Deer Season Opens as Hunters Rush to Woods
Deer season opens across Washington as scores of hunters head to the woods Tuesday and more are expected Saturday. The open season runs until December 1 for deer and pheasants, with migratory birds allowed until January 16. Local hunters adopt bright red clothing for safety amid some unclear laws.
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Archie Taft
William Taft
Joe Stacks
Johnny Ruppe
Skagit Flats
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Umbrella Night Dance at Dreamland Seventh and Union
Dreamland hosts Umbrella Night with 2 dance tickets to Wagner's Orchestra. Event listed at Seventh and Union. Tickets include admission to a dance program and the orchestra performance.
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Dreamland Seventh and Union
Ritchie to Box Wolgast or McFarland in Milwaukee match
Chicago Oct 1 Willie Ritchie will box either Ad Wolgast or Packy McFarland in Milwaukee on November 10 or 11. The ten round bout offers Ritchie a $5 000 guarantee plus a percentage. McFarland gets first chance at Ritchie. weigh in at 136 pounds ringside.
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Packy McFarland
Milwaukee
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McFarland
Wilie
Broadway Teams Prepare for Franklin Clash at Dug's Park
Broadway high coach Henderson and Franklin coach Reseb er marshal their elevens for a Saturday game at Dug's old park. If Capt. Frank White misses the lineup, Broadway could face a serious loss as White hints at quitting school.
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Franklin
Dug’s Old Park
Broadway
Frank White
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Fast Tacoma Victoria game questioned as record pace
The sporting editor notes inquiries about the Tacoma Victoria game in Tacoma Sunday which lasted 44 minutes. Some fans believed it may break records, but the fastest baseball game on record occurred September 17, 1910 between Atlanta and Mobile in the Southern league, finishing in 22 minutes with Mobile winning 2 to 1.
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the Star
Tacoma
Atlanta
Mobile
Momentous Ifs in World Series Favor Athletics Says Cohan
George Cohan, famed fan, argues there are many Ifs in the World Series and predicts the Athletics will beat the Giants. He weighs batsmen Doyle Meyers Merkle Baker and pitching choices, noting past slumps and the impact of game one. He sees mixed outcomes depending on whether players deliver, but leans toward the Athletics using strong hitting and pitching depth.
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Random Shots Reflections on Baseball and Sports Figures
A miscellany quotes and notes from early baseball and sports figures. Mentions include Willie Ritchie seeking California departure, Miles Hugoine reappointed with Cardinals, and Petroskey's referee dispute affecting a Clo bolo bout with Clabby. Includes league scores and Gonzaga athletics shift.
Local Sports Banter on Carlisle Game and Player Hardship
The article riffs on the annual Carlisle Indians game, contrasts it with Lebanon Valley, and notes Washington fans offering George McBride gifts after an $400 watch and $799 Ingersoll. A player pleads for mercy amid team decline while local coaches drill high school players on ball handling.
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PICK ALL-STARS TO REPRESENT NORTHWEST IN 1915 SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP
An albetar Northwestern soccer team will enter the 1915 championship at the San Francisco exposition. Jack Kaye secretary of the Spokane Soccer league says a Spokane squad will face the best elevens from Seattle Tacoma Vancouver and Everett to test the strongest material. Teams from across the United States will be included in the San Francisco lineup.
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Spokane May Not Sign Lynch Again
Inland Empire Traction Co. may dispose of Spokane franchise in the coming week as it refuses to tie up with a manager for 1914. Mike Lynch already took charge July 9 and led the Spokane Indians from a distant position to a much stronger record, pushing their winning pace above .600 in the final half and gaining 90 points in percentage under his control.
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Devlin to Take Reins of Oakland Coast Leaguers
Arthur Devlin, newly named manager, will arrive in Portland Thursday to assume command of the Oakland Coast leaguers. Gus Hetling, the temporary manager, says the change aims to let Devlin study team needs for next season.
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Billy Sunday Reflects On Baseball And Religion
Evangelist Billy Sunday recalls playing with Connie Mack during Pittsburg days and praises Anson as his top fielder. He teases the World Series coverage in The Star editions Thursday to Saturday as he blends baseball memories with his religious lecturing style.
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Automobiles set for Sunday races at Madison Park track
A large crew prepared the half mile track at Madison Park for Sunday automobile races under Robert Hiller. 76 barrels of oil were poured as fences are reinforced and cars including the Haulek Ford J D Thomas and others tested daily. Five trophies are offered for events from 2 pm onward, with a 20 mile free for all headlining the card and a Cavanaugh band to provide music.
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Lipton Trophy Arrives in Seattle For First Puget Sound Race
The perpetual challenge trophy gift from Sir Thomas Lipton has arrived at the Seattle Yacht Club. A committee will oversee arrangements for the inaugural race under Pacific Coast yacht ing rules, making the cup the club’s perpetual property for annual competition.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Meek's All Stars Triumph in Vancouver Series Game Two
Harry Meek's All-Stars defeated the Vancouver Champions 4 to 2 to take the second game of the series in Vancouver. The win adds to Meek's team's early momentum as the matchup continues.
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Majors Find Hard Going in AAL Games
Louisville defeats Pittsburg Nationals 6 to 5 in ten innings as Adams exits in the sixth and Hendrix yields five runs on four hits in the eighth. In Columbus, Cincinnati Nationals beat Columbus American association 2 to 0 in a tight contest.
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Meiji University Beats Washington 1-0 In Tight Tilt
Meiji University baseball team blanked the University of Washington 1 to 0 in a brisk game here Tuesday. Both squads displayed sharp fielding as Meiji secured the decisive run late in the contest.
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Murphy Defeats Baldwin in 12 Round Bout
Eddie Murphy of South Boston defeated Matty Baldwin in a decisive twelve round boxing match last night. Murphy won every round by a wide margin, adding to talk of his potential in future bouts. Baldwin previously held a decision over Willie Ritchie.
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Majestics Triumph Over Bakery and Mikados in Sunday Wins
The Majestics defeated H. M. Bakery 5 to 1 and then edged the Mikados 2 to 1 in Sunday play at Boxring Austin Salt Hotel Artington.
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McCarey announces boxing program with title bout plan
Promoter McCarey reveals a six bout program headed by a welterweight elimination to pick a challenger for Ruehle if Willi will accept a bout in Los Angeles for Thanksgiving. Azevedo meets Dundee on October 14 with Anderson to fight the winner and then face Ritchie.
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