Big Billiard Meet to Open Here Oct 19
A conference between Charley Hulen of Brown & Hulen's Dilliard parlors and A. G Clarke of Clarke & Bevan's parlors led to plans for two open and two amateur billiard championships in the Pacific Northwest. The schedule includes a fall 1914 Seattle open event, a spring 1915 Portland event, and a Spokane November 1914 amateur event with further contests across Tacoma Everett and Seattle. Hulen anticipates a strong Spokane entry and solid local representation.
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Brown & Hulen
Dilliard
A. G Clarke
Clarke & Bevan
Spokane
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Everett
Hulen
Dorian Line to Meet Bonds at Tacoma Eagles Smoker
Pat Dorian appears set to face Joe Bonds the Tacoma heavyweight at the next Eagles smoker in Tacoma. October 8 Dorian replaces Jack Lester who may accept the match and then the Seattle fighter would meet the winner.
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Pat Dorian
Joe Bonds
Tacoma
Eagles
Dorian
Jack Lester
Bonds
Lester
Seattle
Mexican Joe to Battle F Burns in Oakland Tonight
Frankie Burns and Joe Azevedo were cleared for their 15 round bout in Oakland. Weigh in set for 133 pounds at 6 p.m. This is their second meeting after Burns won a 10 round decision 18 months ago.
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Oakland
Cal
Frankie Burns
Joe Azevedo
Burns
Azevedo
Market Price Snippet From Local Creameries and Produce
Partial OCR shows items such as natty potato, butter native Washington creamery, brick Native Washington creamery, solid pack cheese Wisconsin, and local peaches. The fragment hints at prices or entries for dairy and produce in a market report.
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Waerhington Creamery
Washington Creamery
Wisconsin
UW Coach Conibear Faces Rebuilding Varsity Crew
Veteran UW rowers are dropping from the squad as coach Hiram Conibear prepares to select a new varsity eight to defend the Pacific coast title. The recent bad blood from the Poughkeepsie defeat and concerns about Conibear's qualifications have left many returning rowers wary of his leadership.
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Hiram Conibear
University of Washington Aquatic Department
Conibear
Poughkeepsie
Gun accident injures wrestler Coleman aimed by revolver
Council Bluffs grappleroeen Sneed suffers leg wound when a revolver under a pillow discharged while moving a bed. The lead struck Coleman above the knee, amputation possible. an hour later his wife gave birth to a son.
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Council Bluffs, Ta
Grappler
Fred Beel
Seattle
Coleman
Re Coleman
Tempus Fugits Echo in Quiet Sports Line
Fragments hint at a terse sports note referencing Al Gipe and a Smithy toe injury. The lines convey swift passage of time and diminished cheer in a local game context.
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Big al Gipe
Seattle Drug Firm Promises Free Doctor Advice
A Seattle firm offers free medical examination and advice by a licensed doctor to reduce living costs. Patients pay only for medicines at regular rates, with refunds if no medicines are needed. The Brendel Drug Co. advertises hours and location at 117 Yesterday Way, Pioneer Square.
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Washington
Brendel Drug Co
Yester Way
South Side
Pioneer Square
Miller Out as Dobie Trains For Prep Game
Coach Dobie sharpens the squad daily through dusk ahead of Saturday practice against Aberdeen high. Hap Miller likely cannot participate in the preparatory contest.
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Dobie
Aberdeen High
Hap” Miller
Coast League Directors End Session on Missions Fate
A two day Coast league directors session in San Francisco failed to decide the future of the Missions, formerly of Sacramento, leaving the outcome unsettled.
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San Francisco
Coast League
Missions
Sacramento
Rubin Named A A U President by Metropolitan Association
A meeting of the Metropolitan Association of the A A U in New York on Monday appointed Fred W. Rubin, the vice president, to succeed the late President J H B Sullivan.
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New York
Metropolitan Association of the A. A. U
Fred W. Rubin
J. H B. Sullivan
Secret Draft Moves Minor Leaguers Toward Big Leagues
The article details a secret draft allowing minor league players like Al Gipe and Welser Dell to join New York and Brooklyn clubs. It notes the reserve clause’s demise, the drafting of players before seasons end, and the rapid transfer of many minor leaguers to big league organizations as magnates feel they secured a major advantage.
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al Gipe
New York
Welser Dell
Brooklyn Dodgers
Warriors
Brooklyn
Dugdale
Gipe
Dell
Welsh Gets A Tempting Bid For Webh Fights
Promoter Cof froth admitted offering manager Harry Pollock fifty thousand dollars to hire Freddie Webh light champion for three fights in San Francisco. Pollock said the offer was to engage in three bouts within six months after signing a contract.
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San Francisco
Harry Pollock
Freddie Webh
Coffroth
Pollock
Welsh
Fottrell and McCormack Win Ohio Tennis Doubles Title
Ella Fottrell and E R McCormack of San Francisco defeated Clarence Griffin and Robert Baird to win the Ohio state tennis doubles championship in Cleveland on Monday.
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Ella Fottrell
E. R. McCormack
San Francisco
Clarence Griffin
Robert Baird
University Team Defeated by Meiji Nine at Dugdale’s Park
A picked University of Washington lineup faced Meiji University of Japan at Dugdale's Park on Monday afternoon and lost 5 to 2.
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University of Washbington
Meiji University
Japan
Dugdale’s Park
Leach Offered Manager Post With Pittsburgh Federals
Chicago Sept 22 according to a story printed here Tommy Leach Chicago Cub out fielder has been offered the management job of the Pittsburgh Federals.
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Tommy Leach
Chicago Cub
Pittsburg Federals
Rothschilds Aid French Families in Distress Fund
The Rothschild brothers of Paris donated 200000 dollars to the relief fund for French families in distress, supporting ongoing aid efforts during a period of hardship in France. The contribution underscores international philanthropic involvement in relief actions.
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Rothechild Brothers of
Parla
Fund For
Flags of the Nations War Pennants Series
The Seattle Star partners with Large Pennant House to issue weekly Flag Pennants showing nations at war. The first pennant features Germany and costs one coupon plus 15 cents. Each week a new pennant is offered to educate children and expand readers collections.
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Seattle Star
Seattle
Germany
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