Shift of University of Washington rowing course debated
The article discusses moving UW racing from the old course between Leschi and Madison parks to a northern lake end near Sand Point. Ned Conibear supports the shift to avoid bends and wind shelter, with trains and water access noted for spectators and crews.
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Ned Conibear
The
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Sports Scores Snapshot From Early Mornings
Fragmented list shows multiple results across leagues and cities including Boston Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland and Los Angeles with varied totals such as Boston 4, Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 6, Chicago 4 plus several other cross league outcomes. The text mixes teams and scores with incomplete game details.
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Washington
Cleveland
Philadephia
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Hicago
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Boxing Season Opens in Seattle With Promising Card
As the boxing season nears, fighters both amateur and pro gather in Seattle. The Elks Club hosts the opener on Tuesday September 29 led by Pat Scott who has lined a standout program including Jack Clifford vs George Ingle and Edward Pinkman vs Louie Crevier. A second show at the Seattle Athletic Club on October 1 features Parl Baird vs Al Davis and Stanley Clements vs Henry Gleason with six preliminaries.
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Jack Clifford
George Ingle
Edward Pinkman
Louie Crevier
Billy Vetrova
Joe Farrell
Pat Dorian Va
Ike Cohen
Ad Schaffil
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Seattle Athletic Club
Parl Baird Va
al Davis
Stanley Clements
Henry Gleason
Scott McKay
Vic Sharp
Percy Aitcheson
al Sontag
Cubs Tickets Draw 26 000 Fans In Europe War Talk
The piece notes 26 000 people will pay to see the Chicago Cubs, while Europe braces for war. It mentions Captain Charles Brickley testing punting with tennis balls at Ivy Camp to improve accuracy and references football and baseball figures and managerial changes, including Frank Chance’s resignation from the Yankees and Wolverton’s pay.
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Europe
Chicago Cubs
Charles Brickley
Harvard
Ivy
Harry Wolverton
Frank Chance
New York Yank
Wolverton
Chance
New York
Renton Mayor Protests Partial Renton Line Purchase
Renton mayor Thomas Dobson condemns city negotiations to acquire only part of the Renton line urging full control of the entire system. Citizens in Rainier valley contemplate a $1,600,000 railway bid and may push an initiative to refer the offer to voters after council rejection.
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Renton
Thomas Dobson
Rainier Valley
New Members Named to University of Washington Law Faculty
Clark Prescott Bisett a Hobart college graduate and J Grattan O Bryan Denver university were named by the regents to the law faculty. Prof O P Cockerill will lead the business law course with rising enrollment. Regents will fund printing and mailing The Alumnus this year.
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Hobart College
J. Grattan O'Bryan
Denver University
Regenta
University of Washington
O. P. Cockerill
Yawn Leads to Dislocated Jaw in Camden Man
Albert Seymour of Camden yawned for hours and could not close his mouth. Doctors diagnosed dislocated jaw bones at a local hospital and after several hours managed to reset them, allowing him to go home with his mouth closed.
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Resignation of Washington graduate manager shocks campus
Ralph A. Horr, the Washington graduate manager, submitted his resignation to the Associated Students and it was accepted. Arthur Younger was named temporarily to fill the role. Horr cited business demands as the reason, noting a previous debt of 6000 to 10000 and now an $8000 bank balance in reserve. He credited for long trips and sending teams to California and San Francisco.
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Ralph A. Horr
Arthur Younger
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Washington
Poughkeepsie
California
San Francisco
Universityof Washington
University of Milnois Athletics Association
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School Board Sets Dugdale Park Start and Washington Park Finish
The high school football schedule will start at Dugdale's park and finish at Washington park grounds at 29th and Madison street. The school board has made the final decision.
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Washington Park
Madison St
Washington Huskies to play Aberdeen at Denny Field
Tomorrow at Denny field the University of Washington will host Aberdeen high school in a 3 15 start with the game officially called at 3 16, announced temporary graduate manager Arthur Younger today.
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Aberdeen High School
Denny Field
Arthur Younger
Pacer Jack Turner Dies In Meas Races Heat
North Yakima reports Jack Turner a pacer owned by F. M. Turner of Dayton Washington collapsed and died in the first heat of the meas races. The driver escaped unharmed.
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North Yakima
Jack Turner
F. M. Turner
Dayton
Wash
Woman bowler challenges men in Seattle bid for match
Jane O Roark known as Lady Jane, a top Seattle bowler and theatre figure, says she can beat any man. She bowls 210 high, favors charity matches for orthopedic hospital funds, and is prepared to face semi pro opponents in men’s or mixed bouts.
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Seattle
Promoter McCarey Eyes Crabby Chip Bout in Vernon
Promoter Tom McCarey negotiated for a Crabby Chip middleweight title bout at Vernon after securing the Los Angeles card. If the negotiations complete, the fight would be billed as a middleweight championship clash.
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Los Angeles
Tom McCarey
Vernon
Battle Tonight San Francisco Boxing Card
San Francisco report says Red Watson and Dick Hyland are in good shape for a four round match tonight. The winner advances to meet Milburn Saylor in the next round.
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San Francisco
Red Watson
Dick Hyland
Milburn Saylor
Directors adjourn without Sacramento franchise decision
The Pacific Coast league directors met in San Francisco on September 26 and adjourned last night without taking action on what to do about the Sacramento franchise.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast League
Sacramento
Living demon sparks squirrel near window in New Jersey
A New Jersey woman reported a living demon like a squirrel making noises by her window. Police found a red squirrel on a branch near a live wire, sparks flying from its body. Broadway High Football Association named Otto Hoagland and Walter Burke as assistant managers.
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Otto Hoagland
Walter Burke
Butler to Play Brandy Butler Opens Billiard Season
The White House parlors announce the billiard season opener Monday featuring Brandy Butler, Northwest champion, challenging all comers in pocket billiards.
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Brandy" Butler
Northwest
Franklin High Team Shows Promise For Future Grid
Franklin High's football squad under Coach Walter Reeseburg is future‑oriented, with two veterans in key positions and several prospects like Johnny Considine and William Foran. The team appears heavier and more seasoned than last year, aiming for strong showings in the coming seasons despite uncertain wins this year. Broadway High, in contrast, struggles with a weak line though a capable backfield, set to face alumni in a featured scrimmage and upcoming game.
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Atlas of the War in Europe promotion in The Seattle Star
The Seattle Star offers a new war atlas with twenty pages of detailed maps of Europe and world holdings. Subscribers by mail receive one map with each six months of service for 1.80 dollars, with a six month extension on prepaid subscriptions and orders to The Seattle Star circulation department.
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World
Russia
Austria-Hungary
France
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Italy
Seattle
Wash
War Dictionary defines British Army unit structures
Defines battalion to division with typical strengths and commands. Details battalion formations 340 yards front two deep, company one eighth of battalion, squadron two cavalry troops, troop cavalry company, battery six guns, regiment four cavalry squadrons or three to four infantry battalions, brigade four battalions, division combines all branches and ranges about 10 000 men with about 3800 officers.
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