Stanford Seeks to Patch Up Athletics in South
Stanford and California clash over freshmen eligibility rules in a bid to resume the annual game. If Stanford abides, a Pacific Coast rugby shift to football may occur and a future meeting could hinge on arbitrators’ ruling. Washington punts amid coaching shifts as Northwest defenses and offenses draw attention.
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Santa Clara
Opao
Palo Altones
Palo Alto
Washington
Finegold Boosted for All-Northwest End Position
Abe Finegold, former Broadway high star and Gonzaga end, is receiving Spokane critics praise as an All Northwest hopeful. He faced Washington star Mike Hunt in a notable matchup, with Inland City observers favoring Hunt. Finegold is hailed as one of Seattle’s top small school players, tracing back to his Broadway Midget days.
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Abe Finegold
Broadway
Wee” Coyle
Gonzaga
Spokane
Washington
Finegold
Mike Hunt
Seattle
Bohler Against New Rule
Spokane November 27 Washington State College official Bohler says the team may vote in Portland to protect Northwest Conference interests. He doubts Oregon, Whitman, Idaho can sustain standings with freshmen barred and notes California dates differ. He cites Stanford unlikely to exclude freshmen.
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Washington
Northwest
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon
Whitman
Idaho
Spokane
Washington State College
Portland
J. F. Bohler
Oreon University
Washington State
California
Stanford
University of Oregon
Zuppke to cope without star men at Illinois next season
Urbana Nov. 27 Bob Zuppke ends his third Illinois season in a tie for the Big Nine title with Minnesota. For 1916 he must plan without stars Patsy Clark Harold Pogue Cap Squier Jack Watson Breneman and Anderson, key players whose fame will endure in Illinois grid history.
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Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Minnesota
Mst
Patsy Clark
Harold Pogue
Lini
Squier
Jack Watson
Breneman
Anderson
Meehan Knocks Out Summerville in Second Round
Wille Meehan of San Francisco defeats Bob Summerville of Southern California by knockout in the second round to claim a victory in the heavyweight bout. Meehan's stop removes much of Summerville’s famed reputation.
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San Francisco
Bob Summerville
One More Pay Roll in Seattle
The Kais Company opens a new factory in the Maritime building Seattle adds another factory hand concern. The Egis product replaces eggs in baking claims as a wholesome staple at lower cost. Backed by Seattle leaders Thos. W. Kolderup W. P. Lockwood and W. Eyres guide the effort.
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Seattle
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Eges
Egis Company
Thos. W. Kolderup
The
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W. P. Lockwood
Soo” Line
W. Eyres
Eyres and
Seattle Drayage Companies
Frank Gibb Sick
Frank Gibb sporting editor of The Star is seriously ill with pneumonia at Lakeside hospital. He was moved to the hospital in a serious condition after leaving his desk Thursday and Friday morning. Two doctors and a specialist attend. The ward has ordered no visitors until improvement. He passed a bad night Friday and is in critical condition Saturday. Friends in Seattle and the Northwest are hoping for his recovery.
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the Star
Lakeside Hospital
Gibb
Seattle
Northwest
W. S. C. Loses Three Players From 1915 Squad
Washington estate college reports three varsity football players will be ineligible for next season. Carl Dietz fullback Captain Ace Clark and Applequist tackles have worn the purple and gray for four years and cannot compete again.
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Washington Estate College
Carl Dietz
Ace Clark
Applequist
Three Ivy Eligibility Rules To Be Defined In New York
Harvard Yale and Princeton committees plan December meetings in New York to set athletic eligibility rules. semi professional status and summer baseball arrangements are expected to be addressed in the discussions.
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Yale
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New York
Foyston Named Captain of Local Hockey Team
Frank Foyston elected captain of Seattle hockey septet for the season. Manager Muldoon praises Foyston as a clever, quick thinker ready to lead the team on the ice. The Rose City lineup includes Murray Irvine Dunderland Harris and others with Johnson on defense.
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Foyston
Foyasaton
Pete Muldo
Seattle
Savage
Portland
Winnipeg
Murray
Nets
Mitchell
Alex Irvine
Moose Johnson
Oatman
Tobin
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Tommy Dunderdale
Harris
Rose City
Muldoon Muldoon
Confessions of a Wise Little Book
Eleanor Fairlow appears worn by hardship yet remains enigmatic and appealing to Margie. Margie suspects Eleanor may be in love with Dick, while balancing friendship, jealousy, and moral restraint as she plans to visit Eleanor again after Dick’s marriage to Margie.
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Mary
Eleanor Fairlow
Mollie
Eleanor
Sonlksick
Richard Waverly
Easterners Praise Montana as Nation's Best Team
Syracuse University football guests in Seattle lauded Montana as the top team, saying their size, depth, and backfield pace set a standard. Wisconsin, Washington and Michigan comparisons followed, with the party noting Washington’s strength and Doble’s coaching at Washington. The 27 strong delegation toured before heading to Portland for a game with the Oregon Aggies.
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O'Neill
Harr
Syracuse
Seattle
Portland
Oregon Aggies
Walter Rose
Doble
Bill Horr
Washington
Michigan
Burns
Birney Lynch
Syracuse Post-Standard
Barth Is Dead Mourned by Seattle Friends
Obituary notice for Peg Barth who died in California at age 20. The brief tribute recalls Barth’s hopeful spirit and the impact he made on Cedar Heights friends and classmates.
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Peg
TY Barth
California
Barth
Cleadherites
Basketball Turnouts Announced For Washington A Team
After the football season, Captain Jack Fancher announces the indoor basketball turnout for Monday. Three returning players from last year’s conference title squad remain, including Jack Davidson and Ralph Robinson, with Schreuder and ex-captains McFee and Savage having graduated. Fancher plans February reentry and eligibility for conference play.
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Jack Fancher
Washington
McFee
Savage
Dick Schreuder
Fancher
Jack Davidson
Ralph Robinson
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