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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1917

Page

9

Mare Island Marines to Face 91st Division at Pasadena

Lieut Newton Best will assemble a star lineup of college and pro baseball players to replace the Mare Island Marines in a New Year game at Pasadena. Rod Murphy will captain and coach the Mare Island outfit, with several Western Coast names and pros in Marine uniforms set to compete.

Mare Island Marines Camp Lewis Pasadena New Weday Newton Best Marine Eleven Rod Murphy Vancouver Oakland Mare Island Baseballers Murphy Marines Land Diamond Best Pacific Coast Northwest

Ice Hockey Under Way In Portland For 1917 18 Season

Portland gains momentum for the 1917 18 pennant race as the Coast Ice Hockey association starts activities with a Friday night opener in Portland against Rowe Luda. Key players and management swirl with draft status and possible signings as teams prepare for an early circuit.

Portland Frank Foyston Seven Frank Canada

Jerry Downs Emerges as Frisco Baseball Boss

Angeles December 25 Jerry Downs long time star performer for San Francisco returns and is eyed as a new Frisco baseball boss with leadership hopes attached to the role.

Jerry Downs Frisco 108 Angeles San Francisco

Bull Muldoon Riffs On Shorty Dunn In Rivalry

Bull Muldoon boasts of outplaying Shorty Dunn as fans watch a heated gridiron clash. Dunn, a 165 pound army recruit, gains respect from Coach Sages while Muldoon preps to outmaneuver his foe.

Shorty Dunn Prun Sages Bull Muldoon Dunn Shorty Pnemy Son-Of-A-Gun

Jim Due for No Hit Game in Baseball History

The article recalls Jim's no hit milestones starting May 2 1999 for Macon versus Columbia with a 5 to 6 win, then June 24 1915 for Kansas City against Toledo, and a famous near miss against Cincinnati where Fred Toney limited both teams to hits until a tenth inning.

Dim Vaughn Jim Macon Columbia Kansas City Toledo Cincinnati Fred Toney Chicago Toney

Colored Youth Shines as Football Star Robeson

Paul Le Roy Robeson, a Somerville New Jersey youth son of a Methodist minister, is developed into an end with All American possibilities by George Foster Sanford. He displays exceptional play solving ability and strength in defense and a peerless skill in catching forward passes.

Paul le Roy Robeson George Foster Sanford Somerville N. J Robeson

Cubs Wanted Quartet Snares Santa With Cash

United Press Leased Wire reports Chicago Cubs president Charlie Weeghman planned a Christmas surprise for fans with a $250000 fund to lure players Larry Doyle Buck Herzog Rogers Hornsby Zach Wheat to fill infield outfield roles. Santa delayed by Cardinals Rickey Hempstead and Ebbets Dodgers as rivals intercept the bid.

Chicago Larry Doyle Buck Herzog Roger Hornsby Zach Wheat Charlie Weeghman Cubs Charlie Santa President Rickey The Carda Harry Hempstead Giants Charley Ebbets Dodgers

Bishop Grooming Big Boy for Heavy Crown

Tacoma gossip notes former writer Biddy Bishop returns after two years in the Fast promoting fights and managing scrappers. He touts heavyweight Dick O'Brien, over 200 pounds and 6 feet 7 inches, as a forthcoming champion with remarkable reach.

United Press Tacoma Biddy Bishop Bishop Dick O'Brien

Willie Seeks France Trip With Camp Lewis Division

Willie plans to apply for permission to travel to France with a division stationed at Camp Lewis. He will be in San Francisco for the holidays before submitting the request, as announced today.

Meehan San Francisco Willie Panama Ball Club Berry Derry United Press Camp Lewis France Cial Music School

Gardener Horace Milan Joins Army Aviation Branch

United Press reports Washington December 25 that Horace Milan a utility gardener for the Sena tors has enlisted in the aviation branch of the United States army. Billy Murray a recruit outfielder has also enlisted.

United Press Washington Horace Milan Senators Aviation United States Army Billy Murray

Mingling Rumors and Matches From Early Boxing Scene

The column notes Chet McIntyre predicting a tight clash with Steve Reynolds, who boasts four straight knockouts, and mentions Lavigne’s new Ford factory job after losing his title. It also teases potential bouts with Al Sommers, recalls McAuliffe on Corbett and Dempsey, and hints at matches involving Gibbons, Willard, Fulton, Jeffries, Johnson, and Benny Leonard in the era’s boxing chatter.

Steve Reynolds Chet McIntyre Steve Ruston Laddie

Zbyszko Seizes World Wrestling Title

New York reports windes Zbyszko claims the world's champion wrestling title and invites Strangler Lewis or any challenger to prove their claim. He says he never objected to Lewis head lock and is ready for any test to crown the champion.

New York Windes Zbyszko Lewis Crown Zbyszko

Pushball Gains Popularity Beyond Its Birthplace

Pushball has gathered a growing following abroad with games now played in England and Canada in addition to the United States where it started. The sport’s first contest occurred in New England, with the first ball reportedly crafted in Newton, Massachusetts in 1894.

England Canada Uncle Sam's New Engl Newton Mass

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