Vancouver Victors Sink Victoria In Coast Hockey Clash
Vancouver defeated Victoria 3 to 1 at Vancouver, breaking their winless skid in the Pacific Coast Hockey League. The visitors opened with two quick goals, while an intense late surge sealed the victory. Kenny Mallen was knocked unconscious late in the second period, and the game featured lineup details and the referee Tommy Phillips.
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BR. C
Victoria
Islanders
Lehman
Patricks
Dardanelles
Kenny Mallen
McCulloch Patrick
Genge Jeee
Patrick Ee Sun Ons
Cocas
Riley Stanley
Mallen Duncan
MecDonald Res Axesu
Kerr
Tommy Phillips
Montreal Drops From Grand Circuit For 1916
Montreal will not compete in the Grand Circuit in 1916 as the war disrupted the racing season in 1915 and caused the cancellation of events and travel difficulties for teams and organizers.
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Montreal
Muldoon Seeks Momentum After Victoria Loss
Manager Pete Muldoon and his Seattle team look to rebound after Victoria’s Tuesday defeat by Vancouver. Seattle anticipates back-to-back games with Victoria while Vancouver meets Portland in Rose City. North Dakota’s Harold White headlines tonight at the Arena with a barrel jumping skate act, a novelty drawing crowd amid the usual hockey chatter.
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Victoria
Pete
Vancouver Millionaires
Portland
Seattle
Mets
Vancouver
Millionaires
Samsa Lacing
Harold White
East
White
Broadway High School Brims with Star Athletes in 1917 Class
Broadway’s 1917 junior class dominates the school’s sports rosters with 12 of 16 lettermen in football and six first-team players on the basketball squad. Notables include La Frey Adams Butcher Bowden Nye Feek Reese Overton Ibble Cassels on football and Sopho More Marquat La Frey Adams Overton Quinn on basketball. Coach Henderson begins rebuilding for next year as juniors prepare to graduate and sophomores and freshmen rise.
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Feek
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Ibble
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Run
Marquat
Quinn
Henderson
Stanford Eight Is Hard at Training
The Stanford University eight, known as the California Giants, trains in Palo Alto with high confidence after their Poughkeepsie showing. Western experts expect a stronger Cardinal crew next season, aiming for June events. the team remains mostly intact aside from Bill Bloesser, due to the five-year rule.
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Poughkeepsie
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Cardinal
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Bill Bloesser
Easterners Leave for U S Golf Assn Meeting in Chicago
The East's first delegation to the annual U S Golf Assn meeting left from here today for Chicago. Included in the party are Howard F. Whitney secretary of the United States Golf Association F S Wheeler candidate for treasurer H W Winthrop and Max Behr.
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New York
U. S. Golf Assn
Chicago
Howard F. Whitney
Unite States Golf Asen
Wheeler
H. W. Winthrop
Max Behr
Welsh Boxing Match Off in New York Armory
The Johnny Dundee Freddie Welsh match scheduled for the 71st Regiment armory on Thursday night is canceled. Militia officers objected to the armory being used as a boxing venue.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Freddie Welsh
71St Regiment
Sommers and Miebus Sketch Draw in Portland Ring
Al Sommers and Earl Miebus fought to a six round draw for the Portland light heavyweight crown as icicles formed on the rafters.
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al Sommers
Earl Miebus
Icicles
SOX Secretary Charles Fredericks Dies in Chicago
Charles Fredericks, longtime secretary of the White Sox since their move to Chicago under Comiskey, died after a period of illness.
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Chicago
Charles Fredericks
White Sox
Comiskey
Seals Acquire Hyatt Purdue and Robinson in Corhan Trade
The San Francisco Seals obtain Purdue and Robinson along with Hyatt from the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange for shortstop Corhan. Miller Huggins orchestrated the deal transferring three players to the Seals.
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San Francisco
Cardinals
Corhan
Miller Huggins
Purdue
Hyatt
Champion Shooter Dead In Albuquerque
George L. Lyon, amateur champion trapshooter from Durham North Dakota, died in Albuquerque New Mexico on January 12 from tuberculosis.
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N. M
George Ll. Lyon
Durham
N. D
Hoppe Supreme Billiards Champion Despite Handicap
Willie Hoppe wins the 18.2 balk line billiard title in New York with a wrist weight handicap. He scored 500 points while rivals Sutton 400 and Slosson 375, proving his superiority. Hoppe, 24 years a pro, began at age four, trained two hours daily, and credits wrist control as key amid relentless opponent scoring.
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Ty Cobb
Eddie Mahan
Jess Willard
Willie Hoppe
New York
Hoppe
George Sutton
George Slosson
France
Vigeaux
Aberdeen to finance a North Western league team
Aberdeen business men will start financing a North Western league team soon. Local fans still hope to see league baseball in the city in 1916.
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Aberdeen
Fielder Declares Waiver Rule Not for Ex-Fed Players
St Louis January 12. Fielder Jones says the waiver rule does not apply to former Federal League players. He plans to put several of his ex Ped players on the market without seeking waivers from American League clubs.
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ST. Louis
Fielder Jones
Seattle Yacht Club to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Members of the Seattle Yacht Club will convene Wednesday evening for the annual meeting and officer elections. J. F E. Chilberg is nominated for commodore.
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Seattle Yacht Club
J. F E. Chilberg
Commodore
Tennis stars enter business in Los Angeles
San Francisco January 12. Maurice McLoughlin and Thomas Bundy renowned tennis players plan to enter the sporting goods business in Los Angeles, aiming to capitalize on their fame and industry connections.
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San Francisco
Maurice McLoughlin
Thomas Bundy
Tara
Los Angeles
Swimming Championships Set for February 10 at Natatorium
The city swimming championships will be held February 10 at the Washington Natatorium under Donald Vickers, former Northwest titleholder. A large, keen entry list is expected with events for men women boys and girls and prizes for event winners. Entries are being received at the Natatorium.
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Washington
Quail Plight Near Seattle Spurs Call To Help
L C Griffiths of 61 Ninth St viaduct warns hundreds of quail are starving on Seattle outskirts due to snow and frost. He urges city sportsmen to band together to buy and store feed for quail through winter, promising big game returns when season opens. He invites interested hunters to contact Main 761.
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Seattle
L. C. Griffiths
Ninth St
Mr. Griffiths
Five Shaping Up for Broadway Basket in City Race
Broadway shows rising form after a defeat by Pine Street basket tossers. Ed Marquat and Lou La Frey are standout forwards, Dick Munson anchors center play, Eddie Marquat praised for dribbling, and Les Turner coaches the team under Henderson guiding new rules as Auto Row School looms as tough next challenger.
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Pine Street
Broadway
Len Turner
Henderson
Ed Marquat
Lou la Frey
Dick Munson
Eddie Marquat
Les Turner
Auto Row
Seattle Still Leads Northwestern Basketball Standings
Seattle remains atop the Northwestern Basketball league after a 34 to 20 win over Preston and a 35 to 18 victory by Orillia. Both Seattle and Orillia sit tied for first with 3–0 records, while two other teams are 0–3.
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Preston Basket Shooters
Orillia
Kent
Cubs Boss Tinker Chases Reulbach From Federal League
Chicago January 12 Joe Tinker manager of the Cubs is pursuing Rd Reulbach a former Cubs pitcher now with the Federal league Reulbach is said to be the property of the Federal league authorities and may switch teams.
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Joe Tinker
Cubs
Rd Reulbach
Reulbach
Federal League
Cowler Loses Again in Boston Boxing Match
Tom Cowler, protegido by Jim Corbett, dropped a 12 round decision to Battling Levinsky in Boston on Tuesday night. Cowler scored an early knockdown but Levinsky proved too clever for the Britisher.
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Tom Cowler
Jim Corbett
Battling Levinsky
Cowler
Levinsky
U W Football Coach Search Delayed Amid 25 Applications
The University of Washington coach selection remains unsettled as the committee failed to narrow the 25 plus applications at Tuesday’s meeting. More time is requested and another week is expected before a final three or four candidates are chosen for board review. Manager Younger may propose a baseball coach at Wednesday’s meeting.
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U. of W
Younger
Fultz Outlines Federal League Players’ Prospects
New York January 12. Former Federal League players may be absorbed by organized baseball through contract assumption by the Federal club and negotiation with the owner. If no club wants the player, organized baseball need not assume the contract, says David Fultz, leader of the Baseball Players’ fraternity.
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David Fultz
The
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Fults
Organized Ball
Fultz
Moran and Fulton to Mix in Gotham
Jimmy Johnston of the Garden Athletic Club announced that Fred Fulton and Frank Moran will box ten rounds in New York early next month. The winner is expected to meet Tommy Burns against Jess Willard in New Orleans during March.
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Jimmy Johnston
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Garden Athletic Club
Fred Fulton
Frank Moran
Tommy Burns
Jess Willard
New Orleans
South Tacoma Athletic Club Considers Growth Plans
At a January 17 meeting the club will open bids for gymnasium and shower bath equipment. A later meeting aims to form a permanent organization as several hundred men apply for membership.
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South Tacoma Athletic Club
Del Monte favored for Western golf tournament
Frank L. Woodward president of the United States Golf Assn says Del Monte in California is the preferred site for the Western tournament. He left for Chicago on Tuesday to attend the annual meeting.
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del Monte
Cal
Frank L. Woodward
United States Golf Assn
Cruel Summer Ahead in Pro Baseball as Peace Changes Labor Field
The column predicts a tough season for Western League owners as the Federal dissolution floods the market with veterans and minor leaguers. It warns many teams will struggle to rebuild while stars are snagged by big leagues, shaping a lean pool for 1924 rosters.
Penn Star Coagh Syracuse Names Hollenbeck Coach
Syracuse January 12 1916 Hollenbeck former Penn star takes charge of the football program at the local university for the 1916 season.
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Hollenbeck
Penn
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