This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 20 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1915
Page
7
Yale prepares an open attack blending Canadian rugby and football, led by Heffelfinger and Hinkey, aiming to exploit a strong line and Scovil’s running, while defenses from Harvard and I fights the gapping gaps. The team hopes to restore the Yale fighting style at scrimmage.
Three Seattle area football followers hear Abe Fine Gallagher and Fred Pinegold making good at Gonzaga. Gallagher leads in open field runs and clipping downfield while Finegold plays left end. Merve Gallagher and Mullen linked to high school and college play respectively.
The article reports students and faculty voting to stick with the English game despite a push toward the American brand. It notes the preference for English rugby as more compatible with the tradition and the coaching stance at Stanford.
A fragmented and unclear message discusses forecasting personal fortunes and choosing a path of thrift. The piece suggests self reliance and prudent earning practices to secure affluence, urging readers to invest wisely rather than rely on external forecasts.
Mike Gibbons talks of one more year in boxing before quitting to run a farm. He earned $15,000 for ten rounds with Packey McFarland and plans to fight Les Darcy Jimmy Clabby George Chip Young Ahearn and others within the next 12 months to fund his retirement.
Nicodemus Nimble offers simple golf advice to boost confidence on the course. He emphasizes practice, focus, and steady tempo as keys to better shots and consistent play.
Rainy Sunday failed to keep players off the municipal Beacon Hill course. By 9 the grounds were busy with a steady turnout and business was nearly normal despite the weather.
Don Hawley coach of Aberdeen high school football says his lighter squad aims to match last year's 82 to 6 loss to the varsity. Five 1915 letters include captain nekney and linemen Hobt Anderson Ingebrigaten Hugo. Kyle Brings Cosmpolis background and 1914 Moose center Axland. Grays Harbor champions travel ready for spirited contest.
Baseball results show Cincinnati with a loss to Brooklyn 8 to 1. New York defeated Baltimore 6 to 6 appears in the record. Kansas City split a doubleheader 7 to 8 and 2 to 3. Oakland lost to 1-4, Los Angeles 5, Salt Lake 14-6, Vernon 3-0.
Princeton may see youth Jack Faldy at quarterback this season as he leads the team with machine like efficiency. Coach Rush says the freshman handles the football with ease and could become a sensation.
Packey McFarland returns to Joliet to run his late father in law's brewery and weigh a possible comeback. He set a $17 600 price to fight ten rounds with Mike Gibbons, after quitting two years ago and regaining ring thrill. His wife must decide if the family bankroll should include another prize ring pursuit.
The piece compares Harvard’s reply to losing a star to Broadway’s coach Elmer Henderson after Clyde Coleman’s departure. It notes Coleman’s yardage, questions how Henderson will rebuild with weakened line, and implies the team could suffer morale and performance shifts without top players.
Franklin football shows improvement this season in Roseburg as vacancies from Benson end Lea are filled by a deep roster. The first team lists ends De Pard King Kessler Davies and Hickingbottom, tackles Wood Rumble Kinee, guards Kyle Quigley Bryan, center listed.
Lea or Schroeder commands quarterback duties with Capt. Benson at center. Considine Burkeman and Hronwon share backfield duties while Bronson Townsend and Chese handle fullback roles in the lineup.
Jack Barry may not play again this fall due to a carbuncle. Recovery typical three weeks. Frisco not only produced the greatest tennis player but came through with a lad to trim the greatest.
Eastern experts hail Yale’s 1914 material as strongest among large colleges since 1909. The freshman eleven that defeated Harvard and Princeton is vying for spots while veterans regain form. Backfield strength centers on Legore Mahan and Scovil with Guernsey, Cavanaugh praising Scovil. Yale faces line weaknesses but expects a dangerous season with capable ends like Wilson and Hutchinson stretching wings.
Mollie considers marriage to Jim Edie or Chadwick Hatton and reflects on love, aging, and romantic education. She argues that society trains girls for romance rather than lasting partnership, noting how memory of past loves shapes present decisions.
Readers weigh Mollie’s marriage in the Confessions of a Wife serial as the author delays the announcement for a week. Letters favor Pat Sullivan or Chadwick Hatton, with several readers arguing Jim Edie’s flaws and Frances Boyd approving Pat’s steadiness.
A Tacoma youth, Nick Brazelle, is viewed as a leading candidate for Michigan’s quarterback this season. He played end for Stadium high school, earned his "T," and after entering Michigan he started as a freshman on the freshman team. Coach Yost rates him highly and he may win the varsity job.
Dick Kaufman will not pitch for Tacoma anymore after a dispute with Joe McGinnity. Vernon Tigers sign Izzy at once as a veteran pitcher who has appeared four seasons in the Northwestern league beginning with Victoria.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.