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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1915
Page
10
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A Spokane interview confirms Washington State coach William H. Dietz has discussed a UC football mantle for the past month. Frisco writers say California fans and media dislike coach Schaeffer, while Dobie notes Cornell’s 49 to 21 upset of Washington and Lee and muses on Thanksgiving prospects.
A plea about health finance urging readers to secure money for doctors and medicines. It warns that borrowing from friends can strain relationships and presents money in the bank as a reliable ally in building financial security.
Ham Hyatt former St. Louis Nationals outfielder will meet Northwestern league directors in Seattle next month to seek a managerial post as the league restructures. He recalls 1908 Vancouver championship, played with Pat Flannagan and Lou Nordyke, and hopes to return to the Coast with Miller Huggins' consent. Hyatt prefers playing near Shelton Washington and plans talks with officials in Seattle.
Grantland Rice laments a Western football downturn with a satirical poem. He contrasts Michigan State and Oregon Aggies results with West powerhouses, noting a lack of strong teams along the Pacific Rim while praising enduring giants like the Giants, Athletics and Wolverines.
Washington State College will play Brown University in Pasadena California on New Year’s Day unless a hitch cancels the plan. Brown, a strong East team, defeated Yale 3 to 0 this season, Harvard beat Brown 16 to 7 last week, and the game offers little to WSC with much to lose.
Jerry Deprato and Blake Miller of the Michigan Aggies are ruled ineligible for playing on a semi pro football team in Detroit last Sunday. Both athletes starred in other sports.
Portland November 17 Multnomah has abandoned the proposed game with the Western States College team planned for December under the Lone Stars banner.
Charley White of Chicago defeated Milburn Saylor of Indianapolis in the first round here last night. Saylor had beaten White two months earlier in a prior bout.
The author argues for an end to regional titles by proposing a national football world series. He envisions elimination matchups between Cornell, Pittsburg, and Western champions, followed by East versus Mid West and then West, with gate receipts funding travel. A national committee would run games to crown country champion.
Margie Waverly reunites with old crowd at Ellene's and greets Donna with humor about Bill Tenney and Donna's white hair. A flirtatious mood mixes with serious talk as Bill hints at Margie's growing beauty while Jim seeks a dance and Margie contemplates motherhood as a final rival.
Mike Gib Bona is matched with Young Ahern at St Paul for a December bout with a $10,000 purse. The pair agreed to 158 pounds ringside weight during negotiations.
The case of Dr. C. Miller missing from Meade Colorado since September 6 remains unsolved. He left home after kissing his wife and baby goodbye saying he would make a professional call and did not return.
Johnny Evers, Boston second baseman, calls Bill James through after a poor last season. Evers recalls James's former standout pitching, notes his arm injury limits his speed and drive, and doubts a comeback. He praises James's past talent and laments his possible exit from baseball. Favera predicts Pete Schneider could shine next season.
Seattle's Harry Holmes and Frank Foy strolled through Regina on Tuesday en route to Seattle as Metro politana manager Pete Muldoon reports. They met Fort William's Carpenter and Walker, planning to arrive together likely Friday. Victoria and Vancouver arenas open tonight. McCullough and MacDonald departed for new posts.
Dick King, Harvard halfback who scored against Princeton, is married with a 2 year old daughter and a 6 month old son. He is working through college after years of trying for every position, finally guided by Brickley last season to join the varsity and emerge as the college hero.
Arraigned before the State Medical Board in January, Doctor J Eugene Jordan had his license revoked for alleged false claims in newspaper ads. In Superior Court Judge Walter M French ruled the advertising not morally wrong and credited testimony from well known citizens and cured patients, restoring his license.
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