Leo Houck Sets Los Angeles Bout Tour This Month
Local lightweight Leo Houck plans to depart Seattle between the 15th and 20th for a series of bouts in Los Angeles. He has four straight wins, fights in a Cafeteria City circuit, and will be managed by Frankie Dolan. Sid Mitchell is ill and may not box. Louis Newman may substitute Valley Trambitas or Al Sommers in Wallace Idaho. Chet Neff, a 133 pounder, is called to active naval duty and likely to move aboard a U.S. Navy yacht soon.
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Los Angeles
FO Houck
Seattle
Leo
Nick Sugar
Everett
Muff” Bronson
H E
Frankie Dolan
Moving Picture
Houck
Sid Mitchell
Dick Wells
Cincinnati
Wallace
Ida
Louis Newman
Valley Trambitas
al Sommers
Portland
Mitchell
Altho
Chet Neff
Washington Naval Militia
Chet
Sammy
Rube Walden Voted Among Seattle's Popular Sportsmen
Friends name Rube Walden of Pine Street cafe as a popular sportsman in a city contest reported by The Star. He attends boxing shows and baseball games and is noted as a popular cook as well.
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Rube
Pineast
Rube” Walden
Seattle
Star
Ike
Charley Mullen Joins Seattle Winter Baseballers
Charley Mullen infielder for the New York Yankees travels to Seattle to play with the local winter group. He faces strong opposition but remains confident he will win the regular second base job.
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Charley Mullen
New York Yankees
Seattle
Trapshooting Leaders Soar at Lake and Harbor Event
Green Lake hosted a Sunday trapshooting day after a break. D. R. Baker EB. K. Van Vieck and George Scripture led with 49 of 50. L. H. Reid nailed a perfect score at Harbor Island, while C. F E. McKelvey scored 49.
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Green Lake
D. R. Baker
EB. K. van Vieck
George Scripture
L. H. Reid
Harbor Island
C. F E. McKelvey
Darcy to Take Out Citizen Papers for American Status
Les Darcy plans to become an American citizen and forego returning to the trenches next year, signaling a shift from military service to a civilian future in the United States.
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Les Darcy
Citizen
Western League Back to Old Baseball Pep In Northwestern Style
The Western league votes to abolish visiting club houses, requires players to don uniforms at their hotels, and ride to games by bus to boost fan interest. Proponents argue it restores the old showmanship and hero worship while attempting to halt waning attendance across small minor leagues.
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Western League
Northwestern
Frank Isbell
Dad
Praise for Northwestern Golf Links
Russell Smith, Pacific Northwest amateur champion, praises two California courses Ingleside and Del Monte as the only links of championship caliber in the region. He critiques Southern California greens as sand and asphalt-like, insisting grass greens are needed. The piece ends noting a political note about Prohibition in Oblo as Cincinnati club news breaks.
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California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Russell Smith
Pacific Northwest
Champion Smith
Ingleside
San Francisco
del Monte
Los Angeles
New Officers to Be Elected Tonight at Athletic Club Meet
Seattle Athletic Club gears up for its annual meeting with F. J. Carver nominated for president and Col. W. M. Inglis proposing expanded athletic programs. Dinner at 6 follows the business meeting in the gym with plans to relocate quarters. Nominees include Fred Rautman Edward Hattle John L. Yocum Rob Jansen J. T. Hardeman J. E. Crafter and W. J. Santmyer.
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Seattle Athletic Club
F. J. Carver
Col. W. M. Inglis
Uo Fl
Fred Rautman
Edward Hattle
John L. Yocum
Roh. Jansen
J. T. Hardeman
J. E Cafter
W. J. Santmyer
Ivory hunter leads to surprise in Toledo trial
The piece recounts a Cincinnati scout signing an amateur rightfielder at Toledo for a Reds trial. The scout mistook Schaeffer for the player, leaving both unaware of the swap for months. Schaeffer then played 11 games with 39 at bats, 17 hits for a .436 average, including four home runs, three triples, two doubles and seven steals.
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Cincinnati
Toledo
Reda
Ether
Schaeffer
Nietzke
Elks Lose to Knights of Columbus in Basket Contest
Renton still leads the Northwestern Basketball league with seven wins and no losses after a 34 to 11 defeat on Saturday. Hap Morse was fouled out, hampering the Elks as the Knights of Columbus outplayed them.
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Elks
K. of C
Renton
Knights of Columbus
Hap” Morse
Market notes show steady markets and scarce grapefruit
The report indicates a steady potato market and scarce grapefruit with several carloads en route. Apple prices firm in extra fancy grades while Eger remains uncertain but may steady. Butter strengthens as cream supplies tighten. many fresh vegetables and fruits listed with varied prices and regional sources across California Oregon Washington and Nebraska.
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Eger
Old football star back at Washington U
Rosa MacKechnie, a former Dobie standout, re registers with Washington University after missing last season due to National Guard duty in Mexico. He left school for forestry work but will return to football under coach C J Hunt next fall.
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Rosa Mackechnie
MacKechnie
Washington
Mexico
C. J. Hunt
Soccer Victories for Skinner & Eddy and Seattle Dry Dock
Skinner and Eddy and Seattle Dry Dock squads won yesterday's matches. The shipbuilders defeated Black Diamond 0 to 0 and the Dock lads crushed the Celtics 0 to 0 in a pair of decisive games.
Tad Jones Advocates Boxing to Aid Football at Yale
Tad Jones promotes boxing as a training aid for football players and Yale faces a potential game against West Point as part of its schedule.
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Tad Jones
Yale
West Point
Seattle Hockey Club Poised to Clinch Pennant
Seattle hockey fans sense a pennant as Bernie Morris returns from a knee injury to boost the Seattle Club. Cully Wilson is limited but back in the lineup while Jim Riley shines. Manager Muldoon anticipates the Pacific Coast title and a world championship series against the East, with games slated for the West this year.
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Seattle
Vancouver Millionaires
Bernie Morris
Pacific Coast Association
Spokane
Metropolitan Star
Cully
Wilson
Altho
Jim Riley
Pete Muldoon
Portland
Gonfalon
Family in Need Seeks Work for Father and Support for Four Children
A Treater family at 528 30th Ave North requests aid after the father seeks any kind of employment to support his four children. Neighbors are urged to offer work opportunities or charitable assistance.
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30Th Ave. N
Relatives of Yale Football Stars Enter Spring Track
Old Eli memories return as two Yale freshmen join spring track under Trainer Johnny Mack. F. F. Heffelfinger, son of famed Pudge Heffelfinger, and C. H. Sheviin, son of Yale hero Tom Shevlin, both distance runners report for practice.
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Yale
Eli
Johnny Mack
F. F. Heffelfinger
C. H. Sheviin
Pudge Heffelfinger
Tom Shevlin
Vindicated by Court for Doctor Jordan License Ruling
On January 7, 1915, Doctor J Eugene Jordan had his medical license restored by the Superior Court after the State Medical Board revoked it for an advertisement claimed to be untrue. Judge Walter M French ruled no credulous or ignorant person was deceived and that testimonies of respected community members supported the medicine’s beneficial effects. The decision favored Jordan, who remains practicing on the Second Floor of the Mutual Life Building at First and Yesler.
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J. Eugene Jordan
State Medical Board
Doctor Jordan
Walter M. French
French
Jordan
Medical Board
Dr. Jordan
Mutual Life Building
First and
Yesler
Seatule
C. B. Boyd
Fourth Ave. North
Doctor J Fugene Jordan of Seattle Remedies Ad
There being a number of Doctors Jordan in Seattle it gives his full name and address 619 Fleet Avenue Seattle with office hours 9 am to 8 pm Sundays 12 pm to 6 pm Consultation free Correspondence solicited Watch each Saturday Star for remarkable cures.
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Jordan
Seattle
J. Fugene Jordan
Fleet Avenue
Atch
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