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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
10
The 1915-16 season begins with dance coverage and notes on star players. A punny headline highlights Matt and Jeff with a nod to Seattle's first artificial ice rink slated to open Friday night, marking a lively cultural start to the era.
Definite assurance that the Los Angeles Athletic club will pay the expenses of three boxers from the Seattle Athletic club. Cliff Reunan wired four names from which three will be selected. Earl Baird Archie Wiyard Val Sontag Lloyd Madden were named. Henry Gleason is unable to travel.
Coach fears Queens Anne may spring surprise in upcoming match at Broadway as rivalries with Franklin and Lincoln feature in memory. Students recall past scores including Broadway 32 to 6 over Franklin and 40 to 0 losses to Queen Anne. A larger Pine Street crowd is expected.
Victoria hockey star Dubbie Kerr, a native of Eastern Canada, signs a new contract and will return to play on the Coast. He is a leading figure for the Victoria professional team and resumes his duties after rejoining the lineup.
Ed Pinkham, Seattle light weight, nearly matched for a six round bout with Ralph Grunan, top 135 pounder, at Rose City A C in Portland next month. Grunan praised as future champion. Pinkham notes Grunan beat Johnny O Leary in San Francisco over a year ago. Washington scoring leads this season though schedule weak.
Daily corrected report by J W Godwin lists prices and availability for numerous vegetables and fruits including rutabagas lettuce carrots cauliflower casabas cranberries grapes grapefruit apples and peppers. It shows regional items from California New Jersey Oregon and Washington with values in sacks and cases and notes several entries with missing or unclear figures.
A Seattle sports note highlights Blake the big Queen Anne tackle with exceptional punting form and a 50 yard boot. Washington prepares to face California at Denny Field, with Coach Dobie praising California’s material and predicting a tougher display than Berkeley.
Broadway and Queen Anne midget teams will clash Friday at Lincoln Park playfield in a tightly matched contest. The game promises trick plays, forward passes, and the old style of line bucks, according to latest reports.
Critics say former lightweight champion Willie Ritchie cannot make the legitimate weight of 135 pounds ringside without weakening himself and failing to mount his usual scrap in the ring.
University of California football team departs for Seattle with 19 players and 30 rooters to face the University of Washington Saturday. Coach Schaefer seeks improved form after a tough prior game. trip leaders include Graduate Manager Stroud and trainer Charlie Volz. The delegation lists players White Hickes Gibbs Montgomery Russell Bender Hazeltine Sharp Gianelli Brooks Neuhaus Graf Momsen Gay Foster and Captain Canfield.
Seattle's new artificial ice rink opens Friday at 8 15 p m with fancy figure skating and Wagner melodies. Public skating runs daily from 8 30 to 10 30 p m except Sundays. Miss Mary Nicholson of Minneapolis will exhibit with manager Pete Muldoon. hockey players expected within two weeks.
After seven years directing UC athletics, Coach Jimmy Schaefer submits his resignation to the Associated Students. His contract runs two years more, but criticism and a heavy loss to Washington spurred the move.
Edwin J Brown asserts that in 99 out of 100 cases he can extract teeth without pain using the best local anesthetic and proper technique. He notes fear from patients as the sole nontechnical barrier and claims fifteen years of study in painless extraction.
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