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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1917

Page

2

Hunt Named New Washington Athletic Director and Coach

Claude J. Hunt, formerly of Carleton College, arrives as Washington's athletic director and football coach. He is praised for a strong scoring record and a Dobie-like coaching style, with a history as a versatile athlete and a powerful line of play.

University of Washington Claude J. Hunt Carleton College Northfield Minn of Hunt Altho Gil Dobie Washington Doc” Williams Minnesota Hunt University of Chicago Big Nine de Pauw

Tomboy Adah Claus Dominates Local Baseball Circles

In Bingham Utah on June 7 a unique figure emerges as Adah Claus known as The Tomboy leads an all girl indoor baseball team. The high school pitcher hurls a nine inning game from port or starboard with both hands and bat sides, using her famed Bull snake curve to confound opponents.

Bingham Utah Adah Claus the Tomboy

Great Crowd Awaits Hans Wagner Return to Pirates

Pittsburg on June 7 reports a huge crowd at Forbes Field expecting Honus Wagner to return in a Pirates uniform after the National Commission granted permission to play again. He signed a contract and will start at first base, replacing Bunny Brief, while salary dispute details remain unclear.

Pittsburg Forbesfield Honus Wagner Trojan National Commission Wagner Bunny Brief

Seventy Blooded Horses Auctioned in New York

C K G Billings’ stable sold seventy trotting horses at Madison Square Garden. The auction yielded $80,100 in total. Paul Kuhn of Terre Haute purchased The Harvester for $30,100.

New York C. K. G. Billings Trottera Madison Square Garden Paul Kuhn Terre Haute Harvester

Professional golfers admitted free to U S Open at Chestnut Hill

New York June 7 Professionals wishing to compete in the open tournament of the U S Golf Association to be staged at Chestnut Hill Pennsylvania June 20 and 22 will be admitted without an entry fee or charge.

New York U. S. Golf Association Chestnut Hill

Hingham Girls Win Amateur Indoor Baseball Title

The Hand girls from Hingham, playing since age six, led by Miss Dixon with strong batting, Miss Adderley and Misa Dixon as pitchers, have never been beaten and issue a standing challenge to any country’s similar league. They train daily, making spring workouts of big leaguers look relaxed, and play a practice game each day. The trio say they pursue baseball for fun and relief from schoolwork.

Hingham Miss Adderley Misa Dixon Miss Dixon

Pappa Won’t Join Indians or Northwest Baseball

Pappa will not join the Spokane Indians or the Northwest league this season. Negotiations led by Nick Williams with Bob Brown of Vancouver failed after Pappa chose a position in Marysville California. He will also play Sunday ball with a semi pro company.

Jules Pappa Bpokane Nick Williams Pappa Bob Brown Vancouver Canuck Williams Northwest Marysville Cal

Polly McLarry Seeks New Job After Vernon Club

Polly McLarry, formerly an infielder for the Vernon ball club, is in Los Angeles today looking for employment.

Los Angeles Polly McLarry Vernon Ball Club

Beating the Giants and Spokane in Southwestern action

Outfielder Howard Mundorff vanished after Spokane's game as manager Nick Williams prepared to replace him with a new outfielder named Taffe arriving from California. A trade involving Red Baldwin, Stumpf, and Helfrich stalled as Portland players balked at Reds assignment. Bill Rojas returned to the Giants and may start today if fit.

Senators Red Sox Detroit Giants Phillies Cincinnati Reds White Sox Red” Baldwin Indians Portland Stumpf Helfrich Reds Bill Leard

Tennis Tourney Now On for Young Stars

The junior and boys' tennis tournaments opened this afternoon on the Seattle Tennis Club courts. The event is conducted under the auspices of the United States Lawn Tennis Association.

Seattle Tennis Club United States Lawn Tennis Association

Fred Fulton to Fight Sam Langford in June Bout in Boston

Fred Fulton and Sam Langford arranged a 12 round decision bout to be held in Boston on June 19.

Fred Fulton Boston Sam Langford

Schultz Leaves Lakers for Toronto Club

Joe Schultz former Los Angeles captain departs to join the Toronto ball club. The Canadian club signed him despite his unusual sauerkraut name.

Los Angeles Joe Schultz Toronto

Landry and Speidel Enter Northwestern Handball Tourney

Thomas Landry and Dr William Speidel will represent the Seattle Y M C A in the Northwestern title handball tournament during the Rose festival.

Coast League Teams Set to Trim Roster to Sixteen

San Francisco June 7 coast league magnates met last night and reached an informal agreement to cut all clubs to sixteen players at once. The move aims to standardize rosters across the league and streamline competition.

San Francisco

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