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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1915

Page

7

State College Poised With Powerful 1914 Football Lineup

The article outlines State College’s anticipated strong football squad. It highlights key players like Ace Clark at center, Dietz in the backfield, Hanley as end, and Anderson at tackle, with Linemen Herried Langdon and Zimmerman at various positions. New recruits from Olympia to Whatcom and several veterans are noted to form a potent team.

Tom Tyrer Fred Bobler William Lone Star Northwest Doble Pullman Walter Herried Lincoln Lincoln High U. of W Dietz Fishback State College Olympia Fred Ol Whatcom County Hermann Anderson Anderson Carl Diets Bangs Dick Hanley Spencer North Yakima Boone Wenatchee Haupt Durham Ace Clark Zimmerman U. of W. Crewman Applequist Herried Langdon Brooks Everett Hanley

Eaking Records Easy for Darius at New York Speedway

Darius sets new records on the Geepohesd Bay speedway in New York covering ten miles at a remarkable pace. His achievement follows a prior record at Maywood Speedway in May Chicago.

Eaking Records Darius Seperde Dario Feta Geepohesd Bay N. Y Maywood Speedway

Grant Injured at Sheepshead Bay Track

Harry feet suffered severe burns when his 4 caught fire at 100 mph over the Sheepshead Bay track and he cannot enter Saturday’s As cup race. Qualified drivers were Resta Oldfield Rickenbacher Coper Aitken and Haupt. Resta’s time was 196 miles per hour.

New York Harry Feet Rew Sheepshead Bay Resta Oldfield Rickenbacher Coper Aitken Haupt

Sox file no minors list as five players linked to team

Boston Red Sox filed no minor league rosters. Five players are associated with the club but not listed as team members. Names include Ath and Cooper, the former Giant Haley catcher, an infielder, and Shorten, an outfielder.

Boston Red Sox Caris Boston Cooper Haley Shorten

O. A. C. faculty rejects two game trip plan

In Missoula on Sept 28 the O. A. C. faculty denied Dr. E. J. Stewart's proposal to play two games on the East Lansing trip. As a result the Oregon Aggies game with Montana university set for October 22 is canceled. Coach Stewart acted after learning several veterans would not return.

Missoula E. J. Stewart East Lansing Mich Oregon Aggies Montana University Stewart

Scott McKay Soldier Named in Flanders Bombing Squad

Scott McKay, a Victoria boxer now serving in Seattle, is reported as a member of the 48th battalion in Flanders. He is described as part of a death by own action unit and expects to be killed soon.

Scott McKay Victoria Seattle 48Th Battalion Flanders

Moran Receives Widespread Appeals on World Series Pitch

Pat Moran, manager of the Philadelphia club, faces a flood of letters and telegrams urging him to pitch Alexander in the opening game of the World Series. If George Stallings had restrained Johnny Evers this season, the Braves would likely be in the series again.

Pat Moran Phillies Alexander George Stallings Miracle Man Johnny Evers Braves Evers Charley Schmutz Charley

Red Sox Need Half Game To Clinch Title

New York Sept 28 Boston can clinch the pennant today if they win and Detroit loses or ties a doubleheader the Red Sox need only a half game to seal the championship The National League race remains unchanged as leaders did not play

New York Boston Detroit Red Sox

Ty Cobb Pulls Awful Boner Stolen Third

Ty Cobb stole third while Ownie Bush stood on the bag in yesterday's Senators game. Players were astonished as Cobb realized his error and was tagged out while returning to second. He was ruled off the field and critics say he may be chasing a new stolen base record under unusual conditions.

Washington Ty Cobb Ownie Bush Senators Cobb

Chicago city series set for seven games in October

The Chicago White Sox and Cubs will open the annual Chicago city series on Wednesday October 6. The seven game series proceeds despite a Federal League request to make it a three cornered event being denied.

Chicago White Sox Cubs Federal

Ball clubs should take chances when behind says Fohl

Cleveland Indians manager Lee Fohl offers ideas on managing a ball club. He argues against strict batter orders and warns spring pitchers should not be overworked. Fohl says teams trailing should cut loose and seize chances to spark a comeback.

Fohl Lee Fohl Cleveland Indians

Confessions of a Wife Tells Mollie Love Fades in Marriage

In a dialogue between Margie and Mollie from Confessions of a Wife, Mollie argues that love is fleeting and marriage often dulls passion. She asserts that most married women reach the conclusion that their husband is not the ideal match, weighing three suitors for Margie and warning about future regrets.

Hoblitzell Shines After Reds Sale To Boston

Dick Hoblitzell, first baseman once with the Reds, shows rebirth with Boston after a spring sale. His batting average this season nears .400 and his fielding improves as he reestablishes form with the Red Sox.

Dick Hoblitsell Boston Red Sox Cincinnati Reds Hobby Boston Ike Lesa

English golf caddy earns all he gets

A British golf caddy earns his keep by spotting balls and cleaning them between shots. He also switches balls when the in use becomes worn and shines six clubs after a round.

England

Stray Sports Headlines and Rumors From A Busy Season

The column surveys a halfback from Aberdeen high school facing the University of Washington, names Willie Ritchie eyeing a 142-pound bout with Packey McFarland, and discusses welterweight title uncertainties. It notes Dobie’s football prospects at Berkeley, predicts crowd influence, praises Pat Moran’s Phillies system, and mentions historical boxing eras and upcoming managerial chatter.

Willie Ritchie Freddie Welsh London Packey McFarland Ritchie Charley White

New Mineral Akohoz Able To Aid Diabetes Treatment

California researchers report mineral Akohoz, discovered by J D Mackenzie, shows strong relief for diabetes Brights disease and kidney ailments. Testimonies credit reduced symptoms in weeks with prolonged internal treatment. Akow marketed by Natura Company in San Francisco.

California J. D. Mackensie Bright Akos Mr. Mackenzle Akoz Natura Company Mission Bt San Francisco

Wasser man Blood Test Offer by Dr Donaway

Blood test service advertised by Dr Donaway at 802 Liberty Hida Union and Third opposite the post office. Office hours 9 am to 8 pm weekdays and 10 am to 12 pm Sundays.

Wasserman Donaway Liberty Hida Union

Magazine for Washington newspapers to debut this fall

The state university printing plant will publish a monthly magazine for Washington newspapers. Edited by Prof. Frank G. Kane, head of the journalism department, the publication will be distributed free to state newspaper men.

State of Washington Department of Journalism The State University Frank G. Kane

Johnny O Leary in Canadian Boxing Letter 1915

Johnny O Leary writes from Winnipeg to Sporting Post in Seattle detailing a boxing match on October 4 with Danny Whalen and a later bout with Patsy Drouillard on October 15. He lists Whalen’s victims and proclaims himself Lightweight Champion of Canada while lamenting European events.

Winnipeg Canada Sporting Postol Star Seattle Wack Danny Whalen U. S. Navy Mr. Whalen Leach Cross Joe Mandot Johnny Dundee Marvel St. Paul Minnesota Patsy Drouillard Europe Johnny O'Leary

Avers woman booster calls boxing a safer sport for the crowd

Mrs Snowy Baker wife of a leading Australian promoter argues American women would be better boxing fans. She praises boxing for courage and gameness, notes women witness rough sports without issue, and contends a rough element follows ringside crowds would fade with female attendance.

Los Angeles

Two Veterans Join Brooklyn Club In Unlikely Pair

Rube Marquard and Larry Cheney, once stars for Indianapolis in the American Association, are now with the Brooklyn team. Marquard moved to the Giants for 11000 dollars after a strong season in Indianapolis while Cheney was picked up by the Cubs following a solid record with the same club.

Rube Cheney Rube Marquard Larry Cheney Indianapolis American Association Brooklyn Marquard Giants Cubs

Sam Cook Reportedly Joins Montana Football Squad

Sam Cook a 200 pound Oregon guard is said to have deserted to the University of Montana. Ira Blackwell a famed Oregon Aggies fullback is already in Montana with about a dozen other Northwest stars. Cecil Johnson of Aberdeen high is among them. Montana faces Syracuse in the tour opener and aims to slow the Orange's pace.

Sam Cook Oregon University of Montana Montanans Ira Blackwell Oregon Aggies Montana Northwest Cecil Johnson Aberdeen High Syracuse

Women Broaden Viewpoint On The Matter

A fragment notes that women will see the matter from a broader standpoint than they do currently, implying a shift in perspective or influence in ongoing discussions.

Princeton Bets 18 Year Old Harold Throckmorton Lays Track for Fall

Harold Throckmorton of New York, an 18 year old lawn tennis prospect, will enter Princeton this fall. Baseball results show American League scores with Boston and Chicago among others. Grover Alexander, Philadelphia pitcher, is noted as receiving a $1000 signing gift from the Philadelphia president in addition to a roughly $5000 salary. Alec reached 25 wins by shutting out the Giants and was promised $1000 more if he won 26 games.

Philadelphia Brooklyn Ava New York Roaton Detroit Chicago Washington Cleveland Federal League Pot Pittebure Leoule Sneer Kansas City Newark Tesie Buffalo Baltimore Nan Franchese Salt Lee & Seeee Vernon Oaklana Portland Goethe Mollie Berkeley Doble Seattle Edwin J, Brown D. D Viret Avenue Bun- Gaye Harold Throckmorton Princeton Grover Alexander Baker Alec Giants

Mining Engineer Refuses to Serve on Subway Experts Board

D. C. Jackling, noted mining engineer, has declined to participate as a member of the panel of experts convened to examine the New York subway project.

D. C

Weeks May Get a Bout With Darcy in Vancouver

Billy Weeks the Canadian middleweight champion may clash with Les Darcy the Australian star on the North American continent. A Vancouver promoter is urged to book Weeks for a 158 pound ringside bout. Darcy aims to claim the world title by beating the Canadian and American champions. George Considine may manage Darcy’s tour in the United States.

Billy Weeks Canada Les Darcy Vancouver Weeks Darcy George Considine New York Jim Corbett

Golf Hints No 2 Three Balls At Once For Quick Results

The item suggests a golf practice tip to press time by hitting three balls at once, one pulled, one sliced, and one straight. It then shifts to a quip about critics who mocked Charles Comiskey buying a pennant.

Charley Comiskey

Escrows Our Escrow Department Promotes Safe Real Estate Closings

Escrows Our Escrow Department provides a secure convenient way to close real estate sales loans or exchanges acting as agent for buyer seller mortgagee and agents safeguarding each interest. With complete King County land title records and staff at public offices daily it offers services not obtainable elsewhere. Inquiries courteously answered.

King County

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