Northwestern billiard championship to climax in Seattle
The Seattle event resumes today with Tacoma hosting four games followed by four in Everett and the final in Seattle. Otto Neidorfer of Spokane leads as Charley Hulen falters. Brown & Hulen offer Neidorfer a teaching post at their parlors with other prospects if he declines.
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Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Everett
Otto Neidorfer
Charley Hulen
Neidorfer
Brown & Hulen‘a
Brown & Hulen
Brown & Hulen's
Notable Sports Mentions From Ament Park And Beyond
A collage of athletics notes highlights Dug predicting a big year for Killilay as Northwestern players struggle to hit at Rainier Valley park. Mentions include Levensky heading to Parle for a Parle fight with Carpentier and Templeton breaking the Australian pole vault record.
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Rainier Valley Park
Dug
Killilay
Templeton
San Francisco
Feds stall on ex Red Sox manager case in London tale
A collage of sports scenes and city wanderings unfolds from Cairo to London. The White Sox and Giants play near the khedive as Fred Merkle jokes about Egypt’s king, while Eddie Wade ll faces health fears and Uncle Ben Shibe backs Rube with funds. Jimmy Clabby offers aid for flood victims in Southern California.
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White Sox
Giants
Cairo
Egypt
Khedive of
Eddie Waddell
Ben Shibe
Rube
Athletics
Uncle Ben
Connie Mack
Jimmy Clabby
Tom McCarey
California
Clabby
FEDS IN BIG SERIES CHICOAG
The Federal league schedule will include 154 games and start in October as the National and American leagues wind up. One magnate says the league will be ready to play for the world's championship then.
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Chicago
Women Skater Della Sherman Challenges Men in So Cal
Miss Della Sherman, a young high school girl, enters the Southern California championship skating contest against top male skaters. She defeated Herbert Grider and Max Herschfield in the finals, earning praise as a strong contender and proving skating as vigorous exercise for a girl.
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Della Sherman
Misa Sherman
Herbert Grider
Max Herschfield
Knights of the Rollers
Southland
Miss Sherman
California
Seattle United Beats Tacoma at Woodland Park
Seattle United defeated Tacoma 0 at Woodland Park as a large crowd watched. A later Tacoma game against Seattle Celtics was called no contest after two balls burst, leaving both teams unable to attack. Black Diamond and Carbonado drew 2 all.
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Seattle United
Tacoma
Woodland Park
Seattle Celtics
Tacoma Nationals
Black Diamond
Carbonado
Two Boys Drown When Boat Capsizes on Lake Union
A high wind overturned a motor rowboat on Lake Union, drowning Walter Schroeder 21 and Clifford Schroeder 19. Carl Johnson, Carl Meyers, and Thomas Filannigan aided, while Walter’s brother Clifford and Walter were missing as of the search. The victims are sons of CC Fred Schroeder, manager of Schroeder Shoe Manufacturing Co.
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Walter Schroeder
Clifford
Lake Union
Carl Johnson
Johnson
Carl Meyers
Meyers
Thomas Filannigan
Fred Schroeder
Schroeder Shoe Manufacturing Co
Tayloray
Lake Sammamish
Knights of Columbus Initiate 27 New Knights in Washington
In Vancouver Washington on March 2 the Knights of Columbus hosted a Sunday gathering with over 400 attendees. The event saw 27 men initiated into the Catholic fraternal order.
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Vancouver
Wash
Knights of Columbus
Washington
Gunboat Smith Seeks Paris Challenge Amid Seattle Vaudeville
Boxing champion Gunboat Smith in Seattle vows to force a meeting with Jack Johnson, even in Paris, after taunting Moran as a challenger. He opens a week at Pantages Theatre, recalling his Seattle debut and past bouts as Northwest sports chatter blends with boxing gossip and event notices from Vancouver to Steveston.
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Smith
Seattle
Paris
Jack Johnson
Batte
Gunboat Smith
America
Pantages Theatre
Johnson
Frank Moran
Moran
Pantages
Gunboat
Denver Ed Martin
Irving Wins High Jump Contests for Eighth Grade Boys
Irving School won the running high jump event for eighth grade boys with an outstanding average of 3 feet 11.2 inches, two inches higher than Columbia’s 3 feet 9.5 inches. The silver cup awaits a repeat performance to secure victory.
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Irving School
Irving
Columbia
Erage
Salmon Bay
Greenwood
Firet
Whittier
West Queen Anne
John May
Fairview
F Day
South Park
Stevens
Whitworth
Venice Slams Tigers in 11 to 2 Victory at Los Angeles
In a Sunday game, Venice overwhelmed a mixed major and minor league squad 11 to 2. The Tigers were up against Seattle recruit Schneider and failed to hit well. Also noted are grade school track results and upcoming baseball throwing event on March 20 with punt and long jump records listed for several schools.
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Los Angeles
Venice
Tigers
Schneider
Seattle
Douglas Fired Over Law Edition Controversy
Malcolm Douglas, senior law student and editor of the Law edition of the University Daily, was dismissed today as an instructor in the history department by President Landes after a Law edition story alleged a faculty committee was formed to influence Landes permanent appointment as president.
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Malcolm Douglas
University Daily
Landes
Ross Denies Involvement in Advisory Ballots
J D Rosas superintendent of the lighting department denies any role in preparing or circulating advisory ballots signed by the Public Ownership league.
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J.D. Rosas
Public Ownership League
Tramping in Rain and Upcoming Free Class at YMCA
A group of 62 mountaineers walked from Kent to South Park via Orillia in the rain on Sunday. Dinner was served on Angle Lake shore. A night walk is planned for March 10. A free class to instruct in aid to the injured will begin at the YMCA Tuesday night.
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Kent
South Park
Orillia
Angle Lake
Election Day in City Sees Broad Ballot and Propositions
Voters head to polls tomorrow to elect a mayor five councilmen 15 freeholders to revise the charter and sustain corporation counsel treasurer and comptroller plus ten charter amendments four city propositions and two port propositions. A mayoral rally closes the campaign tonight and election returns start at 7 30 from the Fraser-Paterson building with polls closing at 8 and results from seven precincts.
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Hi Gill
Dreamland Pavilion
J. D. Trenholme
Junction Hall
Ballard
Fraser-Paterson
Savoy Hotel
Second
University
Vander Las Preaches as Bethany Church Candidate
Pastor noted as possible successor to Rev. Dr. W. A. Major at Bethany Presbyterian, Monrovia's Rev. R. A. Vander Las preached yesterday. Major departs to take on significant role in the Presbyterian home mission field.
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W. A. Major
Bethany Presbyterian Church
R. A. Vander Las
Monrovia
Cal
Major
Presbyterian Home
Seattle Tax Office Opens For Incomes Of 1000 Citizens
One thousand Seattle residents with taxable incomes have registered names with the government. The local revenue office stays open until midnight for income tax statements with penalties for late filing.
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Seattle
The Eilers Way One-Price Piano Sales Approach
The Eilers Way promotes a single lowest price across all sales forces with a vast nationwide network. It touts reliable piano brands such as Chickering Kimball Hazelton Lohmer Haddorff Autopiano and Steger & Sons, offering quality, exchange privileges, and square treatment to attract buyers.
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Eilers
America
Pacific Coast
Inland Empire
Alaska
Chickering & Sons
Kimball
Hazelton
Lohmer
Haddorff
Smith & Barnes and Steger & Sons
Complete Market Today Report on Egg Prices and Poultry
The paying price for eggs fell to 21 cents again today after a Sunday drop. Alaska orders are mainly bargained for or held by dealers, implying local consumption will be the near term outlet. A weak market is expected unless an unexpected change occurs. Poultry receipts were heavy. Prices Paid Producer for Vegetables and
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Alaska
Beautiful Silverware For Star Readers
A set of six decorated French gray finish Silver Tea Spoons is free to mail subscribers of The Star. The spoons are claimed to be unique and valued at $2.50 if bought in stores. To receive them, subscribe to The Star for one year in advance at $3.25, with charges paid. Existing subscribers can renew or refer a friend to obtain the spoons.
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The
Star
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