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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1916

Page

10

Bill Leard Named New Seattle Giants Skipper

Edward Hill reports Bill Leard, former Tacoma Tigers second baseman, selected to manage the Seattle Giants for the 1917 season. Leard, popular with fans, led infielders in the Coast League and earned praise for his managerial potential despite ties to Tacoma. Also notes Willie Meehan’s plans and other boxing and entertainment notes.

Bill Leard Seattle Giants Edward Hill Illiam Leard Tacoma Tigers Dugdale Bill Seattle William Wise Leard Tacoma Giants Russ Hall

National League First Game Results and Lineups

Brooklyn 14 at New York 1 as Cheney Dell Malls Miller. Benton McCarty. Dermiktyeeeenee 2 10 2 at Pittsburgh 3 9 3 Steele Watson Gonzales. Brooklyn 2 10 6 at New York 1 g 1 oo a 3 11 0 at Pittsburgh 6 10 1 Jacobs Kantlehner Schmidt. Marquard Meyers Benton Rariden Ames Lotz Gonzales Harmon Fisher. Second game none played.

Brooklyn New York Cheney Dell Malls Miller Benton McCarty Dermicktyeeeenee Pittsburg Steele, Watson and Gonzales Pitioburg Ccses Jacobs Kantlehner Schmidt Marquard Meyers Rariden Ames Lotz Harmon Fisher

Baseball Box Scores From An Early American League Card

Partial line score recap shows Cleveland 3 11 1 at Chicago 4 10 1 with Boehling ONeill Russell Schalk listed. Also mentions Philadelphia Leonard Thomas Sheehan Pienich and Saint Louis at Detroit in ten innings Wellman Hardy Covaleskie Dubue Stanage with New York at Washington postponed by rain.

Cleveland Cricago Wescecses Boehling O'Neill Russell Schalk

Crucial Series Looms as Phillies Braves Open Doubleheader

Major league action resumes with the Phillies and Braves in a doubleheader amid tense pennant battles. Detroit Tigers and St Louis Browns renew their feud in the American League while the Red Sox face Connie Mack's Athletics. The Giants split a twin bill with Brooklyn as standings tighten with Philadelphia two behind the Dodgers and Atlanta a game back.

New York Pat Moran Phillies Braves Tigers Browns Red Sox Connie Mack Giants Brooklyn Dodgers Detroit Ty Cobbs Fielcher Jones Hill Carrigan Athletica Bill O'Loughlin White Sox Cleveland

Boston Braves Pitcher Nehf Ill in Hospital Fear Typhoid

Arthur Nehf, young pitcher for the Boston Braves, is hospitalized with suspected typhoid fever. He has been ill since the team returned home from the West, and the club physicians fear the illness may be serious.

Boston Arthur Nehf Braves

Welsh Again Seeks Fight With Charley White Across Distances

Freddie Welsh's camp offers a 45 round or longer finish fight against Charley White with equal prize to Willie Ritchie's $26,000 loss. Pollok open to South America or Tijuana staging, baron Long proposed. White's manager Nate Lewis, stake holder Ed Smith hold $1000 remain, demands referee chosen from 12 names.

Denver Freddie Welsh Charley White Harry Pollok Welsh White Baron” Long Los Angeles Tijuana Nate Lewis Ed Smith

Star Want Ad Reaches Over 60000 Homes Daily

A Star Want Ad runs in 60 000 plus homes every day, delivering classified opportunities across the community. The notice emphasizes broad circulation and constant visibility for with readers seeking jobs goods or services.

Star Want

Tub Spencer's Resurgence in Baseball Perseverance

Once a renowned catcher in the major leagues Spencer faded due to illness and nightlife. He resurfaced in the Pacific Coast League, developed steadily, kept away from night life, and earned praise by catching solid games with Detroit and others, marking a notable comeback.

Tub Spencer Detroit

Harvard Football Squad Begins 1916 Fall Workouts

Harvard opened its 1916 fall workouts in Cambridge after losing stars Eddie Mahan and Don Wallace along with Ernie Soucy Don Watson Ken Parson Dick King and Ross Cowan to graduation. The squad took the field without those veterans as the season started.

Cambridge Mass Eddie Mahan Don Wallace Ernie Soucy Don Watson Ken Parson Dick King Ross Cowan Harvard

McLoughlin Signals Fight On Tennis Return

New York September 7 Maurice McLoughlin says he will not quit tennis after two failed bids to regain the crown. He stated last night that he would continue in the game despite the defeats.

New York Maurice McLoughlin

Kallio Bought by San Francisco Seals

Portland native Rudy Kallio who played for Great Falls in the Northwest League last season has been purchased by the San Francisco Seals. The sale was announced in Portland by Seals manager Harry Wolverton.

Portland Rudy” Kallio Great Falls San Francisco Harry Wolverton The Seals

Porky Flynn On Hand for Battle

Porky Flynn of Boston arrived in St Paul from Chicago for his heavyweight bout with Fred Fulton. He will not forfeit his $50 guarantee to show up.

Jess Willard Jess Hi Steen United States Baseball Players’ Union Bill Vonovan Porky Flynn Paul Boston St. Paul Chicago Fred Fulton Porky

Navy Yard Route Time Card Change Effective September 11

The navy yard route will implement a time card change starting Monday September 11. Employees are advised to adjust schedules and payroll accordingly.

Navy Yard

Woman Alleges Pacific Coast League Monopoly Suit

Mrs Eather Jacobs sues the Pacific Coast League and clubs including Sacramento and Salt Lake alleging antitrust violation to monopolize baseball in California. She seeks triple damages of 21 500 and cites player contracts and blacklisting to restrain play outside the league. The suit follows the Sacramento club failure of 1914 and names league officers as defendants.

San Francisco Pacific Coast League Mra Eather Jacobs Federal District Court Sacramento Salt Lake

Misty Weather Delays National Amateur Golf Championship

Damp mist and chances of showers threatened the national amateur golf championship in Haverford Pennsylvania as Hobby Jones of Atlanta and Robert Gardner of Chicago played in the third round. Evans from Chicago moved toward a final against Gardner or Jones with a day’s schedule showing Guilford, Anderson, Cochran, Buxton and others in matchups. Pittsburg and the Pacific coast were eliminated yesterday.

Haverford Hobby Jones Boy Wonder Atlanta Robert Gardner Chicago Evcals Chick Evans Gardner Jones Evans John G. Anderson New York Jesse Guilford Boston Gardner White Clarke Cochran Baltimore Cameron Buxton Philadelphia Pittsburg Pacific Coast

Welsh May Battle the Feather King Kilbane

Freddie Welsh the lightweight champion will fight Johnny Kilbane featherweight title holder. The bout is expected in New York where promoters are bidding for the event.

Cleveland Freddie Welsh King Johnny Kilbane Tle Holder New York

Yale Rehires Noted Coach Alongo Stage for Football

CHICAGO September 7 Yale will blend Western football methods with its own. It has called back A Alongo Stage a former Chicago university coach and a star pitcher and end on Old Eli's football squad.

Chicago Yale A. Alongo Chicago University Eli

Local High Squads Gather for Football Season Work

Football coaches at local high schools began preparations for the coming season. At Broadway, Coach Henderson expects many returning lettermen. Franklin drew 35 recruits, while Coach Wells reported 63 players answered the call.

Henderson Broadway Franklin Wells

Bankrupt Ball Nine to Finish Season

Wichita Nebraska September 7 The Western league club will complete the season as owners abandon the franchise and the league assumes control for the remainder of the campaign.

Wichita Neb

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