Lead in Grid Race as Broadway Meets Franklin Today
Franklin high school faces Broadway in a key 1919 prep grid matchup at Denny field with a 2 30 kickoff. The game follows Franklin’s clash with Queen Anne and hinges on replacements for McGill and Mt Baker losses as city title stakes rise with Lincoln and Ballard looming.
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Leo H. Lassen
Franklin High School
Broadway Grid Warriors
Denny Field
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Mt. Baker
Taylor
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Ballard
H Broadway
Southend
West Seattle
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Thorton Martin
Caccia
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Green Lakers
Coast Grid Scores for Comparison 26 Idaho Oregon
A brief item lists score comparisons from the coast grid, noting results for Idaho and Oregon. The exact scores are not provided in the fragment. The entry appears to be a standings or summary line from a sports or regional scoreboard.
WEllcast Tries Comeback in Ring
Los Angeles a claimed comeback by Walter Kane in a scheduled 10 round bout with a readied opponent. The article notes Kane and his circle promoting a return and seeking a fight against any challenger.
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AD WeLcast
Go Contestant University Grid At University Field
At University Field the big grid contest is set for 2 30 p m Saturday. Tickets available at Brown Hulen Piper Taft A G Spalding Bros University Pharmacy No 2 At Game. Coaches Shy Huntington for Oregon Claude J Hunt for Washington. Captains Everett Brandenburg for Oregon Ervin Dailey for Washington. Officials Tracy Strong Oberlin umpire Sam Dolan Notre Dame Referee A Woodward Vermont Head Linesman.
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University of Oregon
University of Washington
University Field
Roosevelt
Cowen Park
Third Ave
University
Brown & Hulen
Piper & Taft
A. G. Spalding & Bros. University Pharmacy
Shy” Huntington
Oregon
Claude J. Hunt
Washington
Everett Brandenburg
Ervin Dailey
Tracy Strong
Oberlin
Sam Dolan
Notre Dame
A. ©. Woodward
Vermont
Elberfeld Becomes Fight Manager of Little Rock Club
Kid Elberfeld, famed as the Southern league pepper box and leader of Little Rock, runs a boxing stable with two fighters. His standout is Red Herring, a young recruit he found while serving as athletic director in army camps.
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Kid Elberfeld
Pepper Box
Little Rock
Elberfeld
Red Herring
Signals for teamwork in football by Walter Camp
Camp stresses simple signals and close team coordination as the key to winning. He notes that nervous signals must be understood by all eleven players, with substitutes ready for each position, and that defense requires as much guidance as offense.
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Walter Camp
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KICKS HORSESHOE AND KNOCKS OUT M C ARTHY
Pinkey Mitchell entered Morgenroth gymnasium for his bout weigh in with Charlie McCarthy and kicked a horseshoe. He stumbled but proceeded to fight and knocked out McCarthy in the seventh round. The horseshoe now hangs in Pinkey's room for luck.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Pinkey Mitchell
Morgenroth
Charlie Mc. Carthy
Pinkey
Billy
Pink
McCarthy
Smith Meets Frank Farmer in Local Mixed Boxing Card
Smith, a trial horse for champions, debuts at the North weet Athletic emoker at the Arena Wednesday before Beattle fans. He faces Frank Farmer the T logger in a 10 round bout while Jim Flynn runs afoul of Willie Keeler and Jimmy Storey meets Young Ketchell in Seattle. Other bouts include Kiddie Quinn versus Eddie Jackson with two more fights added.
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Gunboat" Smith
Beattle
Northweet Athletic
Jim
Roy McCormick
K. C." Kruvorky
Smith
Frank Farmer
Frank
Farmer
Amith
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Willie Keeler
Keeler
Harry Willamen
Ole Andersen
Jimmy Storey
Seattle
Young Ketchell
Lloyd Madden
Keeler-Flynn
Kiddie Quinn
Tacoma
Eddie Jackson
Oldest Pickpocket Convicted Twenty Third Time
Mary Ann Wilson, age 83, believed to be the oldest pickpocket on record, was convicted and sentenced for the 23rd time. Her latest offense involved lifting a purse from a lady’s handbag while posing as fainting. The California winter league cricket season opens soon with Babe Nuthe expected to star.
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London
Mary Ann Wilson
California
Babe” Nuth
Washington Backfield in Poor Shape for Oregon Game
Washington faces a tough Oregon test as injuries bite the backfield with Ross Williams sidelined and Bob Abel nursing ribs. Hyndmen is set to start at fullback while Hunt braces for deep substitutions. Oregon arrives confident, boasting bulk in the backfield and a veteran lineup led by Huntington and Steers.
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James Grant
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University of Oregon
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Ross Williams
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Hyndmen
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Lemon and Green
University of Pennsylvania
Bill Steers
Mare Island Marines
Hollis Huntington
Vincent Jacobberger
Brandenburg
Ed Strawbridge
Nish Chapman
Howard
Anderson
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Matz
Brick” Leslie
Sandy” Wick
Depesters
Manuerde
Trap Shooting Booms In Shanghai China Impact
Ted Doreman former president of the American Trapshooting Association now lives in Shanghai as East ern representative of the DuPont harbor company and leads the Shanghai Clay Pigeon club. The club shoots twice weekly with a 26 target program and shell costs at $10.60 per hundred. Initiation fee is 75 gold and annual dues are $2.
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Ted Doreman
American Trapshooting Association
Shanghai
China
duPont Ha Port Company
Ted
Decremus
Bantamweight Bout Headlines Woodland Card As Stars Shine
Al Walker of San Francisco outpointed bantamweight champion Frankie Vierra of the Sacramento valley in the main event. Boots Hrodie knocked out Porter Diggs in the first round and Baby Hive of Marysville stopped Benny Contrado in the opening round. Di Graham, Thresdway basketball star, is seeking a gridiron squad place.
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Woodland
Cal
al Walker
San Francisco
Frankie Vierra
Sacramento Valley
Boots” Hrodie
Porter Diggs
Baby Hive
Marysville
Benny Contrado
Beattlemen Mat Team Pace Training for February Meet
Coach Frank Vance leads twenty five wrestling candidates at the YMCA in nightly sessions. Ian meet slated under YMCA auspices in February, with standout wrestlers Jim Lamb Russell Newtman Ronald Forrest J McGrath and Stillas Myrasiates showing strong class. Kellison of Boulding’s Bros chairs the organizing committee for the upcoming mat tourney. Dee Welle of the M C A will referee the Whatcom Everett prep game at Bellingham Saturday.
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Frank Vance
Association
Dee”Welle
M. C. Ay
Whatcom-Everett
Hellingham
Church Cage League Expands With Seven New Teams
Twenty seven Seattle churches have registered for the church league season opening in December. New entrants include Pallard Christian Ballard Lutheran Whitman Memorial Haven M E Woodland Presbyterian Queen Anne M E and Green Lake M E. Eighteen teams will compete in Class A and nine in Class B with a junior league planned for under 16. Arrangements for practice games are made through Clar Ernst of the Y M C A.
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Seattle Church League
Two Callahan Brothers Set for Yale Princeton Faceoff
Spectators at the Yale Princeton football clash on November 15 will see centers Tim Callahan of Yale and his younger brother oppose each other. The page also notes local addresses in Uptown and Downtown.
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Yale
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