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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1915

Page

7

Matty Is Only Old Giant Left From 1906 Championship

The Giants loss of Geo Wiltse leaves Christy Mathewson as the last remaining older star on the roster aside from Manager McGraw. Wiltse, long a popular pitcher, was released to permit his transfer interests to Syracuse via the Jersey City International League franchise. Wiltse's 1913 glove work in the injured Merkle incident helped the Giants win a key game, showcasing his control and pace.

New York Geo. Wiltse New York Giants Christy Mathewson Giants McGraw Wiltse Jersey City International League Syracuse Fred Merkle Flrnt-Eacker Philadelphia Athletics Wiiltse Mathewson

Seattle Nationals to Elect Officers at Special Meeting

The Seattle Nationals soccer club calls a special meeting tonight at 418 Pike for reorganizing and electing new officers before Sunday's game against Tacoma. All supporters, especially Ranger backers, are invited to attend at 8 o clock sharp.

Seattle Nationals Pike At Tacoma Ranger

Outdoor winter sports praised in Canada and the U S

Winter sport writing laments low American interest while praising Canadian participation. The piece argues lacrosse as a national game, notes a Montreal hockey watching invitation, and surveys university wrestling coaching and matches with comments on coaches, athletes, and managers.

Candidates for Crews Out at University of Washington

Fourteen candidates for the first crew and several for the freshman crew reported yesterday for the first workout under Coach Hiram Conibear at the University of Washington. Two workouts weekly proceed toward mid semester exams before nightly sessions. Boats move to Lake Washington mid February as Conibear aims to gauge new material.

Hiram Contbear U. of W Lake Washington Conbear

Savage Guides War Eagle Basketball Into First Conference Test

Under Tony Savage, the University of Washington basketball team held an afternoon practice with Captain McFee filling in during Savage's East absence. Shooters are inconsistent with team play, and unless they improve drastically before the conference opener with Oregon Agricultural College, they face tough competition.

Tony Savage U. of W Savage East Capt. McFee Oregonians

Harlem Tom Murphy Dies After Beating by Beecher

Harlem Tommy Murphy, veteran boxer from New York, died following injuries from a ten round bout with Willie Beecher at the Longacre Athletic club. Beecher dominated the action last night by constant mauling and targeting Murphy’s sore left ear.

New York Harlem Tommy Murphy Willie Beecher Longacre Athletic Club Murphy Beecher Tommy

New Scrapper to Box Wright at Seattle Boxing Show

A Seattle boxing card at the Austin and Salt gym under the Grand Opera House features Dick Wayne of Portland versus Billy Wright in the semi final. Wayne and Wright bring strong local reputations as fans expect a tight bout. A third bout was added with Pat Scott versus Chet Neff as the main event, while Harry Anderson and Percy Cove square off after Cove’s recent recovery from a prior steeP-slam.

Seattle Austin & Salt P. A Grand Opera House Dick Wayne Portland Billy Wright Wayne Wright Little Wright Pat Scott Chet Neff Dan Salt Harry Anderson Percy Cove Cove Leo Crevier Anderson

Seattle high schools consider adding swimming to sports

Plans under consideration by the four largest Seattle high schools could add indoor aquatic contests to the sports program. A swimming league may form to compete for the silver cup donated by W. F. Playce of the Washington natatorium, with a meeting set in the coming week to finalize details.

Seattle 8. F. Playce Washington

Rowland Named Manager Candidate by Comiskey in Major League Push

New York January 5 Clarence Henry Rowland a top minor league player is chosen by Owner Comiskey to manage the Chicago White Sox Critics call it a whim but Rowland’s popularity and baseball knowledge are seen as key justifying the gamble If he translates major league opportunity into success Comiskey and Ban Johnson expect Rowland to impact the club Neglecting salaries figures shows Johnson Eddie Collings and Ty Cobb set to earn far more next year than the Philadelphia infield and outfield averaged years ago

New York Comiskey Chicago White Sox Clarence Henry Rowland Rowland Callahan Ban Jo&pson Ban Johnson Walter Johnson Philadelphia Douglas Lajoie Cross Lauder Delehanty Cooley Thomas Eddie Collings Ty Cobb Johnson

Giants swap three for Hans Lobert

New York manager John J. McGraw announced the trade that sends Al Demared Milton Stock and Jack Adama to Philadelphia in exchange for third baseman Hans Lobert. McGraw said Lobert improves the infield and weak third base position, boosting chances to lead the National League next season.

New York Hana Lobert Giants John J. McGraw Hans Lobert Phillies al Demared Milton Stock Jack Adama Quaker Town McGraw Lobert

Black Diamond Team Drops Out Of McMillan Cup Race

The Black Diamond team withdraws from the McMillan cup due to insufficient funds and will disband. The league plans to continue with Seattle’s Celtics and Nationals, plus Tacoma and Carbonado, as replacements seek miners to fill the vacant spots.

Fort Lawton Seattle Celtics Nationals Tacoma Carbonado

Sporting Notes From New York And San Francisco

Representatives from Eastern cities formed a national athletic body the Gaylic Athletic Association of the United States in New York. In billiards R F Fox leads the 8 A C tourney with .785, J Lewin .727 and Churchill .692. Pacific Coast league directors waited in San Francisco for M R Evans FE Mater and Hap Hogan who did not attend. Galbraith and Grinnell won six of ten from Edwards and Conover, with Galbraith totaling 2035 and high game 266 and high average 203. A smoker will entertain Washington Newspaper Institute delegates at the Faculty Men's Club tomorrow night. Salt Lake baseball club to pay $10,000 as first installment for former Sacramento franchise. $60,000 total, $40,000 raised in Salt Lake. Whites beat Blacks on the 8 A C alleys 2783 to 2629. Conover high score 218. Stusser and Riddle high average 183.

New York The Gaelic Athletic Association of the United States Pacific Coast League San Francisco M. R. Evans Salt Lake FE. Mater Hap Hogan Venice Galbraith Grinnell Edwards Conover A. C. Alleys Chamber of Commerce Washington Newspaper Institute Sacramento Lake City Stusser and Riddle

Star's Sport Primer Memory Keeps Ten Thousand Dollar Gift

A star athlete recalls a childhood gift of ten thousand dollars from his father then reveals a chorus girl who entered his life, taking half of his fortune. The account blends fame, temptation, and personal consequence in a reflective sketch.

Corbett Takes On Bonds as Manager in Boxing Plot

Joe Bonds, a Tacoma heavyweights boxer, welcomes James J. Corbett as his new manager after impressing the former champ during his Portland vaudeville stint. Corbett plans to oversee Bonds affairs after returning from Australia and prior to an upcoming tour. In Union Hill, six year old Filomino Aurello dies at home after jumping rope 800 times and collapsing following her 300th jump.

Tacoma Joe Bonds James J. Corbett Portland Corbett Bonds Mit Union Hill N. J Filomino Aurello

Real Estate in Star Want Ads

Star newspaper lists current real estate want ads including property types, prices, and locations. Listings feature residential and commercial options with unit details, contact numbers, and brief terms for interested buyers and renters.

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