Whitman Faces Washington in Wake of 1910 Surprise
Fear grows on campus that Whitman may slip up again as Washington readies for three games after a 12 to 8 win. Whitman edges ahead 8 to 0 with Niles and Polly Grimm drives, but Washington fights back including a later 60 yard run. The 1910 controversy echoes as Dobie plots California travel and Berkeley prep with Shiel set to return.
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Colorado May Abolish Boxing Under Governor’s Order
News that boxing may be abolished in Colorado by order from Governor Carlson, who previously spoke in favor of the sport early in his term.
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Hap Miller: Brightest Northwest backfield star at UW
Ced ric Miller of Vancouver Washington is a senior law student and three year UW left halfback. He is the key fourth down back and goal line specialist. Hap, a 187 pound speedster, plunges through openings with power, evading tackles as teammates fall aside.
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Wash
State University
U. of W
Miller
Washington
Hap
Whitman Foes Face Tough Challenge In Strong Defense
Coach Dobie predicts a hard fought battle as Whitman backs threaten to break away. He warns only his line can slow them, fearing lapses could doom the game.
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Three-I League Posts Sharp Attendance Drop
The Three I League suffered a decline in attendance from 292,182 in 1914 to 177,133 in 1915 as the season underlined a bad year for the circuit. The drop reflects a loss of over 100,000 spectators across the year.
Moran Seeks Higher Pay To Manage Phillies
Pat Moran has not lined up a contract to lead the Phillies this season. He demands more money than he earned recently and believes he deserves it.
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Phillies
Baseball War May End Soon
NY news reports a flurry of denials from national league figures and ballpark staff but hints at a possible consolidation. Rumors say the Giants may be sold to Newark Federal owners and that Federal and organized baseball could unite teams in Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Buffalo and Kansas City. Personal enmity between Dan Johnson and Jim Gilmore has delayed peace.
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Stanford Names New President Backing Freshmen Athletics
Dr. Ray L. Wilbur becomes Stanford University president and endorses freshman participation in intercollegiate athletics, signaling a shift toward broader student athletic involvement.
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Stanford University
Whitman Poised for Big Battle with Washington
Spokane previews a clash as Whitman and California expected to outpace Washington if plans and execution succeed. Dietz and Rademacher predict a heavy, fast attack, while officials note Whitman’s surprising depth and speed in backs and forwards.
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Schaller Sets Longest Streak In Pacific Coast League
Biff Schaller of San Francisco has appeared in 422 consecutive Pacific Coast League games, a remarkable streak that spans two full seasons and marks a potential record for durability and participation.
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San Francisco
California Berkeley Adds Seven Coaches Ahead of Washington Game
At California Berkeley on October 28 four more coaches joined the staff to raise team efficiency for the Washington game. Ben Stroud will coach centers, T G Meier will coach guards, Marx Cornell and All-American tackle cornell will train tackles, Harry Braddock will develop wingmen, while Schaeffer Andy Smith and Cherrington handle the backs.
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Sibley Tops Mayer In Second Block Of Three-Cushion Match
Sibley defeated Joe Mayer 50 to 39 in the second block at the Elks club on Wednesday night. Sibley leads 100 to 68 after two nights of play in the three-cushion billiards match.
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Penn State Students Plan to Travel as Livestock Stopped
The interstate commerce commission ruled that railroads may not transport humans under the special classification of livestock. Penn State students planned to travel to the Harvard game in Cambridge for $7, but would have faced $35 in Pullman fares.
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U S C Eleven Defeats California 28 to 10 at Berkeley
The U S C team beat California 28 to 10 in Berkeley and boasted an average weight of 180 pounds per player. This squad represents one of Doble’s largest lineups ever on the gridiron.
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Doble
Idaho Versus Washington State Set in fierce Northwest clash
Pullman reports a major gridiron showdown as Idaho meets Washington State college Saturday. Idaho aims to rebound from earlier losses while Cougars already crushed Oregon teams. Hack Applequist and Ace Clark could suit up, but may be reserved for Montana.
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