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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1915

Page

5

Baseball trades drag on as Davis and Smith deals stall

Dispatch from San Jose reports Salt Lake manager Cliff Blankenship released Billy Davis to Vancouver, but Beavers president Bob Brown cannot see a role for him. Victoria talks to swap Sad Slim Smith for Royal Shaw, yet Brown delays, expecting Watel to return. Lincoln Beachey warned he could only do things once too often before his fatal flight. Eddie Welsh rejects less than 15 000 for a distance bout, and Reno opens for 20 round shows on July Fourth 1915 with Cofroth possibly staging a bout between Welsh and Ritchie.

Slim” Smith Beachey Jim Coffroth Ritchie Welsh Reno Vancouver Davis Victoria Brown Royal Shaw Smith Beaver Shaw Watel San Francisco Fair Lincoln Reachey Welsh Areddie Welsh Denver Coffroth Nevada Ritchie

Huey Fires Perfect Score In Billiards Opener

Chicago March 19 W Huey of Chicago posted a perfect score in the world championship three cushion billiards tournament opener. He has six wins and no losses. Four matches are set for today with Daly facing Eames and Morin, Jevne meeting Capron, and Kickhetefer up against Hahman or Jevne. The leaders won yesterday as Huey defeated Jevne 50 46 Moore beat Hahman 61 41 Daly beat Ellis 50 47 and De Oro defeated Kickhetfer 50 36.

Chicago W. Huey J. Daly Fred Eames Eames CC. Morin Jevne J. Capron A. Kickhetfer J. Hahman Huey Moore Hahman Daly Ellis de Oro Kickhetfer

MAT ARTISTS WILL CLASH SATURDAY AT UNIVERSITY GYM

Five wrestling bouts are set for Saturday night at the University of Washington gym as varsity grapplers meet the Washington State College squad. Varsity entries include Yamada 198 pounds Gale 125 Talbot 135 Charlie Smith 156 and Van de Bogart 175. Washington has been strengthened since losing four of seven bouts to U A C recently.

U. of W Washington State College Yamada Capt. Gale Talbott Chariie Smith van de Bogart Washington

Yale crew captain resigns after medical advice

Thomas Bayne De negre of New Orleans will resign as Yale University varsity crew captain due to organic weakness, effective soon, following a physician's counsel.

New Havben Thomas Bayne Denegre New Orleans Yale Varsity

Winter Trades Shake Up Key Baseball Clubs This Year

Winter trades boost the Cincinnati Reds New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox while injuring the Athletics and Boston Braves Eddie Collins moves to the White Sox strengthening their lineup The NL rule reducing to two players hurts the Braves and Giants Cincinnati lands Charlie Doomn Olson adds field IQ for Herzog Groh and a new catcher The Federal league faces restriction with Falkenberg and Van Campbell impact shifts noted.

Hugh S. Fullerton Cincinnati Reds New York Yankees Chicago White Sox Athletics Boston Braves Sox White Sox Eddie Collins Clube Braves New York Giants Cincinnati Charlie Doomn Herzog Olson Cleveland Groh Gilmore Emery Bill Indianapolis Falkenberg Rose van Campbell

Spokane Leads Northwest Bowling Meet With 2769

Dowling 3s from Spokane beat the field in five man competition at the Northwest tournament in Spokane with 2769. Spokane Specials totaled 2715 and Butte Montana 2644. Rudersdorf and Fuhrman led doubles with 1111 as V Davies of Chicago posted a 297 in the National Bowling Congress at Peoria.

Fairbanks-Mors Spokane Butte Mont Rudersdorf Fuhrman Peoria V. Davies Chicago Diana Beattie Printers Imperial

Boy Killed When Brother Fires Loaded Rifle

In North Vancouver British Columbia Archie Lyons age five was accidentally shot and killed by his brother Keith twelve. Keith did not know the rifle they were playing with was loaded.

North Vancouver B. C Archie Lyons Kieth

Admiral Howard to greet Marshall in Frisco arrival

The cruiser Colorado under Admiral Howard of the Pacific fleet arrived in Frisco to greet Vice President Marshall when he visits next week in San Francisco.

Frisco San Francisco Colorado Howard Pacific Fleet Marshall

Luna Park Pool Opens This Saturday

The Luna Park swimming pool will open on Saturday March 20 inviting residents to enjoy the new season. Local officials expect families to visit for warm weather swimming and recreation.

Luna Park

Good Fellowship Dinner Draws 300 Members of Seattle Athletic Club

The Seattle Athletic Club held its Good Fellowship dinner for more than 300 members in the gymnasium decorated with flags and pennants. President R S Terhune welcomed guests and introduced J W Spangler as toastmaster. Maverick Terrill spoke on Good Fellowship while plans for a new club building were discussed by J F Douglas and Theo M Haller. Mayor Hi Gill praised club progress as other speakers included J Carter Bert Swezen F B A Batwell W M Sheffield and J A Swalwell. Club manager Lamping called the event one of the largest and most successful in the club’s history.

Seattle Athletic Club A. C R. 8. Terhune J. W. Spangler Maverick Terrill Good Fellowship J. F. Douglas Theo M. Haller Frank J. Shaw Blackt Atonefield Hi Gill J. Carter Bert Swezen FB. A. Batwell W. M. Sheffield J. A. Swalwell Lamping

Seattle Boxers Dominate P N A Tourney in Spokane

Seattle athletic club boxers swept eight bouts at the Spokane P N A tournament. Val Sontag won one bout and fouled his second, Henry Gleason captured two events, Harold Pemberton one, Archie Wyard beat a lighter foe, and Earl Baird outpointed a crafty opponent. Oliver Runchey lost at 135 pounds to McKevitt of Spokane. Seattle leads with six titles still possible and both 125 and 155 pound crowns poised to stay in Seattle. Two fouls were called, one on Orton of Spokane and one on Jack Hill against Val Sontag.

Seattle Athletic Club Spokane Spokane Athletic Club Val Sontag Henry Gleason Harold Pemberton Archie Wyard Earl Baird Seattle Oliver Runchey McKe Orton Frennan Portland Jack Hill

Big League Camp Scores Across Teams

Practice game results from various camps show the Chicago White Sox shut out Oakland Coast leaguers 5 to 0 in Oakland. Santa Clara Varsity defeated Salt Lake Coast league 4 to 2 in San Jose. The San Francisco Seals beat St. Mary’s College 14 to 5 in San Francisco. The Los Angeles team defeated the Chicago White Sox first squad 16 to 4 in Los Angeles. St. Louis Americans beat Beaumont Texas league 15 to 6 in Beaumont. Philadelphia Athletics beat Chicago Cubs 6 to 4 in Jacksonville. St. Louis Nationals topped San Antonio Texas league 18 to 2 in San Antonio. Detroit Tigers walloped New Orleans Southern association 5 to 4 in Gulfport.

Chicago White Sox Beaumont Philadelphia Athletics Chicago Cubs Jacksonville Fla St. Louis Nationals San Antonio Detroit Tigers New Orleans Gulfport Miss

Colorado's Newest White Hope Governor Carlson Knocks Out Mockups

Colorado Governor George A. Carlson is portrayed as a boxing fan who stays in shape by daily workouts. In a friendly sparring session with Hector at a Denver club, he demonstrates quick, hard blows and proves his competitive spirit after a nose injury, despite recent pneumonia.

George A. Carlson Colorado Denver Carlson Hector

Broadway High Opens Season With Seattle College Tilt

The Broadway nine travel to face Seattle College this afternoon as Chamberlain or Louie la Fray starts on the mound and Pierce handles the catching. Broadway Juniors defeated the Freshmen 10 to 4 in yesterday’s class games.

Broadway High Seattle Chamberlain Louie la Fray Broadway Pierce

Bjurstedt and Wagner Advance In National Indoor Tennis

In New York on March 19, Nella Bjurstedt defeated Alberta Webber 6-2 6-1 in the semi finals of the women’s national indoor tennis tournament. Wagner, playing through champion, beat Florence Sheldon 6-3 6-3 to reach the final.

New York Nella Bjurstedt Alberta Webber Chicago Wagner Florence Sheldon Montclair A. C

Logue Tops City Three-Cushion Thriller In Northwest

Ray Logue dominated the Brown & Hulen's city three-cushion tournament with 26 innings and 2% points, a near record pace. Jack Ball beat H O Y 25 20 in 73 innings, John Anderson defeated Jim Ball 25 23 after a contested clash as Mallory faces Ginnold tonight and Shannon meets Bostwick.

Logue Lewis Jack Ball Young Anderson Jim Ball Ray Logue Brown & Hulen Northwest T. P. Lewis John Anderson

Track Team Busy Under Crutchbound Coach

Coach L. J. Martin leads the Varsity track squad daily despite a recent injury leaving him on crutches. He trains the team hard as they rapidly shape up and improve fitness and form.

L. J. Martin

Charley Moore to lead Vancouver in new season

Vancouver reports Charley Moore signs to hold down the key stone sack for the team this season. Moore previously played for Aberdeen in 1908 and moved to the Pacific Coast league. Cheek and outfielder Watell are the only contracts not yet received.

Vancouver Charley Moore Keystone Moore Aberdeen Cheek Watell

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