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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
10
A 22 man W. A. C. team was paraded through town by 200 students after a victorious State Cal football season. Classes dismissed for the reception, and 1,000 students joined the celebration as banners proclaimed the champions. Coach Dietz stayed in Portland for conference matters.
Coach Doble takes 21 players to Spokane for a Saturday game against Gonzaga. The U of W squad, the weakest under Doble, lists Hunt and Smith at ends, Leaders at tackles, Logg Cushman at centers, Seagraves guard, Newton Markham tackles, Abel Mar at tackles, Young Bron at quarterbacks, Miller Gardner at halves, Ainesworth Shiel fullback, with Murphy possibly out after a broken nose from Wednesday scrimmage.
Heinie Zimmerman, star Cub slugger, says he will not go to New York or Cincinnati in a trade. He is satisfied with playing for Chicago.
Broadway star halfback Roy Potter is praised as a fast, hard-hitting back with strong legs and precise place kicking. Coach Henderson alternates him out after two periods to protect him, saving him for key games while Potter shows skill in broken-field runs and potential in placement kicks.
Market report lists onion varieties and potato prices across Oregon and Yakima. Entries include Yakima Burbank and Gemma onions with mixed prices, white river and Jersey sweet potatoes, and a 60 pound hamper price.
Eugene, Oct. 21. Twenty five freshmen in uniform as candidates for the team that faces the Aggie rocks in Corvallis this Saturday. Oregon’s delegation is made up of green men and their real strength remains undetermined.
Douglas Cohen varsity end sustained a broken jaw yesterday and will miss the season. He is out for the year following the injury.
New York report says Fred Snodgrass, ex Giants and Braves, will manage the Vernon club of the Pacific Coast league next year. The story cites it as a well founded report from October 21.
Seattle's lending department lists a late and Washington blocks loan policy change affecting First Ave location. Edwin J. Brown, Lb. D. S., notes administrative details and potential impacts on borrowers and street-facing offices.
Students at Broadway and Lincoln hype Saturday's big game at Dugdale field with fervent assemblies. Lincoln aims to avenge last year's lopsided loss 27 to 6 0 while posters and banners bolster the hope. Broadway fans plan playful cheers led by Well Leader White who vows to use a megaphone during the event.
San Francisco October 21 The Seals clinched the 1915 pennant for the first time since 1909. Salt Lake and Los Angeles fight for second, Vernon stands fourth, Oakland fifth, and Portland sits sixth in the standings.
Yale footballers must show marked improvement for Capt. Wilson to lead a winning campaign with Princeton and Harvard upcoming. A defeat by the University of Virginia deals a sad blow to Yale followers as coaches prepare for major changes. Capt. Wilson faces darker prospects than recent Yale captains.
Rainier Oregon October 21 Wilbur Smith known as Oregon's youngest speed boat enthusiast sails from Rainier aboard the steam schooner Cellio with his undefeated Oregon Kid S for San Francisco to compete in speedboat races.
May Sutton Bundy, former world champion tennis star and mother of two, has returned to competition in Santa Monica. She defeated Mary Browne on Long Beach courts, saying her form is better after retirement and that raising a family did not hinder her game.
Elmer Henderson fields about 18 players on Broadway high school first team to guard against injuries and prepare a two deep rotation. Feek is quarterback while Capt Potter and George Overton coach from halfback posts to cover potential gaps. Readied lineup for Saturday's Lincoln game includes Houser McDonald Fursman Cassels ends. Thompson McCloskey Adams Butcher tackles. Rhodes Peterson Nylander Thwingards Rowden center. Potter Overton Reese Jared halfbacks. LaFray fullback.
Washington State beat O A C 34 to 16 in a straight football game. Dietz’s offense overwhelmed Oregon State's defense as 17 passes were attempted and most broken up. Brooks blocked a place kick and W S C totaled 334 yards to 164 for O A C.
Ban Johnson, president of the American league, said the touring All Star teams did not reflect league best talents and that the current barnstorming expedition would be the last.
Six members of Vancouver’s 1914 15 world champion hockey team signed contracts with manager Frank Patrick of Vancouver British Columbia. The players include Hugh Lehman Si Griffis Mickie Mackay Cyclone Taylor Cook and Ken Malen Neighbor not yet lined up. Stanley released to Seattle. First practice planned for mid next month. Tobin and Harris skated in Portland with Uncle Sam and are expected to arrive soon.
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