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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1919

Page

13

Bill Grimm May Play in Big Washington-GWU Grid Clash

Bill Grimm star tackle of the University of Washington, then in Italia, may join the lineup against Washington State on Saturday. Coach Hunt asked Grimm by long distance and Grimm said he would be ready in Pullman if possible, promising a big impact for Washington.

James Grant Bill Grimm University of Washinggridiron Italia Grimm Gton Pullman Washington Walter Herried Herred Lingligh S. C Hanley Jenne Gillie Dick Hanley the & C Buel Blake Blake Jay Pullman Faulk

Boldt's Uptown and Downtown Eatery Notes

A brief street listing mentions Boldt's locations at 1414 3d Ave uptown and 913 2d Ave downtown as possible dining spots.

Boldt’s Uptown 3D Ave 2D Ave

Boxing intrigues and Seattle baseball bid for action in 1920

Sorting Ring fans in Seattle discuss Col. Cox and Ole Anderson's sudden departure to San Francisco, contrasting amateur decision scrapes with pro bantam title scenarios. The piece also urges timely baseball leadership decisions at a November meeting ahead of spring training.

Ring Seattle Col. Cox Ole Anderson Chet McIntyre South McIntyre Cox Anderson San Francisco Camp Lewis London Ole

Hold-Outs to Seek Bigger Baseball Pay Next Spring

United Press reports a coming wave of contract renegotiations as major league stars seek higher pay after strong profits. Babe Ruth aims to double his $10,000 annual deal to $20,000, while Everett Scott and Carl Mays hint at moves. Dodgers announce new contracts for three players as clubs reassess salaries.

New York Stara Federal League Everett Scott White Sox Scott Perry Athletics Carl Mays Babe” Ruth California Boston Brooklyn Dodgers

Murphy to Lead Phoenix Mutual Hoop League Team

Murphy former athlete to pilot the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance company team in The Star city cage league. Firms like Soldiers and Sailors' club Frederick and Nelson expected to apply today alongside Spaldings Knights of Columbus and the Y M C A. The circuit aims eight teams with first floor plans for games next week.

Franklin to Tackle Hill Grid Outfit

Franklin faces Queen Anne in a home game as the favorite. A Franklin win could tie Broadway and Lincoln for the season title. Langrum is out with a broken collarbone and ends his school career this semester.

Franklin Queen Anne High School Broadway Lincoln Quaya Lincoln Wallop Red” Langrum Langrum

Fresh Grid Squad Faces St Martin in Saturday Football

Washington freshmen show strong potential as they prepare to host St Martin's College on University field. Coaches Don Able and Chuck Moriarity say the yearlings outrank past freshman squads with two varsity material backs, Harper and McAteer, and solid line play. The team has defeated Everett highway 7 10 to 7 and lost to U S Arkansas 25 4 0 6.

Washington St Martin's College University Field Beattie Don Able Chuck Moriarity Babes Everett Highway U. 88 Arkansas McAteer Harper S J. Martin's

Martin's Own Story by Bob Martin

Heavyweight champion recounts early life from farming near Kingwood to boxing beginnings in Ohio. He details farm work, mistaken age, first fights, and a 1917 near professional debut interrupted by World War I guard duty.

Bob Martin A. V Jeona Eddie Mullaney Harry Krohn Goodrich Leo Slaughter Nam Good Firestome Buck Club Good al Slavin Slavin Dick O'Tirien Cincinnati National Guard Mexico Kanawha Avon Jack Reed Toledo

Franklin Prefers Quick Cage Team Amid Light Material

Franklin coach Reseberg doubts a basketball title with eight lettermen back, saying the squad is too light to face tougher rivals. Key returnees include captain elect Rinaldo Caccia and players Hamilton Olin, Ralph Ellicott, John Thorburn, Roland Taylor, Alfred Wasson, Johns Cole, and Bob Wright, plus Morris Segel and Emery Stanley competing for spots. The article also notes Giants manager McGraw seeking a trade involving Mareanville of the Boston Braves.

Reseberg Franklin Besrites Morris Segel Emery Stanley Maxwell Knights of Columbus Mount Baker Rufus Carmen Marines Rinaldo Caccia Hamilton Olin Ralph Ellicott John Thorburn Roland Taylor Alfred Wasson Johns Cole Bob Wright

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