D C squads prepare for a Denny Field showdown. Dan Harrigan joins Seattle at left half, while May faces Northwest ineligibility questions but will play. Referee Roscoe Fawcett, umpire Skeel, and head linesman Place set the officiating trio.
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Dowd
L. B. Callierate
Grimm
L. T
Rupert
McCrea
L. G
Rogers
Beck
Cherry
Samples
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Carlen
Raking
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Convill
Bilas
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Ludiam
Bender
Rinehart
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Bark
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Denny Field
Tom McDonald
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Bull Moose
Navy
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Don Walker
May
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Portland
Washington
Roncoe Fawcett
The
Portland Oregonian
EB L. Skeel
Victor Place
Conference bars summer baseball in Pacific Northwest league
The Pacific Northwest Intercollegiate Conference killed a proposal allowing athletes to play summer baseball for pay outside organized teams while remaining eligible in all college sports except baseball. Oregon Agricultural College backed the plan. other colleges voted unanimously against it after rule tweaks. Victor Zednick was elected president and John Reeder secretary as the conference elected to meet in Portland next year.
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Washington Annex
Oregon Agricultural College
Akids
Car Mele
Haskell
Hauser
Victor Zednick
University of Washington
John Reeder
Pullman
Portland
Phone Phishing Is Newest Sport In France
Paris reports a new pastime where fishermen use a patented device to detect fish sounds via a receiver and detonator sunk in the river. When fish pass the receiver, the watcher triggers the detonator to kill fish, which then rise to the surface.
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French wrestler Le Marin defeats Dr Roller in Seattle
Constant Le Marin defeated Dr. B F Roller in Seattle last night winning two falls to one after Roller took the first fall in 22 minutes with a head and toe hold. Le Marin claimed the next two falls in 12 and five minutes to capture the bout.
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Hercules” Johnson
Harry Ordemann
Tommy McFarland Fails to Show Up Marred Dreamland Card
San Francisco December 21 Frank McFarland was absent illness forced him out of the Dreamland card. Frankie Edwardes and Babe Picato headlined with four fast rounds declared a draw. Other bouts: Car roll-Roy Moore drawn. Louis Rees Willie Robinson drawn. Eddie Miller beat Kid Riley. Montana Dan Sullivan KO Beans Carranza in one. Stanley Dean beat Jack Giblin. Dick Kendall KO Young Ritchie in two.
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Tommy McFarland
Frankie Smith
Frankie Edwardes
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J. Carroll
Roy Moore
Louis Rees
Willie Robinson
Eddie Miller
Kid Riley
Montana Dan Sullivan
Beans Carranza
Stanley Dean
Jack Giblin
Dick Kendall
Young Ritchie
Orrors Girl Pugs Tangle With the Mits
Described as a five ounce glove bout at the Royal Artisans in Vancouver Washington Miss Bertha Taylor and Miss Alta Macomber fought a three round match in front of supporters with alternating exchanges and no decisive winner.
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One Iron Girl May Buy Pippins
In Portland Oregon the Northwestern league club is up for sale for one dollar. Judge McCredie explains two big league clubs under the same management hinder proper ball. Nick Williams, the present manager, is likely to be the buyer. The sale follows a season ending with the Ducksling franchise loss and a small positive balance of 73 cents.
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Ore
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McCredie
Innes
Heavyweight champ Inma challenges urns after Wen-McKee win
The heavyweight fighter now known as Inma defeated Ed Hagen on a foul at Wen-McKee and calls out Tommy urns for a bout. Brandt was slated to face Denver Ed Martin in Tacoma but the match was canceled.
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Ed Hagen
Wen- McKee
Tommy Urns
Brandt
Denver
Ed Martin
Tacoma
Fragmented OCR note on proceedings and timeline
Fragmentary text shows a mention of days and a deadline but lacks clear subjects or actions. The readable portions hint at a timeline or process with numbers but do not identify people, organizations, places, or concrete events. The item remains unclear and partially legible.
Buckley Stable Arrives in San Francisco for Big Boxing Showdowns
Jim Buckley and his fighters Gun Boat Smith Harlem Tommy Murphy and Geo Kirkwood arrived from New York. Smith meets Frank Moran on December 27 with the Vernon winner to face Palzer or McCarty on New Year’s Day. Murphy fights Frankie Burns in a 20 round bout, while Buckley hopes to line up Kirkwood for a preliminary to one of the big events. Kirkwood has fought in four and 16 round bouts on the coast and in Los Angeles.
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Smith
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Geo. Kirkwood
Jim Buckley
New York
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Palzer
Lute M Carty Dances at 175 a Throw
Luther McCarty attended a Venice benefit ball paying 700 for four dances with three queens from Venice Ocean Park and Santa Monica. The ball supported Ocean Park fire victims and included auctions for dances with the queens. The story also notes a separate item about the Northwestern league with towns Bangor and Portland Manchester and Nashua Pawtucket Taunton and a $1400 salary limit.
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Jawn M Graw Retains Giants Manager Role
Harry H Hempstead of Indianapolis, son in law of the late John T Brush, will continue as Giants head and front of house. McGraw remains manager with Hempstead handling club nose affairs, signaling continuation of Brush era policies.
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Harry H. Hempat
Indianapolis
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Hele
Brush
McGraw
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Hryo Mawr
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Mias
Elsie Lombard
Frohman Stock Company
Caesar the King Edward’s Terrier Faces Poor Health
London December 21 Caesar the wire haired terrier once loved by King Edward is reported gravely ill Queen Mother Alexandra deeply mourns the dog and has commissioned sculptor Sir George Frampton to carve a statue for his grave Caesar was a noted figure in the royal funeral procession and cherished by the household and British press.
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Caesar
Edward
Alexandra
Geo. Frampton
Eagles Dominate as Dobb Tops With 222 High Score
Dobb of the Eagles rolled the high score of 222 and led with a 190 1 3 average in three A C alleys games against the Owls. The Owls totaled 2 615 pins across three games while the Eagles finished with 2 593. Eagles won two of the three matches.
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Owls
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Cohn proposes rule to curb syndicate baseball ruling out multiple clubs
Spokane club owner Joe Cohn calls for a rule at the next National Association of Minor League clubs session prohibiting ownership of more than one club in a single league to end syndicate baseball. Sporting men view it as an attack on Cal Ewing of San Francisco. Await results of the W A C Multnomah today in Tonight's Pink.
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Joe Cohn
Spokane
National Association of Minor
Cal Ewing
San Francisco
Northwestern magnates award pennant to Dug
The Northwestern Baseball league met in Tacoma to organize the 1915 season with W W McCredie D E Dugdale Mielder Jones R P Browne and Leonard Wattelet present. A formal transfer of the Tacoma franchise to Joe McGinnity was made and the Seattle club was awarded the pennant for 1912 with a banquet to follow.
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Tacoma
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Northwestern Baseball League
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Portland
D. BE. Dugdale
Seattle
Mielder Jones
R. P Browne
Vancouver
Leonard Wattelet
Victoria
Joe McGinnity
McGinnity
Mulllen to Lead Lincoln Team Next Season
Charles G Mullen of Beattie is named manager for Lincoln's baseball team for the upcoming season. List notes other regional sports items including: Guy W Green loses suit with Western Baseball league over rebates from 1909 dues. Ed Morrell to meet Hilly Rose in a Centralia boxing match. Ora Morningstar defeats George Slonn in a 18.2 billiard match for $1,000 purse. Corinthian club case in New York court. Hercules Johnson and Harry Ordemann wrestling match in Minneapolis. horsemen seek 1913 grand circuit date. Johnny Summers plans U S bout with Gibene or Ferns. Charley Galbraith walking from Spokane to San Francisco. Detroit Comet historical note. Abe Attell to manage Hirsch. Cornell Harvard eight-oared race set for May 24 1913. big Monroe cock fight stopped by governor.
Queen Anne Teams Dominate Tacoma Visitors
The Queen Anne High School basketball squads defeated distant visitors in two games. The second team won 39 to 29 while the first five edged Tacoma 26 to 20. Frank Gould bought the stallion Peter Pan from Jamen R. Keene for 100000 dollars.
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Queen Anne Nym
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Tacoma Invaders
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Peter Pan
Jamen R. Keene
Stingley Fails to Appear at Smokers Bout
In Ballard, Roy aie Bothell challenged Swan Ch as venues were sparse. Johnny Mack defeated Clements at 133 while Heine lost to Smith at 120. Referee verdict unpopular as Heine stayed competitive each round. Mickey Finn and Dementiow provided the night’s top action with Dementiow winning after four rounds. George Hitchy officiated.
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Roy Aie Bothell
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Wall
Johnny Mack
Clements
Heine
Smith
Inory
Mickey Finn
Dementiow
George Hitchy
Soccer notes from Seattle a few years ago
Tommy Clancy returns to town after Canada stay and is welcomed. Bill Cochrane almost joined Celtics last Sunday but his legs and wind would not hold. Port Blakely debuts center Gault and improves the forward rank as Lumberjacks meet Coal diggers in Blakely. Dahlgren shines and Rangers appear strengthened by Cherry and Campbell move.
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Seattle
Canada
Our City
Tommy
Bill Cochrane
Celtics
Bill
Renton
Scotland
Port Blakely
Gault
Blakely
Cherry
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Players may position off the ball during penalty kicks
The rule states that players are not required to stand behind the ball during a penalty kick. They may line up anywhere outside the penalty area but still inside the field of play.
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