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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
10
Harvard and Princeton victories prompt talk of a revived dominance while Yale sinks further after a season of defeats. The piece notes Yale’s struggles, Harvard’s strong showing, and Princeton’s looming test as fans await next week’s clashes.
Five unregistered druggists were detained by Constable Ed Shrewsbury on Tuesday and must appear in court. The individuals named are G. S. Estey of Summit Pharmacy, Henry M. Diaz of Green Lake Drug Co, E E Rothechild of Reichert and Rothchild, J. E. Clifton, and E. A. Noble.
Albert Edward Wiggam renowned as an efficiency advocate and eugenics expert will lecture on Heredity and Human Progress at the YMCA Star Lyceum course Saturday evening. He claims American women are becoming ugly and that the white race is regressing.
Harvard joined Dartmouth and Princeton in numbering players to satisfy public demand for transparent rosters. The practice spread to Cornell and now Harvard, following Yale’s resistance. The piece notes 70,000 spectators at the Yale Harvard game last year and mentions Coolidge’s long TD run. Washington players were numbered at California last Saturday.
The Queen Anne and Broadway midgets clash at Lincoln Park Thursday for the city title. Hull Midgets hold the edge in expert opinion after key wins. Broadway beat Lincoln 7 to 3 and 25 to 0 over Franklin, while Queen Anne struggled with a 7 to 1 loss and a general home-field slip noted by onlookers.
Joe Gorman once led the Victoria Times sports page and played lacrosse and basketball. He joined the Canadian expeditionary army and trains to fly at the Wright Brothers plant in Dayton, Ohio, after leaving journalism. Jimmy Hewitt of the Vancouver Province also enlisted months ago.
The camera captures Coach Elmer Henderson guiding a high school football squad with a firm yet encouraging leadership style. Star players Louis LaFray and Hap Miller showcase key roles as LaFray adapts positions and Pierron’s influence shapes youth athletics in Bellingham.
Former White Sox pitcher Doc White was notified he inherits 25000 of his late father’s 150000 estate to be divided equally among the children. Before moving to the Coast he invested 10000 in a Washington sporting goods venture.
Dr J Brown denounces bogus pyorrhea cures as money making schemes that fail after payments end. He notes deep seated pyorrhea cannot be cured, only cleaned and managed, with extractions often follow such schemes. He operates in Bellingham with evening hours and a city office listing.
Tom Tyrer, assistant coach at the state college, praises W. H. Dietz for his unflustered leadership of the Lone Star squad. Dietz coaches without raising his voice, rarely scrimmages, and emphasizes faith in his system. The team trusts him and has shown consistent improvement with limited subs and a single quarterback.
Mary reveals a scarred memory and sorrowful thoughts on love and marriage. She discusses Max Pendleton, past losses, and a plan to travel and become a book broker, concluding she may never marry again. The dialogue with Margie hints at upheaval, aging, and uncertain futures.
Paul Des Jardien, renowned all around athlete, turns professional and agrees to assist Alonzo Stagg at Chicago University in coaching baseball, football, basketball and track. His move will disappoint Chicago athletic clubs that counted on him as a top point winner in major meets.
Queen Anne coach Austin K. Allen will field an 11 averaging 162 pounds per man against Broadway, aiming to win Seattle’s championship. The lineup includes Carr as the standout big man and weights released for both teams, with Broadway’s squad averaging 157 pounds.
Harvard Athletic association expects forty seven thousand spectators for the Harvard Yale game on November 20. Wooden grandstands increase seating capacity to that figure at Harvard stadium.
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