Seattle Triumph Over Portland In One Sided Hockey Clash
Seattle dominated Portland 9 to 3 as Morris and Rowe led the scoring attack. Crowd fouls and smoky arena distracted play, with Beattie and Morris each contributing multiple goals to the rout and the Seattle seven maintaining command from the opening whistle.
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Portland
Muldoon
Seattle
Bernie Morris
Dee
Seattle Seven
Gordon
Roberts Fom Rowe
Dunfrom Oatman
Se Morris
Rickey
Roberta Morris
Rowe Roberts
Riley
Beattie
Morris
Foyston
Harris
Rowe
Loughlin Harris
Row
Branch Rickey Chases Michigan Star Benton
Branch Rickey, head of the St. Louis Nationals, seeks Leland H. Benton a Michigan football and baseball standout. Benton is 24, six feet tall and 190 pounds.
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Branch Rickey
St. Louis Nationale
Michigan
Leland H. Benton
Benton
Jimmy Austin Takes Big Cut in Salary for 1918
Jimmy Austin, third baseman for the St. Louis Browns, signed his 1918 contract but is cut $2,500 from 1917. He earned $5,500 last season and has notified Manager Hendricks that he will sign.
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Jimmy Austin
St. Louis Browns
Austin
Hendricks
Southern League Announces 140-Game 1918 Schedule
The Southern league sets a 140 game season for 1918 and calls a February 25 meeting in Atlanta of magnates to adopt the schedule.
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Atlanta
Lehigh Drops Wrestling Season As Cadets Enlist
Because every member of the 1917 Lehigh college wrestling team has enlisted for army or navy duty the school cancels the varsity season. Informal meets will be held instead at Lehigh University.
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Lehigh College
Believe Capitalists to Build Plant in Seattle Vicinity
Dr. Bailey Willia of Stanford outlines coal field research in King and Pierce counties. The work is linked by Bart Thane and other capitalists to a proposed steel plant near Seattle, though Willia declined to confirm. He said the study aims to gauge Pacific coast independence from Eastern iron and steel makers.
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Seattle
King and Pierce Counties
Bailey Willia
Stanford University
Bart Thane
Willa
New Washington Hotel
Pacific Coast
Iron and Steel
Stolen Goods Worth 1500 From Berry Residence
A thief forced entry through a rear door using a pass key and stole articles valued at about 1500 from A. M. Berry at 302 33rd Ave. The haul included a black seal traveling bag and an evening gown among other items.
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A. M. Berry
33Rd Ave
Edward R. Stettinius Named Army Surveyor General
Edward R. Stettinius of J. P. Morgan & Co. is appointed surveyor general of the army. He will oversee all army purchases and has long served as chief buyer for allied governments in America since early in the war.
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Edward R. Stettinius
J. P. Morgan & Co
Stettinius
America
Market Report from Wheleesie Vegetables and Dairy Goods
Prices paid by dealers for vegetables and dairy items listed with many entries. Includes fruits like cranberries bananas pears apples pineapples and nuts with multiple price points and pack sizes. Mentions specific brands and origins such as Washington California and Oregon and notes last line about insurance reminder for service members.
Young Coach Dawson Horine Garners Big League Interest
Dawson J. Horine, 17, a mentor at Shenandoah Collegiate Institute in Dayton Virginia, is among the nation's youngest baseball coaches. He has refused several trials in the majors after a 64 inning high school season with 32 hits allowed and 0 strikeouts.
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Dawson J. Horine
Shenandoah Collegiate Institute
Dayton
Horine
Connie Mack Plans Smaller Camp Roster
Connie Mack will open spring training in Jacksonville with about 20 players in camp, fewer than the 30 to 40 players typically brought to this camp in past seasons. The manager aims for a tighter squad under his guidance this year.
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Connie Mack
Jacksonville
1913-14 National Open Tops Entries in Golf History
The record year 1913 saw the greatest number of players entered in the open golf championship under the United States Golf Association. The tournament began in 1616 with 11 entrants, marking a long historical progression.
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Unitedtates Golf Association
Leve
All-Star Footballer Anwit In U S Field Service
Robert L. Peck, former center for Pittsburg University, once a top All-American candidate in 1816, serves in the Second Indiana Field Artillery. Peck coached Culver Military Academy’s eleven last fall and donned khaki after the Thanksgiving game.
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Robert L. Peck
Pittsburg University
Waller
Indiana Field Artillery
Peck
Culver Military Academy
Preakness Stakes Purse Raised to Sixteen Thousand
The Maryland Jockey Club announced the added value of the Preakness stake will be 16000 dollars. The race is for three year olds and runs a mile and an eighth at the spring meeting.
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Maryland Jockey Club
Relative claims Hart wears male attire in hospital work
Relatives in Ashuany say Dr. A Lucille Hart has worn male dress during her internship at a San Francisco hospital for several months and that she adopts male clothing at home. They insist she has the same right to dress practically as any woman in factory or shop work.
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Ashuany
Ure
A. Lucille Hart
San Francisco
Jersey Snowbank Wins Tussle With War Tank
At Camp Dix New Jersey a local snowbank defeated the British tank Britannia in a demonstration before thousands. The tank skidded in snow and rolled onto its side injuring the driver moments after getting stuck in a gravel pit.
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Jersey
Snowbank
Camp DIX
N. J
Britannia
Guatemala Earthquake Destroys Thousands of Homes and Cathedrals
Wallington reports eight thousand of Guatemala’s most beautiful homes valued at more than 80 million dollars were totally destroyed in the recent quake. Government buildings and cathedrals valued higher were also reported as a complete loss.
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Wallington
Guatemala
Joaquin Mendez
Mustn't Sell Tobacco in Trains Workless Day
Washington on February 7 reports the fuel administration ruling that selling candy cigars and cigarets on passenger trains on fuelless Monday violates the workless day order. It is cited as outside explicit mention but within the spirit of prohibitions including hotels and drug stores.
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Washington
Fuel Administration
Portland Team Set for Pendleton Spring Training
Judge McCredie favors moving the Portland baseball team’s spring camp to Pendleton in Eastern Oregon contingent on Pacific Coast International league dates. If opening day is April 30 the camp runs April 3–28. if May 7 the group would assemble April 19. The Pendleton crowd favors four weekend games, with McCredie eyeing Portland dates before the season. Al Hartman, ex Washington State College pitcher, expresses interest in joining the Portland squad.
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Portland
Pendleton
Judge McCredie
Rooke
Dleton
al Hartman
Washington State College
Beavers
Tacoma
Denver
Judge
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