Washington High seeks Portland trip for Seattle all-star game
Manager Westover of Washington high school football received a letter from Portland inviting Seattle to play a city wide all-star squad. The plan imagines a Southern trip with potential California and possibly Eastern games to offset travel costs. The proposal hinges on funding from California or Eastern schools and is still undecided amid opposition to post season play by Captain Jay Smith after the Berkeley game.
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Washington
Portland
Seattle
Seattle Voys
California
Jay Smith
Lincoln High School to Face Everett Eleven Tomorrow
Lincoln High School prepares for a final Ita season game against Everett tomorrow with lineup changes aimed at team improvement. Harvey is limited but Elliott trains to fill his role while Smith moves to end to boost攻. The second team meets Tacoma’s second eleven at Dugdale’s Park Friday after Tacoma won 10 to 6 last Saturday.
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Lincoln High School
Everett
Ita
Washington High School
Lincoln
Harvey
Elliott
Ises
Smith
Noe
Tacoma
Dugdale’s Park
Talk of captain for next year at Washington
The looming game with Idaho closes the season for the University of Washington and whispers center on next year’s captain. Tegimier, a senior and key center and end, is favored to succeed oe with Grimm and Willis also among possible choices.
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Idaho
University of Washington
Tegimier
Grimm
Willis
Kaufman Favorite in 25-Round Bout With Sullivan
United Press reports Kaufman has risen to 10 to 1 favorite for the Thanksgiving afternoon 25 round fight with Jack Sullivan. Kaufman and Denver Ed Martin meet this afternoon. trainer Billy Delaney has arranged a pre-fight spar to show the public condition. Sullivan plans heavier weigh-in after tapering work, aiming for peak performance.
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United Press
LAN
al Kafman
Jack
Sullivan
Squires
Canadians Want a Joint Indoor Meet With Seattle Guards
The Duke of Connaught's guards of Victoria have written the Seattle battalion N G W committee proposing a joint indoor meet with Seattle guardsmen. The previous indoor meet was highly successful and Victoria is likely to accept. Basketball will be added soon by the local militiamen.
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Victoria
Seattle Batallion N. G. W
Seattle Guardsmen
Sullivan Meets Farmer Tonight in 2 Round Fight
Eight patrons will watch Mike Sullivan and Kid Palmer in a brief two round bout at the Pacific club tonight. A new 10 round no decision ordinance takes effect in under three weeks. Both fighters say they are in top form and expect to win with Sullivan the heavy favorite in limited betting. Farmer is not viewed as a serious threat.
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Hank
Great Britain and Ireland
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Asia
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Alaska
Philippines
Yesterday's Races at Thoroughbred Meet Report
In the opening mile and a sixteenth Netting ridden by W Miller captured at two to one with Etapa second and Rotten third. Futurity winner Castile ridden by Miller finished ahead of Jane Swift. Nine Spot led to win with Gorgaletti Nabbanassar trailing. Meelick won the eleven sixteenths ahead of seo Son and third. Accon eg with Burns rode Nappa to victory over John H Sheehan and others. Elmwood’s Como won the Futurity with Davies aboard ahead of Ocean Shore and others.
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Marian Casey
Castile
Jane Swift
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Meelick
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Nappa
John H. Sheehan
Elmwood
Davia
Como
Ocean Shore
Portland and Seattle Prepare for Big Soccer Clash
Reports from Portland say the Portland team will travel to Seattle to face Seattle tomorrow at Dugdale's Athletic Park. The Portland squad, an all star selection from Oregon, aims to win while Seattle players express confidence. The match is touted as a major event with strong crowd expectations.
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Portland
Seattle
Dugdale’s Athletic Park
Oregon
Victory Abuzz at Seattle Spokane Athletic Tourney
Fear grips Spokane as wrestlers and boxers from Seattle and Spokane Athletic clubs prep for tonight's events. The Vance Kahn bout draws emphasis while fans back a strong wager. Tomorrow's football clash between the clubs is set to draw a record crowd on Thanksgiving day. Spokane fears Kern's toe but expects a straight football win. Seattle athletes arrive fit for the fray.
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Seattle
Vance Wed Kahn
Kern
Idaho Track Seeks Former Star Hal Tilley as Coach
Hal Tilley once starred for Idaho's track team and later joined the Seattle Athletic Club. He has been offered the Idaho track coach position and is likely to accept, with Key noted as a related figure.
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Hal Tilley
Idaho
Seattle Athletic Club
Key
Seattle game to feature Dig Tilly with Spokane club
Friends in Seattle say Dig Tilly, former Washington and Army football player, will suit up again for the Spokane Athletic Club in tomorrow's Seattle matchup. He played for both UW and Army, and is noted by local fans for his college career.
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Seattle
Ite
Dig” Tilly
University of Washington
Spokane Athletic Club
Seattle Man Killed in Nebraska Incident
Seattle man Jamen O. Mesarvey was knocked down yesterday afternoon by a bay on blievele and killed near Omatia Nebraska. The name does not appear in the Seattle directory.
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United Press
Omatia
Neb
Jamen O. Mesarvey
Seattle
Blievele
Jamen O. Mesurvey
Labor leader Gompers urges defeat of Cannon for Speaker
President Gompers has issued a proclamation calling on labor to defeat Joseph Cannon in the race for speaker of the next House of Representatives in Washington.
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Washington
Gompers
Joe Cannon
House of Representatives
Northwest power company city clerk deal worth 50000
A city clerk approved a deal with the Northwest power company totaling fifty thousand dollars in yesterday's proceedings. The agreement is expected to support municipal services and infrastructure funding.
Public Works Board Rejects Bids for Columbia Street Sewer
The board of public works yesterday rejected sewer construction bids on Columbia Street. The lowest bid was $A18.70 from Sparger Company. Hanford Street planking bids were also rejected with the lowest at $4,256.66 by Joniah Jones.
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Board of Public Works
Columbia St
Sparger Company
Hanford St
Joniah Jones
Shooting Messages to Mars by Faster Projectiles
A Seattle Star exclusive reports that scientists in Fort Worth Tes speculate on interplanetary messaging via high velocity projectiles. They describe overcoming earth gravity with speeds up to 57 000 feet per second and sending a projectile to Mars or beyond, discussing feasibility and orbital return times.
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Fort Worth
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Martiers
Lana
Mars
Cientiste
Toma
Earth
Mare
Sunday Closing Law Upheld by Spokane Court
Judge Poin Dexter of the superior court sustained the Sunday closing law and refused writs of habeas corpus for saloon keepers convicted of Sunday operation. The report notes the decision in Spokane with brief mention of related insurance wording and a fire confinement test.
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Spokane
Poindexter
Superior Court
Washington
Eee
Army strikes over pay as thousands quit military posts
New York dispatch reports the U S Army operating with 26 900 fewer than authorized and about 3 000 retiring soldiers quitting in the last three months. Officers probe causes while Congress faces possible pay raises and reform proposals.
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Seattle
New York
Navy
United States
Uncle Sam
Chile
War Department
Peace Declares End To Harriman Hil Railroad Rivalry
New York November 27 Officials report a peace agreement ending the long running railroad rivalry between E. H. Harriman and James J. Hill. Details are not fully available but will be announced shortly and the incident ends years of competition between the two lines.
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United Prose
New York
H. Harriman
James J. Hil
Banks to Resume Cash Payments in New York soon
Old New York dispatch notes clearing houses will resume cash payments soon as banks lift restrictions. The report hints at renewed liquidity and a return to normal money handling amid ongoing financial strain.
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New York
Nations Vying In Regional Football Matchups
In a slate of regional games clubs from Spain Hungary Roumania Bulgaria Portugal Luxemburg Switzerland Montenegro compete across venues. The matchups highlight rising squads and shifting group standings amid a packed schedule.
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Portugal
Luxemburg
Switzerland
Montenegro
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