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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1915

Page

5

Tank Walter Star Halfback For Colorado Eleven

Tank Walter brother of Walter Walter from University of Ington is a star halfback for Colorado. He roles as a two way back and is noted as a former All Rocky Mountain back and a one year Virginia player who earned All Southern honors. The team prepares to meet Washington on Denny Field on Thanksgiving day.

Tank Walter University of Ington Caldo Ashington Denny Field Colorado Rocky Nutain University of Virginia

Sibley Mayer bout set for Elks club next week

Sibley matched with Joe Mayer, famed former national Amateur champion, in a three block event across two nights at the Elks club house. Burns loses hard fought 20 round decision to Harry Anderson in Vancouver, with a possible next bout against O Leary.

Charles Sibley Pope-Sibley Billiard Hall Land Northwest Will Joe Mayer Winder Toi Elks’ Club Vancouver B. C Charlie Roughhouse Burns Vernon Harry Anderson O'Leary Anderson

Gonzaga Prospects At NW Conference, Coyle’s Team Shines

Spokane reports Gonzaga University aims to join the Northwest College Conference next December. Gonzaga’s practice shows sharp team play with all players on edge as Al Finegold proves accurate with multiple long kicks. Coach Coyle implements trick plays while speed across line and backs promises strong chances against Washington. Signal practice continues.

Spokane Gonzaga University Northwest College Conference Spokane Chamber of Commerce Gonzagans Gonzagan Washington al Finegold Broadway Finegold Coyle Gonzaga

Baseball and football chatter from early 20th century notes

A patchwork of sports gossip mentions Philadelphia’s World Series pay, Yale coaching needs, Lincoln park second-team game plans, California punting, and star players shaped by Walter McCredie and others. It blends boxing, football, and baseball notes with career arcs and regional ties.

Whitman Team Crippled Before Oregon Clash

Whitman College coach Borleske warns of a weakening squad for the Oregon game as several players heal from injuries. Bishop remains sidelined, McDonald limps after torn tendons, Capt. Young sprained an ankle, and Seigrist has a broken toe.

Walla Walla Wash Borleske Whitman University of Oregon McDonald Corvallis Capt Young Seigrist

Lincoln and Broadway Scores Across Decade Entries

Fragmented OCR shows repeated mentions of Lincoln and Broadway with numbers and year-like tokens. Likely a graphic or table of scores or prices across years, listing Lincoln and Broadway references with inconsistent symbols. No coherent narrative or clear event found.

Old Nero Retires as Washington Rowing Fleet Rebuilds

Old Nero, nine year official training ship for Washington oarsmen, retires. Coach Hiram Ff. Conibear launches New Nero, twice as large and seating 16. The flat bottomed Nero type ships pace Lakes Union and Washington as freshmen earn seats after a term aboard.

Washington Hiram Ff. Conibear Lakes Union Abella

Franklin to Tackle West Side Eleven

Franklin faces West Seattle Friday afternoon at Dugdale Field in a competitive game. West Seattle relies on weight advantage and three strong halfbacks Bywater McGee and Latham behind quarterback Cavanaugh. Franklin counters with a shifting offense and new lineup including Davies to right halfback Higginbotham at left end Bronson at left end Townsend at quarterback Henson.

Franklin West Seattle Dugdale Field Bywater McGee Latham Cavanaugh Roseburg Davies Higginbotham Bronson Townsend Capt. Henson

Washington State College Football Triumph Reignites Debate

The 1915 Washington State College team crushed Oregon 28 to 3 on October 9 and followed with a 29 to 0 win over Oregon Agricultural College, challenging the Dobie era at Washington. Dietz shelters a stronger W S C squad, while criticisms target Dobie, with praise for Tyrer and Heg and notes on freshmen performers.

Midgets to meet Broadway and Lincoln teams Friday

Midget football teams Broadway and Lincoln were set to play Friday afternoon at lower Woodland Park grounds. The text notes the State College varsity is unchanged from last season and mentions Welsh coal miners striking affecting the 1915 squad.

Broadway Lincoln Woodland Park State College Welch

Franklin Midgets Triumph Over West Seattle 43 to 13

Franklin Midgets defeated West Seattle lightweights 43 to 13 on the West Seattle playfield as Franklin played straight football. Key contributors were Taylor at halfback Capt Sisler at quarterback and King at center.

Franklin West Seattle Taylor Capt Sisler King

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