Washington Coach Dobie Resigns Likely as Board Accepts
The university board of control stated the action likely to be resignation for the Washington coach after a rough season. Dobie has minimized future plans and denied talks of Wisconsin or other positions while friends say he seeks a higher salary elsewhere.
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Puget Sound Steamers Local Routes From Colman Foot
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Cornell and Pitt Tied for Eastern Title
Cornell and Pittsburgh finished the 1916 season undefeated. Cornell beat Harvard to claim the Eastern title claim, while Pitt defeated Penn State 20 to 0 and argues its stronger scoring record.
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Aggies Begin Training Ahead of Portland Game
In Corvallis Oregon November 26 the U A C started vigorous practice for the December 1 game with Syracuse at Portland. The Aggies feel hopeful after Montana tied Syracuse 6 to 6 last Thursday but several players are hurt and will be replaced by substitutes.
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Montana Ties Eastern Eleven In Close Football Battle
Eastern eleven held to 6 to 6 draw by Montana at Missoula in a game framed as one of the Northwest’s stronger teams. Syracuse rated just below Cornell and Pitt, while Washington State stars Ira Blackwell and Cook played for Montana but were ineligible for the Western game.
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W. S. C. Beats Dobie’s Score in Snowy Sit-Down Game
Spokane crowd sees Washington State College crush Gonzaga 48 to 0 on a snowbound field. Four touchdowns better than Washington had managed earlier this season. Fumbles mar the Northwest Conference clash.
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Oregon Defeats Multnomah A. C. in Portland Match
Oregon's eleven defeated Multnomah A. C. in Portland, 2 to 0 until the final period when Bezdek's team scored twice and Huntington added a place kick to seal the game. Oregon asserted itself as Oregon's best football team by winning.
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Wenatchee High Defeats Pullman in Snow Storm
In a blinding snowstorm at Wenatchee on November 26 the Wenatchee high school eleven beat Pullman high 21 to 9. Six inches of snow fell before kickoff and footing was treacherous for players on the local field.
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Shiel Finishes Gridiron Career at Washington
Walter Shiel, Washington full back, played his final college game for the Purple and Gold. He succeeded Miller as the backbone of the backfield and emerged as the standout star after transferring from Lewis and Clark High School in Spokane. Dobie praised him as one of Washington’s best fullbacks, a hard and dependable line plunger and defender.
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Washington Rolls Over Colorado 46 to 0 on Denny Field
Washington’s seven year unbeaten eleven crushed Colorado 46 to 0 on Thanksgiving at Denny Field. Shiel starred in the Purple and Gold backfield as Young relied on power plays and line plunges, with four touchdowns credited to Washington backs. Three Washington players ended their gridiron careers with the victory.
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Earl Cooper Wins 100 Mile Auto Race at Expo
San Francisco crowds watch Earl Cooper dominate the 100 mile match race at the exposition as Barney Oldfield pushes hard but finishes behind on the 98th lap. Cooper earns a sizable cash prize amid cheers from about 30 000 spectators.
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State Inter scholastic title muddied after Turkey Day games
Aberdeen forced a draw with Hoquiam after a season where Hoquiam’s claim to the state title is clouded. Aberdeen retains last year’s cup as Everett’s smokestack lads beat Lincoln of Portland 13 to 7 in the Portland interscholastic race.
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Young Ahern Beats Kid Wagner In 10 Round Fight
In New York Navy Yard ring, Young Ahern of New York outpointed Kid Wagner of Milwaukee over ten rounds, dominating the action with stronger punches and consistent aggression throughout.
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Sixteen Washington Players Win Varsity Football Letters 1916
Sixteen men earned varsity football emblems at Washington for the season ending with the Colorado victory. Twelve are expected back to aid successor Doble as coach while four graduates Shiel Miller Hunt and Leader will be missed.
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