Everybody Play Movement Spreads Through City Sports
The article reports a broad push for universal participation in school and city sports led by Seattle Y M C A extension bureaus and high schools. It highlights class basketball leagues indoor baseball and soccer programs engaging over 100 boys and plans for future leagues at Lincoln play field and First Hill School.
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America
Seattle
Play Reuters
Broadway High School
Sherry Berthiaume
First Hill
Sevetr
Lincoln Play
Broadway Sports Roundup and Prep League News
Neer's Tigers finish up at the indoor baseball venue on Broadway as week’s games conclude. Teams’ standings tighten with Peek’s Reowncers leading juniors and Barney’s Cubs among juniors in close action. Broadway gym director Sherry Berthiaume plans a later season soccer league for Broadway class teams after football ends.
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Neer
Tigers
Broadway
Peek
Jack Siwashes
Arnold
Cougars
Ray Mas- Whitt
Lawrence Car- Cubs
Jim Campbell
Harry Neer
A. Arthur McLaren
Indiana
Sherry Berthiaume
Baird Edges Dundee in Elks Show Battling Near End
Earl Baird shaded Jimmy Dundee in a four round middleweight bout at the Elks club spar show last night before a packed crowd. Dundee earned a late comeback but the decision ended in a draw by two judges, with Referee Schacht declaring it even. Keeler knocked out Tom Woodhouse in the first round of the semi fight, as shipyard fans buzzed about a potential Keeler versus Northwest champion Frank Farmer bout. Ed Spawl defeated Les Haynes in the second card, while George Etcel beat Morgan Jones after a slow start and Nate Druximan donated his medal to charity.
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Earl Baird
Jimmy Dundee
California
Elks’ Club
Elks
Baird
Dundee
Seattle
Schacht
Wille Keeler
Babe
Keeler
Thomas
Circuit
A. C
Woodhouse
Shipyard
Frank Farmer
George Etcel
Little Fleet
Morgan Jones
Jones
Etcel
Ed Spawl
Les Haynes
Spawl
Haynes
Johnny McFarland
Frankie Rogers
Salvation Army
Eddie Papke
Fleet
Red” Gage
AfcFarland
Nate Druximan
Prep Lineups for Big Game Still Riddle
Lincoln's lineup for the title struggle with Broadway hinges on Hallet's status. If Hal is out, Walter Jule resumes at half with Rathbun at tackle. if Jule starts, Rathbun shifts to end. Ed Headwall and John Farley pepper the ends, Rathbun or Pitwood at tackle, Anderson and Bird guard, Phil Glenn center, and Dean Boyle signals.
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Broadway
Ed Headwall
John Farley
Rathbun
Anderson
Bird
Jule
Pitwood
Phil Glenn
Dean Boyle
Basketball Franchise Application to The Star League
The applicant seeks a franchise in The Star's Basketball League under the committee's rules. The request names the team or firm and designates a manager or captain as the leadership of the bid.
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Star’s Basketball League
Memphis boxing promoter posts 12000 purse for Wilde Moore bout
Hilly Jiaack of Memphis offered a $12,000 purse for a bout between Jimmy Wilde and Pat Moore in January. Moore accepted the offer. The article also reports coaching plans and lineup speculation for Broadway football, with positions unsettled and final lineup due Saturday.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hilly Jiaack
Jimmy Wilde
Pat Moore
Moore
Haack
Cannefax Wins Big Billiard Tourney in Cleveland
Bob Cannefax of New York captured the three cushion billiard championship in Cleveland finishing the tournament with eight wins and one loss. Charles McCourt of Cleveland, once his nearest competitor, ended with seven wins and two losses after a setback yesterday.
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Cleveland
Ohi
Bob Cannefax
New York
Charles McCourt
Hinkle Seeks Wilde Bout For First American Show
Matt Hinkle, local fight promoter, announced receipt of a call from Jimmy Wilde’s manager seeking terms for Wilde’s first American bout in Cleveland. Hinkle did not confirm an offer but said he hoped to land the show.
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Cleveland, C
Matt Hinkle
Today
Jimmy Wilde
Wilde
Hinkle
New League Is Blasted by Sudden End of Flareup in Baseball World
A lengthy debate over a proposed major minor league war ended without conflict as relations between majors and minors are set to resume normal drafts and deals. Executives considered a farm league, but the issue cooled as minor clubs remain available for player development and no widespread restructuring appears likely.
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Amer
Regan May Purchase Western League Team
Pat Ragan former Giants pitcher may become owner of the Omaha Western League club next year. A stock company led by Ragan would buy from owner Bill Rourke, who has been eager to sell for years. Ragan is currently a free agent after being released by the Giants.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Pat Ragan
Giants
Omaha
Ragan
Bill Rourke
Rourke
Roldt's Uptown and Downtown Dining
A short note lists two Roldt locations at 1414 3d Ave downtown and 913 24 Ave uptown for dining.
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Roldt's
Uptown
3D Ave
24 Ave
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