Lloyd Madden Faces Eddie Pinkman in Four-Round Elks Bout
N W lightweight champion Lloyd Madden meets Eddie Pinkman in a four round fight at the Elks gym with Pinkman the favorite, while Madden is urged to spar harder. The card also lists Marrahan pulled for Morris, Conner in, and Ross against Vetro with additional bouts and a wrestling ref.
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Lloyd Madden
Ed Pinkman
Elks
Loyd Madden
N. W
Eddie Pinkman
Pinkman
Madden
Frat Tossers Set to Open Season in Greek League
The University of Washington fraternity baseball schedule is released. Fraternities are split into four divisions with two six‑team series and two five‑team series. McClook and Klussman fields host the games, opening on May 22 and ending May 4.
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University of Washington Isterfraternity
McClook
Klussman
Pitcher Is Coming to Seattle
B E Dugdale secured a southpaw, Paul Strand formerly with the Boston Braves, for the Seattle Giants. Strand, 6 feet 1 inch and near 200 pounds, joins Ed Kline and Bill McIvor to form three lefties at the start of training. The deal was arranged through Roger Breenahan, ex Chicago Cub manager and Toledo owner.
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B. E. Dugdale
Seattle Giants
Paul Strand
Boston Braves
Strand
Braves
Spokane
Seattle
Dug
Ed Kline
St. Louis
Bill McIvor
Holdover
Roger Breenahan
Chicago Cub
Toledo
Macy's Clinic Offers Gland Nerve Disease Treatments
Dr Macy, physician at 81% Second Ave near Epler Building, advertises specialized care for gland and nerve diseases. The notice promotes asthma laryngeal afflictions paralysis facial rheumatic conditions and blood disorders with permanent improvement claimed for low vitality.
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Keble
Macy
Epler
Seattle Beats Canadiens in six to one arena clash
Seattle Metropolitans throttled the Montreal Canadiens 6 to 1 in a spirited arena contest after a World Series loss. Harry Holmes starred with elite hook checks as Bernie Morris opened the scoring and Foyston added key goals in the late stages.
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Seattle
Montreal Canadien
Edward Hill
Harry Holmes
Jack Walker
Hammer throw proposal eyed for All-Coast meet
Graduate Manager Arthur Young of the University of Washington received notices from Stanford and the University of California requesting inclusion of the hammer throw in the All-Coast track meet at University field on May 19. The event was dropped by the Northwest conference two years ago due to safety concerns, and no final decision has been made.
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Arthur Younger
University of Washington
Stanford
University of California
University Field
Browne
Houck Draws While Neff Is a Winner in Los Angeles
Ivo Houck telegraphs from Los Angeles that Chet Neff beat Walter South in four rounds last night. He also reports that Leo McManus drew with Al McManus though the crowd felt the decision should have favored Leo. Leo earned a main event slot after two south bouts.
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Ivo Houck
Los Angeles
Chet Neff
Walter South
Leo
al McManus
Altho
South
Branch Rickey Named President and Manager of Cardinals
ST. LOUIS March 21 Branch Rickey will be president and business manager of the St. Louis Cardinals. He has signed a contract. Since losing playing manager duties to Fielder Jones Rickey has served as business manager of the Browns.
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ST. Louis
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Fielder Jones
Rickey
Browns
Offer Welsh Chance to Battle Kilbane in Toledo
Harry Pollok, manager of Freddie Welsh, announced a renewed $20,000 offer for a bout with Johnny Kilbane in Toledo, Ohio. Mc Daniels claims Kilbane has promised to proceed with the match.
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Kilbane
New York
Harry Pollok
Freddie Welsh
Toledo
Welsh
Johnny Kilbane
McDaniels
Market Report Fruits and Prices Overview
Market report lists assorted fruits including grapefruit oranges apples and wineapples with sample prices. Entries mention Florida winesap and Rome Beauty varieties with retailer pricing hints for butter eggs and cheese in local market context.
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Florida
Orate
Boltzenberger
Ecco
Evvcev
Tholco
Rome Beauty
Chinese Players Not Barred From Play In Great Falls
A 1913 Northwest baseball note recalls Great Falls welcoming the Honolulu Chinese team after a 8 to 7 loss in the Union association game. Vernon Ryan and Kan Yen received praise for defense and catching, while local clubs adjust schedules and consider players like Ford Finney and Tommy Fitzgerald in potential tryouts.
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Great Falls
Honolulu
Northwest
Vernon Ryan
Dugdale
Ryan
Seattle
Kan Yen
Portland
Norwegian Tennis Star Is A Winner
SAN DIEGO March 21 Molla Bjurstadt the women’s singles tennis champion defeated R F Scovel the English star here yesterday with set scores of 6 4 to 14 6 and 6 2 in a decisive victory.
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San Diego
Molla Bjurstadt
R. F. Scovel
Have You Sent in Your Fish Tale
Fish stories of all descriptions are still coming in with every mail. If you have not yet sent in yours, drop down to Piper and Taft's, look over the three prizes they are awarding, and then get busy. Address stories to Fish Tale Editor, The Star.
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Piper & Taft's
The
Star
Bellingham Presses State Board Over Tie With Walla Walla
Bellingham high school’s bus team refuses to abandon its tie with Walla Walla for the state interscholastic championship. Principal J E McKown states the team split the games in Walla Walla and should be allowed to play in Bellingham, offering to submit to the state board of control and cover expenses for neutral referees if Walla Walla accepts.
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Bellingham
BeLlingham High School
Walla Walla High
J. E. McKown
Walla Walla
McKown
State Board of Control
Fiolate
Madden Matched to Battle F Sullivan
Tacoma report notes Lloyd Den Northwest lightweight pugilist drawn against Frankie Sullivan in a four round bout scheduled for March 27. The match ups underline regional boxing circuit activity with two local reputations facing off in a public bout.
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Tacoma
Lloydden
Pian
Frankie Sullivan
Vindicated Doctor Jordan Wins Medical Board Appeal
On January 7, 1915, Doctor J Eugene Jordan had his medical license restored by the Superior Court after the State Medical Board revoked it for a misleading advertisement. Judge Walter M French found the ad not grossly untrue or morally turpitudinous, noting credible witnesses and proven cures. Dr Jordan is listed at the Mutual Life Building on First and Yesler.
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J. Eugene Jordan
State Medical Board
Doctor Jordan
Walter M. French
French
Dr. Jordan
Mutual Life Building
First and Yesler
Cured of Tuberculosis by Dr Jordan Remedies in Seattle
A Seattle notice from 1914 promotes Dr J Eugene Jordan cures without surgery. It cites a patient’s success avoiding a $500 operation and lists many diseases claimed to be cured. Address and hours are given for consultations and a call to read Saturday Star for updates.
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Seattle
J. Eugene Jordan
C. B. Boyd
Fourth Ave. North
Jordan
J. Evle Jordan
Flist Avenue
Atch
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