Doings of Sportcom at the Monarch alleys
The Monarch alleys host lively matchups between the Columbians and Yiemareka while the Pacifics meet the Empires in another house league night. Fans enjoy heated play, clever framing and strong refereeing by Stine, Douthitt, McFadden and Nelson as teams vie for prizes and bragging rights.
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Columbians
Yiemareka
Rainiers Ve Shamrocks
Monarch Alleys
Strugeics
Susand
Hob Bushell
Basketball League
Messrs
Stine
Douthitt
McFadden
Nelson
Ee Seleeen
Tigers
Eeee MC. A
West Seattles
Pugilist Young Corbett quits ring as era ends
Nelson plans to train with Motov ern in Philadelphia for a March match while critics note Corbett’s decline after a rapid rise. The piece also covers campus football politics at Pennsylvania and tensions in early baseball circles with Lawrence Lajoie reportedly saving 90,000 since 1902.
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Nelson
Philadelphia
Motovern
Bia
Terry
Tite
Lawrence Lajoie
Cleveland
Monarchs Dominate Tacoma In Bowling Match Upset
Monarchs soar to a decisive win over Tacoma as standout scores by Pawlasek 222 and O Donnell 237 lead the visitors. Linestrom tops Tacoma with 2 high score while Pampusch and Brovall post 215 and 205. Final team totals show Monarchs at 962 pins to Tacoma’s 903.
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Tacoma
Monarchs
City of Destiny
Linestrom
Trifle
Franz
Pawlasek
Jesu” Brovall
Pampusch
Rollo
O'Donnell
Deoble
Emilee
Jetnhard J. Tacoma
Pawtanek
Poweed
Martin
Wanderers Edge Port Blakeley 1 0 In Pleasant Beach
Wanderers defeated Port Blakeley 1 to 0 at Pleasant Beach in a tight spring clash. Marshall starred in goal for Wanderers, repeatedly thwarting attacks, while referee Reeks earned praise for fair, capable officiating from players and spectators.
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Wanderers
Port Blakeley
Pleasant Beach
Marshall
Reeks
Why It Is Soccer The Origin Of The Term Football
An article argues the term soccer derives from association football and notes its Oxford University origin. It contrasts with rugby’s “rugger” shorthand and reflects on why the word soccer has spread, while football remains the preferred term in some places.
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Oxford University
England
Rugger
Olympians defeat Kent in three straight, 116 pin margin
The Kent bowlers were unable to match local strong play as Olympica seized control from the start. Hodges led Kent with 273 high score and 194 average, while White Chuolie produced double century efforts for the Olympica as the totals show Kent 904 807 850 and Olympics 826 879 566 across three sessions.
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Kent
Titus
Olympica
Hodges
White
White and Chuolie
Kent Wondere
Fed
Boucher
O.oe
Hmullegan
Burns Hopeful in Los Angeles Fight Plan Against Hart
In a letter to the sporting editor from Los Angeles boxer Tommy Derma outlines training for a heavyweight title bid against Marvin Hart next month. He reports weight changes, lists teammates Al Kauffman Joe Green Kid Herman and himself, and notes a $1000 commitment for a finish fight with O'Brien.
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Marvin Hart
Tommy Burns
Los Angeles
Dickering
Best Qariner
Tommy Ryan
O'Mines
Fire
Qua Ruhlin
Jack
O'Brien
Nelson
Moorman
Rattler
Tommy Derma
Seattle
Marvin
Tommy
Sporting Editor
Had
Oagee
al Kauffman
O'Kien
Hart
Johan Wille
Chicago
Wille
the Herald
Joe Green
Kid Solomon
Kid Herman
Twenty Men Turn Out For Rowing Practice At The U
Twenty men at the University are turning out for rowing practice on Washington three times weekly. Only the shell and one barge are available now, with new equipment planned. If Captain Dick OGlouster develops a plan, crews from each class will join the Junior Day exercises on May 3, with varsity and freedmen tours meeting Berkeley.
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Washington
Dick Oglouster
Herkeley
Bombshell Dropped in Board Meeting Over Player Signings
A special board meeting of the basketball league discusses last minute signings and a proposed rule requiring players to be signed for one month before appearing on the floor. Dissatisfaction rises over recent signings of two standout players and calls for uniform league rules.
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Theetball League
Siguing
Moidenhlaner
Lee
Olympics
Tigers
Mntermediates
Equal footing for all teams at thern meeting
A meeting tonight addresses balance among teams. Participants argue good men are signed but insist on equal footing to resolve the difficulty.
Soldiers Defeat Tacoma 3 1 at Fort Lawton Soccer Match
Fort Lawton defeated Tacoma 3 to 1 yesterday afternoon on the grounds. After a 2 1 first half, Fort Lawton added another goal in the second half as the crowd watched a lively game. Tacoma showed fight but the soldiers used the field to their advantage.
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Fort Lawton
Tacoma
Fort Lawtone
Tacomans
Port
Indoor meet set for university gym February
An indoor inter close track meet will be held at the university gym in February with all four classes participating. Seniors Tibbals McCrory and juniors Babcock Christie lead the team with promising freshmen and strong pole vaulting from Harrison.
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University
Tibbals
McCrory
Ceniors
Babcock
Christie
Smith
Dehn
Harrison
Oliver
Jarvis
Winsor
Wwiliems
Wenatchee High Coaches Host Football Lunch
Wenatcheene school football coaches G W Coburn and F Taylor hosted a dinner for the players last night. The team plans spring work with Taylor calling for track candidates in a few weeks. Freshmen show promising material and the squad aims for a strong season, eyeing a track meet at the University of Washington and the Pullman meet.
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G. W. Coburn
F Taylor
Wenatcheene
Taylor
Pullman
University of Washington
Beattie Sinks Thistles In Close Woodland Park Friendly
Soccer fans at Woodland Park witnessed Seattle defeat the Thistles 3 to 1 after a miscue by a Thistle player credited as an own goal. Beattie scored two more before halftime while Thistle fought back in the second half but could not equalize.
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Woodland Park
Seattle
Thistles
Thistle
Seattie
Beattie
Goodenough
Beattle
Troal
Hein
Bloeron
Irons
Balfons
Howman
Williams
Hoyer
Stewart
McColl
Walker Clayton Thietle
Lemon
Hows
Conroy
Man
Quirm
Flerte
Ner
Trewavis
Pilling
Varia Kingston
Tonesmen
W. Metaffie
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Joe Gann
Teddy
Jimmy Britt
Young Corbett
J. Aronson
First Ave
Wim. H. Rothwell
Olf
Pennsylvania
Vincent Stevenson
Stevenson
Tom Jenkins
Fred Heell
Bach Tella
Arthur Trewine
Irwin Te
Altoona Outlaws
Linstrom
TLE
Burns
Matt
Money Back Store
First
Gg.b. Co
G.B. Co
Lumber Exchange Building
Garvey-Buchanan CO
Second Av
Seneca Street
London
Second Ave
Guy's Drug Store
Pubt
Jira Avenue Theater
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BJ. Carpenter
Cripple Creek
Ste. Matinees
Empire Theater Company
Ward
TINKHAM @& CO
WM. McHarrie
M. D
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