Cream of Yank Tennis Stars Appear in Seattle Exhibition
The American Davis Cup team led by William Tilden II and including William Johnston Watson Washburn and Sam Hardy visits Crystal Pool for a 2:30 p m exhibition with doubles featuring local stars Marshall Allen and Bill Taylor. Tilden is hailed as the world champion after wins at Forest Hills and against Europe.
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Wares Paid Little Yet Gets Fair Consideration
Clyde Wares of Seattle Coast league baseball claims he earned 2500 for last season a sum lower than many players. The club offers 1971 terms for mind made up in 24 years. Fans should recognize his work raising Seattle from last to near leaders and his value to the club.
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Seattle
The Star Plans Backing For New Basketball League
The Star announces a second meeting to organize the Star basketball league with teams and officers to be elected. The Star will provide publicity floors and referees and finance the circuit but demands independent executive work by league officers to improve on last season. Earlier efforts pressured by The Star will be avoided this season to ensure a smoother start.
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Star Basketball League
Star
Miracle Coach Ira Pease Boosts Ballard In Debut Season
Ira Pease coaches Ballard High School in Seattle to build a winner around Harri Harrison’s kicking as they face Broadway this afternoon. A win or tie would tighten their hold on the title with a strong defense and Harrison’s toe work leading the way.
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Miracle
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Ethool
Seattle Jeweler Stacy Shown Files Passion for Baseball
A Seattle jeweler, Stacy Shown, 64, is celebrated as the city’s most rabid baseball fan. He attended every game last season and only missed two while at the Elks convention in Yakima. He values baseball above football hockey and boxing, and notes his daughter has not missed a game in 10 years. Seven million golf balls were used in England last year.
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Australian Davis Cup team choices nearing
Sydney reports Australian tennis officials will name the Davis Cup defenders within a week or two. The aces Steun premie and Gerald Patterson are seen as certain picks. The remaining team members remain the big riddle in local sport circles.
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Ballard Takes on Broadway Tigers For Prep Grid Title
Ballard high school unbeaten, seeks the prep grid title by afternoon kickoff at the local ball park. A 2:30 start follows three straight wins, with Ballard relying on John Morrison’s kicking and punting to push ahead. Broadway untested, lineup uncertain as Coach Powers reshuffles.
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Washington Huskies Meet Oregon In Key Conference Clash
The University of Washington eleven travels to Kinecald field in Eugene for its last conference game of the season against Oregon. Oregon is favored after a rocky season so far, but Washington recently lost to Stanford 10 to 0 while Oregon fell 3 to 0 to Washington.
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Frosh Clash With Washington State on Denny Field
Washington State frosh meet Pullman freshmen this afternoon on Denny field. Washington state is slight favorite but Sandy Wick’s squad may upset them. Lineup includes Low Gilkey ends Knapp Lundquist tackles Cole Bellman guards Adama center Cameron Feek quarter Langhorn Carman halves Whitman full. Game starts 2 30 and scores from Washington Oregon game to be announced between plays.
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Lincoln High Gridiron Dominates West Seattle in Darkened Finish
Lincoln High defeated West Seattle 437 to 0 at Coast league park Friday with Dean Boyle opening scoring on a 20 yard drop kick. Heinie Hyllengrin led Lincoln in yardage while Frasier starred for West Seattle on defense as the game ended amid darkness and numerous fumbles.
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England Bars Games With German Teams
London Nov 13 England football authorities refuse to sanction international matches with Germany or any Central Powers and will not schedule games against teams allied with them, halting international play in the wartime period.
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Baseball in South America interest grows in Giants tour
New York, Nov. 13. Ted Sullivan plans to promote baseball in South America amid rising interest. Sullivan organized the Giants White Sox world tour several years ago and aims to spread the sport in major cities there.
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South Africa
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Move to shift Kentucky Derby to fall racing season
A movement forms to make the Kentucky Derby a fall event arguing that two year olds rushed for the classic fail to show their true form until autumn. In other notes, four clubs will play a winter baseball season on Florida’s west coast including Sarasota Tarpon Springs St Petersburg and Tampa.
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Punting to Star in California Stanford Coast Conference Title Game
California’s Stanford Coast clash features Herkeley star punter Morrison facing Templeton who has excelled against Washington. Yale and Princeton renew their yearly tussle as Princeton enters as favorites after a verdict over Merrard last week. Dartmouth travels to Philadelphia to meet Penn in a tough schedule stretch. Penn State and Pittsburgh seek Eastern honors with Lehigh and Washington Jefferson on a testing path. Center and Kentucky meet in the South while Wisconsin must beat Illinois to stay even in the Big Ten race. Washington State and O C clash in a non-title bid, both out of conference contention.
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Alberta Amateur Ice League under probe by Frank Patrick
Frank Patrick, president of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association, has asked the Alberta government to investigate the Big Four Amateur Hockey League in the prairie district. He claims several players lack true amateur status and cites evidence, noting Coast league players reinstated to the prairie circuit.
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Landis Accepts Big Baseball Job as Umpire in Chief
Federal Judge K M Landis accepted a seven year post as head of baseball affairs with a $42500 annual salary, joining 16 major league owners who ended the war by scrapping the silent league proposal. He will not resign from the bench and a new national agreement is to be negotiated with minor leagues invited to join under the Sandia regime. Headquarters will be established in Chicago.
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Warrants Issued for Hite and Five Seattle Boxers
Deputy sheriffs seek Clay Hite and five Seattle pugilists after a letter from Chelan county Sheriff states warrants for arrest. The case cites an illegal exhibition in Wenatchee on October 29 with the boxers involved. Names listed include Murray Brooks Langford Eddie Jackson and another unknown.
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Seattle
Hite
John Doe Murray
Percy Brooks
Sam Langford
Eddie Jackson
William Sears
Ducks Eyeing Weekend Flight Despite Unsteady Weather
HY FARL A. FRY notes duck shooters face variable conditions after a week of mixed weather. Prospects brighten with favourable winds for Saturday and Sunday along the Skagit, while Renton Sportemen report busy scenes at a venison feast and a strong, active association. An illustrated Forestry talk by BHb Fromme highlighted the event. Fishing remains steady as the season winds down.
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Fishermen reel in fine catch at Sulphur Springs Point
Major W D Fraser with Taft Van Tassel and J W Lothrop visited Sulphur Springs Point Lake Sammamish and returned a fine catch of cutthroat and silvers. Van Tassel set a Lake Sammamish record cutthroat at 4 1/2 pounds on a No 10 hook. Deer hunting continues in Kittitas county with season through December 1. Beattie sportsmen join a public outdoor life movie session next Wednesday as the Seattle Geattle area boards discuss legislative matters at the Chamber of Commerce hall.
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Society women own racers in Britain racing list
London Nov 13 Society women increasingly enter Britain’s racing lists. Among the society leaders now racing their own horses are Lady Cunliffe Owen Mrs Gilbert Robinson Lady Torrington Mrs Algernon Cox Lady Nunburnholme Lady Nelson and Lady James Douglas.
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French air champion to show flights in United States
Sadi La comte, winner of the Gordon Bennett cup race and famed French civil pilot, will arrive in New York to fly exhibitions for Cox of Texas. He will earn 25000 dollars and tour Texas before performing across the United States.
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Boxing Weekcard Headlines From Bud Ridley and Frank Marineau
Bud Ridley of Beattie bantam boxes Babe Blue at Aberdeen Monday and tackles Young Monard at Bremerton Wednesday. Frank Marineau, Conat middleweight, boxes in Eastern Canada after defeating Walter Gunn in 10 rounds at Windsor Ontario. Wildwood New Jersey names a woman to a volunteer fire company.
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Real $500000 nest egg fuels boxing championship
A half million dollars tops the purse for the Dempsey Carpentier heavyweight title bout. Promoters led by Rickard Brady and Cochran back a big money plan as fighters seek upfront pay plus 25 percent of picture rights. The deal hinges on attendance and legal hurdles to film distribution.
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Dempsey and
Carpentier
Mill
Wren Dempercy
Jack
Georges
Facknge
Tex Rickard
William A. Brady
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Golf gossip and club events at Seattle and Duddingston
A three ball game at Duddingston Scotland ends with humorous shots and a stiff game as players miss and chip near the hole. In Seattle, Captain Ham Russell Day honors and the donor trophy highlight today's play at the Seattle Country Club. At a Seattle club meeting Mert Farrar is elected president, succeeding Joseph Swalwell. The Waverly team from Portland visits Seattle for a return match with the Northenders. P K Sands wins the Beattie club monthly medal with 04-18-46, B W Wolgemuth ties for second, and G B Hall close behind.
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Temporary stands rise for Army Navy game at Polo Grounds
New York November 13 crowd preparations for the Army Navy clash on November 27 with temporary stands erected at the Polo Grounds increasing seating to about 40 000.
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Leonard Wins in Camden Bout Over Loughlin
Benny Leonard the leftweight champion scored an easy 10 round victory in Camden New Jersey over K O Willie Loughlin of Allentown in a welterweight bout.
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Willie Loughlin
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Tacoma Elk Links Men Beat Locals In Golf Match
Tacoma Elks captain Gene Hatton led the team to a 43 to 37 win over Seattle in a 20-player split match on Beacon Hill and Meadow Park courses. Individual scores list Tacoma players with multiple 2s and 3s while Seattle’s Hatton and squad battled hard, though the visitors fell short.
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