Mutt and Jere Feature in Odd 2H Strip
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1915
Page
7
Freshman Rule Drives Big Talk in Portland Conference
Vincent Borleske says Missionaries oppose barring freshmen from intercollegiate play, a point likely to decide the 1916 Washington vs Washington State clash. Financial talks could force Washington to meet W S C next year, with veterans on both sides. Tom Tyrer pledges funds if the series continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Vincent Borleske
Whitman
Bar
Washington
Washington State
Seattle boxers aim for Pacific Coast titles in LA
Three Seattle Athletic Club boxers Far Baird Val Sontag and Lloyd Madden travel to Los Angeles tonight to contest Pacific Coast honors. Boxing builder Chet McIntyre praises Sontag a top middleweight and predicts strong showings from all, with Madden facing the national lightweight champion in the meet amid a large LA entry list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Far Baird
Val Sontag
Lloyd Madden
Chet McIntyre
South
Sontag
Ivan Miller
Miller
Val
Frisco
Baird
Madden
Mectntyre
Lst
Indian Maiden and Elizabeth Tucker Lead Fight Careers
Miss Loretta Hoag of New York is a fight manager, but Miss Elizabeth Tucker, an Indian girl from Oklahoma, also manages her brother Lonnie. Tucker travels to St. Paul Milwaukee and Chicago seeking matches and oversees her brother's training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Hoag
New York
Elizabeth Tucker
Oklahoma
Lonnie
Notre Dame Star Cofall Guesses Opponents' Plays
Notre Dame uses two signals to show plays to its team and to opponents. Stanley Cofall, star back, can out guess the other team and tips his mates when he reads the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Stanley Cofall
Cofall
Four More Ice Hockey Stars Arrive for Seattle Practice
Four more Pacific Coast Hockey Association players report to manager Pete Muldoon for Seattle. Defenders Carpenter and Harry Holmes, forwards Jack Walker and Frank Foyston join Bobby Rowe and Cully Wilson arriving earlier. First practice Friday 7:15 to 8:15 with free admission. Muldoon seeks Winnipeg amateur phenom and expects Leo Haas to join soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pacific Coast Hockey Association
Pete Muldoon
Toronto Stars
Carpenter
Harry Holmes
Jack Walker
Frank Foyston
Bobby Rowe
Cully Wilson
Muldoon
Winnipeg
Leo Haas
Michigan
Illini Travel to Chicago for Maroons Game
Urbana Illinois November 18 Twenty seven members of the Illinois football squad led by Coach Zappke depart for Chicago to face the Maroons on Saturday The article notes Harvard Yale scoring history from 1901 to 1912 in a brief aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana
Illinois
Zappke
Chicago
Maroons
Harvard
Yale
Saving Money Builds Security and Future Peace of Mind
The text urges saving as a strong, practical reason for financial security. It emphasizes money in the bank providing protection for sickness, accidents, and loss of income, and encourages starting now with available resources. It reinforces the call to save money today.
Union Savings & Trust Co. leaders in main financial district
James Do. Hoge chairs the bank with N B Solner as vice president and trust officer. The Hoge Building stands in the heart of the financial district, signaling the institution’s prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Savings & Trust CO
James DO. Hoge
N. B. Solner
Hoge
Financial District
One Star Flops May Go to N H A From Coast League
With Frank Nighbor the lone exception, all star players in the Pacific Coast Hockey League declined offers to join the National Hockey Association in Eastern Canada. Nighbor has not decided whether to go East or stay on the Coast. Teammates Bobby Genge Lloyd Cook Mickey McKay Eddie Oatman Ron McDonald Fred Taylor and Si Griffith refused to move despite Toronto’s owner E J Livingstone saying they could name their salaries. These men are among the Coast’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nighbor
Vancouver
National Hockey Association
Canada
Nighbor
The
Patricks
Bobby Genge
Lloyd Cook
Mickey McKay
Eddie Oatman
Ron McDonald
Fred Taylor
Si Griffith
Portland to Return to Coast League Sides with Portland
Henry Berry of San Francisco predicts Portland will not withdraw from the Coast league. He believes railroad officials will grant favorable rates to retain Portland territory and expects an answer within a week that will allow all parties to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Henry Berry
Portland
Henry
Governor Carlson Leads Old Grads Back to Boulder Team
Gov George A Carlson returns to Gam ble Field with the University of Colorado squad as older players guide the Silver and Gold toward a potential Thanksgiving day upset of Washington in Seattle. Former stars lend advice, boosting a team struggling to find its form this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Col
University of Colorado
Washington
Seattle
George A. Carlson
Colorado
Gamble Field
Guernsey Poised as Yale Hero for Harvard Clash
Yale football fans expect Guernsey to star as the team departs for Auburndale for final preparations. The big fullback is noted for his precise kicking and Yale aims to rely on a strong defense to protect him in the game against Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey
YALE
New Haven
Conn
Auburndale
Harvard
Dietz Favors Washington State Team Piling Big Score on Washington
Spokane reporter notes W. H. Dietz of Washington State College predicts a dominant showing if WSC faced Washington. He touts Bent on Bangs as a top back, praises Miller Abraham Laythe and others, and says WSC could overpower Washington, hinting at stronger offense than any seen from Dobie’s Huskies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietz
W.S.C
Washington
Spokane
Washington State
W. H. Dietz
Washington State College
Dobie
Gonzaga
Benton Bangs
Pullman
Moscow
Walter Camp
Jim Thorpe
Heston
Praises Miller
Hap Miller
Abraham
Laythe
Northwest
Carlisle
Minnesota
Chicago
Nebraska
Montana
Clark
Doane
Hanley
Boone
University students work on road to pay tuition
Montana students used campus funds and local labor to repair a nearby road to cover tuition costs. They accepted odd jobs and completed the project efficiently, earning money toward their education while contributing to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana University
Winter Ball Worries Mags and Magnates Eye Offseason
San Francisco nov 18 moral suasion and owners pressure aim to stamp out winter baseball. At the league annual meeting the Coasters adopted a resolution deeming offseason play non beneficial to players. No legal method exists to control the tossera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific
Coasters
Northwest leaguers excel in Coast league statistics
Northwest players fared well in the Coast League last season. Henry Peterson from Tacoma to Salt Lake won the only game he pitched with a .1000 average. Bert Hall of Salt Lake went 19–14 in 55 appearances. Wynn Noyes and Stan Coveleskie posted mixed records, while Fred McMullin hit .279 and led in sacrifice hits. Johnny Butler hit .230 with Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Peterson
Tacoma
Salt Lake
Bert Hall
Beaver
Wynn Noyes
Stan Coveleskie
Portland
Fred McMullin
Tacoma-Seattle
White Sox
Johnny Butler
Vernon
Rev. Byron A. Holly Cleared by Grand Jury in Church Shooting
A New Orleans grand jury exonerated Rev. Byron A. Holly after he shot a man found inside his church study. The jurors cleared him of charges, and it was announced the pastor will now knock before entering his study in future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Byron A. Holly
Mr. Holly
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