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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
7
Wright and O Leary Boxers Fight To Four Round Draw
Lightweight O Leary of Canada boxed a four round draw with Billy Wright at the Tivoli theatre last night. The bout showed a willing mix with Wright gaining the edge in points through the third round before a final exchange. Other bouts saw Roy Phiess Sachs, Abe with Houck, Ad Sarry and Jenny Clark, and Charley Ajax in spirited four round action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Leary
Canada
Billy Wright
Tivoli Theatre
Wright
Roy Phiess
Sachs
A Houck
Tee Abe
Abe
Ad Sarry
Jenny Clark
Clark
Schaffll
Kraiger
Mike Morris
Charley Ajax
M. A. Matthews
Ajax
Matthews
Resolute Fastest Newport Yacht Wins Vanitie Race
The piloted by Chas. Francis II of Boston won the Vanitie in a series of three contests by American class yachts in Narragansett Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. 1
Chas. Francis II
Boston
Narragansett Bay
Princeton star Widner wins feature match in North tennis
Polis July 28 reports Dean Princeton tennis star de L. H. Widner of Chicago defeated an opponent in the feature match at Deep 63, 6-3, during the North tennis tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polis
Dean
Princeton
de L. H. Widner
Chicago
Far Western track stars train ahead of meet
Francisco July 28. Northwest team members from three associations of the A A. Far Western champion appeared at the exposition and began training. The squad including Clyde the University half miler arrived and the group hurried out for a tight workout. Clyde made a good impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
A. A
Saturna
Northwest
Clyde
University of
Fir
Umpire O Loughlin Suspends White Sox Manager Rowland
The American umpire suspended White Sox manager Rowland on a charge of using inappropriate language. The episode involves Rowland’s conduct and the umpiring decision during the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Loughlin
Rowland
White Sox
Clorence
John L Sullivan recounts final bout with alcohol foe
John L Sullivan speaks on his greatest fight his defeat by John Barleycorn and his lifetime battle against liquor. He recalls quitting drink March 6 1905 and attributes his later speeches and anti liquor campaigns to a renewed resolve and belief that sobriety strengthens character and choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L
John Barleycorn
Nixola Greeley-Smith
John S. Sullivan
Massachusetts
John Bailey. Com
Mamaux the Pitching Prodigy Taught by Father
Albert Mamaux of the Pittsburg Pirates rose as a National League sensation through hard work and study. Trained by his father John Mamaux, a Pittsburg tent maker, the 6 foot 170 pound right hander has compiled a 13–4 record this season and also plays violin in winter concert work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manalx
Pittsburg Pirates
John Mamaux
Pittsburg
Albert Leon
Mamaux
Wilkinsburg
Ft. Wayne
Fred Clarke
Maniaux
White and Rivers Front Runners in Welsh Opinion
Freddy Welsh, the lightweight champion, labels Joe Rivers and Charley White as front runners. He notes both fighters excel only when ahead, saying he can jab them into losing momentum at the start. Welsh adds he has studied both boxers and knows how to neutralize them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Rivers
Freddy Welsh
Joe Rivers
Charley White
Welsh
Increase In Tennis Opens Field for Coaches
The surge of tennis interest has created many coaching jobs as clubs nationwide seek instructors. Qualified players are moving to pro status to teach amateurs, with Robert Wrenn of the United Lawn Tennis Association noting widespread demand for professional coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wrenn
United Lawn Tennis Association
Bells and Scores From Early Baseball and Football Card
National standings list Cincinnati defeat Philadelphia 4 1 New York 1 Beeston 4 Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia Mt Louis 4 Detroit 4 New York 3 Washington 1 Cleveland 6 Bree ton 1 Chicago 1 Federal Brooklyn Kanesee City 6 6 Pitteture Waltmere 1 Buffalo 5 Chicago 2 Newark 11 St Louis 5 American Association Cleveland 7 Columbus 16 Louisville 1 Kansas City 4 3 Minneapelle 12 2 Conet Oakland 11 fan raenee 6 Portland 3 Vernon 1 Lee Attgeios alt Lake 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pitteture
New York
Beeston
Brooklyyn
Mt Louie
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Breeton
Chicago
Brooklyn
Kanesee City
Waltmere
Buffalo
Newark
St. Louie
Leveland
Columbus
Louleville
Pecan Gess
Kanenes City
Min-neapelle
Oakland
Fan Raenee
Portland
Vernon
Lee Attgeios
Alt Lake
Washington State football to start early with camp
Washington State College in Pullman plans an early summer training camp under athletic director J. F. Boehler to prepare for two tough early games. Star ends Tyrer and Dietz may return, with Dietz arriving Sept 1 to help coach alongside Tyrer and Klenholz. 1915 schedule lists games against Oregon, O A C, Idaho, Montana, Whitman, and Gonzaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State Colleger
Pullman
J. F Boehler
Oregon “U
Tom Tyrer
Seattle
Tyrer
Nome
Loomis
Zimmerman
Durham
Dietz
Bangs
University of Oregon
Corvallis
Open
Idaho
Moscow
Montana
Whitman College
Gonzaga
Spokane
Local Track Meeting Totals Mixed Results Across Teams
Achwager Mettieton 16 and Milnerdale 1 lead a fragmented county championship showing Beuth Park 1 and Maycreek in inconsistent standings. Manette contributes a dot of scoring as Kiteap county race notes remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achwager
Mettieton
North Ali
Milnerdale
Manette
Beuth Park
Maycreek
Giants Hit Stride Tealy Leading Winning Club
The article notes the Giants 8 to 3 win with Kelly on the mound, Tealy leading a improving squad. It highlights Beavers shortstop Tom Fitzsimmons and trade rumors around other players, plus a sharp play by Hunky Shaw and recent wins by Mamaux and Schneider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Nh PO
Genith Td Raymond
Shae
Sear Barth
Cadman
Fitasimmons
Nyeib Kelly
Brinker
Prinker
Hhaw
Earth
Py Kastier
Kelly
Fitesimmons
McCart
Nye
Uimpire
Giants
Tealy
Bob Brown
Arlett
Tom Fitzsimmons
Beavers
Fitz
Wagner
Pitching woes fuel Spokane moves and possible Clark return
Dug needs more pitching depth as Melvor struggles to handle the league. Spokane releases Jimmy Clark after a better, cheaper replacement appears. Clark attends yesterday’s game and remains a free agent ready to sign. If Daf aims to hold third place, bringing back Clark could boost the rotation. Shaw adds thrills with a long-ago era remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvor
Jimmy Clark
Spokane
Jimmy
Daf
Clark
McIvor
Local players win in Oregon tennis tournament
Portland report Claire Shannon of Seattle defeated Carroll Byrd 9-7 7-5 in the Oregon state tennis championships. Miss Mayme MacDonald, University of Washington women's champion, defeated Mrs. A Stafford of Seattle 6-2 6-2. Mrs. Stafford sprained her ankle but continued play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Claire Shannon
Seattle
Carrol Byrd
Oregon
Mayme MacDonald
U. of W
A. Stafford
Cats Win Again in Aberdeen Score 10 to 6
The Black Cats captured a second straight win in Aberdeen yesterday with a 10 to 6 victory. Harkness Mellie Vance Boice Hoffman and Vigne contributed in a high scoring game for the home team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Black Cats
Abopgson
Isiaviinos
Sahsasercavad
Harkness
Mellie
Vance
Boice
Hoffman
Kaufman Shuts Out Indians 6–0 in Tacoma
Dick Kaufman blanked the Indians on five hits as Spokane won 6 to 0 in Tacoma. Leifert and Brennegan teamed on the mound for Spokane while Kaufman and Stevens handled the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Dick Kaufman
Indians
Spokane Eassett
Leifert
Brennegan
Kaufman
Stevens
McGraw Aims For 13th First Division Finish
Jawn McGraw seeks to drive the New York Giants into first division this season, aiming for a 13th top four finish. He has won five pennants and finished second five times, with one third and one fourth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawn McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Interview with Prince Alexander After Two Sleepless Nights
Henry Wood recalls his perilous overnight journey from Nish to Kraguyevats to meet Prince Alexander. A cavalry officer ferried him and two Red Cross doctors in a disinfection hazy carriage, while delays and miscommunications tested nerves. The interview and etiquette concerns unfold as the prince welcomes him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nish
Kraguyevats
Altho
Belgrade
Red Cross
Hodge
Dr. Hodge
War Ministry
Paris
Kraguyevata
Vienna
Greece
Prince Alexander
Alexander
Demand Pledge of Candidates in Ohio Primary Law
Cleveland reports Ohio adopts a new constitution aiming to bind delegates to presidential conventions by requiring written consent and first and second preference declarations from delegates and candidates. The measure seeks to expose endorsements and curb boss trades while forcing openness in the nomination process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson Gardner
Cleveland
Ohio
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
Hiram Johnson
Ohtfo
Red Doom Claims First Spitball Last Week
Red Doom says he never caught a spitball until last week and notes he hadn’t missed much, likening himself to a cautious older Irish tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Doom
Foster Is Only Boston Pitcher in Form
Ty Cobb comments that Boston pitching looked weak, with Foster the only Boston pitcher offering real trouble. He warns the Stars need a stronger effort to challenge Carrigan and the pennant, noting Shore Ruth and Leonard struggled and Shore and Ruth were wild. Cobb also downplays Reds and Naps prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Boston
Cobb
Carrigan
Leonard
Shore
Ruth
Ty Cobb
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Ity
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O’leary
O'Leary Police
Wathwest
B. Taylor
Deal Shoe Repair
Sergical
Pike Street
Winton Motor Car Co
Ohio Meth Dentistry
Bates
University
Second Ave
Rum
Major Sensation
HIG League
Socones
W. S
Vancouver
Victoria
Pittehur
Peppral League
Baltimore
Coast League
Francisco Aeenee
T* O Ideas
Los Angeles
Portian Sete
Fee
Salt Lake
Bal Yard
Giantes
Tom McGuire
Tigers
Gulfport
Providence
California
Tony Hrottem
Hunky Shaw
Hunky
Harry Cheek
Grogey
Cheek
Braves
Pete Schneider
Phillies
Joe Wagner
Joe Wood
Martin Killilay
Dug
Shaw
Izzy Blanks
M’graw
Henry Wood
Kraguverats
Serbia
North
Ren
United States
Beattie
Wasserman
Donaway
Liberty Building Union
Albert Hansen
Madison
The
Right Drug Co
Washington St
P.s.navy Yard
Puget Sound
Ss. H. B. Kennedy
Colman Dock
Dreamland Dancing
Hank O'Day
Hank
Buck Herzog
Reds
Lee Fohl
Naps
Union Savings & Trust CO. OF
James D. Hoge
N. B. Solner
Hoge
Financial District
Edwin J.” Brown
D. D
First Ave. Union Block
Brown
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Malway
Toronto
Montreal
E. E. Penn
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