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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1917

Page

9

Neff and Trambitas fight ends in draw at Crystal Pool

Portland lightweight Alex Trambitas defeats Neff on points in a four round pro bout but the decision is reversed to a draw after late rounds. The card features Bud Ridley Jimmy Lewis Hill Abe Fadley and other boxers with Camp Lewis soldiers also appearing as fans discuss changes for future Seattle shows. Main event at Moose club announced for the Mth with Sontag and Coghlan as headliners.

Het Neff Crystal Pool Alex Trambitas Portland Hank Bennett Hank Trambitas Alex Pool Bud Ridley Jimmy Lewis Starr-Reynolds Ad Schacht Hill Abe Fadley Spider Schacht Willie Hunefelt Los Angeles Frank Fete Wilkeson Wil Frankie Sullivan Pattling Joe Gorman Ight Chico Camp Lewis Bud Starr Lonnie Austin Bullet Ste Bealing Seattle Sontag Coghlan Val Sontag Con Coghlan Moose Club Mth

Football All Stars and League Parodies Echo War Time Talk

The piece mimics wartime bravado, joking about all star selections from All American to All Ward while mixing in World War I era names and references. It playfully imagines managers of old leagues forming an army to “bean the kaleer,” with mentions of figures like Christy Mathewson and Henny Leonard as part of a satirical sports commentary.

Free Examination and Estimate for Important Service

Come in for a free examination and estimate with no obligation. The offer highlights low cost for a valued service.

Herman Keeps Bantam Crown In 20 Round Victory

In New Orleans Pete Herman defends his bantamweight title defeating Frankie Burns in a grueling 20 round bout. The U S Army soldier displayed superior offense and stamina to outwork the veteran challenger, signaling Herman as one of the sport’s top bantams.

Frankie Burns Dear Old New Orleans New York Pete Herman Kid Williams Johnny Conlon Herman Burns Man Kaiser

Sacramento Moguli fy Dotted Piece Teased Wie

Sacramento will not want for more than 100 candidates to seek a manager berth by next spring. The first applicant is Gos Fisher, Portland catcher, who filed a letter to President Baum outlining qualifications and seeking weighty recommendation. Fisher hinted at retirement but may stay on for a managing opportunity.

Sacramento Gos Fisher Portland Fisher Baum

Baseball’s Bone Heads Declined for War Service

A lighthearted item notes that none of baseball’s celebrated players have been accepted for military service. It hints at ongoing draft or fitness considerations without naming individuals or specific dates.

Northwestern Shorthand Reporting School Arcade Bldg

A brief note highlights a program that builds business personality in students from the start, creating demand for skilled workers. It promotes Mo Shorthand Civil Service Bookkeeping Advanced Grammar at the Northwestern Shorthand Reporting School located in the Arcade Building.

Northwestern Shorthand Reporting School Arcade Bldg

U W Squad Back Home After Berkeley Defeat

The University of Washington football team returned to Seattle early Saturday morning after losing to California in Berkeley. Cars welcomed the squad as they arrived on campus, receiving honors despite the defeat, with Coach Hunt saying Washington was outclassed and unprepared for California’s strong squad.

Washington California Berkeley Ernie Murphy Howe Higson Gordon Washington California Bears University of Washington Seattle University of California Coach Hunt

Death of Famous Trotting Sire Axworthy in Lexington

Axworthy the renowned trotting sire dies in Lexington Kentucky at age 21 years. He fathered many famous trotters including Gen Watts and Guy Axworthy. His passing marks the end of a notable bloodline in harness racing.

Lexington Axworthy Gen. Watts Guy Axworthy

Athletic Committee to Visit Camp Lewis

The Seattle soldiers athletic committee will tour Camp Lewta today to assess the situation. A Monday meeting set plans for the trip.

Camp Lewis Soldiers’ Athletic Committee of Seattle Camp Lewta

Morrissey and Frank Draw in Denver Bout

Frankie Murphy, a local lightweight, fought 15 rounds to a draw with Lee Morr sey of Wallace Idaho at Lakeside Arena in Denver last night.

Morrissey Frank Denver Hy United Frankie Murphy Lee Morrissey Wallace Idaho Lakeside Arena

Bike Racer Hurt in Jumping Track

Boston November 6 John Fardig local six day bike racer was injured not night when he rode over the top of the track as riders ahead of him threatened to pile up.

Boston John Fardig

Gunboat Smith Scraps Tacoma Boxing Visit

Tacoma readers will miss a scheduled bout as Gunboat Smith refuses the travel costs. Promoter Chet McIntyre tried to arrange the fight here but Smith demanded too much expense money to make the trip.

Tacoma Smith Chet McIntyre

Leo Houck in Reel Bout with Jack Pickford at Liberty

Seattle lightweight Leo Houck stars opposite Jack Pickford in a new film shot at the Liberty venue this week. A ten round clash is staged in a key scene but Pickford dominates, ending the bout in one round, a reversal that irks Houck who notes his real ring skill outmatches his reel performance.

Leo Houck Seattle Jack Pickford Liberty Leo Jack

Dempsey's Manager Chases Bouts with Miske and Melin

Jack Dempsey, the latest heavy boxing sensation, is eyed for matches with Billy Miske in Milwaukee after negotiations led by manager Jack Kearns. Dempsey may also travel to Portland to fight veteran heavyweight Chet Melintyre.

Ty United Press San Francisco Jack Dempsey Jack Kearns Kearns Milwaukee Billy Miske Dempney Portland Chet MelIntyre

American Sammies Have Football Too

A letter to Charley Hulen from George Smith, ex University of Washington star now with the engineers in France, reports every company of American regiments there has its own football team.

France Charley Hulen George Smith University of Washington Engineers

Willie Jackson Loses to Patsy Cline in Philadelphia Bout

New York reports Willie Jackson lost to Irish Patsy Cline in a six round boxing match in Philadelphia last night. The bout was described as fast by observers.

Willie Jackson Patsy Cline United Press New York Philadelphia

Willie Ritchie Joins Army Under Geary Steffen Nickname

Boxing fans noted Willie Ritchie enlisted in the Army, adopting the nickname Geary Steffen. The article mentions the fighter hung up gloves briefly as he joined military service.

Willie Ritchie Uncle Sam Willie Monicker Geary Steffen

McCredie Plans 1918 Northwestern League Revival

Judge W. W. McCredie will travel to Seattle for a conference with Northwestern league president Blewett to revive the league in 1918. He just returned from San Francisco Coast league talks and fears Portland will be expelled once Sacramento sends payment to president Baum.

W. W. McCredie Seattle Blewett McCredie San Francisco Portland Beavers Ramento Baum

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