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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1919

Page

3

Seattle hockey star Ernie Morris arrested on slackerism charge

Bernie Morris, center for Seattle, detained at Fort Lawton on evasion and tax charges after a late-night arrest before a game. Claims include entering the country as a visitor and failing to appear for a draft exemption review, with testimony from Board 6 clerks and Northrup. The club faces a potential disruption as top games loom.

Bernie Morris Seattle Fort Lawton Ria Seattle Ice Star B. A. Northclerk Board 6 Canada United States Northrup Ignation

Baseball Notes From St Louis and Branching Paths

A roundup of baseball chatter notes players returning home to Cleveland and France with family business shifts. Mentions Felsch Byrd Bunne Hearne and other veterans with indorsement club backing. Braves plan tablet at Braves Field honoring 14 ex service members. Harris White rumored to manage Waco Texans with financial stake. McGraw optimistic on Schupp arm and rheumatism remedy through health resort and mineral water.

Johns St. Louis Cleveland France Pete Felsch Byrd Chicago White Sox Bunne Hearne Bow Braves Boston Na Army Navy Braves Field Hank Gowdy White Waco T” Harris White

Minor League Deals Surpass Major Waiver Prices in Player Disposals

As major league clubs finish unloading players, minor league clubs prepare outright sales for cash. Several minors seek to acquire players from optional agreements at stronger than major league waiver prices prior to unconditional releases.

Quay Team To Mix With Ballard Men

The Queen Anne basketball five travel to Ballard for a Friday afternoon game in what promises to be the day’s best matchup. Ballard edged by Quays earlier this season and Lincoln beat Ballard last week, knocking Green Lake from title contention.

Queen Anne Ballard The Quays Lincoln Green Lake

New York Giants May Fly to Opening Game

New York Giants manager John McGraw plans an aerial trip with the team to Philadelphia for the April 23 season opener. Davies of Curtins Airplane Co. invited McGraw to fly the squad, and McGraw has indicated he may accept.

McGraw New York John J. H. Davies Curtins Airplane Co Giants Isa Philadelphia

Metropolitans Edge Victoria to Earn Title Series Spot

Seattle's Metropolitans defeated Victoria 3 to 1 to clinch a berth in the coast hockey title series against Vancouver. Jack Walker starred with two goals, while Bernie Morris added a goal and Seattle surged in the final period to seal the win and set up the championship matchup.

Leo H. Lassen Seattle Vancouver Victoria Ice Walker Morris Victoria Jack Walker Rover Victoria Neta Murray Robby Rowe Victoria Nets Dunderdale Oatman Victora Seattle Nets W. Lauaghlin Nets Holmes Murray Co Enge Ceesnes W. Laughlin UC Eee Johnson Morrig Ostman Foyston Marples Wilson Tobin Beere Beattie Goale Patrick Genge Marples Goala McDonald Wilson Tobin Loughlin Foyston Mickey Ton

Sunday Ball Bill Before N Y Solons

Albany March 6 Sunday baseball had its first innings in Albany when the Walker Mamone bill faced a joint hearing before the codes committee in the senate chamber. Johnny Evers, recently returned from France where he served as a K of C secretary, spoke for supporters of the bill.

Albany N. Y Codes Committee Senate Johnny Evers France K. of C

Oregon Wins First Title Cage Battle

In Berkeley California on March 6 after a five minute overtime Oregon defeated California 39 to 37 to claim the first tilt in the Coast cage title series. Durno scored 18 for Oregon while Symes tallied 19 for the Bears. The first half ended 34 to 44.

Berkeley Cal University of Oregon University of California Durno Oregon Symes Bears

Former Owner of Detroit Club Dies

Augusta Ga March 6 William H Yawkey 43 a multi millionaire mine owner and former president of the Detroit American league in which he owned half interest died at a local hotel after several days illness Ty rus Cobb was at his bedside.

Augusta Willam H. Yawkey Detroit American League Tyrus Cobb

Tusiness Men’s Racing Association Reports $200,000 Profit

In New Orleans on March 6, the Tusiness Men’s Racing Association announced a $200,000 profit from the operation of the local track this season. The note highlights the financial success of the racing venture in the period.

New Orleans Men'a Racing Association

Bridgeport Names first woman soccer referee Helen Clark

Bridgeport Connecticut announces Helen Clark daughter of Senator George B Clark a public schools recreation board member as the nations first woman referee in soccer football. Clark has a background in multiple sports and trained as an athletic instructor and her gym classes receive strong student enthusiasm.

Bridgeport Conn Helen Clark Clark New Haven School of Gymnastics Joe Booth Connecticut United States Football Association Council

Mascott Wins Northwest Bantam Title From Ridley in Portland

Portland March 6 Billy Mascott won the Northwest bantam weight title by outpointing Bud Ridley of Seattle. Mascott absorbed a hard fall when the ropes broke in the sixth but finished the bout. The Mascott v Richey bout was the main event staged by the Portland boxing commission.

Portland Billy Mascott Bud Ridly Seattle Mascott Mascott-Richey Portland Boxing Comminsion Pete Mitchie George Drew Kid Mitchell Kid Herman Mitchell Seattlelite George Ingle

Navy halts discharges of ball players in Daniels service

Ball players who joined the navy and later left faced limited options as the navy department again stopped all discharges. Not many of the diamond athletes remain in Mr. Daniels' service, reflecting a shrinking pool of players.

Navy Navy Department Daniels

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