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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1915

Page

7

Washington Should Have Great Football Team in 1916

Washington’s 1916 squad looks to return 16 lettermen under a new mentor chosen by the university board of control. Key players such as Markham Grimm Gilmour Calkins and fresh stars Faulk are anticipated to join the machine Dobie built, with four graduates signaling transition and freshmen rule debates looming.

University Board of Control Washington Dobie Walt Shiel Bill Hainsworth MacKechnie Colorado Miller Markham Grimm Gilmour Calkins George Smith Murphy Don Able Ted Faulk Faulk

Powers Names All Star City Midget Team

Coach Powers selects six of his Broadway squad for Seattle All Star Midget team with three players from Queen Anne and two from Lincoln. Captain Vaughan leads lineup including Richarda Broadway Frost Broadway Kunz Lincoln McCarty Queen Anne Erman Budgery Kirkpatrick Feek Mason Houseman and others in positions across line and backfield.

Powers Broadway Seattle Queen Anne Lincoln Vaughan Richarda Frost Kunz McCarty Erman Budgery Kirkpatrick Feek Mason Houseman

Forward passing equalizes college football says Williams

University of Minnesota coach Dr. H L Williams argues that smaller colleges will soon stand equal to larger schools in football. He says football is highly uncertain and that forward passing, skill, and luck can decide games, making size less decisive.

H. L. Williams University of Minnesota Dr. Williams

Wisconsin ends pursuit of Gil Dobie as Badger coach

Madison November 29. Gil Mour Dobie has not contacted Wisconsin officials about taking the Badger coaching job and the athletic heads have practically eliminated him from the race after Juneau's position.

Madison Wis Gilmour Dobie Wisconsin Badger Juneau

Yost Loses Ten From 1915 Ranks at Michigan

Nov 29 Ten members of Yosts eleven have played their last game for Michigan this year. Graduation ends many veteran careers with Captain Cochran Keilmann Watson Millard Norton Stastz Boehm Catlett and Bastian leaving the line and backfield. Niemann Dunne return as linemen and Maulbetach Smith as backfield veterans for 1916. Alumni fear a nearly new team next year but doubt a disaster equal to this season.

Ann Arbor Yost Michigan Hurry Up Cochran Keilmann Watson Millard Norton Stastz Boehm Catlett Bastian Niemann Dunne Cornell Maulbetach Smith

Syracuse Faces Oregon Agricultural in Prep on Multnomah Field

Syracuse football finished a long workout on Multnomah Field as they prep for Wednesday's game with O A C. Coach O'Neil said the team would have no alibi if defeated after the tough Montana clash on Thanksgiving Day.

Dietz Gonzaga Washington U Whitman Portland Syracuse Multnomah Field Montana O'Neil

Wisconsin teen Richie Mitchell eyes lightweight title

Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee, 20, is entering his third year as a boxer aiming for real topnotchers. He rejects easy opponents, says tough fights are needed to win the lightweight championship. In 15 fights he has never drawn an adverse decision.

Richie Mitchell Milwaukee Mitchell

Stroud Says Stanford Must Drop Freshmen From Varsity

California manager J A Stroud in San Francisco states no reconciliation until Stanford eliminates freshmen from varsity teams. He argues the policy change is required before any talks can proceed.

Stanford California J. A. Stroud San Francisco

Opposition to comprachicos in socialist era politics

In a heated piece the author defends Oscar H. McGill and A. G. Dentier as clean public servants and distances them from the comprachicos of the Socialist party. The essay links the historic comprachicos to child traders and contrasts true public duty with self serving politicians. The piece references Everett and Salter politics and vows continued opposition to the socialist faction.

Oscar H. McGill A. G. Dentler Hiate Sociallet Party A. G. Dentier Socialist Party Balter Everett Salter Socialiser Party Halter Eiverett Europe

Like Skeeters On A Swamp Hockey Stars Dart Across The Ice

Metropolitan hockey players showcase speed and skill as Seattle stars prepare for the season. The piece likens players to skeeters, noting rapid skating and precise shooting as spectators thrill to the fast paced game.

Seattle

Magnates Could Earn Over 200000 By Camden Sunday Games

Philadelphia owners of the Athletica and Phil Mes consider building a Camden baseball plant and staging Sunday games there. A 20 30 thousand crowd from Philadelphia and Camden could be drawn, with 18 000 fans per game at 50 cents price.

Philadelphia Athletica Phil- Mes Camden N. J New Jersey

Army Coach Beats Navy Loses In Love

Mias Helen Van Nessa of Wooster Ohio sues former Army football star Louis Merrillat for breach of promise seeking $20,000. She says they became engaged at a West Point social in 1913 and he broke it June 1 1915. Merrillat has since married.

Mias Helen van Nessa Wooster, O Louis Merrillat Army Chicago Cupid Mise van Ness West Point Merrillat

Pinkman to headline Canadian crack matches next Friday

Ed Pinkman and Rough House Burns of Vancouver with Billy Wright and George Engle will headline the Elks smoker double main event. Manager Nate Druxinman says two more bouts are set with Pinkman, the Elks’ boxing instructor, as he fights Travie Davis of Everett Tuesday and Sammy Goodge for the Moose lodge at Tacoma December 17.

Ed Pinkman Rough House Burns Vancouver Billy Wright George Engle Elks’ Club Nate Druxinman Fast Boys Pinkman Elks Travie Davis Everett Smokestacks Sammy Good Moose Lodge Tacoma

Summer Ball Faces Faculty Opposition in Big Nine

Chicago November 29 A major clash over summer baseball is anticipated as the Big Nine faculty governing board plans a meeting Saturday to oppose semi pro ball. Their move counters student approval, which had favored summer baseball at every large Midwest college a month earlier.

Washington Chicago Big Nine Big Middle West College

Portland Gets St. Mary Star

Sacramento report states Louis Guisto St Marys college baseball star will play with Portland next season he announced today.

Portland ST. Mary Star Sacramento Louis Guisto St. Mary's

Notre Dame Beats Rice Institute 52 to 2 in Houston

Notre Dame football team defeats Rice Institute in Houston 52 to 2, following a Thanksgiving win over Texas. The Catholic eleven played two games in three days, continuing their strong late-season stretch.

Houston Tex Notre Dame Rice Institute Texas

Confessions of a Wife An Anonymous Letter

An unnamed wife receives a scathing anonymous letter accusing her husband Dick Waverly of infidelity and drinking. The writer condemns the couple’s lifestyle, calls for prohibition, and hints at divorce while confessing conflicted feelings and fear of exposure. The note ends with a plea to a “little book” and promises continuation.

Mary Richard Waverly Dick Waverly Eleanor Fairlow

Thirteen Boys Sentenced in North Yakima Church Theft

Thirteen boys who stole a cask of communion wine from a church basement were sentenced by Probation Officer Laningham. Each boy must attend Sunday school every Sunday for six weeks.

North Yakima Laningham

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