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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1915

Page

7

Hugh Fullerton Breaks Ski Jumping Record Says He Did

In Cary Illinois Hugh S Fullerton and locals recount a ski jump experience described as a record for a beginner. Fullerton details the ride down the 55 degree hill and a 115 foot takeoff, recounting two attempts and a 27 foot first leap. He captures the thrill and humor while noting he seeks a longer jump or risk.

Hugh S. Fullerton Gua Sweden Cary Rayner Omtredt Barney Reilley Rayner

Mays Hints Move to Federals Over Salary Standoff

Portland Feb 6 Carl Mays former Northwestern league pitcher and last season with Providence IL may join the Federals if Boston does not raise his pay to 3600 for next season. Federals president Gilmore has wired for contract terms two years. Mays was drafted by Boston but seeks higher salary. Also mention Wenatchee High School boys basketball loss to Cashmere 28 to blank.

Portland Ore Boston Red Sox Carl Mays Providence International League Federals Gilmore Mays Boston

Seattle Ad Promises Cure for Asthma and Diseases

A Seattle based ad by Olympic View Sanitarium claims cures for asthma bronchial issues and many conditions including bronchitis catarrh gastr ic ulcer bowel diseases rheumatism epilepsy heart eczema and more. The notice offers to provide names and addresses of cured patients and lists contact at 14 16 W Harrison and Queen Anne 3127.

Boston New York Seattle

Boxers to Clash at S A C Friday Smokers card

A boxing smoker at the S A C gym next Friday features two interclub bouts between Multnomah and S A C, five local boxing matches, and two wrestling bouts. Matches include Gleason vs Hewlett at 125, Sontag vs Schull at 158, Baird vs Madden at 125, Phelps vs Banckie at 115, Richardson vs Marshall at 125, Stone vs Cahill at 158, Gleason vs Scott at 115, plus 135 and 126-pound wrestlers to be announced.

Multnomah Seattle Earl Baird Lloyd Madden Tom Phelps Wesley Banckie Phil Richardson Frank Marshall Stanley Stone Herman Cahil Irving Gleason Claud Scott Oliver Rundle Pete Wille

Plymouth Church Five to Meet Y M C A in City Final

Plymouth Church five faces the YMCA tonight in the Plymouth gym for the second game of the city championship. A win would clinch the title after the team won the opener last Saturday night.

Plymouth Church Plymouth

Elks House League Scores and Bowlers Shine

In Elks house league action Capt Hoffmans team No 5 defeated Capt Jones team No 3 by 2396 to 2357 with Hoffman posting a 200 high and 187 average. Geralds cafe squad beat the Bismarcks 2677 to 2567 as John son rolled 209 for high score and 199 for high average. The Violets fell to the Blacks 2714 to 2560 with Harris of the Blacks rolling 237 and a 211 1 3 average. Tonight Grinnell Churchill Stevens Ehrlieh and Schwarzbaugh face Brown Edwards Cook Galbraith and Harris on the A C alleys.

Elks Capt. Hoffman Capt. Jones Hoffman Bismarcks Gerald's Cafe Johnson the Violets Blacks Harris The A. C Grinnell, Churchill Stevens Ehrlieh Schwarzbaugh Brown Edwards Cook Galbraith

Newport R. I. Tennis Club Loses 1915 Championship

The Newport R I tennis club, long a championship scene, has lost the 1915 tournament which the U S association decrees will be played this year on the West Side Tennis Club courts in New York.

Newport, R. J U.S. Association West Side Tennis Club New York

Champ Tennis Race Off This Year In U S Lawn Tennis

At a meeting in New York the U S Lawn Tennis Association decided no challenge would be issued for the Davis cup this year due to wartime travel restrictions. England France Germany and Australia cannot compete, players will be ranked by season play. R O Wrenn of New York was elected president.

New York U.S. Lawn Tennis Association America England France Germany Australia R. O. Wrenn London Harry Vardon Francis Culmet Chick Evans Vardon

Northwestern team owners adopt season schedule

The meeting of Northwestern team owners adjourned at a Seattle hotel after approving a season schedule praised by Joe McGinnity as better than past years. The schedule avoids excessive league matches and preserves balanced play. In billiards, C A Moon, S M Stone and E Stone lead the three cushion tournament at the 8 A C with perfect scores. The Chicago Federal team officially adopts the nickname Whales, based on fan suggestions.

Northwestern Seattle Joe McGinnity C. A. Moon S.M. Stone E. Stone Whales Chicago Federal Fed

Washington Defeats Oregon In Slow Conference Game

The University of Washington beat Oregon 32 to 16 in a slow paced affair marked by many Oregon fouls. Washington received eight fouls from Referee Sexemith amid coach Bezdek's protests as lighting issues interrupted play and Savage struggled for rhythm. The same teams were set to clash again tonight.

University of Washington Oregon Washington Sexemith Bezdek Savage Oregon Aggies

Broadway High and Queen Anne clash in tight basketball

Broadway High tied Queen Anne 28 to 26 after a hard fought game at Queen Anne gym. Hill boys trailed 19 to 0 at halftime but rallied. Franklin beat Hallard 20 to 12. West Seattle upset Lincoln High 23 to 16. Broadway Cassels scored 17 in the 32012 win over Queen Anne Midgets.

Broadway High Five Queen Anne Hill Boys Hill Franklin Hallard West Seattle Lincoln High Lincoln Seconds West Seattle Seconds Broadway Feathers Cassels Broadway Veal End J. W Godwin & Co Ducks, Young White River Burbanks Oregon Yakima Puget Sound Washington the Kradner Co Toney Cabo Ehington Rome Cal Parships Wisconsin Creamery Wisconsin Washington Twins

Dell Dope Mixes Draft News and Court Reversal

Dell Dope Mixes Draft News and Court Reversal reports that N Y Weiser Dell a former Seattle pitcher has been drafted by Newark New Jersey from Seattle and will join Brooklyn this season. The New York appellate court reversed a lower court ruling and ordered a new trial for Casey Hageman versus the American League over contract money.

Auburn N. Y Weiser Dell Seattle Newark N. J Dell Brooklyn New York Casey Hageman American League

Eddie Callahan Granted Unconditional Release by Seals

At his own request Eddie Callahan outfielder for the San Francisco Seals was released yesterday. He will manage a minor league team.

Eddie Callahan San Francisco Seals

Boxing Chatter and Sports Notes From The Era

A collage of boxing gossip and sport reflections critiques a McFarland Gibbons dream bout at Madison Square Garden and weighs weights and odds. The column spoofs promoters, notes prizes, war impact on gear, and mentions Johnson, Open golf hopes, and racing and baseball quirks.

Thompson Leads YMCA Swimming Contest After First Week

Sidney Thompson aged 15 from England leads the boys division in a YMCA swimming meet as the first week closes. Football rules changes loom as the intercollegiate rules committee meets in New York to discuss the forward pass adjustments. Johnny Ertle, bantamweight, defeated Chick Hayes in a ten round Milwaukee bout per newspaper decision. Venice California Coast League team buys William Purtell from Detroit while Oakland acquires Carl Manda from the Chicago White Sox. Real estate ads invite listings in Star Want Ads.

Sidney Thompson England Johnny Ertle St. Pan Chick Hayes Milwaukee Venice Cal William Purtell Detroit Oakland Carl Manda Chicago White Sox

Letters From Star Readers A German Writes

A German correspondent questions militarism and pride in service in the Kaiser's army while contrasting English attitudes. Readers debate German work ethic in London, youth justice, and saloon issues mentioning Seattle and Mercer Island. Readers protest saloon blame and defend liquor sellers amid a youth death case.

the Star London

Englishman defender urges Americans respect in work

The Englishman in The Star argues against A. G. Daman's attack and defends his countrymen. He notes travel in foreign lands, work in the United States, and friendships with Americans. He asserts Americans would treat him with respect when sharing a job.

the Star A. G. Daman Everett United States Canada States

Editor questions importation of Belgians for farms

The Star is challenged for advocating Belgian importation to work southern farms. The letter questions the meaning and potential impact on local workers, urging clarification of the editorial stance and its consequences.

the Star

Navy Yard Route Steamers Schedule from Colman Dock Seattle

HM B Kennedy and Tour steamers depart Colman Dock Seattle at 6 20am 8 00am 10 20am 1 30pm 2 00pm Saturday 6 30pm 11 45pm Sunday times vary timetable subject to change without notice Phone 3101 price 506 round trip

HM. B. Kennedy Colman Dock Seattle

Yakima Gem potatoes drop two dollars at market

Market report notes Yakima Gem potatoes fell two dollars on Saturday with top price dipping from 24 to 22 and bottom price sliding from 22 to 20. Dimmed demand affected both ends of the price range.

Johnson Sought Ahead of Willard Bout Near El Paso

Government officials in El Paso say Washington ordered vigilance for Jack Johnson as he heads toward a March 6 45 round match with Jess Willard across the Rio Grande in Juarez. Johnson faces Chicago solicited white slavery charges and may pass through U S ports en route. News notes Havana arrival reports and a Florida pre season series for Chicago and Philadelphia teams during training.

Ment Washington Jack Johnson Jess Willard Juarez Rio Grange el Paso Johnson Chicago U. S Battle Ground Havana Cuba Philadelphia Florida

Live Questions in Seattle Sagebrush Philosophy

Edwin J. Brown argues against Bouillon on class interests and wage labor. He contends modern industry depends on wage slavery and surplus value extracted by owners, urging opposition to regulation that oppresses private enterprise and favors one class. He contrasts jitney buses with street cars, condemns restrictive policy as oppression.

Seattle Edwin J. Brown DO. D. Sa Wiest Ave Union Bik Mr. Bouillon Boullion Bouillon Raiilroads Second Avenue Union Street LDWLN J. Brown

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