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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1916

Page

7

Freddie Welsh Heads for Seattle for Big Lightweight Show

Freddie Welsh lightweight champion of the world sails toward Seattle to meet the top local light in a major Metropolitan Lumbermen's Club boxing event within ten days. The show also marks a vigorous membership drive as Welsh confirms travel. manager Pollok has yet to finalize terms.

Edward Hill Reddie Welsh Charley White Colorado Springs Seattle Neck of the Woods Metropolitan Lumbermen’s Club Welsh Pollok California

Baseball Hall of Fame era players listed inNational League notes

An incomplete league note lists players such as Ruth, Thomas, Faber, Cicotte, Lapp, Lynn and others, with mentions of Coveleskie, Stanage, Haley, Bush, and Geiger. The fragment references prices and percentages and a Philadelphia area heading.

Philadelphia Ae Bush and Haley Coveleskie and Stanage Ruth Thomas Faber, Danforth Cicotte Lapp Lynn

baseball names list from American League lineup notes

A fragment lists players Smith Gould Boehling De berry Shawkey Love Cantwell Buckles Alexander Washington ar 96 and Johnson Henry Charrity Sisler Hartley with scattered terms suggesting batting or field roles in an American League context.

Smith Gould Boehling Deberry Shawkey Love Cantwell Buckles Alexander Washington Johnson Henry Charrity Sisler Hartley

California Net Stars Win Doubles In Cincinnati Match

Clarence Griffin and William M Johnston of California defeated Will Davis and Dean Mathey in a doubles tennis match played in Cincinnati on Saturday.

Cincinnati Clarence Griffin William M. Johnston California Will Davis Dean Mathey

Olympia Triumph Over Tone 3 2 on Sunday

The last Olympia team defeated Tone at Olympia Sunday 3 to 2 with Mallory pitching for the winners against McCorkle.

Olympia Tone Mallory McCorkle

Roberts Denies It in Federal Blackmail Case

John W. Roberts, private detective, pleads not guilty and seeks separate trial from co defendant Leo F. Cone. They and Coyne are accused of extorting $2,000 from Clifford Yarbrough by threatening to expose him to federal authorities last March.

John W. Roberts Leo F. Cone Coyne Clifford Yarbrough

City Billiard Meet Under Way Tonight

Charley Hulen and Louis Tepee will click the ivory tonight at Brown and Hulen's billiard palace in Seattle. The first encounter of the annual three cushion tournament for the city championship features two games scheduled per day with the opener at 8 o'clock.

Charley Hulen Louis Tepee Brown & Hulen Billiard Palace Seattle

Ducks Rout By Nonparelis 10 1 In One Sided Ball Game

The Nonparelis defeated the Ducks 10 to 1 in a lopsided Sunday baseball game at Dogs battle ments. Next Sunday the winners meet Steel Works for a 250 side bet.

Dogs Battlements Ducks The Steel Works

Boilermakers Win Commercial League Title

The Boilermakers defeated the Electrical Workers 6 to 0 to clinch the Commercial league championship on Sunday. The winning team was awarded sweaters in a postgame presentation.

Boilermakers

Buffalo Wins International League Pennant in Providence

Buffalo clinched the International league pennant in Providence as the season ended. Providence finished second, with Buffalo winning the title by a wide margin.

Providence Buffalo Bisons

Intercollegiate Rules Committee Clarifies Football Wording

New York on September 18 the football rules for the upcoming season were interpreted by the Intercollegiate committee on rules. Members announced the wording is more explicit this year than in the past.

New York Intercollegiate Committee On Rules

Evening dental care for workers by Dr Brown opens 7 to 11

The Right Dr Brown, Dentist, announces evening dental service for working people unable to take layoff. Offices open 7 to 11 PM at Foot of Cherry Street.

Dr. Brown

How to Kick a Football Drop Kick and Punting Tips

Johnny Maulbetsch outlines football kicking technique focusing on ball eye contact at the moment of drop and follow through. He details drop kick and punt setup, one handed drop, center pass, foot placement, ball contact timing, and the importance of snap and speed for quick kicking.

Johnny Maulbetsch

Harvard Teams Scrimmage Practice In Cambridge

In Cambridge on Sept 18 Harvard’s two teams completed a rough scrimmage with intense drills. Secret practice is set to begin today as the squad prepares for upcoming trials and selections.

Cambridge Harvard

Just Between Ourselves on Ty and Dodgers Talk

A column extols Ty Cobb and baseball lore, noting heart, speed, and clutch play as key traits. It mentions Dr. Fred Hart’s backroom role with the Brooklyn Dodgers and notes other MLB figures like Merkle Meyers and Rube Marquard, plus George Sisler and Wilbert Robinson.

Fred Hart Brooklyn Dodgers Chicago Cubs Hart Merkle Meyers Rube Marquard McGraw George Sisler Walt Wheeler

Students to Hire Own Football Coach

Bellingham students raise $1,000 to hire a football coach after officials refuse funding. They sell tickets to gather the needed money amid the campaign.

Bellingham

Small turnout for Sunday trapshoot at Harbor Island

Harbor Island hosted a small turnout for a Sunday trapshoot as the hunting season opened. Hugh Flemming led both the 50 and 100 target events, breaking 45 and 94 respectively.

Harbor Island Hugh Flemming

Former N. W. Man Goes to Champions

Ervin G. Kantlehner, a pitcher for the Pirates three seasons, was released to the Phillies by waiver for 1500 dollars. He came to the majors from the Northwestern league. Fulton to box Moran

N. W. Man Pittsburg Ervin G. Kantlehner Pirates Phillies Kantlehner

Simpson to Compete in Sweden Meet

Columbia Missouri September 18 Robert Simpson champion hurdler will compete in the meet to be held in Sweden next month.

Three Clubs In Neck And Neck Race For Flag

New York September 18 Detroit Boston and Chicago battle for the American league title with only a game and a half separating the Tigers White Sox and Red Sox. The pennant chase hinges on upcoming clashes as Detroit meets Boston in Michigan City and Chicago faces the Red Sox in Chicago.

New York Detroit Boston Chicago Feims Tigers White Sox Red Sox Michigan City Athletics Connie Mack Joe Bush Jennings Cleveland Indians Senators St. Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Reds Phillies Cardinals Braves Cubs Dodgers Pirates Altho

Why Socialist Voters Should Support the Democratic Ticket

Edwin J. Brown argues Socialist voters should back the Democratic ticket, accusing the Socialist Party of corruption and praising Democrats as constructive. He contends Republicans stagnant since 1912, urging voters in King County and the state to embrace relief measures and economic justice.

Socialist Party King Count Bull Moose Party Democratic Party Republican Party

Democrats Elevate Nation in Crisis, Seek Peaceful Progress

Edwin J. Bro appeals to socialist voters to back the Democratic ticket, praising tariff revisions, banking reform, labor protections, and a humane foreign policy. He claims Democrats curb Wall Street power, protect home industry, and guide the country toward peace under true statesmanship.

Wall Street Democrats Republica Democratic Party George Washington Thomas Jefferson John Jay Benjamin Franklin Abraham Lincoln Mexico Exico Edwin J. Bro

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