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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1915

Page

3

Track Fallon Sets Central AAU Discus Mark At Chicago

Rupert Edmunds of the University of Washington shatters the Central AAU discus mark with a 148 feet 3 1 4 inches throw at Chicago while facing rivals from Oregon Aggies and Wisconsin. Virtually dominating in meets, he raises expectations for collegiate records and future showdowns.

Rupert Edmunds University of Wshington Oregon Aggies Wisconsin Central A. A Chicago Central A. A. A

Teary Eyes Likely Leave Cellar If Giants Win

Giants win again 5 to 2 as Bill Rose pitches shutout ball into the ninth. Aberdeen drops further. Victoria bats rally to score twice. Box score notes include McKenry, Leafa star, and multiple regional results with rain affecting several games.

Giants Aberdeen Bill Rose Victoria McKenry Rose

Wife of World Champion Faces Dying Time at Home

The wife of Jess Willard, famed heavyweight champion, lies dying at her Emmett Kansas home with four children. She spoke proudly of her husband’s success and the hard life they shared, hoping for peace and education for their children as fate nears.

Mia Jess Willard Emmett Kansas Tom Lewis Los Angeles Cal Hollywood Hills Jens Fade Jess Valley of Death

Geary Pens Five-Yacht Challenge On Elliott Bay

The yacht Sir Tom designed by Ted Geary and the Myth of Everett Yacht Club will race five times on Elliott Bay next week. Nile Temple offers a 150 dollar silver cup for the winner. First race Wednesday afternoon follows a triangular outside course from West Seattle to Port Blakeley and back. The Myth, one of the Sound’s fastest yachts, and Sir Tom have never met in competition.

Sir Tom Ted Geary Seattie Everett Yacht Club Elliott Bay Nile Temple Shrinere Commodore William ©. Norris Beattle Club Commodore Ramedale Everett Vancouver

Solomon Loses Detroit Match and Other Billiard Notes

Solomon loses to Clarence Jackson 50 to 1 in a 200-point block in Detroit. Jackson's high run is 9, Solomon 3. Joseph Mayer defeats Charley Hulen 300 to 64 in balk-line exhibition with a 98 high run and 21 average. Mayer faces Jim Loveland Friday at Brown and Hulen's. admission is free.

Detroit Harry Solomon Clarence Jackson Michigan Jackson Solomon Joseph Mayer Charley Hulen Mayer Jim Jl Loveland Brown & Hulen’s

Detroit’s Charge of Stolen Signals Not First in Majors

The piece recounts historic signal stealing scandals in baseball, detailing earlier cases with Philadelphia, New York Highlanders, and Detroit. It describes how clubs used hidden sign systems, watchers, and devices to relay pitches, including a buzzer in a club house and a moving crossbar on signs to signal batters.

Detroit John Leon Ty Cobb Chicago White Sox Cobb Jennings Donovan Sox Philadelphia Morgan Murphy Chiles Murphy National League George Stallings New York Highlanders Highlanders New Yorkers

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