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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1916

Page

7

Metropolitan Club boxing card enhances Dreamland bill

Boxers from the Metropolitan Lumbermen's club prepare a Dreamland program for Friday night led by a four round Northwest lightweight title clash between Willie Hoppe and Lloyd Madden. Jack Read battles Harry Anderson, Read trains on an empty stomach, and Stanley Jones faces Gil Martin while five colorful local contenders enter a humorous battle royal curtain-raiser.

Joe Walsh Metropolitan Lumbermen’s Club Dreamland Willie Hoppe Lloyd Madden Bill Hoppe-Madden Hoppe Ingle Madden Harry Anderson Amitt Jack Read-Harryerson

Washington Squad Seeks End To Disastrous Season

Washington faces California today in a game that could close one of its most troubled seasons. Dobie loses six stars as Bud Young Mackechnie Anderson Gardner and Smith depart or sit out, while Grimm is disqualified. New innovations include four announcers and a Roy Taylor scoreboard showing all points and downs.

Washington California Dobie Bud Young Chicago Mackechnie University Field Doble Anderson Gardner George Smith Grimm Younger Ned Edris Roy Taylor Maulbetech Michigan

Bill James Offered Return to Braves in 1917

Big Bill James announced by Manager Stallings that if his pitching arm returns to form, he will report next spring for a possible 1917 contract with the Boston Braves. The Omaha born star, owner of $17,000 in cash earnings, said he has not yet signed but is ready if fit.

Hoppe Willie Hoppe Seattle Muff Bronson Bronson Muff Oroville Cal Bill James Stallings Boston Braves Bill

King Football Jerked From His Throne This Year

United Press reports King Football ends its 1916 season early as Army and Navy halt play before Thanksgiving. Brown faces Colgate in Providence while Pittsburgh, Penn State, Rutgers, and Washington and Jefferson seek claims amid sloppy fields and rain. Colgate eyes a championship, but Pitt and PSU may spoil the scenario.

H. C. Hamilton United Press New York King Brown Colgate Pittsburg Penn State Rutgers Washington and Jefferson Army Navy

Seattle Athletes Lose to Multnomah in Interclub Meet

Multnomah boxers and wrestlers dominate the interclub event with four decisive victories. Highlights include Harry Hansen outboxing Claude Scott at 145 pounds and Ralph Underwood defeating Irving Gleason at 125 pounds. George Hansen won a middleweight match. Lloyd Wray suffered rib injuries in a struggle. George Clark of M A C beat Walter Taylor in two straight falls. Sudden death in the Jordan family caused postponement. exhibitions preceded the events.

Portland Multnomah Club Seattle Athletic Club Multnomah Harry Hansen Claude Scott Seattle Ralph Underwood Irving Gleason Underwood George Hansen Lloyd Wray George Clark Walter Taylor

Thanksgiving Turkeys and Football Echoes in 1916 Era

A fragmented 1916 era column reflects Thanksgiving sentiment, mentions rising prices and turkey costs, college football notes from Michigan and Brown, Kicker De Vitalis’s record, and career choices of Louis Mann. The tone blends holiday reflection with sports updates and editorial quips.

Walter Camp Dave Fultz de Vitalis Brown Louis Mann Cubs Amherst Ahherst Louis

Death in Family Forces Postponement of Championship Match

Charley Jordan could not face Joe Schermer in the third block of their title bout last night at the Pope due to a death in Jordan’s family. The event was postponed to a later date.

Charley Jordan Joe Schermer the Pope

Gunboat Smith to Box Fast Young Comer in 10-Round Mitt Melee

Gunboat Smith schedules a 10 round bout with Billy Miske of St. Paul in New York. Despite aging and mechanical woes he proclaims himself in fine condition and aims to revive a run toward light heavy and heavier clashes this winter after the Miske match.

Smith New York Billy Miske St. Paul Miske

Willard In Better Shape For Moran Fight

Tex Rickard said Willard is in excellent condition and can train six weeks for any opponent. He denied fattening rumors and hinted Willard may demand higher pay before a Fulton bout at Madison Square Garden. Tom Andrews may still secure the Cream City fight.

Chicago Willard Moran Tex Rickard New York Tom Andrews

Stanford Seeks Pacific Coast Conference Admission

Graduate Manager Behrens of Stanford University started today for Seattle to file formal application for admission to the Pacific Coast conference. The Cardinal may compete in baseball basketball and track but not football. Stanford will continue rugby in addition to American football.

San Francisco Navy Behrens Stanford University Seattle Pacific Coast Conference Cardinal Stanford

Charlie Cutler Meets Joe Stecher on Mat to Settle the Title

In Chicago on Nov 30 Charlie Cutler challenges Joe Stecher for the heavyweight wrestling title. Cutler relies on breaking Stecher’s famed scissors hold after three months of training with Martinson Freiberg Hassane Demetral and Ed Strangler Lewis who have felt the Nebraskan’s grip.

Charlie Cutler Joe Stecher Chicago Cutler Martinson Freberg Hassane Demetral Strangler

Mullin Signed by Metropolitans to Join Seattle Team

Seattle manager Muldoon signs Mullin, a promising young hockey player from the minors, as a second spare. This marks his first foray into major league hockey with the Metropolitans.

Mullin Muldoon Seattle

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