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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1917

Page

7

Rough House to Fight Casey in Seattle Melee Tonight

Charley Bees eyes a final Seattle ring appearance as he faces rugged West Seattle welterweight Harry Casey in Dreamland. Bees, back from Australia, plans future chicken farming on Vancouver land after resolving affairs.

Rough House Charley Bees Seattle Harry Casey West Seattle Dreamland Australia Vancouver Austin & Salt’s Charley

Hulen Wins Steamboat Billiard Clash in Seattle

Seattle’s Charley Hulen defeated Tacoma’s George Latshaw 250 to 176 in 46 innings at Brown and Hulen, first of the series in Seattle. He will face Wallgren of Everett tomorrow night at the same venue as the series continues.

Seattle Steamboat Billiard League Charley Hulen Tacoma Star George Latshaw Brown & Hulen Partors Hulen Wallgren Everett Brown & Hulen’s

Maranville Quits Braves in Player Strike Rumor

Chicago January 30. Rabbit Maranville the Braves shortstop reportedly told Dave Fultz that he has joined the Baseball Players' fraternity in its strike plans. Fultz said he received a telegram from Maranville confirming the statement.

Chicago Rabbit” Maranville Ten Braves Dave Fultz Maranville

Famous Old Fighter Peter Maher in Bellevue Hospital

New York report states Peter Maher the famous old-time fighter is in Bellevue hospital describing his condition as down and out. A physician books a total physical breakdown while noting his last significant match was with Bob Fitzsimmons who knocked him out.

New York Peter Maher Bellevue Hospital Maher Bob Fitzsimmons

Johnny Dundee Beats Hanlon in 20 Rounds in New Orleans

Johnny Dundee defeated Jimmy Hanlon of Denver over twenty rounds in New Orleans on January 30.

Johnny Dundee New Orleans Jimmy Hanlon Denver

Brennan Defeats Cox In 19 Round Fight

Bill Brennan of Chicago defeated Joe Cox of Missouri in a 19 round bout in Rochester New York, marked by Brennan’s victory on January 30.

Bill Brennan Rochester N. Y Fill Brennan Chicago Joe Cox Missouri

Willie Refuses Final Ring Clash Ends Career Plan

In Portland Meehan just fought Pinky for 65 dollars and Tanesi accepted the offer. Willie rose to the occasion, but he and Moose clashed over the affair and failed to agree. Willie now says he will fight one last battle before quitting the ring and taking a job. The opponent for his final melee remains the subject of speculation and may draw inquiries from Chet McIntyre.

Moose Meehan Willie Pinky” Lewis Portland Pinky Tanesi Chet McIntyre

Who's He Most Popular Sportsman in Seattle

A contest to name Seattle's most popular all around sportsman ends tonight at 6. Votes must be on the sporting editor's desk by 6 to count. The final standings will be published in tomorrow's paper with the full list of candidates and results.

Seattle Doc” Roberts Vancouver Bernie Morris Roberts Mike Mitchell Portland

Five Votes For Seattle's Most Popular Sports Man

A local sports figure in Seattle receives five votes in a community poll awarding the title of the city's most popular sports man. The award highlights the region’s enthusiasm for athletics and public support for notable local personalities.

Indiana City Will Have Baseball at 2 Cents Per Game

SOUTH BEND Ind Jan 30 When it comes to innovations in minor league baseball turn to Indiana Evanville was the first city to build a municipal ball park which is used as a municipal stadium between times Now South Bend comes across with a proposition for 2 cent baseball backed by the chamber of commerce Ed Smith president of the South Bend Central league club has asked the commercial body to help him sell season tickets at 150 a cost of 2 cents a game and the chamber will make an effort to sell 10000 of these tickets which Smith declares will not only pay the cost of operation but leave a fair margin something not usual in the minors nowadays.

South Bend Chamber of Commerce Ed Smith Smith

Ted Lewis Wins Clear Bout in Beecher melee

In New York on January 30 Ted Lewis defeated Willie Beecher in an easy victory. Other results: Mike McTigue beat Johnny Alberts, Jimmy Duffy outpointed Tommy Tuckey, and Benny Woleer outpointed Young Benny. All bouts lasted ten rounds.

New York Ted Lewis Willie Beecher Mike McTigue Johnny Kid") Alberts Jimmy Duffy Tommy Tuckey Benny Woleer Young Benny

Williams to box Benny McNeil in Kansas City bout

Kid Williams aims to rebound after losing the ban tamweight title to Pete Herman in New Orleans. He will fight Benny McNeil in Kansas City tonight seeking a fresh start and a championship path.

Kansas City Pete Herman New Orleans Kid Williams Benny McNeil

Sam Crawford to Coach Trinity College Baseball

Sam Crawford the Tiger octogenarian will coach Trinity University baseball in Waxahachie Texas this spring. He is wintering in Florida and expected to arrive about two weeks before the Tigers' rest of the squad.

Waxahachie Tex Sam Crawford Tiger Trinity University Crawford Florida Tigers

Washington Crew Tryouts In Snow At University

Coach Coal bear leads 20 candidates for University of Washington crew turnout despite chilly wind and snow. Notable moment as coxswain Conny steers one shell, inspiring the group during the session.

U. of W Conny

Boxing match or prize fight difference noted

The remark points out that a boxing match differs from a prize fight by the absence of a fight in the former, highlighting terminology rather than an event. It contrasts common usage with traditional framing in sports reporting and promotional language.

Seattle Metropolitans Face Spokane Clash For Top Spot

In the tight Pacific Coast Hockey Association race Seattle meets Spokane at the Arena with Vancouver aiming to overtake if Spokane wins and Portland loses. A Seattle victory would restore a one game edge over Vancouver while Spokane and Vancouver push for first place amid lineup changes and scoring battles.

Seattle Pacific Coast Hockey Association Seattle Metropolitans Spokane Arena Vancouver Portland Millionaires Metropolitans

Title Insurance and its Protection in Property Defense

The passage argues most titles are defended but litigation costs may erase value. It notes attorney fees and profit loss burden buyers plus sellers. Title insurance offers complete protection by shifting the defense burden to the insurer at a cost often lower than old abstract systems.

Dental fillings and same day service advertised

Local dental office advertises silver and platina fillings with 15 year guarantee. Impressions taken in the morning and teeth ready the same day. Examination and advice offered free.

Pacific Northwest Amateur and Open Golf Champs Set Dates

C H Davis Jr, president, announced the 1917 North West tournament to be held at Waverley Country Club in Portland from Monday June 25 to Saturday June 30. The Seattle municipal golf links report shows golf cost Seattle 7 cents per player per day in 1916 with 312 open days and 157 daily players on average.

Portland C. H. Davis, Jr Association Waverley Country Club Links Seattle Municipal Golf Links City of Seattle

Eddie Miller in Seattle for West Coast bout

Eddie Miller, a top California lightweight, is in Seattle today from San Francisco to box here. The fighter, known as one of the West’s best at his weight, recently battled Chet Neff to a four round draw in Los Angeles.

Eddie Miller California Seattle San Francisco Eddie West Chet Neff Los Angeles

Walter Johnson Escapes Drowning After Ice Breaks

COFFEYVILLE Kansas January 20 It was revealed today that Walter Johnson star pitcher for the Washington Americans nearly drowned when the ice he skated on broke under his weight.

Coffeyville, Kan Walter Johnson Washington Americans

Portland seeks Billy Sullivan for coming season

The Portland baseball club is after Billy Sullivan, veteran White Sox catcher, to sign for the coming season. Manager McCredie believes Sullivan still has pace for the Coast league. Sullivan is holding out, saying he has several other offers.

Portland Billy Sullivan White Sox McCredie Sullivan

Rube and Cadman Tales Reveal Portland Scribbles and Club Turmoil

A Northwestern league era reminiscence recalls Rube Maxmeyer, the fall guy for jokes in Portland, who watched shoes on a night train and tangled with a porter. Also recounted is Walter Cadman confronting a mysterious young left handed catcher in the Seattle clubhouse and Tealey Raymond’s introduction to Toots Agnew.

Centric Rustic Portland Oregon Seattle Nick Williams Portland Pilot Rube Maxmeyer Walter Cadman Wally Cadman Tealey Raymond Gink Cad Tealey

Darcy Set for 10 Round Bout Darcy vs McCoy in March

Les Darcy will fight Al McCoy in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on March 5. McCoy earns 10000, Darcy 25000 after deductions, weight limit near 158 pounds. Darcy seeks a payday while in Buffalo for vaudeville duties.

H. C. Hamilton United Press New York Les Darcy Grant Hugh Browne Madison Square Garden al McCoy Browne Tim O'Sullivan O'Sullivan Darcy Brooklyn Freddie Wi Kid Herman Buffalo Freeman

Benny Chavez Wins in Denver Battle

Frankie Sanders of New York suffered a severe 15 round defeat to Benny Chavez the Mexican featherweight in a Denver workout bout at the club. Chavez dominated the contest and earned bragging rights in the area.

Benny Chavez Denver Frankie Sanders New York

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