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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1916

Page

7

Seattle Ice Hockey Team Vies For Top League Spot

Seattle’s ice hockey septet faces Vancouver tonight in a pivotal Pacific Coast Hockey Association clash at the Arena. A victory would pull Seattle even with Vancouver atop the standings, while a loss could drop them toward second place. Rosters list Wilson and Foyston on Seattle’s wings with Muldoon hoping Harry Holmes returns to form in goal.

Seattle Ice Hockey Crew DOON Seattle Tsucant Pacific Coast Hockey Association Gonlalon Vancouver Frank Patrick's Millionaires Portland Spokane Inland Empire Rose City Canaries Spo Muldoon Harry Holmes Baryied Wilson Foyston

Tex Rickard Faces Battle to Lease Madison Square Garden

New York December 26 Tex Rickard promoter and boxing organizer says he faces heavy opposition from rival promoters Tamany Hall and other political forces in New York as he seeks a lease for Madison Square Garden. He claims he can post a cash rental bond, unlike others who must save funds first.

New York Tex Rickard Les Gumshoe Square Garden Néme Alaska Rickard Tammany Hall Richard

McIntyre Takes Two Boxers to Portland for Rose City Club

Chet McIntyre veteran boxing instructor flies to Portland with trainees Lloyd Madden N W lightweight champion and Bert Hughes. Madden meets Muff Bronson Thursday night while Hughes joins Edwards the Oakland tar baby.

McIntyre Portland Rose City Club Chet McIntyre Lloyd Madden N. W Muff” Bronson Bert Hughes Danny Edwards Oakland

Wrestlers Argue Over Bout Length in San Francisco

San Francisco December 26. Ed Lewis and Ad Santel clashed over match length ahead of their upcoming bout. Lewis seeks a 2 1/2 hour war while Santel pushes for two hours. Tiv Kreling is slated to referee.

San Francisco Ed (Strander) Lewis Ad Santel Lewis South Santel Tiv Kreling

Year End Look at Flivver Year in Boxing Rings

New York reports a stagnant 1916 for champions with few title bouts and many high priced demands. Freddie Welsh and Jens Willard staged sparse stands while Johnny Kilbane defended once above ten rounds. Tex Rickard plans Madison Square Garden efforts to revive big fights in 1917.

Jens Willard Big Hulk Frank Moran Althe Johnny Kilbane George Chaney Kilbane Freddie Welsh Tex Rickard James J. Jeffries Jack Johnson Reno Madison Square Garden New York

Princeton Writer Criticizes Tigers Backfield For Laziness

A Princeton University letter to the Princetonian blasts the 1920 football team coached by Speedy Rush as brainless and cowardly, blaming players’ lack of thinking for losses to Harvard and Yale. The writer calls for players to think more, noting holdovers may take the admonition to heart.

H. C. Hamilton United Presse New York Princetonian Princeton University Speedy Rush Rush Princeton Nasean Yale Harvard

Star Bakers Bowling Team Aims For National Women’s Title

Six Cleveland women form the Star Bakers bowling team organized by Miss Hazel Bark. They have beat top Ohio women’s teams and plan two tours covering Ohio to Illinois and the East. They have defeated some men’s teams, with several players scoring 200 or better and a team game high of 932. Members include Miss Bark Grace Garwood Peggy Pearsall Goldie Greenwald Anna Ruhl and Ernest A Brooks.

United States Cleveland Star Bakers Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois Hazel Bark Crack Policemen Fair Stars Miss Bark Grace Garwood Peggy Pearsall Goldie Greenwald Anna Ruhl Ernest A. Brooks

Tom Cowler and Smith Box Draw Heavyweight Bout

Tom Cowler and Gunboat Smith, both heavyweights, fought ten rounds to a draw in Binghamton New York. The contest ended without a winner.

Tom Cowler Smith Box Binghamton, N Gunboat Smith

Read Struggles to Train in Denver for New Year Bout

Australian lightweight Jack Read reports difficulty shaping up while training in high altitude Denver. He says he arrived okay but is working to improve fitness for a 15 round fight on New Year’s Day against Harry Anderson.

Jack Read Harry Anderson Denver O. K Colorado

Charley White Wins Lightweight Bout in Gotham News

Charley White outpointed Harry Pierce over 10 rounds in New York. Frankie Barnes defeated Pat Moore in 10 rounds. Phil Bloom outpointed Chick Simler in 10 rounds. Jim Healy stopped Tim Sullivan in the first round. Jack White of Chicago, Charley’s brother, travels to Seattle and is likely to appear on the Elka card New Year’s day afternoon.

New York Charley White Harry Pierce Frankie Barnes Bantam Pat Moore Phil Bloom Chick Simler Jim Healy Tim Sullivan Jack White Chicago Seattle Earl Worthington L. Mitten Davenport Mitten

No Women's Bowling Title Decided Yet

Left to right above Mrs Anna Ruhl Mrs Goldie Greenwald Mrs Peggy Pearsall Mrs Grace Gar wood Below Miss Hazel Bark captain Mrs Ernest Brooks reads as a team caption from a bowling program highlighting participants and leadership.

Anna Ruhl Goldie Greenwald Peggy Pearsall Grace Garwood Hazel Bark Ernest Brooks

Lee Magee Seeks Name Change Ahead of Marriage

New York Yankees outfielder Leopold Christopher Hoernschmeyer petitions a Cincinnati court to assume the name Lee Magee as a preliminary to marriage to Beatrice Rodgers of Cincinnati this winter. Magee, formerly with Seattle in the Northwestern League, says he is widely known as Lee Magee and wants consistency for his wife.

Leopold Christopher Hoernschmeyer New York Yankees Cincinnati Lee Magee Magee Hoernschmeyer Beatrice Rodgers Seattle

Tony Brottem Visits Seattle Between Hunting Trip

Tony Brottem former Northwest league catcher now with the St. Louis Cardinals was seen in Seattle recently as he wrapped up a hunting trip. Reports confirm he is away on a hunting expedition.

Tony Brottem St. Louis Cards Seattle

Cy Sherman Spotlights New Wrestling Prodigy Karl Caddock

Western writer Cy Sherman journeys to Iowa to endorse Karl Caddock as a potential successor to Frank Gotch. Caddock, a Anita farmer’s son, has dominated Mort Henderson in ten minutes with a flawless record, drawing Sherman’s comparison to Gotch and hinting at future clashes with Stecher and Strangler Lewis.

Cy” Sherman Frank Gotch New York Charles Sherman Iowa Joe Stecher Karl Caddock Caddock Anita Stecher Mort Henderson Masked Marvel Henderson Farmer Boy Gotch Steefr Strangler Lewis

Chinese Tootes and Herbs Claim Universal Men Women Cure

A historic claim describes Chinese tonics and herbs as able to treat many disorders in men and women. The text lists headaches toothache stomach issues and fevers among the ailments said to respond, plus skin, wound, and nervous disorders, described as successfully treated.

Stanley Yoakum Draws With McGovern and O Keefe in Six

Philadelphia report describes Stanley Yoakum drawing after six rounds with Terry McGovern, Eddie O Keefe of Cleveland, and Artie Root in a lightweight bout.

Philadelphia Stanley Yoakum Terry McGovern Eddie O'Keefe Artie Root Cleveland

Not what it used to be six day race scene

A nostalgic poem laments changed crowds at the six day bicycle race. It recalls gala nights, sealskin coats, and plentiful spectators now replaced by sparser attendance and casual promoters.

Jack Dillon Quits Boxing In Indianapolis Cafe Move

Rumor says Jack Dillon may retire from boxing after purchasing a cafe in Indianapolis. The once prolific contender, nicknamed the Hoosier tearcat, cites conditioning issues and reversals as factors in stepping away from the ring after years as a top boxer. Dillon defeated Moran Weinert and Cowler recently and was eyed for Willard, but now plans to run his new business.

Jack Dillon Indianapolis Jack Dillon George Knockout) Brown George Chip Frank Moran Charley Weinert Tom Cowler Jess Willard

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