Argonne Forest Falls on Cross in Seattle Boxing Show
The final six round bout at Crystal Pool saw A. E. F. Miller Leo Cross stop Frank Farmer with a right uppercut and body shot, while Morgan Jones defeated Philo Richardson and Ernie Dailey edged Jimmy Zine in a crowded Seattle card. Frankie Rogers and Harry Casey battled strong throughout, with Casey delivering a fourth round right to nearly KO Rogers. Hector and promoter tensions colored the weigh in as officials debated a six month ban.
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Leo H. Lassen
Leo Cross
A. E. F. Miller
Frank Farmer
Austin & Salt
Cross
Argonne Forest
Farmer
Gross
Frank
Seattle
Bobby Evans
Tomread
A. EB. F
Bob Martin
Siade
Crees
Sweet Daddy
Harry Casey
Fighting Harp
Frankie Rogers
Shipyard Terror
Rogers
Frankie
Casey
Hector
Heewr
Bremerton
Tacoma
Crystal Pool
Austin and Salt
Boxing Commission
Charley Hulen
Commission
Dailey Named Captain for Washington Football Team
Erve Dailey, star halfback for the University of Washington, has been elected captain of the 1919 football squad by lettermen. Dailey also received a later captaincy honor for the track team, following the previous season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erve Dailey
University of Washington
Dailey
Thane
Semanhe
Dalley
Local Ring Gossip and Puzzling Bout Recaps Hit Fans
The report details a crowded boxing night with Philo and Jones in a tense clash while Messee backs Philo's win. Gene Matton and local hatters disruptors add comic flair as Jim Flynn misses Crystal Pool action. Frankie Rogers earns promo label shipyard terror and crowd cheers Mike Pete’s dramatic entrance in a green shamrock shirt.
Gurley Returns to Alma Mater With A. C. Trio
Wayne Gurley of the University of Washington and A. T. C. re joins his alma mater amid references to 1916 farmers team. Fred Glover of W. C. will miss action in the region. Capt. Dick Kenge Gillia and Skaday form an invincible trio for the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Gurley
University of Washington, & A. T. C
A. C. Gurley
Farmers
Fred Glover
W. 8. C. Star
Peneeason State
Dick Kenge
Gillia
Skaday
Evans plans busy Portland boxing stable with several fighters
Promoter Evans plans a packed schedule in Portland to showcase his stable led by bantamweight Billy Mascott and lightweights Joe Gorman and Neal Zimmerman. Gorman, a Portland favorite, battles Joe Harrahan on October 22, while Zimmerman faces Eddie Quinn the Tacoma boxer in a six round bout the same date. Evans eyeing additions include Bremerton heavyweight Young Hector and Portland welter Alex Trambitas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Billy Mascott
Joe Gorman
Morrie Lux
Neil Zimmerman
Leo Croan
Mascott
Portland
Billy
Buddyley
Young Thompson
Pat Moore
Mike Ertle
America
Glass
Joe Harrahan
Neal Zimmerman
Seattle
Lackey Morrow
Earl Conners
Eddie Quinn
Tacoma
Frank Barrieau
Hector
Bremerton
Alex Trambitas
Grover and Thomas Named to All Star Baseball Team
Roy Grover former Seattle boy and Oak player earns second base on the All Star squad chosen by barber H. M. Moel. Claude Thomas Seattle hurler also makes the big team with a lineup including Maggert Johnson Fournier Crawford Rumler Grover Meusel Biot Spencer Beals Scott Seals Dell Beals and Thomas Bi-Wash pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Grover
Seattle
The
Oaks
H. M. Moel
Claude Thomas
Maggert
Bees
Johnson
Fournier
Angels
Crawford
Angela
Rumler
Grover
Meusel
Tigers
Biot
Oaka
Spencer
Seaton
Beals
Scott
Seals
Brown
Dell
Thomas
Clymer Canned Men On Miller's Squad
Every man of which was canned by Clymer during the past season and it is not such a bad outfit at that. Gletachmann first base Nic hoff second base Fabrique shortstop sirens third base Schaller left field Harper center field Withoit right field Ritchie catcher Gibson Falkenberg Mains Malls and Regan pitchers Clymer man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Gletachmann
Nichoff
Fabrique
Sirens
Schaller
Feld
Harper
Withoit
Ritchie
Gibson
Falkenberg
Mains
Malls
Regan
Y M A senior house league plans announced at meeting
Dee Powers leads plans for a Y M C A senior house basketball league to start soon. Several players are noted as unavailable due to travel or work, including Lon Brown in Wenatchee and Moone Clemenson in Prince Rupert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Anderson to meet Morris in Northwest Athletic Club opener
Ole Anderson the Tacoma heavyweight meets Carl Morris of Oklahoma in the arena opener at the Northwest Athletic Club. Morris recently stopped Wat La Rue in Oakland as Anderson pursues a big year with a possible San Francisco bout if he wins. Morris arrives at noon for a 4:30 workout. Keeler debuts against Williams. other bouts include Jackson vs Rosa, Custon vs Fitzgerald, and Hayes vs Cannon in a busy card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Anderson
Tacoma
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Northwest Athletic Club
Arena
Morris
Jack Johnson
Oakland
Wat la Tue
la Rué
Jack Dempney
Wille Meehan
Fat Hoy
Moose
Anderson
Page la Rue
Hector
Willie Meehan
Mortis
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Morrie
Beattie
Keeler
Will
Wille Keeler
Meehan
Anderson Fo
Williams
Keller
Eddie Jackson
Georgie Rosa
Vancouver
BB. C
Eli Custon
Stanley Fitzgerald
Frank Hayes
Cannon
Church Basket Men Plan Seattle League Start
The Seattle Church Basketball league aims to begin in the first week of December after plans approved by the executive committee with Tracey Strong acting as proxy. Three leagues will run for ages 14-16, 17-20, and over 20 with games at the Y M C A Plymouth church gym and the naval armory on campus. Readiness includes entry blanks from Queen Anne M E First Christian First Presbyterian First Evangelical University Congregational University Baptist University Christian University M E University Presbyterian Plymouth Gilman Park M F Westminster Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Tracey Strong
Plymouth Church Gymnasium
Naval Armory
Tigers Win Minor Title From Saints
Weiser Dell drove in Alcock from second on a smash to the scoreboard to clinch a 2 1 victory as the Tigers captured the minor league world series title in five of nine games. Vernon prevailed in the series with St. Paul and the game featured Niehaus and Hargrave for St. Paul with Dell and DeVormer catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Weiser Dell
Alcock
Vernon
H. BE
St. Paul
Niehaus
Hargrave
Dell
DeVormer
All Year Tickets Demand Spurs Stadium Expansion at U
Increased demand for season tickets prompts University of Washington to erect bleachers at both field ends. Construction starts Monday. Current capacity 7,000, with 12,000 expected by the Thanksgiving California game. Boxes and seats sought from across the state as alumni plan special trains to Seattle for major contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
University Field
Darwin Miisnest
California
Seattle
End on Football: Fastest Man on Team and Deadly Tackle
Walter Camp outlines end play emphasizing speed and tackling skill. The end should be fastest on the team, never overrunning the runner, keeping eyes on the ball, and fighting interference to prevent outside runs. He must stop kick formations, disrupt plays, and handle forward passes from any position while staying on his feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
End
East grid games cast gloom over Ithaca and Syracuse
Eastern football fans face two big weekend matchups Cornell at Colgate and Pittsburgh at Syracuse as 1919 hopes die for Ithaca and Syracuse. Pittsburgh favored on a dry field while Harvard battles Brown and Vanderbilt meets Georgia Tech in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Preas
Ithaca
Syracuse
Cornell
Colgate
Pittsburg
Ers
Hastings
de Hart
Morrow
Davies
Warner
Harvard
Brown
Cambridge
Vanderbilt
Georgia Tech
University of Washington crew trials open next Monday
Coach Ed Leader will issue the first call for candidates for the 1920 varsity and freshmen crews. Over 100 freshmen expected. twelve varsity lettermen to row under Leader and Captain Tony Brandenthaler. Returning standouts include Pete Someract and Fred Gibson as California and Stanford visitors are scheduled to race on Lake Washington, replacing the annual triangular regatta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Ed Leader
Leader
Tony Brandenthaler
Pete Someract
Fred Gibson
Washington
California
Stanford
Lake
Brenton Named to All Star Coast League Team
Lynn Brenton of Seattle earns a spot on the All-Star Coast league team chosen by 14 year old newsboy Isadore Feschleo. The lineup lists Mitchell Tigers shortstop Killifer Angels center field Borton Tigers first base Crawford Angels right field Krugees second base Meusel Tigers third base Chadbourne Tigers left field Spencer Bees catcher Bassler Angels catcher Crandall Angels Brown Angels Beaton Seale Dell Tigers Piercy Solcns Brenton Siwashes pitchers Bates Angels utility infield Rumler Bees utility outfielder.
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Lynn Brenton
Seattle
Isadore Feschleo
Mitchell
Tigers
Killifer
Angels
Borton
Crawford
Krugees
Meusel
Chadbourne
Spencer
Bees
Bassler
Crandall
Brown
Beaton
Seale
Dell
Piercy
Solcns
Brenton
Siwashes
Bates
Rumler
National Colors Gruet in a Patriotic Vein
Gruet is described as a patriotic fellow with vivid color imagery. The dialogue notes his frequent blushing turning pale while always feeling blue, revealing a thematic mix of emotion and national color symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruet
College Grid Season Open
College football opens today as University of Ington meets York at Denny Field at 3 pm. Coach Hunt will rotate first and second string players to avoid injuries as Whitman heads to a week away. key names include Whicott Perry Eckmann Dalley and Jerry on the roster.
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Beattie
Hunt
University of Ington
Purple and Gold
Warren
U. S
York
Denny Field
Toeeway
Gether
Whitman
Whicott
Perry
Annapolis
Washington
Butler
Williams
Ray Eckmann
Jerry
Dalley Ag
Turner
Pine Et
West Seattle
Seattle
Kelly” Hagen
Orange and Black
Weat
Franklin
Murphy
Waterfowl Activity and Deer Harvest Reported
The text notes waterfowl are fairly full and northern frost has not yet arrived in strength. Deer are being taken in plentiful numbers around the Cascades, Nineula, and Heads Canal, with hunting offering the best prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascades
Nineula
Heads Canal
Big Ten Football Sparks Saturday Slate Across Midwest
Chicago reports a full league day with Northwestern at Evanston facing Wisconsin while Purdue visits Chicago. Other clashes include Illinois versus Iowa in Urbana and Notre Dame meeting Nebraska in Lincoln as fan interest builds nationwide.
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Chicago
Mars
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Evanston
Purdue
Notre Dame
St. Louis
Washington
Kansas
Aggies
Waco
Baylor
Austin
Des Moines
Drake
Va. Simpson
Milwaukee
Marquette
Lawrence
Grand
Lincoln Beats Ballard Crew at Seattle Ballpark
Lincoln defeats Ballard 15 to 0 in a muddy Seattle ballpark. Hallett shines for Lincoln while Ballard’s Clifford stars for the visitors. Broadway’s West Seattle prospects loom as Pine et aims to rebound after an injury sidelined Hagen.
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Lincoln
Ballard Crew
Broadway
West Seattle
Queen Anne
Ballard
Seattle
Hallett
Green Lake
Clifford
Balla
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France
John D. Rockefeller
Jones
Buddy Ridley
Mark
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Philo Best
Bettiers
Gene Matton
Jim Pflynn
Tad Pom
den Salt
Frankie Rogers Ae “Shipyard Terror
Caesry
Ing Harp
Cigee Tog Inc
Mike Pete
Mike Wan al
Taft Tae
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Lucio
Edwin J
Hant
Len Allison
Neninie
I Smith
Mears
Brick” Mitchell
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Faulk
Dobie
Erile Or Moore
City
Miller
Lon Brown
Wenatchee
Rose George
Plymouth Church Ue
Neal Day
Lincoln High
Tee Secedlcise
Oon
Reider Ring “Bhorty
Douglas
Arnold Ailen
Frederick & Nelson
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Big Tacoman
Saints
Walter Camp
Princeton
Rochester
Fordham
West Point
Maine
Navy
Newsboy
Lake Sammamish
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Poroten
Kirkland Lambat
Cat
Portemen
Smeer and
O Varieties
Sporteman
Washington State
Oregon Sportemen
Forks
North Dakota
Dallas
Texas
Topeka
Washburn
Foch
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hippodrome
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Second Ave
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