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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1915

Page

7

Hans Wagner Birthday Threatens Hall of Fame Hype

Honus Wagner still shows pep at 41 and aims for a 19th major league season. The article extols his 18 straight years hitting over .300 and anticipates a continued peak career in 1916. Also mentions Ralph Grunan defeating Jimmy Duffy and notes college basketball standings involving Washington State and the U of W.

Horus Portland Lad Jimmy Duffy Pirates John Henry Wagner Honus Hans Pittsburg Wagner

Seattle Receives Arbitration Award For Two Baseball Players

The national board of arbitration at Auburn New York awarded Seattle the services of two baseball players. The board ruled that H. Busey, claimed by Bay City Mid, should join Seattle. The decision settles the transfer dispute and outlines the players’ club affiliations.

Lester Wilson Tacoma Victoria Seattle BE. Barth Roy Grover Vancouver M. E. Reams Aberdeen Itle National Board of Arbitration Auburn N. Y H. Busey Bay City Mid

Coach Dobie Prepares Fresh Baseball Prospects

Coach Dobie begins winter development with 20 varsity hopefuls in preliminary baseball practice as 46 candidates expected by week’s end. Key losses last season included Capt. Jud Graham Ed Leader Elmer Leader Guy Thompson and Willis Bryant, with L J Martin guiding track and field tryouts where 50 men showed interest. Both squads anticipate ample material to form competitive teams this season.

Oach Gil Dobie Doble Jud Graham Elmer Guy Thompson Willis Bryant L. J. Martin

Pitcher Piper Bought From Calgary Shifts to Aberdeen

Dugdale peddled Pitcher Larry Piper to Aberdeen manager John Barnes in exchange for a player, as Barnes sought Charley Fullerton but balked at salary demands. Piper joins a bustling staff of twirlers, making Barnes indifferent to which man Dugdale supplies.

Punkin Husker D. FE Dugdale Larry Piper Calgary John Barnes Aberdeen Barnes Dug Charley Fullerton Charley Piper

McIntyre Plans Vancouver Boxing Tour With 8 A C Boxers

Coach McIntyre, head of the 8 A C boxing program, leaves for Vancouver with three top youths to fight In terclub bouts tonight. Earl Baird meets Bert Soules at 125 pounds, Claude Scott faces Geo Ross at 111 pounds, and Charley Sontag boxes a Canadian opponent. Ross has only one loss this year. Scott faces a tough assignment. Next week Baird and two teammates travel to Victoria, then the group aims for a show at the 8 S A C gym between March 9 and 12.

Het Mintyre Vancouver B.C Earl Baird Bert Soules Claude Scott Geo. Ross Charley Sontag Ross Scott McIntyre Baird Victoria

Giants Reacquire Rube Marquard From Brooklyn Feds

Muggsy McGraw announced an agreement with the Brooklyn Federal management allowing Rube Marquard to return to organized baseball with the New York Giants. The Feds receive $15,000, and all parties avoid potential litigation as the group heads to the Texas training camp.

Rube Marquard New York Giants Rube Hrookfeda Muggsy McGraw Brooklyn Federal Management Star Southpaw Giants Feds Marquard Mathewson Burns Thorpe Pietz Devlin McLean Press Wendell Williams Chalmers New York McCraw Texas

Famous Question Marks of the 1915 Baseball Season

The piece lists nine uncertain points for fans about the coming season. It questions players like Walter Johnson, Larry Doyle, Johnny Evers, Jack Coombs, and others, pondering their health, form, and return. It notes predicting standings is near impossible without full returns from key pitchers and batters.

Walter Johnson Larry Doyle

Market items and incidents headline a mixed local beat

Retail grocery clerks form a permanent group. Thefts include two autos and a garage break in at Mrs J J Reynolds 5134 37th place 8. W L Sanders dies at 53 an investment broker. Miss Claudia McCluskey and Wm Beck marry in Spokane. Unemployed at Hotel Liberty hosts a musical program. Robberies linked to Kitsap county waterfront arrests of Steve McCauley 26 and Mark Boyd 28. Port commission raises wharf agents salaries to 125 monthly. Steamer K L Ames launched in East waterway Wednesday. Three one act plays by Alfred Sutro at the Y M C A Wednesday. Aliens study city government at the Y M C A. G A R members invited to Veterans hall Armory to discuss Haas and Parish candidacy. Elks club organ dedication March 2. Ex Patrolman Reynolds faces trial March 1 on intimidation charges. Yakima Gema price drop noted with commission row Thursday. Market report includes poultry cattle hay and grain prices and local ads.

Port Commission K. L. Ames East Waterway Alfred Sutro Y.Y.M.C.A Veterans’ Hall Armory Haas and Parish Elks’ Club Reynolds Whitehead

Naples Socialists Call General Strike

A general strike is proclaimed by Naples socialists to press for lower bread prices as ongoing economic tensions escalate.

Electra Vita promotion offer for a full color book

A Seattle advertisement promotes Electra Vita a beauty treatment with a 90 page illustrated booklet. It promises pictures of fully developed men and women showing application steps and answers to questions. Free prepaid mailing of the book and a three test sample are offered with consultation hours listed.

Electra-Vita Co Empress Theatre Bidg Second Ave Cor Spring Seattle, Wash

International sport in 1915 steered by war and Freddie Welsh

The piece laments wartime impact on international sport in 1915 and beyond. It credits Freddie Welsh for keeping a glimmer of events alive while noting European leaders and soldiers dominate the scene. It forecasts a grim 1916 Olympic outlook and suggests Americans will face mainly domestic contests until a breakthrough occurs.

Freddie Welsh Hil Nick George Prexy Poincare France Europe Herlin

Dundee to Face Cross in 10 Round Boxing Bout

Johnny Dundee will fight Leach Cross in a 10 round match in New York tomorrow night. Dundee fills in for ex champion Ad Wolgast who sustained a broken right arm and doctors say it may end his fighting career.

Harry L. Davidson Ralph Grunan Portland Jimmy Duffy New York Grunan Duffy Davidson Jess Willard Jack Johnson Johnny Dundee Leach Cross Dundee Ad Wolgast Wolgaast

Smith and Dillon Set for Milwaukee Title Tilt

Gunboat Smith and Jack Dillon were matched to box 10 rounds in Milwaukee on March 17 per manager Jim Buckley. Dillon defeated Johnny Howard of Bayonne in Brooklyn last night in a separate 10 round bout.

New York Gunboat Smith Jack Dillon Milwaukee Jim Buckley Smith Dillon Johnny Howard Bayonne N. J Brooklyn

White and Welsh Ready for Milwaukee Title Bout

Freddie Welsh and Charley White were reported in top condition for their 10 round Milwaukee bout tonight. It is their second meeting after a postponed New York clash two weeks earlier due to White's illness.

Milwaukee Freddie Welsh Charley White White Welsh New York

Elks House League: Hoffman's No 5 Beats Calahan No 7

In last night’s Elks house league, Capt. Hoffman's No 5 defeated Capt. Calahan's No 7 team 2480 to 2364. Brown led the losers with a high 2056 total and 186 average. In Elma bowling, Athletics Snyders Imperi als and Bears share first at 667 percent. Fords are fifth and Colts defeated. Bliss and Enger duo won the weekly prize with a 460 single game.

Elks Capt. Hoffman Capt. Calahan Brown Athletics Snyders Imperials Bears Elma Fords Colts Bliss Enger

Unsettled Venue for Johnson Willard World Title Bout

The fate of the Jack Johnson Jess Willard heavyweight championship match hangs in the air as promoter Jack Curley plans talks in Havana. Johnson delays travel amid fears of Mexican arrest while Willard trains in El Paso. Curley may shift the fight to Juarez or Havana based on guarantees and safety.

Jack Curley Havana Willard Jack Johnson Jess Willard el Paso Mexico Carranza United States Curley Johnson Cuba Juarez Tom Jones

World three cushion event offers prizes. Chicago start set

More than 3000 dollars in cash prizes are offered for the world three cushion billiards championship tourney kicking off in Chicago on March six. Other notes include San Francisco Seafs practice at Boyes Springs and Cliff Blankenship coaching Salt Lakers in San Jose. Roy Davis earns a tryout with the Tacoma Tigers. Great Western circuit dates announced with Dubuque and Des Moines stops. Charlies Comiskey hospitalized in San Francisco. The Olympic club five and the

Chicago San Francisco Seafs Boyes Springs Cal Cliff Blankenship San Jose

Whittier College Heads to San Francisco for Championship

Whittier College basketball travels to San Francisco tonight for the national championship game. The contest pits Whittier against a top opponent as fans eye a national title bid.

Whittier College San Francisco

Wilson's Modern Business College Forms Baseball Team

Wilson's Modern Business College has organized its season with E P Welch as manager. The team plans a late March or early April game against a Seattle league club. Last season the college squad won more than half its games and faced top state teams. Lineup includes Kuntz catcher Baxter pitcher Gillispy first Ed Welch second Smith short Morrison third Stolting Gleason Sheets and Joe Welch in the field.

Wilson's Modern Business College E. P. Welch Kuntz Baxley Gillispy Ed Welch Smith Morrison Stolting Gleason Sheets Joe Welch

Five council candidates address University Community Club

Five candidates T. H. Bolton A. F. Haas Josiah Collins Ed Kennedy and A. E. Parish spoke at the University Community Club in the branch library on Wednesday night. They discussed the Tenth Ave bridge but took no action.

University Community Club University Branch T. H. Bolton A. F. Haas Josiah Collins Ed Kennedy A. E. Parish Tenth Ave

Hill Midgets Triumph In 25 10 13 Victory Over Franklin

The Hill Midgets defeated the Franklin Midgets 25 to 10 to extend Franklin’s losing streak to six games. Hill outplayed their opponents with superior shooting from the field in a fast paced afternoon matchup.

Queen Anne Franklin Midgets Franklin Lads Hill Boys

Last Soccer Game Sets Cup Final at Woodland Park

Next Sunday at Woodland Park the final series game for the McMillan cup matches Seattle Celtica against Tacoma. If Tacoma defeats Celtica the teams tie on points with Celtics and Carbonado requiring a post series game to decide the soccer championship and cup ownership.

Woodland Park Seattle Celtica Tacoma Celtica Celtics Carbonado

Cleveland Guns Perfect Score Sets World Record

In the Interclub championship rifle tournament held in Washington D C last week Cleveland teammates achieved a perfect 1 000 of 1 000 to set a new world record The squad fired 100 shots into a dime sized bull at 765 feet using 22 caliber rifles.

Washington DD. C Cleveland

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