Dugdale’s Windfall Prompts Major League Trade Rumors
The columnist notes Tim O Rourke planned a big move for Dutchman Pete Schneider who was sold to Cincinnati. Al Gipe from Redondo Beach draws interest, with likely drafts and talks of Killilay Marty and two Seattle players as majors pursue the roster shuffle amid Dugdale’s ambitions.
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Dundee Loses Featherweight Tag in Move to Lightweight
Johnny Dundee and Willie Beecher of New York agreed to a 20 round bout at Vernon on Tuesday night September 29 with ringside weight at 135 pounds. The signing marks Dundee’s exit from featherweight and his confirmation to move into lightweight. A $500 weight forfeiture was posted.
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Two More Clothing Stores to Go Out of Business
The Model stores at 19 Second Ave and 708 First Ave will close. Rising rents and expenses, plus weak demand, hit the sector. Stock has been replenished with new lines and will be sold at about half price. Sale starts Saturday September 12 at 10 a m and runs until all is sold.
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Stallings Sticks with Three Pitchers as Braves Extend Lead
George Stallings gambled again by sticking with three pitchers James Tyler and Rudolph in a doubleheader against Philadelphia Davis a Yankee prospect faced the Phillies in game two as Boston was routed in the opener New York lost Davis victory strengthens Bravess grip on first Meanwhile Emil Huhn powered Spokane with a three hit day Joe McGinnitys worn tongue and Wee Willie Moory teased shingle weavers in a quick hour ten game Howard Drew bid farewell to the East with 100 yards in 9 45 at Worcester Giants odds to win pennant seen as long shot and the Federal league faces its own turmoil as Gilmore vows a challenge to majors while Rose Jennings Ty Cobb and Hughey Jennings discuss league futures
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Sports standings and scores across nations and regions
National league results list brief scores for teams including Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn New York Pittsburg Chicago and others. American league games show Poston Philadelphia Washington New York IED Brooklyn Louis Pittsburg Kansas City Chicago Buffalo Baltimore Indianapolis and more with varied records. Northwest Seattle Spokane Vancouver Victoria Tacoma Ballard also noted. Coast Portland Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco Mission Venice record lines conclude the roundups.
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Pitcher Ernest Herbert in Critical Condition After Bat Injury
In New York on September 10, pitcher Ernest Herbert of the St. Louis Federal league club was knocked unconscious during batting practice when a bat slipped from a player’s hand and struck him on the head. He remained semi conscious through the night and his skull is feared fractured. Doctors avoided discussing his condition, signaling grave prospects.
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Herbert
Noble Returns to Washington Football, Leaves Centralia
Elmer Noble, a previous University of Washington football honoree, departed Centralia for Seattle to reenter college and join the team for the upcoming season.
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Elmer Noble
University of Washington
Seattle
Cornell Out as Ithaca Coaches Call Freshmen Tryouts
In Ithaca New York twenty four candidates answered the first call for football talent at Cornell Wednesday. Coaches Dan Sharpe Dan Reed and Ray Van Orman spearhead the tryouts as the school opens its grid program.
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Team for Field Assembles at B F Day Playfield
George Gilmore leads a new football team preparing for the season at the B F Day playfield. The squad aims for an average weight of 145 pounds across players.
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Tigers Win Intercollegiate Colt Championship
In Garden City Harvard touted as finalist but Princeton edged Harvard 5 to 4 in four ball and single matches to win the Intercollegiate Colt Championship.
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Local O H meet sees Williams tie for third in grand handicap
F M Williams of Seattle tied for third in the grand handicap trapshoot at Dayton Ohio with 94 hits of 100. Washington shooters Owens and McKelvey finished with 93 each, one behind Williams, while S F Rifle and A R Chezik tied for first with 96.
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Boxing Season Opens at Seattle Athletic Club on Sept 21
The boxing season starts September 21 at the Seattle Athletic Club. Chet McIntyre has been newly appointed boxing instructor and will assume duties next week.
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Indian contributions aid British army in London effort
Rajahs kick in London as India offers infantry and cavalry contingents from 12 states, a camel corps from the maharaja of Bikanir, and 1,650,000 dollars from the maharaja of Mysore, accepted by war offices for the British Army.
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Melba Sings To Aid Wounded in Europe
Melbourne reports Dame Nellie Melba will perform a concert for the war wounded fund. Lady Munro Ferguson gratefully accepted Melba's offer to organize the event to support relief efforts sent from Australia to Europa.
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Blonde Typewriter Tests Employer’s Literary Guess
The blonde typewriter jokes about her literary ancestry and asks the employer to name the origin. He guesses Josh Billings, noting her spelling hints at the humorist.
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Lord and peasant in wartime duo head East for armies
Passengers on the steamship Senator from Nome include Lord William Percy of England, fourth son of the Duke of Northumberland, and German peasant William Scheid. Both hurry East to join their armies.
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