Western football gains from Brown victory and Spokane hopes
Western State College beat Brown 16 to 7, affirming strong regional gridiron status alongside Yale and Harvard hopefuls. Spokane aims to host a major football game, while promoter Dr. B F Roller covers wrestling for the New York Herald and recalls earlier Seattle roots and athletic leadership roles.
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Brown
O. A
Michigan Aggies
Yale
Carlisle
Williams
Vermont
Harvard
Lyra
W. Ss
Coun
Gil Doble
Crimson
W. SC
B. F. Roller
Seattle
New York Herald
Gotch
Roller
Huggins Sways Free Pass Counts In National League
Miller Huggins led in bases on balls with 74 in 107 games, a 69.2 percent rate, while Frank Cravath drew 86 in 150 games, a 57 percent rate. Huggins earned his passes by troubling pitchers, Cravath received many via intentional walks.
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Miller Huggins
Nationals
Cravath
Huggins
Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank Offers 4 Percent Interest
The World Is Capital Hungry and a prosperous Seattle resident can build a capital fund at the Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank. It urges saving for profitable investment when the time is ripe. Deposits made through January 8 will earn 4 percent interest from January 1.
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Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank
Seattle
Cornhuskers Seek Washington Football Series in Seattle and Lincoln
Nebraska football authorities received a telegram Monday proposing a 1916 game with Washington in Seattle and a 1917 return in Lincoln. The proposal will be discussed by the board of control and the faculty athletic committee within the week.
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J. Arthur Younger
University of Nebraska
Washington
Seattle
Lincoln
Board of Control
Rangers Top Tacoma to Seize Lead in Tight Soccer Clash
In a windy Woodland Park match, the Seattle Rangers defeated Tacoma 3 to 1 to take sole possession of first place. The halftime score was level as Seattle surged in the second half with two quick goals.
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Seattle Rangers
Tacoma
City of Destiny Boys
Seattle
Rangers
Woodland Park
Celtica
Murdock
Celtics
Smith
Blair
Black Diamond
Carbonado
Coast magnates prepare 1916 Pacific Coast schedule
San Francisco January 3 King Baseball said to shake off sleep and plan to resume work tomorrow as Pacific Coast league magnates meet to prepare the 1916 schedule Ed Maler will attend for the first time since taking control of the Vernon club
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San Francisco
Ed Maler
Vernon Club
W. S. G.'s Speed Beats Brown in Pasadena
Washington State won 14 to 0 over Brown in Pasadena on Saturday. Western scored in the final two quarters with quarterback Durham kicking both goals. Brown held W S C scoreless in the first half and twice neared scoring, but Western's line withstood their drives.
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Pasadena
Washington State
Brown
Durham
Novice golfer wins by default in invitation match
A novice golfer arrived at 9 a m for an invitation tournament and spent a quiet morning seeking Mr Bye who failed to appear. After nine holes he learned the opponent was ill and that he had won the match by default in a humorous misunderstanding.
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Mr. Bye
Gridiron Captain Faints in Los Angeles After Game
Captain Ace Clark of the West Coast football squad fainted at a New Year’s Day dress ball in Los Angeles from exertion after the Brown game. The Brown game cited as the event leading to his collapse. Coliseum Theatre, the world’s largest photoplay house, will open on Wednesday January 6.
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Los Angeles
Ace Clark
W. 8
Coliseum Theatre
Harry Sinclair Rewrites Baseball With Big Money Moves
Ten years ago Harry Sinclair, then a Tulsa drug clerk, built a fortune from oil and real estate. He backed the Kansans City Federal club for 600000, moved the franchise to New York, and funded a landmark ballpark. His wealth pressured baseball magnates to seek peace and a national settlement.
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Harry Sinclair
Brown Holmes
Tulaa
Oklo
Kansans City Federal Club
Kansans City
New York
Feds
Sinclair
Sinclairf
Fed
Garry Herrmann
Peace Dove
Australian boxer Dyer seeks US engagements as singer actor
Fred Dye the Australian middleweight, famed as both boxer and singer, is bound for the United States. He reportedly matched the stage talents of his boxing notoriety, with claims that he can secure engagements on request.
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United States
Fred Dye
Les Darcy
Darcey
Jimmy Clabby
Eddie McGoorty
Jeff Smith
Dyer
Abe Hicken Becomes First American Lightweight Champion
Forty seven years ago Abe Hicken won the lightweight title by beating Pete McGuire in five rounds at Perrynville Maryland. Willie Ritchie, now American champion, has gained weight and must fight in welterweight.
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Abe Hicken
Pete McGuire
Perrynville
Willie Ritchie
Bellevue A. C. Beats Pilgrims 28 to 10 in Seattle
The Bellevue A. C. basketball team defeated the Pilgrims of Seattle on Saturday by a 28 to 10 score, showcasing strong defense and an efficient offense. The game highlighted Bellevue's sharp shooting and rebounding advantage throughout a low scoring affair.
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Bellevue A
Pilgrims
Seattle
Golf Gossip and Winners Across the Nation
John OG Anderson claims golf in France is dead due to war with links abandoned as players join the front. Maurice McLaughlin pursues golf as a new hobby after tennis. Cranford Golf Club honors Max Marston and E. W. Ward with Jerome D. Travers present. Sam Russell wins Chapin cup at Seattle Golf Club defeating Jack Ballinger. Fifty eight entries for Seattle handicap tourney. An indoor course opens in Stuart Building basement charging 20 cents per hour. Fred C. Godley defeats A. J. Schoephoester for captain's cup at University course.
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John OG. Anderson
France
Sam Russell
Seattle Golf Club
Jack Ballinger
Stuart
J. F. Douglas
The
Metropolitan Building Co
Seattle Ice Men Sail to Vancouver for Revenge Match
Pete Muldoon and his Metropolitan hockeyists will depart by boat Monday night for Vancouver to avenge last week’s defeat handed by Frank Patrick and his Millionaire seven at home. Vancouver strengthens its squad with the return of Mickey Mackay from injury at Victoria.
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Pete Muldoon
Vancouver
Frank Patrick
Mickey Mackay
Victoria
McGovern Considered for Washington Football Coach Job
University of Washington board committee weighs Johnny McGovern former Minnesota quarterback and recent head coach of a private prep school for the vacant coaching position. His team posted a solid record last fall and he earns earnest consideration among possible successors to Dobie.
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University Board of Control
Bobie
Washington
Johnny McGovern
University of Minnesota
McGovern
OLeary Knocks Out Kid Scaler in Edmonton Bout
Johnny O'Leary of Seattle lightweight champion of Canada knocked out Kid Scaler the American lightweight in the eighth round Saturday. O'Leary led every round and has signed for bouts at Tom Andrews Milwaukee club this month.
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Edmonton
Johnny O'Leary
Seattle
Canada
Kid Scaler
Leary
Tom Andrew
Milwaukee
Oakwood stock farm to become cattle raising plant
San Francisco January 3 The Oakwood stock farm the largest thoroughbred breeding establishment in California will be converted into a cattle raising plant according to today’s announcement by owners Lawrence and Comstock.
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San Francisco
California
Oakwood
Lawrence & Com-stock
Stockholders List for Bank Shares Across Numerous Names
A long roster of individuals and entities appears as stockholders of a bank, listing names from Adair Gee to Chas. Holter and including firms such as Federal Invest. Co and Title Trust Co. The document catalogues numerous male and female holders, with varied surnames and initials, indicating a broad shareholder base.
Directors Who Reflect Character Upon the Bank
A roster of business figures including A F Anderson lumberman and J H Bloedel president shows a list of bank directors. The document names executives from lumber, shipping, construction, and mercantile firms, with roles such as vice president president secretary and treasurer.
Bank Officers Listed with Titles and Roles
The officers include W. Baker as Vice-President, W. Campbell as Cashier, J. H. Blobdel as Vice-President, and N. HL Seil as Assistant Cashier, detailing bank leadership roles.
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W. Baker
W. Campbell
J. H. Blobdel
N. HL Seil
Large roster highlights staff roles and names
A long list of employees with job titles such as tellers bookkeepers stenographers and clerks appears as a large happy family. The names include Wm Cunningham John N Bradt R L Gentry Mollie Horgan Florence Maloney Thos Faull Marion Robbine PM Banks Ansley M R Jamieson Harold Murray and Frank Swanson among others.
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Sutter
Wm. Cunningham
John N. Bradt
R. L. Gentry
W. Hope, Jr
Camp
Chester B. Starks
BE. M. Lots, Jr
A. R. Steele
Mollie Horgan
Florence B. Maloney
Thos. W. Faull
Marion B. Robbine
Banks Ansley
M. R. Jamieson
Harold H. Murray
Frank O. Swanson
Record of Growth in Deposits 1915
Deposits under call December 31 1914: $1,904,344.15. Deposits under call March 4 1915: $2,002,482.85. Deposits under call May 1 1915: $2,306,676.04. Deposits under call June 23 1915. Deposits under call September 2 1915. Deposits under call November 10 1915. Deposits at close of business December 31 1915 reached $9,138,614.69.
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Phil Ball
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J. H. Bloedel
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Frances C. Christie
S. M. Cochran
W. T. Coleman
Conkle
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Hartley Gove
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Mildred Hodson Willits
B. Herr
Molite
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Chas
Horton
J. W. Hughes
Fr. W. Hurlbut
F. J. Jackson
F.C. Johnstone
Margaret C. Johnstone
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Chris Kruser, B. Lamont
H. Lave
J. C. Lindsay
Mf. J. McAliaster
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Lomila McLean Victoria Mclean
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Bloedel-Donovan Tumber Mills
Albert Daub
Alaska
F. T. Fischer
Fischer Bros
Robert R. Fox
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J. W. Maxwell
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