Moon Chosen as Manager for High School Baseball Team
Harry Moon has been elected manager of the local high school baseball team after Frank Osterman’s resignation. Moon, a former captain and quarterback, is praised for clean athletics and strong leadership. Plans include a two-story floating boat house for the university, pending board approval, with fraternal support noted.
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Moon
Harry Moon
Frank Osterman
The
Athletic Association
Westerman
Fort Lawton
Major Moon
Board of Centre
Defeats Wright in Chicago Match
In Chicago on March 13 Harry A. Wright of San Francisco was defeated by Beanard W. Gardiner with a score of 500 to 204.
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Chicago
Harry A. Wright
San Francisco
California excursion train leaves Beattie March sixteenth
Special round trip excursion to California from Beattie on March 16 costs 85 dollars. Pullman accommodations included for going and return. features meetings and side trips. Limited seats. secure reservations at Northern Pacific ticket office or Seattle Commercial Club Secretary Williams in Bitel Building.
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Beattie
Northern Pacifhc
Williams
Seattle Commercial Club
Bitel
Nelson Prepares for Terrible Terry McGovern Bout in Philadelphia
Battling Nelson trains actively for his upcoming fight with Terry McGovern in Philadelphia tomorrow. He spars with Kid Abell and Eddie Kelly at the Rosedale Inn and vows not to be caught napping, noting McGovern’s sharp condition and chances of a tough duel. Milly Nolan manages Nelson’s camp and monitors preparations closely.
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Tom Sharkey
McGovern
Nelson
Sharkey
Terry
Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Himeself
Kid” Abell
Chicago
Eddie Kelly
Buffalo
Rosedale
Wesington
Murphy
Hanlon
Milly Nolan
Amateur baseball in Seattle faces crowd of hopeful teams
The piece argues that many amateur teams will dominate the Seattle season as scarce professional play drives interest. It notes Puget Sound Amateur Baseball Association talent, the push to keep sports pure, and the clash between amateur sport and semi professional labels amid monetary temptations.
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GANG
Seattle
Puget Sound Amateur Baseball Association
Ball Player Spike Shannon Tries Golf With St Paul Club
Spike Shannon a baseball outfielder with the St Louis Nationals once starred in the American Association with St Paul. Invited to a St Paul golf club, he tried golf for the first time, caddies helped him, and a misstep near a ceremonial firing line ended with Shannon running off base.
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Spike” Shannon
St. Louis Nationals
St. Paul
Sipike
Spike
Bypike
Shannon
Brusse Critiqued By Detroit Boxing Writer
Joe Jackson, sporting editor of the Detroit Free Press, questions Tommy Brusse's status while noting Los Angeles interviews claiming Brusse would box Sam Hoerger and Al Kaufmann. Critics credit Brusse for his win over Hart but say Hart dominated the bout, and Brusse lacks full recognition.
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Joe
Jackson
Detroit Free Preea
Tommy Horne
Noah Brusse
Brusse
Los Angeles
Sam Hoerger
al Kaufmann
Naughton
Hruase
Frinco
Bomers
Hart
Ielet
Hardioser
Brusso
Good Exercise for Business Men
Article promotes a business edition exercise program prepared for the Seattle Star with accompanying photographs. It outlines benefits for professionals and highlights how the routine supports productivity and health for busy executives.
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The
Seattle Star
Exercise regime for health and vitality guidance
The piece urges reducing food intake to two thirds or half and adding ten minutes of exercise twice daily. It prescribes three movements to alleviate muscular tension and improve health, including standing with arms raised, touching the floor, and side-to-side pivot swings. It promises better living and strength, directing readers to look on page 6 for complete guidance.
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Britt and Brittett Boxers Train for 20 Round Title Fight
Edward Britt known as the lightweight idol of the Pacific coast stays fit with an exemplary life and daily workouts with his brother Willie, a capable boxer. Britt hopes to meet Watling Nelson in a 20 round bout as he develops power and endurance while pursuing mastery of a true 6 4 fighter style.
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Jas
Edward Britt
Pacific Coast
Willie
Brittett
Wattilng Nelaon
Aaron Britt
Boazer
Notice to Subscribers for The Star Service
If your copy does not reach you by 6 pm call The Star Publishing Co main office between 6 and 7 pm and we will send a copy at once. If missed more than once, telephone each time to ensure perfect service. Sunset Main 1050 Independent 1138.
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the Star
the Star Publishing CO
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