California Bears End Washington Run In Sudden Victory
California stunned Washington 13 to 7 after a week of rugby learning and harsh critics. Coach Schaeffer, praised by players for their credit, disappeared from the field crying with pride as Oregon's George Smith starred.
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Golden Bears
Frisco
Broadway Triumphs 28 0 Over Queen Anne In Big High School Win
Broadway defeated Queen Anne 28 to 0 in a hard fought high school football game. Broadway led with strong first half play and a standout 60 yard drive from the kickoff. Coach Elmer Henderson of Oberlin praised Broadway’s interference as a decisive factor in the victory.
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Queen Anne
Orange
Seattle
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Hill Squad
LaFray
Potter
Jane Blanchard
Burrows
Thomas
Blanchard
Elmer Henderson
Oberlin
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Gribble
May Be World's Champ Tonight in Winnipeg Bout
Johnny O'Leary of Seattle faces Fred die Welsh for the lightweight title in Winnipeg. Welsh, though fast and clever, showed fatigue in workouts and claims to feel fine. O'Leary's only real shot rests on a powerful haymaker to exploit any frailty in the champion's form.
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Winnipeg
Johnny O'Leary
Seattle
Freddie Welsh
Freddie
O'Leary
Careful strategy helps U. of W. in late game victory
Hap Miller executes a 60 yard run set up by a designed play. He fakes a pass to Smith, retreats five yards, then jets right behind blockers Young Shiel Noble. Interference by Young and Shiel allows Miller to gain yardage, Canfield is tackled, and Shiel scores the decisive third back carry before time expires.
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Washington
California
George Smith
Lincoln
Miller
Hap Miller
Young
Smith
Gianelli
Shiel
Noble
Capt. Canfield
Sharp
Hap
Doble
College and Team Scores From Saturday Games
Scores listed show Washington defeating California 13 to 7 while Broadway edges Queen Anne C W 8 to 7. Idaho beats Gonzaga 6 to 3 and Whitman 13 Hoquiam 12. Yale tops Princeton 13 to 7 and Harvard defeats Brown 16 to 7. Navy wins 28 to 14, Syracuse 38 to Colgate 0, Cornell 40 to Washington and Lee 21, Minnesota 20 Chicago 7, Army 24 Maine 0, Kansas 0 Nebraska 33, Phillips Exeter 387 Phillips Andover 7, Dartmouth 27 Bates 0, Washington and Jefferson 7 West Virginia Wesleyan 3, Indiana 14 Northwestern 6.
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Queen Anne
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Whitman
Idaho
Gonzaga
Hoquiam
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Yale
Princeton
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Brown
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Navy
Colby
Syracuse
Colgate
Cornell
Washington and Lee
Minnesota
Chicago
Army
Ice Stars Due Here This Week
Five Seattle players who formed Toronto's 1913-14 team left the East Sunday for Seattle, including Jack Walker Carpenter Foyston Thlmes and Wilson. Stanley and Rowe will arrive during the week, with manager Pete Muldoon announcing the developments. Ron MacDonald, Portland forward last season, is in Seattle a few days and praises the local rink. Victoria opens here December 7.
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Carpenter
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Stanley
Rowe
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Ron MacDonald
Portland
Dunderdale
Victoria
Coast league schedule and local sports highlights
The Coast league runs April 4 to October 29, 1916. Coast men vie for A A U presidency. Multnomah A C of Portland tied Olympics of Frisco 0-0 at the exposition. Everett High suffered a rare loss. Hoquiam won 18 to 12 and Stanford routed Santa Clara 30 to 0. State College plans a December 11 game in Portland versus Multnomah A C as the Lone Stars.
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Olympics
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Hoquiam
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Santa Clara
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The
Lone Stars
Lonestar May Lead Grizzlies
Spokane report says Graduate Manager Stroud of California met Sunday in the Hotel Davenport with Washington State coach Dietz and another Cal athletics figure. Dietz would not discuss the 1916 coaching job. the Star hinted Dietz would be offered California’s vacancy. Jimmie Schaeffer reportedly may not return as coach.
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Stroud
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Davenport
Wm. Dietz
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Dietz
Jimmie Schaeffer
Schaeffer
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Bezdek Aids Californians Before Berkeley Win
Eugene, Nov. 15. Hugo Bezdek admitted he paused at Berkeley en route from the Oregon vs USC game and, at Coach Schaeffer's request, instructed the Californians in defensive play. The gathering admiration among Bezdek’s supporters centered on his one day of tutoring last week.
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Hugo Bezdek
California
Washington
Berkeley
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University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Schaeffer
Californians
Everett Socialists Hear Talk Amid Controversy at Opera House
The meeting drew a filled crowd last Wednesday as Saulter defends Barth and asserts no evidence exists beyond a few politicians. Saulter allegedly sought the Socialist vote trade with Kelly, while Shipley and others deny or dodge inviting broader Socialist scrutiny of the Earth case.
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Bostrom
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Sauber
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Live Questions By Edwin J Brown Why Oscar H Me Should Be Elec
A controversial call outlines why Oscar H McGill should be elected and why Socialists should support him. The piece notes a Seattle notice in October where Local Marx of the Socialist party repudiated McGill and credits Miss Lela Rogers for the aggressive campaign. It mentions Rogers’ husband Bruce, a Socialist acquainted in Spokane years earlier, who claimed to practice law and served as assistant counsel for I W W members.
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Oscar H. Me
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Oscar H. McGill
Seattle
Marx
Socialist Party
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Bruce Rogers
Bruce
Spokane
Noble Bruce Belp
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Rogers
Bdwain J, Brown
Bruce and Local Marx Target Oscar McGill in Seattle Debate
A letter from BDWAIN J BROWN accuses Bruce of internal sabotage within the Socialist movement and alleges Local Marx aims to injure the Seattle Herald to undermine Oscar H McGill. Brown argues the Herald remains independent and urges readers to support McGill as a capable school director.
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