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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
7
Seattle readers lament the 1946 Washington schedule as dull and lacking strong opponents. The piece argues for pulling DCU to play top national teams like Harvard or Yale, cites Oregon State and California as upcoming tests, notes financial losses and calls for a policy to match other schools by facing tougher competition.
This admonition notes that aging arrives with dimming eyes and a slowing mind. It urges readers to save money now to avoid worry later when health or finances may fail. The tone is practical and cautionary about future security.
Colorado’s football squad, boosted by 22 new players and a backfield overhaul, shows stronger play under Coach Folsom after early losses. Walter moves to quarterback, Talbott sits, Evans starts, and Chapman shines at left halfback as Colorado eyes a possible Seattle win after a 13 to 6 defeat at Mines. The team, faster now, prepares for Denver and a Northwest trip, with high hopes and renewed spirit.
Earl Baird at 125 pounds Van Sontag at 158 pounds and Lloyd Madden at 135 pounds won preliminary bouts at the Pacific coast title tournament in Los Angeles last night Sontag also claimed the light heavyweight class Madden defeated Montpler of Portland
Real Star with toe at state shows Dur ham kicking 17 times in six games after touchdowns and scoring 19 goals for Washington State this season. Only two games saw him off the field as his field goals and drop kicks push the scoring total high amid bad footing and snow.
Eugene awaits a bumper turnout as the Oregon and O A C colleges meet in a decisive game for the Oregon championship and Northwest conference standings. Special trains began arriving at dawn and continued through the forenoon as fans from both sides forecast a tight 0 to 0 score or a possible upset.
The article argues the most efficient worker is the thrift minded employee who saves and cares for family. It highlights large Seattle employers and praises savings depositors as the backbone of the bank in question.
Six high school football teams in Seattle will gather at the YMCA next Monday night to select an all star team for the past season. Players praise the honor as a capstone from rivals who know their class of stars better than any selector. Last season the squads chose a team for the first time.
Walter Dunbar will not return as rowing coach at the University of California. Ted G. Meier of Harvard and Ren F. Willis of Yale were announced as coaches for the Golden Bear, bringing prominent collegiate rowing experience to the program as Cal plans winter practice in Harmon Gymnasium with 16 rowing machines and over 250 signups.
Vancouver reports Barney Stanley, a star from last season and a sensation in the world series, will be retained if Frank Nighbor stays with the Host team. Nighbor, a Vancouver world champion, has not decided his future, and Stanley was expected to move to Seattle.
Chicago November 20 Illinois and Minnesota Wisconsin games attract dopesters who see no clear favorite Despite upsets both Minnesota and Illinois seen as likely winners if form holds A Maroon and Gopher victory would boost Minnesota’s claim while a Wisconsin or Chicago win keeps title chances alive as the race ends today
Ballard High School blanked West Seattle 20 to 0 at Dugdale field yesterday. Beck and Ballard end starred with a 40 yard interception return. George Kennedy, owner of the Canadians of the N.H.S. A., plans to sign Victoria forward Skinner Poulin.
Cully Wilson says Toronto players who joined the Metropolitans must adapt to quicker Coast play where roughhouse and dirty work are not tolerated. Walker of Portland hopes for a strong year after being a top Eastern tackler. six-man NHL rules reduce rovers. Burns eyes a marathon bout with Anderson, wary of travel costs in Canada.
Louis Kuehl, a rider in the six day race, was killed in Chicago when his bicycle dragged him 30 feet last night. The accident occurred during the event as officials investigated the cause.
California will play Nevada University at Reno today. The season ends with the USC game in Los Angeles Thursday next.
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