Campbell Eyes Return in Northwest Boxing Ring
Edward Hill Campbell, famed glove wielder, may return to fight as Joe Walsh, Metropolitan Lumber club matchmaker, predicts a bout with Ray Campbell and Willie Hoppe would draw crowds. Dan Salt travels east to arrange bouts for Chet Neff. Meo Houck expects victory over Bronson in a Northwest featherweight title clash.
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Edward Hill Campbell
Joe Walsh
Metropolitan Lumbermen’s Club
Rayampbell
Willie Hoppe
Walsh
Campbell
George Smith Out of Washington Lineup For Saturday
George Smith star end for the University of Washington will miss the game with Oregon State after a scrimmage injury. A severe Charley horse and knee wrench leave him in bed for several days, elevating substitute end Torkleson as the likely starter.
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George Smith
Smith
Washington
Joe Pipal
Oregon
Gardner
Torkleson
Sibby Nichol Signs Spokane Contract
Sibby Nichol star center for Victoria ward last winter signs Spokane contract to join the Spokane lineup for the 1916 17 season and become a regular player.
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Sibby Nichol
Spokane
Victoria
Seattle Church Athletics Merge Sets Basketball Season Rules
The Seattle Inter Church Athletic Association and the Seattle Church Athletic League have merged. Plans are in place for the basketball season and all rules will be strictly enforced.
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Seattle Inter-Church Athletic Association
Seattle Church Athletic League
Johnny Parsons Barred From Grid Iron Game
Portland, Nov 10 Johnny Parsons Oregon football star is declared ineligible. He will not play when the University of Oregon meets the Oregon Aggies November 25 at Corvallis. The University of Washington uncovered evidence that Parsons did not finish his final semester in spring 1915 ending his playing days in the Pacific or any other contest.
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Portland
Johnny Parsons
Oregon
U. of O
Oregon Aggies
Corvallis
University of Washington
Parsons
Pacific
Yankee Parker Influences Clay Court Tennis Supplies
The article notes American hog byproducts now aid tennis string production. After war shifts, sheep gut strings were scarce and hog intestines were repurposed for surgical gut and musical strings, with bor gut potentially matching sheep gut quality when properly manufactured.
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Germany
Famous Jockey Danny Maher Dies in England
London reports the death of Danny Maher, famed as a top jockey of both American and English racing. He retired from the turf three years ago and had not been in good health since.
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London
Danny Maher
British and Scots to Mix at Soccer Clash
The Britishers and Scota will fansie Sunday at Dugdale field for their annual soccer clash. Twenty two of the best players in this region are lined up again as the whistle blows.
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Scota
Dugdale Field
Oregon Aggies Arrive for Saturday Melee With U. of W
The Oregon Aggies travel to face the University ofWashington on Saturday. Washington suffers a setback as Captain Seagraves injures tendons and will not play, while Ben Mayfield and Ernest Murphy face injuries delaying lineup certainty. The Aggies rely on Captain Brissett and Newman, with Pipal’s crew likely rotating guards Willey Anderson Wilson and possible dark horse changes before a 2:20 game start at University Field.
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University of Washington
Washington
Captain Seagraves
University of Oregon
Aggies
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Ben Mayfield
Doble
Gil Doble
Ernest Murphy
Wirt
Seagrave
Don Able
Murphy
Calkins
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Brissett
Newman
Pipal
Conn
Busch
Walker
Willey
Anderson
Wilson
Ex-President's Son Fills Gap at Yale
Charley Taft, son of ex President William Howard Taft, filled a gap at Yale as a capable tackle after Shelton left the game with muscular rheumatism. Taft's play helped stabilize the line in a weak moment for Yale.
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Yale
Charley Taft
William Howard Taft
Shelton
Baseball Season Opens in Samoa Four-Team League Debuts
The Samoa baseball season has started with a four-team league organized by government employees. Teams represent the naval station, U.S. Navy Fortunes, and two native guard companies. Governor Commander John M. Poyer pitched the first ball after a parade of teams.
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Samoa
Uncle Sam
Pacific
U. 8. 8. Fortune
Native Guard
John M. Poyer
No, Horace, training dogs on baked beans questioned
A playful remark questions the propriety of training a Boston terrier using baked beans as a lure. The line suggests humor about teaching dogs with unconventional treats.
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Horace
Boston Terriers
Bargains in Star Want Ads For Housekeeping Rooms
If you are looking for Housekeeping Rooms you will find many bargains listed in Star Want Ads featuring affordable lodging options and potential rental deals.
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Star Want
Canadian Star Athletes Among European Warriors
The war cuts into athletics as Canada ships the 80th Canadian Sportsmen's Battalion to France. Tom Longboat and fellow stars A E B Wood Lou Maresh and Tom Prannagan among the contingent leaving Halifax for service. The unit draws players from hockey lacrosse football and track backgrounds.
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Canada
Halifax
France
Tom Longboat
A. E B. Wood
Lou Maresh
Tom Prannagan
Longboat
Waa
Queen Anne Finishes Grid Season Saturday
Queen Anne high school faces Ballard at Dugdale Park in the final game of the season. The Quay team maintains strong form amid the late schedule stretch and aims to close the campaign with a win.
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Queen Anne
Queen Anne High School
Ballard
Dugdale Park
Quay
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