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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1912

Page

2

Albany Cut Rate Dentists Offer Low Prices and Service

Albany Cut Rate Dentists advertise artificial teeth crowns and bridges at low prices in Seattle style claims of best quality and guaranteed work for 12 months. They invite visits to Second Floor Reopie's Bank Building at Second and Prkce with options elevator or walk up and promise the lowest prices and pleasing results.

Tnion Doctor Brown Ashington Brown Prent Ay Postal Telegraph United Today Albany Seattle Reopie’s Bank Prkce

Oregon Starts Forward Pass Too Late in Washington Game

In a rugged clash, Oregon delayed its forward pass until the fourth quarter, then scored twice through aerial plays as Washington’s defense held for most of the game. Bud Young added a drop kick for a score, while Sutton and Patton each crossed the line amid Washington’s three touchdowns.

University of Oregon University of Washington Oregon Dobe Washington Waashington Don Bud” Young Fenton Sutton Patton

Everett and Queen Anne Vie For State Title

Everett high and Queen Anne high emerged as the sole contenders for the state championship after weekend wins over Tacoma and Broadway. Broadway faces Queen Anne next, then Everett, with coach Smith aided by famed quarterback Wee Swer Carte boosting Broadway's prospects.

Lincoln Everett Queen Anne Tacoma Broadway Proadway Wee Carte Washionen Smith Hamilton

Minor Defeats Stevens 31 to 13 in Tight Game

Minor edged Stevens 31 to 13 with the lead chang­ing late as Stevens captain Feek, a standout forward, faltered in the final period. Minor proved the tougher squad, leveraging endurance and weight in the fourth quarter.

Minor Stevens Feek

Flynn Plans Tennis Training Amid Boxing Schedule

In Los Angeles on November 18 a boxing camp centered on Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fighter, ahead of a three set bout with Joe Mandot. Flynn also faces Luther McCarty on December 10 at Vernon. Mandot meets Joe Rivers in a 20 round Thanksgiving bout and has started tennis training.

Los Angeles Jim Flynn Pueblo Joe Mandot Flynn Luther McCarty Vernon Mandot Joe Rivers

Broadway Beats Bellingham In Close Seattle Showdown

Broadway defeated Bellingham in a hard fought game here Saturday by a close score. The two teams battled intensely with Broadway breaking the deadlock late to secure the win.

Bellingham Broadway Seattle

Bets and boxing talk across a wild sports scene

A scatter of bets on horse feet and ponies noses frames a chaotic sports page. Canadian boxer Joe Bayley and Fighting Dick Hyland are set for a Calgary rematch while past fights and refereeing decisions spark debate. A sweeping sports column ruminates on coaches players and pennants with sharp talk about future moves and the Buffalo International league.

Gertrude M. Price Star On Moviea Joe Bayley Canada Dick Hyland California Criday Calgary Pride of Canada Tommy Burns Bayley Barbeau

Wolgast Promises Knockout on Thanksgiving Day Title Defense

Ad Wolgast, world lightweight champion, declared in San Francisco that he will KO Willie Ritchie on Thanksgiving Day. He cited improved condition, noting past illnesses, and announced light workouts for the next several days while preparing at Seal Rock House for the bout.

San Francisco Willie Ritchie Ad Wolgast Wolgast Joe Rivers Ritchie Willie Seal Rock House

Jim Griffin May Referee Thanksgiving Big Bout

San Francisco November 18 Tom Jones acting Champion Ad Wolgast promoter Jas W Coffroth and Willie Ritchie met to name a referee for the Thanksgiving day fight Wolgast listed eligibles but Willie Ritchie offered no word Jack Welsh and Eddie Graney are out Wolgast favored a San Francisco referee and Jim Griffin stood as best chance to be chosen

San Francisco Tom Jones Ad Wolgast Jas W. Coffroth Willie Ritchie Wolgast Ritchie Jack Welsh Eddie Graney Wolgaer Jim Griffin

S. A. C. Notes Wrestlers and Aquatic Exhibition Bids

S. A. C. notes Frank Vance seeks several 115 and 145 pound wrestlers for his stable. The ladies swimming class plans an early exhibition of diving and aquatic stunts with class members and guests admitted. Oliver Rundle shows a floral ear piece during rofatuph with Claude Fortner. S. A. C. boasts one of the speediest basketball teams and seeks games with any registered organization. Lineup: Larsen and Keeler—guards, Gordon and Davidson—forwards, Jensen—center.

Frank Vance Oliver Rundle Claude Fortner Larsen and Keeler Gordon Davidson Jensen

Coach Gil Dobie May Move To University Of Pennsylvania

Western graduates of Penn pursue Gilmour Doble for the 1914 Penn football team as he nears contract end at Washington. Doble would be eligible as a Penn alum with negotiations led by Dr. O F Lamson A L Smith and Dr Carl Williams. The athletics body is prepared to pay up to 10000 dollars per year for a successful coach.

University of Washington University of Pennsylvania Gilmour Doble U. of P Doble Middle West Pennsylvania O. F. Lamson Penney A. L. Smith Carl Williame

Whitman Skips Game Ahead of Multnomah Clash

Portland, Nov. 18. Multnomah club officials say Whitman college will not play the club team. Multnomah now trains for the Oregon game on Thanksgiving Day. Oregon fans say their team showed strength in Seattle and would have won if at peak. They foresee a hard test for Multnomah against the collegians.

Portland, Or Multnomah Whitman College University of Oregon Oregon Seattle Portland Collegians Northern Pacific Auburn

Yachtsmen Plan Regatta Conference for 1915 Race

A Seattle party led by Miller Freeman attends a conference in San Francisco with the Motorboat Association of the Northwest to plan an international regatta for 1915 under Panama Pacific leadership. Sir Thomas Lipton will draw up courses, with Lipton trophy plans to follow in Seattle.

Seattle Yachtemen Miller Freeman Motorboat Association of the Northwest San Francisco Yachtamen Sir Thomas Lipton Challenger Seattle Lipton Seattle Y Club

Jap Beats Hoppe Then Boosts Him in Balkline

In New York on November 18, Willie Hoppe was favored to win the 18.2 balkline tournament ending tomorrow night. Hoppe has yet to face Geo Sutton or Ora Morningstar. Kodji Yamada defeated Hoppe, dropping him in the standings, then Morningstar’s victory boosted Hoppe.

New York Onee Willie Hoppe Tomorow Hoppe Geo. Sutton Ora Morningstar Kodji Yamada Morningstar

Sportobits for Busy Bugs

The National commission allowed Hap Myers claim against Joe Cohn of the Spokane Indians for part of the purchase price in his sale to the Boston Nationals. Portland’s claim against Butte for 300 dollars was allowed. Hollie Giles of Fort Lawton faces Romeo Hagen at Fort Lawton on November 25. Kid Stanley signs for a fifteen round bout with Hagen at Powell River in mid December. Rainiers beat Spartas 6 to 1 at Woodland Park in soccer. Rangers and Celtics games postponed by rain. Port Blakeley soccer voyage to Seattle broke down causing missed connections for Black Diamond. Willie Hoppe leads eight contenders in national 18.2 inch walkline billiards tourney in New York. Hoquiam High defeated Franklin 13 to 12 for fifth straight Southwestern Washington title. Princeton Captain Pendleton dislocated shoulder in Yale game.

Hollie Giles Fort Lawton Romeo Hagen Seattle Giles Hagen Kid Stanley New York Maurice Loraine Powell River B. C Rainiers Spartas Woodland Park Rangers Celtics Port Blakeley Sound Black Diamond

Everett Defeats Lincoln 13 to 3 in State Clash

Lincoln led 3 0 through three quarters before Everett used a fourth quarter trick play to score on a rush and again cross for a second TD. Crim scored Lincoln’s lone points by recovering a block drop kick and kicking through.

Everett Lincoln High School Lincoln Crim

Tacoma Plays Red Neck Game

Tacoma high school football draws public ire as a brutal matchup with Broadway ends 35 to 7 after Full back White dominates. A Saturday game with Queen Anne sees Tacoma contend but lose on a lone touchdown and kick. Riddle advances for Seattle while Baker adds the extra point.

Tacoma Broadway White Queen Anne Tacoma Rooters Hamilton Seattle Riddle Baker

Amateur Athletic Union holds annual meeting at Waldorf Astoria

Delegates from Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles attend the opening session as President Kirby and Secretary Sullivan are slated for reelection. The gathering signals possible rule reforms in wrestling boxing water polo and tug of war.

New York The Amateur Athletic Union Waldorf Astoria Hotel Portland, Or San Franciseco Los Angeles Kirby Sullivan

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