Oregon and Washington set for clash on November fifteenth
Spokane Chronicle reports Oregon faces Washington in a major conference showdown. It highlights Oregon’s line and backs Mall Fenton Caulfield Holden Cook plus back Malarkey and Bryant while noting Cornell and Cook in key roles. The piece also covers other sports intrigue including Roy Brown draft withdrawal and Lynch's possible outlaw league link.
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University of Oregon
G. M. Varnell
Spokane Chronicle
Berdek
Mall
Fenton
Caulfield
Holden
Cook
Valer
Bryant
Parsons
Cornell
Oregon
Sam Cook
Boxing Show Planned at Collins Playgrounds
Four amateur boxing bouts and one wrestling match are set for the Collins playgrounds as part of winter mixers prepared by Instructor Evans. The opening mixer is Tuesday night, Nov. 4, with a four round main event between Bob Ward and Capello. Admission is free and refreshments will follow.
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Evans
Collines Playgrounds
Collins
Bob” Ward
Capello
Schwabacher Bros
Seattle Dairy and Hoyt’s Bakery
Seattle Festival Orchestra
Tonkin
Seattle
Stein-Bloch
Fruhauf
Stratford System
Michaels-Stern
Schloss Bros
Bean Ball The Acid Test For Youngsters In Big League
The piece exam ines the bean ball test used by managers like John McGraw to gauge young hitters. It notes giants fielding weaknesses, the risk of being beaned, and how some players like Fletcher and Preenahan built nerve and plate presence through fearsome facing of fast pitches.
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John McGraw
Napoleon
Tke Clyde Milan
Giants
Ike
Jack
McGraw
Dinonsaur
Fletcher
Roger Preenahan
Elberfeld
Frank Chance
Auto racer Percy Lambert dies at Brooklands track
London reports Percy Lambert an automobile racer killed today as tire burst caused his car to overturn at Brooklands. Separated, Los Angeles notes Mrs. J. H. Grondin aged 21 formerly of Waterville Maine died by gas inhalation in an apparent suicide. motive not given.
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London
Percy Lambert
Brooklands
Los Angeles
J. H. Grondin
Waterville
Random Shots Eleven Long Baseball Talk and Packaged Opinions
A collage of sports banter and humorous asides notes umpire staffing and interleague schemes after Labor Day. Commentary mocks contracts and star players while lampooning football camps injuries and a long game anecdote from Sandusky Star Journal.
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Sandusky
Sandusky Star- Journal
Halloween Favors Pumpkins at The Rosery El-Mott
Pumpkins filled with flowers offered as Halloween favors at The Rosery located at 1608 Second Ave El-Mott. Special prices highlighted in storefront display with floral arrangements and seasonal decor.
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Rosery
Second Ave
el- Mott
May organize team to meet Carlisle here
University of Washington faculty barred football after the season, ending Carlisle’s Seattle game hopes. Frank Vance of Beattie Athletic Club seeks board approval to form a team to host Carlisle, Multnomah, and Bremerton All Navy in Seattle. Former UW players Coyle Eakins and Mucklestone would be considered.
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University of Washington
Hope
Carlissle Indians
Seattle
Carilale
Frank Vance
Beattle Athletic Club
Carlisle
Multnomah
Bremerton
Navy
Vance
Washington
B. A.C
Wee Coyle
Max Eakins
Mucklestone
Washington Whitman Football Tickets for Saturday Sale
Tickets for the Washington Whitman game at Dennyfield Saturday afternoon go on sale at Brown & Hulen and Piper & Taft. This game caps intercollegiate football in the city until Thanksgiving when Washington faces Pullman. Reserved seats rise to 1.00 while stands remain open. Broadway challenges Hallard at Ding’s old park, with Ballard hopeful for a win. Franklin and Lincoln meet after Franklin’s losses to Broadway and Ballard, with Lincoln favored.
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Washington Whitman
Dennyfield
Brown & Hulen's
Piper & Taft
Washington
Pullman
Broadway
Hallard
Ding’s Old Park
Ballard
Bowling totals and player scores at meet
The summary lists bowlers and their scores across three games, including totals for each bowler such as Stephen, Galbraith, and Phillips. It shows team names Leans Grinnell and multiple score entries with final tallies like 546, 606, 629, and 304.
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Grinnell
Stephen
Galbraith
Phillips
Actor Loses Dog While Touring West in Humorous Ad Tale
A popular actor, while touring the West, loses a French bulldog named Darwin. He seeks a newspaper ad offering a seventy five dollar reward with no questions asked. The editor hesitates as presses are nearly ready. The actor returns to find the office deserted except for a youth saying everyone has gone to hunt the dog.
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West
Whitzington Bullet
Darwin
Golddust Pike
Jamieson Leaves Chicago for Pasadena Holiday
Thomas N. Jamieson longtime Chicago politician relocates to Pasadena California giving his house to his son Stillman Jamieson and dividing his belongings among children He plans his first extended vacation in sixty five years with his wife calling it a lifetime holiday to loaf and watch the world go by
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Chicago
Thomas N. Jamieson
Pasadena
Cal
Stillman Jamieson
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