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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1912
Page
2
Dundee top bettor in three boxing showdowns
In Los Angeles on November 18 Doyle's camp trains bettors' picks for upcoming bouts. Johnny Dundee faces Frankie Conley as a 10 to 1 favorite, Joe Mandotte is 10 to 8 over Mexican Joe Rivers, and Jim Flynn is slated for December 10 at 10 to 4 favorite against Luther McCarty. Flynn has impressed trainees while McCarty starts active camp tomorrow.
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Los Angeles
Doyle
Johnny Dundee
Frankie Conley
Joe Mandotte
Joe Rivers
Jim Flynn
Luther McCarty
Flynan
McCarty
Hoppe Keeps His Billiard Lead In Championship
In New York on November 19 Willie Neppe defeated Sutton 500 to 140 with a high run of 101 and high average of 297 16. Slosson beat Yamada 600 to 131 in 20 innings with a 79 high run. Morningstar defeated Taylor 500 to 310 and Cline beat Demarest 600 to 4 in afternoon games.
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New York
Ratab- Nehing
Willie Neppe
Sutton
Slosson
Yamada
Morningstar
Taylor
Cline
Demarest
Amateur Boxing Rules Revised For International Federation
New York Nov 19 resolutions adopted by the Amateur Athletic Union aim to form an international athletic federation to govern the Olympic games. A five member committee will meet foreign representatives in 1915 to organize the federation. A A U boxing rules extend rounds to three minutes with three three minute rounds and a potential additional two minute round at the discretion of the referee.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Jays top Owls in S A C bowling match on the alleys
In a tournament on the S A C alleys the Jays won two of three against the Owls. Gardinger led with 221 while Van Swearinger posted 197 average. The Fisher team defeated Johns Manville in a Commercial league match on the Bismarck alleys. Captain Rogers posted high score 210 and high average 186 as Fisher teams won 600 670 to 635 613 677.
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S. A. C. Alleys
Jays
Owls
Gardinger
van Swearinger
Blue Jays
Fisher
Johns Manville
Bismarck
Rogers
First Application of a Simple Remedy Darkens Gray Hair
An ad promises a quick change for faded gray hair with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. A single nightly application supposedly darkens hair by morning, reduces dandruff, and promotes growth. It claims safety, a fifty cent bottle, and a money back guarantee from Owl Drug Co.
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Wyeth
Iyoth
Owl Drug Co
Varsity Pivot Called Al At Home
Mrs. Young learns the University of Washington quarterback Bud is nicknamed Al by family members. Bud Bodie, formerly of Lincoln High, shines in his first year under Coach Dobie, impressing in games against Oregon and Oregon State with strong play at back and on kicking.
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Portland
Ioud
Doyle
Dobie
Bodie
Varity
O A. C
Oregon
Eddie Burwell
Tacoma
National Guard
To & Jensen
Neander
Cole
White Predicts Victory Over Moore in Kenosha Bout
Charley White says he can land 200 punches a minute as he prepares to meet Pat Moore in Kenosha Wisconsin on Thursday night. He plans to pursue a bigger clash with Johnny Kilbane if he wins.
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White
Chicago
Charley White
Pat Moore
Kenosha
Wis
Johnny Kilbane
Moore
Must Win Game Or Lose Trophy At Dugdale’s Showdown
Broadway faces a decisive city championship clash with Queen Anne at Dugdale next Saturday. Coach Smith and Wee Coyle push the squad to peak form as regulars likely start. An alumna assembly at Broadway High School boosted enthusiasm this morning.
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Queen Anne
Dugdale
Smith
Wee” Coyle
Proadway High School
Bears Set to Face Lyons in Weekend Winter Series
San Diego Bears top the winter league and prepare for a weekend series against the fast Tufte Lyons team of Los Angeles. San Diego counts its fastest ever roster, with Chief Meyers of the New York Giants and players Earl Hamilton Pete Daly Hay Myers Tom Downey among notable names.
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San Diego
San Diego Bears
Tufte Lyons
Los Angeles
Chief Meyers
New York Gants
Earl Hamilton
Pete Daly
Hay Myers
Tom Downey
Albers Pitcher Heads to Alaska Then Spokane Tryout
Dave Wilson, standout pitcher for the Albers team, is in Alaska on a hunting trip. He plans to return to Seattle in spring and will attempt a wing position with the Spokane Indians.
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Dave Wilson
Albers
Alaska
Seattle
Spokane Indians
Rainiers Basketball? Soccer Notes at Woodland Park
The Rainiers defeated Spartas 6 to 1 in a wintry league game at Woodland Park. Spartas were weakened by Bloomen's absence while Cornthwaite Kelly and Mair starred for Rainiers. A Port Blakeley trip to Black Diamond was postponed, and Cel sie vs Rangers also failed to start due to treacherous ground. Johnnie Mair dazzled for Rainiers, weaving through multiple Spartas players.
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Rainiers
Spartas
Woodland Park
Sparta Boys
Bloomen
Reds
Cornthwaite
Kelly
Mair
Port Blakeley
Griffin to referee Wolgast Ritchie title bout
San Francisco November 19 Jim Griffin of San Francisco will referee the Wolgast Ritchie fight on Thanksgiving day. Ad Wolgast his manager Tom Jones Wille Ritchie and manager Billie Nolan met in James Coffroth's office after a lengthy session considering Jack Welsh Eddie Graney Frank Schuler and others. Ritchie began his real training today while Wolgast announced he would not work hard until gunny.
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San Francisco
Jim Griffin
Wolgast Ritchie
Ad Wolgast
Tom Jones
Wille Ritchie
Billie Nolan
James Coffroth
Jack Welsh
Eddie Graney
Frank Schuler
Griffin Ritchie
Wolgest
Sports Bits for Busy Bugs Newsy Clutter
Clair Fitzgerald of Valley Nebraska died yesterday in an Omaha hospital from a broken neck sustained in a football game last Friday. A Sunny Side vs Toppenish high school game ended 19 to 6 with Sunny Side the winner on Toppenish home turf. Western league president Tip O Neill denies moving league headquarters from Chicago. Jesse Westergaard defeated Orlando champion German wrestler in Omaha last night. Amateur Athletic Union in New York hosts world high jump record of 6 feet 6 1 2 inches set by Hortne at Stanford last March. Johnny Evers absence halts sale of Joe Tinker to Cincinnati. Evers demands four men for Tinker including Kassely Mitchell and Phelan. Eddie McGoorty fight prep noted en route to New York. Gibsons predicts victory in McGoorty bout. Red Watson vs Rabo Picato card in Oakland set with Kid Peppers and Louis Rees also billed. Ray Campbell and Jim Horber also on card.
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Clair Fitzgerald
Valley
Neb
Omaha
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Seveson
New York
GC. L. Hortne
Stanford University
Oakland
Red” Watson
Rabo” Picato
Low Angeles
Kid Peppers
Kangis City
Louis Rees
Los Angeles
Ray Campbell
Jim Horher
Washington A. C. Battle Ends In Muddy Tie
Washington A. C. and Times team fought through a swampy Dugdale Park gridiron to a muddy tie. Wells of the Washington A. C. suffered a broken nose as the ball spent most time in Times territory but failed to score. The W. A. C. squad promised practice tomorrow night.
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Washington A. C
Times
Dugdale's Park
Trins
Www. A. C
McKnight
Wells
Is Ayer’s Sarsaparilla a nerve tonic claim
An ad questions if alcohol is a tonic and answers no while asserting Ayer’s Sarsaparilla strengthens nerves and purifies blood. It urges readers to ask their doctor about this product from Lowell Massachusetts.
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Ayer
J. ©. Ayer Os
Lowell
Mam
Only One Championship Game Remains in 1912 Season
With final gridiron games due next Saturday the 1912 season ends soon. Wisconsin clinched the Western title by beating Minnesota, leaving Iowa to face them. Harvard and Yale lead the East with Princeton and Pennsylvania following. Chicago, Minnesota, and others vie for secondary spots in the West.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Winoise
Iowa
Purdue
Indiana
Northwestern
YMCA sports notes mix players and matches in busy week
Seniors may field a weak basketball lineup with Ley, Thompson, Clausen, Lamb, Lang and Oldfield while Bob Camuse joins the Meteors. Berthiaume's Midgets host an athletic meet, Roy McDougall resigns from Leaders class, and Charles Yager returns to the Business Men's class after Alaska. Handball heats see Speidel beats Burnside and Swan defeats Kelly. Mosler to box Nelson at Sultan December 20 with Pierce and White on the card.
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Bieley
Thompson
Clausen
Lamb
Lang
Oldfield
Bob Camuse
Berthiaume
Roy McDougall
Charles Yager
Alaska
Greenwood A C Smoker Card At Ajax Hall
The Greenwood Athletic club hosts its second smoker at Ajax hall near Phinney av car line on Tuesday November 26. Main event features Tom Dal e versus John Kelly at 170 pounds with several undercard bouts including Al Mosler Harry Young 120 pounds and others. Duncan McDonald to referee all bouts.
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Greenwood Athletic Club
Ajax Hall
Phinney Av
Tom Dale
John Kelly
al Mosler
Harry Young
Miller
Art Wilson
Chet Neff
Young Moore
Jack Fowler
Frankie White
Frank Pierce
Young Nelson
Duncan McDonald
Yell Leader in Bad With Dobie at UW Football Field
Gilmour Doble, UW football coach, is upset with yell leader Bill Horsley after 1500 fans performed a snake dance on a freshly prepared field during the Oregon game. The coach had worked to keep the field soft for player safety and efficiency.
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Gilmour Doble
University of Washington
Bill Horsley
Runner Norman Goes to Spokane
Victor Norman from Seattle, winner of the Pott latch Marathon, departs with his family for Spokane to seek distance running opponents and work at the Davenport cafe. He plans to try the Spokane circuit if local runners agree to race him, after failing to recruit Jimmie Fitzgerald Soldier King or Paul Westerlund in Seattle.
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Jimmie Fitzgerald
Soldier King
Paul Westerlund
Victor Norman
Seattle
Spokane
Davenport Cafe
Washington U. football prepares after rough Sunday practice
Washington University football players plan practice tonight at the Armory to tighten teamwork after a hard showing against the Times team. The squad aims to demonstrate improvements this Sunday at Dugdale's in a rematch with the Times team based on this week’s sessions.
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Washington U. C
Times
Dugdale
Handball Winners Crowned in Saturday Matches
J OConnor defeated Anderson 21 2 and 21 3 while E Smith beat Lindahl 21 14 21 7 and 21 8 in the Saturday tournament rounds noting strong local performance and clear leads in both matches.
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J. O'Connor
Anderson
E. Smith
Lindahl
Rothus Set for Ballard Inter club Smoker
Amateur boxers from the 8S A C clash with Ballard A C talent at an inter club smoker in Ballard next Tuesday night. Clarence Rothus of the 8S A C will meet the fifth rated Ballard contender after stowing away Mc Kay at Victoria. Archie Wyard Roy Boyd and others are slated for bouts as cards are finalized.
Electra-Vita Promises Cure for Nervous Debility and More
An advertisement compares the body to a delicate machine and touts Electra-Vita as a self powering remedy. It claims to cure nervous debility rheumatism weak stomach kidney and liver complaints and general disorders in men and women without external charging.
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