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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
7
Flynn Coffey bout headlines big Irish war horse clash
New York May 29 Jim Flynn a trial horse for Coffey in a Monday program at Ebbetts field features Flynn Coffey in a ten round main event. The card includes Champ Johnson Willard talk of Cham and Jess Willard to headline with Dillon and Gunboat Smith in supporting bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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New York
Galore
Ebfield
Pollok
Brighton Beach Club
Jim Flynn Coffey
Dublin
Flynn-Coffey
Coffey
Cham
Jess Willard
Flynn
Johnson
Wil
Erin
Willard
Peter Maher
Ebbett’s Field
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis Bearcat
Gunboat Smith
Jim Buckley
Dillon
Smith
Havana
Indianapolis Battler
Ditlon
Jim Flynn
Gunboat+ Smith
Levinsky
al McCoy
Doc Cook
North Pole
Geo. Chip
Ebbett
Battling Laho
Dutch Brandt
Kid
Seattle Yacht Club opens season with regatta contest
The Seattle Yacht Club begins its season with a three day regatta at Venice on Haleidge Island. Entries include Helvetia and Aquila in the Protection race over 116 miles from Protection Island to Port Madison. The Doman cup boat race starts from West Seattle at 11 this morning for a 44 mile course to Everett and back to Venice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sloop Petrel
Fritz Hellenthal
Gwen
Frank E. O'Connell
Asrd Johnson
Ortona
Expo Graham
Schoon
Fred Fischer
Javi Bonita
E. H. Hutchinmn
Norn
Hedley
West Seattle
Everett
Beck
Venice
Port Madison
Northwest colleges track meet concludes with Ore Agricultural edge
Allis Oregon and University of Washington competed as Oregon Agricultural College won the meet with 42 points followed by Washington 29 and other schools. Clyde won the mile and Stenstrom took the two mile while Payne of Ore set an outdoor conference record in 9 35 for the two miles.
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Allis
Ore
University of Wash
Northwest Colleges
Ore Agricultural College
Washington
State College
Uniof Idaho
Whitman
Clyde
Stenstrom
Payne
Orethe
Wich
Kadder
Maple Leafs rout Tacoma Tigers in Victoria game
In Victoria on May 29 the Maple Leafs defeated the Tacoma Tigers 15 to 3. Bonf pulled out of tight spots for the Tigers who scored three runs, while McGinnity and others pitched for the Maple Leafs in a dominant win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Mich
Maple Leafs
Tacoma Tigers
Tigers
McGinnity
Northern Pacific Schedule Fragment on Columbia River
Partial timetable note from May 1 92 detailing steamship and railroad routes along the Columbia River. Mentions Northern Pacific and connections to Portland and San Francisco, with allotments and agents listed.
Giants win over Spokane Indians in eighth inning rally
In a Fri game at Dugdale's park the Giants toppled Spokane 4 to 2 after an eighth inning rally. Seattle added two runs in the third and held Spokane scoreless after the eighth. Kelly pitched well until a four-hit eighth inning by Seattle’s offense.
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Dugdale’s Park
Giants
Spokane Indians
Seattle
Spokane
Fish
Raymond
Kelly
Smith
Morse
Barth
Ae Beatty
Peterson
Nye
BR HL
Hite
Killiley
Brenegan
Woffl
Coltrin
Fisk
Belle
Coast League Adds Former NY Pitcher Arthur Fromme
Arthur Fromme, a former New York National pitcher, has joined the Venice team in the Coast League. Coastal results show San Angeles beating Salt Lake 4 18 and Portland routing San Francisco 12 3 while Oakland and Venice face standings shifts.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
Louie
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Venice
Oakland
Portland
San Francisco Cocses
Portland Ve
Arthur Fromme
Fans defend Seattle baseball policies in letter to editor
A Seattle reader praises the Star for supporting the public against Dugdale. The letter criticizes Dugdale for poor player choices and a low team salary strategy, citing Rippert and outfielders with low averages. The writer urges continued coverage to push Seattle toward better baseball.
Broadway High Grabs City Title with Clean Baseball Sweep
Broadway high boys finished the high school baseball series undefeated with an eight game streak after beating Franklin 5 to 3 on Columbia field. West Seattle beat Ballard 5 to 1 leaving a tie for second. a playoff will determine the runner up as Waller limited opponents to two hits.
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Franklin
Columbia
Broadway High Boys
Broadway
West Seattle
Ballard
West Siders
Cats Defeat Champs Aberdeen in Narrow Shootout
May 29. Hughes pitched a perfect game for Aberdeen as they edged the Champs 2 to 1. Rippert doubled to hit the fence just shy of a home run. Aberdeen had six hits off Kramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Hughes
Rippert
Kramer
William Rapp Fined for Baseball Gambling Pool
William Rapp was fined 200 dollars plus costs in Chicago after being charged with running a baseball gambling pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rapp
Costa
Chicago
Cornell Favorite in Annual Intercollegiate Meet
Cornell led with 18 qualifiers in the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes track meet at Franklin Field Philadelphia. Harvard had 16 finalists and Yale 11 as 94 qualified for semifinals and finals. a Maine athlete set a hammer record with 165 feet 4.5 inches.
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Philadelphia
Cornell
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes
Franklin Field
Harvard
Yale
H. P. Bailey
University of Maine
Pernoll Cut Loose by Seals as Dent Replaces Him
Portland May 29 Pitcher Hub Pernoll of the San Francisco Seals is hunting a job today after being unconditionally released by Manager Wolverton. Dent, secured from Atlanta, will take his place as Pernoll struggled all season.
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Portland
Hub Pernoll
San Francisco Seals
Wolverton
Dent
Atlanta
Pernoll
South Park to Meet South Seattle Next Sunday at South Park
The South Park team will clash with South Seattle next Sunday at South Park with a 3 o'clock start. Lineup includes Cub Johnson, Brick Kneeland, Brooks, Martin, Smith, Lavine, Thompson, Brown, Kellogg, Duntway. South Park plans a Olympia trip June 6 aboard the Potlatch steamer with Baughman’s brass band aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
South Seattle
Cub Johnson
Brick Kneeland
Watson Earns Shade Over Mandot In Ten Round Match
Fans judged Red Watson the clear winner in a ten round bout with Joe Mandot in Superior Wisconsin. Mandot connected more blows but lacked power while Watson absorbed punishment and delivered hard punches to secure the edge in a fight critics call near a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Red Watson
Joe Mandot
Altho
Watson
Mandot
Baseball Dope Shows Shifting Power in Early Season
By midseason view, major leagues exhibit wild swings as hitting, fielding and base running diverge from early form. Pat Moran's Phillies lead despite weak fielding, while Washington tops AL fielding and New York shows improvement as crippled lineups heal. Detroit staking real pennant bid as Red Sox strain to compete amid Gardner illness.
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Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Yankees
Athletics
Orioles
Pittsburg
Federals
Evi
Chicago
Cuba
New York
Boston Braves
Evers
Detroit
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Bunch
Red Sox
Gardner
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