Sontag Wins Draw in Moose Four Round Bout
Val Sontag former middleweight king was awarded a draw after a keen four round main event at the Moose club show in Seattle. Ad Schacht refereed much of the bout and later scored, drawing fan ire for another earlier decision. Willie Ritchie looked fit at Camp Lewis and expressed willingness to fight local contenders.
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Ad Schacht
Fyer
Joe Coughlin
Camp Lewis
Moose Club
Val Sontag
A. C
King
Willie Ritchie
George Shanklin
Tacoma
Sontagchie
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Spkner
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Wilkeson
Califor
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Borin
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Pete
Frank
Schacht
Tommy Clark
Nick Sugar Everett
Sugar
Imperial Valley
Lloyd Madden
Jack Wagner
Portland
Lewis Sammy
Joe Lobel
Tom Frady
Title Insurance Prominent Chicago Attorney Seeks Protection
Hon Hugo Sonnenschein argues in a recent address that prudent investors in older neighborhoods require title insurance. He asks if the Seattle investor can afford to be without this protection.
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Hugo Sonnenschein
Chicago
Seattle
Hainsworth Teaches Pasadena Football at Throop Institute
BU Hainsworth once starred for Doble and is now at Throop's Technical Institute in Pasadena California. He pursues graduate work in chemical research and teaches two freshman chemistry classes weekly while helping Pasadena high school adopt Dobie football methods.
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BU Hainsworth
Doble
Throop’s Technical Institute
Pasadena
Cal
Dobie
Ambulance for Late A. A. U. Head Given
Ambulance donated by the City Athletic Club of New York in honor of the late James J. Sullivan carries a metal plate stating the gift is for the Red Cross. Sullivan, linked to the A. A. U., is remembered on European battlefields as the piece works to aid wounded servicemen.
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United Preas
New York
James J. Sullivan
Europe
City Athletic Club
City Athletic Club of New York
Red Cross
James EK. Sullivan
O'Dowd Becomes Middleweight Champion In New York Fight
Mike O'Dowd of St Paul wins the world middleweight title in New York as Al McCoy is knocked down multiple times and quits in the sixth. The bout ends with chaotic scenes and rumors of a fix, denied by promoters amid fan suspicions.
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United Preas
New York
Mike O'Dowd
St. Paul
al McCoy
Mile
Kies
Frawley
McCoy
Chio
O'Dowd
Morning World Today
Interest in Melee High at Camp Lewis Scrimmage
Camp Lewis prepares for a Saturday afternoon scrimmage between Multnomah and the camp eleven on the parade ground. Admission is free so soldiers unable to travel to Tacoma can watch a quality game. Lieut Malluma, camp manager, expects a large civilian turnout from Tacoma and Seattle.
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Lewia
Tacoma
Multnomah
Lkely
Seattle
Miller Favorite as New St. Louis Boss Says Fans
The St. Louis Cardinals may name Jack Miller as manager with Branch Rickey reportedly considering him to succeed Miller Huggins. Miller, a popular second baseman, aided Huggins and is praised for consistency, leadership, and crowd pleasing manner. He batted .250 last season, .264 in 1916, and .290 the year before.
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Jack Miller
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Jack
Miller
Miller Huggins
Carda
Huggins
Branch Rickey
San Felice Cigar Price Increase Declared
The notice explains that after keeping the San Felice Cigar price down as long as possible, producers must raise the price to 6c due to higher taxation, more expensive raw materials, and increased wages over the past year, affecting affordability and retailing strategy.
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San Felice
Spaulding Footballers Seek Games with Light Teams
The Spaulding football team of Walla Walla park seeks contests with teams averaging not more than 140 pounds. For details, call Charlies White at East 1600 or write Jack Carroll at 1913 East Alder St Beattie.
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Spaulding
Walla Walla Park
Charlies White
Jack Carroll
East Alder St
Beattie
Camp Custer Eleven Seeks Seattle Showdown
Camp Custer Eleven wired word they want a Seattle game against the 91st squad from Camp Lewis. The cantonment team indicated little trouble should be found in securing a date for a Seattle contest.
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Seattle
Camp Custer
Mici
Army
Camp Lewis
Chase Sibley Wins Northwest Billiards Title
Chase Sibley retained the Northwest billiard title by defeating Walter Johnson in the deciding block at the Pope Sibley parlors, 60 to 49. The total score reached 150 to 139.
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Chase Sibley
Walter Johnson
Pope-Sibley
Aggies Arrive in Seattle for Weekend Game
Coach Joe Pipal and captain Meier Newman lead the Oregon Aggies into Seattle from Corvallis for the Saturday clash with Washington. Lee Pingett and Dutton are expected to play, while Ernie Murphy shines in nightly drills as Kronfield Copeland Make compete for right guard. Knudson likely starts at left end and Raweon at right end.
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Joe Pipal
Meier Newman
Oregon Aggie
Seattle
Corvailla
University
University of Washington
Oregon
Lee Pingett
Aggie
Dutton
Corvatia
Ernie Murphy
Kronfield
Copeland
Drake
California
Knudson
Raweon
Oregon Urges Victory Over California Soon
In Eugene Oregon the Oregon Ducks prepare to face the heavier California Golden Bears Saturday. Coach Berdk Johnny Beckett and Elmer Hall train the squad at Kincaid field behind barred gates. The ghost ball appears this year and no Oregon players are out injured as Dwight Wilson and Doc Medley return to form. California’s team is due to arrive tomorrow morning.
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United Preas
Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
University of California
Berdek
Johnny Beckett
Elmer Hall
Mare Island Marines
Kincaid Field
Dwight Wilson
Saint Marys Defeat Credited to Superior Play
Oakland, Cal November 15 Russell Wilson St. Marys coach says the Saints outplayed California in every department and held the generalship edge after the loss.
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United Preas
Oakland
Cal
California
St. Mary's
Russell Wilson
Saints
Cue Champion Defeats Krueter in Schenectady Match
Frank Taberski, pocket billiard champion, defeated Laula Krueter of New York with a 150 to 46 second block in Schenectady on November 15.
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Krueter
Schenectady
N. Y
Laula Krueter
New York
Frank Taberski
Taberski
Danny Shay Trial Opens for Killing Indianapolis Waiter
In Indianapolis on November 15 the trial of Danny Shay former baseball manager began. He is charged with killing a Negro waiter last May and the proceedings started yesterday.
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Danny Shay
Indianapolis
Advertising show zeroes in on J W W and Klan robe
Alex Bogdanoff and Donald Ferguson were arrested for displaying a robe like Ku Klux Klan regalia while advertising a movie house in the south end. Bogdanoff was found under draft age with no registration card and held for federal inquiry despite claiming 20 in March 1915.
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Alex Bogdanoff
Donald Ferguson
la Ku Klux Klan
Mogdanoff
New York Candidate Campaigns on Beer Price
A New York candidate reportedly campaigned on cheaper beer as a political issue. The piece notes this would influence the Bowler and Rossier vote and mentions related college athletics and faculty opinions. Ing Mi Thompson is identified as not a faculty member.
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New York
Bowler
Rossier
Chicago University
Ing Mi Thompson
U W Men Win On Grid Over Bremerton Navy Eleven
The University of Washington football team defeated Bremerton Navy 33 to 0 in Bremerton. Smith scored first on a broken field run after an interception in the second quarter as the Huskies dominated the rough contest and pursued the ball after the play.
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Jolly Tars
Bremerton
Bremerton Navy
Smith
Tars
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