Washington Hawks Triumph Over Idaho in Senior Cager Clash
The University of Washington routs Idaho 29 to 17 in Seattle. Savage's team tosses short passes and tight defense to dominate the visitors after a taxing east trip. Washington leads 23 to 9 at halftime, Idaho limited to eight second-half points. Savage to take seven players to Oregon for five-game series.
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Tony Savage
U. of W
University of Idaho
U. of W. Cym
Savage
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
University of Oregon
Oregon Aggies
Willamette
Centralia Fight Ends In Draw Between Gotchy And Preston
In Centralia, Feb. 16, Gotchy of Centralia and Chi Preston of Hoquiam fought four rounds to a draw at a Tumwater Athletic Club match. Gotchy led two rounds to one before the third ended with a nine count on his opponent. They are set to rematch March 1.
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Centralia
Gotchy
Chi Preston
Hoquiam
Tumwater Athletic Club
Water record trio shines for Hillnels club in AAU meet
Oh U Harry Hebner Perry McGillivray and Mike McDermott led the Hillnels Athletic club in a Central AAU championship night that saw 14 American and four world records, with Hebner breaking Daniels and others as the trio crushed multiple marks from 100 to 880 yards, aiming for more in the national Panama Pacific event.
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Hugh S. Fullerton
Chicago
Hillnels Athletic Club
Harry
Perry
Mike
Oh U
Harry Hebner
Daniels
Hebner
Perry McGillivray
J. G. Hatfield
England
Mike McDermott
Holman
Taylor
Panama-Pa‘eifle Exposition
Bowling League Scores Tie After Night of High Averages
In Dowling Elks House league Capt Gardiner team No 4 beat Capt Drake No 1 2295 to 2271 with Gardiner top scoring 204 and Daly high average 180. Western Electric beat Puget Sound Traction 2112 to 1983 with Lisky and Gilleapy 194 high score and 177 high average. General Electric beat Puget Sound Traction 2154 to 1927 leaving GE and WE tied for first in Electric league. Six hundred women appeared in the International Bowling Association event in Minneapolis and no phenom scores were rolled.
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Capt. Drake
Outfit
Gardiner
Daly
Imperial
Western Electric Co
Weastinghouse Electric
Lisky
Gilleapy
General Electric Co
Puget Sound Traction Co
Bismarck
General Electric
Western Electric
International Bowling Association
Minneapolis
Trackmen Sign Up at University of Washington Coach
Forty nine students signed up with Coach L J Martin for the track team this season. Martin expects at least fifteen more men before the first turnout next Tuesday as others warm up on the track ahead of the season start.
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TU. of W
L. J. Martin
Martin
Hogue Beats Hulen in Northwestern Balkline Tryouts
Ray Hogue of Seattle defeated Charley Hulen of Seattle in a billiards balkline tryout match. Hogue scored 260 points in 45 innings, while Hulen totaled 18. Hogue's high run reached 28, surpassing Hulen's 23. Mac Pilgalion of Portland and G I Rice of Spokane lead the tournament and clash tonight.
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Ray Hogue
Seattle
Charley Hulen
Northwestern
Hogue
Hulen
Husen
Tacoma
Mac Pi
Touchard Dominates Singles To Edge Toward Indoor Title
In New York at the Seventh Regiment Armory Touchard defeated J M Steinacher 6 1 6 4 to stay on track to defend his national indoor singles crown. Karl Behr defaulted to E H Whitney of Harvard. A 200 mile endurance run is planned for the summer by the Arrow Move club of Hudson county New Jersey.
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Seventh Regiment Armory
G. F. Touchard
J. M. Steinacher
Karl Behr
E. H. Whitney
Harvard
Arrow Move Club
Hudson County
N. J
Various Seattle Society and Public Notices From Monday
Fifty Seattle window decorators gathered for a banquet at the Hotel Savoy. Nine Piegan Indians passed through Seattle en route to an expo. A benefit social for Cathedral school planned in Cathedral hall Tuesday night. Montara, a famed blockade runner, to ship salmon to New York. Pat Tammany to wed Florence Smith Tuesday. Irish residents to meet Tuesday at the Arctic club for Patrick's day plans. Newly elected Tilikums officers to meet Tuesday at the Press club. Congregational ministers met for preliminaries at Plymouth church. Arlington cemetery honors Maine dead. Six R. R. presidents to ask Iowa for half cent fare per mile. Funeral services for Rev. Father Dowling in Kansas City. Dawson marks a century of peace with England and Virginia. Horse replaced by motor trucks in Everett fire department. W. B. Martin estate pays $758.55 to state. Empress of Ireland suit tried in Montreal. Red Cross shifts relief to Samoa natives from Washington. Louis Roth of Palo Alto ends fasting on wife’s advice. Mayor Mitchel asks embargo on wheat exports. Chicago man notes railroad wages rising faster than cost of living. Mrs. William C. Story seeks a second term as president general, DAR in Washington. Salt Lake City judge rules a $15 million Utah land-holder is illegal. AMA says insanity testimony is a scandal. Chinese eggs may be labeled if senate bill passes. Everett judge rules against coroner abolition in Washington. Wheeling judge says labor unions biased by federal judge. Canadian battalion sails from Victoria. G Kassen wins in Solomon burden handicap dog race. Nell Jamieson of Everett cites tariff discrimination against shingle manufacturers.
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Cathedral School
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New York
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University
Florence Smith
Arctic Club
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Arlington Cemetery
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Iowa
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Kansas City
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England
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King County
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Samoa
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Palo Alto
Cal
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Chicago
William C. Story
Salt Lake City
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American Medical Association
Senate
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Countien
Wheeling
W. Va
Canadian Battalion
Victoria
G. Kassen
Solomon Burden
Nell Jamieson
Frances Skinner Wins Honors at Vassar in Seattle
Frances L Skinner, a Seattle girl, earns honors at Vassar College as coverage notes her achievement. The report highlights her academic distinction and regional pride from Seattle.
Winslow basketball team to challenge Seattle Y M C A
Crowds root Winslow to Seattle for a game against the undefeated Seattle Y M C A first team on the Y floor. The Y team has 17 wins this season and no losses, while Seattle beat Bellingham association 42 to 32 Saturday night and Anacortes High School claims Skagit county title by beating Sedro-Woolley 38 to 13. Orillia A C defeated Poulsbo 36 to 13 and will end season with Winston game at Laschi Park gym on Feb 22.
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Seattle
Seattle Y Boys
Hellingham Association
Anacortes High School
Skagit County
Sedro-Woolley
Orillia A. C
Poulsbo
Orillia
Winston
Laschi Park
Arizona Beats W. U. rifle team in intercollegiate match
Washington State college leads the intercollegiate shooting competition after a fifth match with 986 of 1000 points. The U of Washington rifle team lost to the Arizona club 869 to 34, according to reports from Washington. Read the Real Estate Bargains in Star Want Ads.
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U. of W
Arizona
Washington
Pullman
Washington State College
Star Want
March Baseball Magazine Highlights Eddie Collins and Baseball Reform
The March Baseball Magazine spotlights Eddie Collins with unpublished career facts and pieces by Han Johnson Comiskey Charles Weeghman F C Lane and Collins. It also covers topics from Portland coast captaincy debates to rivalries and upcoming fights and trades including Watt Powell to Mobile and Hudnall’s prospects.
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March
Eddie Collins
Collins
Lssue
Han Johnson
Comiskey
Charles Weeghman
F.C. Lane
Feds
Girls testify to paying to avoid police arrest in Crane case
In December a man named Crane allegedly offered to shelter two girls in his building and later demanded protection for a fee. Rice testified he collected $15 total from the two girls and passed it to Crane, with $1 per third fee cited by witnesses. The girls identified Crane as the protector and receipts were shown as a $100 bait sum. Crane sat impassively as prosecution details emerged. Jurors and witnesses described meetings at a cafe and a downtown hall with officers allegedly threatening prosecution.
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Rice
Crane
Basia
Frank J. Bennett
Gladys Bates
Catherine Roberts
Hilyer
Catherine Roberta
No Chance for Justice in New York
Judge Hand dismissed the $250,000 alienation suit of Max Kleist against E N Breitung as a mistrial after a newspaper interview. He ruled press coverage prejudicial to the defense and linked the story to the assault claims, calling it an instance of the impossibility of obtaining justice in the city.
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New York
New Mexico
Hand
Haynes granted re hearing in Seattle damage case
Olympia Feb 16 Dora Haynes was granted a re hearing of her damage claim against the city of Seattle by the supreme court. The case will be heard before the full bench next term.
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Olympia
Misas Dora Haynes
Seattle
Supreme Court
Mandot to Meet Shugrue in 20 Round Bout
New Orleans February 16 Joe Mandot lightweight who drew with Johnny Dundee last night has signed for a 20 round clash with Joe Shugrue of Jersey City. Shugrue recently beat Champion Freddie Welsh and the promoter plans a title bout on March 22 with the winner.
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Tex” Vernon
Mariette
Wis
Frankie Conley
United States
America
Monte Attell
Conley
Abe Attell
Joe Mandot
Johnny Conlon
New Orleans
Johnny Dundee
Joe Shugrue
Jersey City
Freddie Welsh
Leane
Welsh
Easy to Make Jim Giggle With Gas
Jimmy Clabby fooled Herrmann Schaefer the comedian by using laughing gas before the Gib bons fight. Schaefer tried to cheer Clabby with jokes while the dentist worked, and the wrestler laughed along until Clabby asked if Schaef had said something, finishing the prank with gas.
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Jim
Jimmy Clabby
Herrmann Schaefer
Gibbons
Clabby
Schaef
Schaefer
Billiards Standings Highlight 8 0.800 Leader
BILLIARDS C A Moon leads the 8 A C three cushion billiard standings with eight wins and two losses for a .800 percentage. W P Harding is second at .692 and A Van Vechten third at .666. A month long pool and billiard tournament at the Arctic club begins February 20, with plans to be finalized at the Pot Luck pool party Thursday evening.
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C. A. Moon
Arctic Club
Title Insurance Besides Personal Relief and Security
Mr F J Martin president of the Northwestern Mutual Fire Association explains that title insurance reduces personal responsibility and protects those handling trust funds by adding security beyond the premium. He notes individuals may risk but trustees gain added safety from title insurance.
Pell Wins Gold Racquet Final at Tuxedo Park
Clarence C. Pell repeated last year’s form by beating club mate Stanley G. Mortimer in the gold racquet final at Tuxedo Park on February 16. If Pell repeats next year, the trophy becomes his property.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Clarence C. Pell
Stanley G. Mortimer
Pell
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