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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1915
Page
7
Coach Dobie Eyes Young as Key in Aber Football Setback
Reported notes on upcoming Aber football aims indicate Dobie plans to maximize the varsity surge in a practice tilt. Young's readiness and backup contenders like Weed and Gardner are evaluated as possible successors, with tough selection ahead for No. 4 and tail tutor duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobie
Denny
Ayetem
Posaibe
Hap Miller
Eid
Gardner weKediate
Elmer Giant
Mc Miller
Gard
Dobie le
Bud
Bud Jook
Young le
Young
Weed
Genttle
Peaklin & Marshall
Philadelphia
Bae
Columbia Crew Begins Season
Columbia coach Bina starts the season with two men from his bow and No 4, plus the first year crew and junior eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Crew
Bina
Columbia, Wi
Evers Braves Face Phillies For 1915 Pennant
Johnny Evers leads the Boston Braves in a must win at Philadelphia to force a playoff for the National League title. A Phillies victory clinches the flag, while the Tigers’ loss yesterday tightens Boston’s path to the pennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Evers
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Nationals
Phillies
Tigers
Washington
Red Sox
Rip Van Winkle Visits Village Barbershop
A humorous clipping imagines Rip Van Winkle awakening after a 20 year sleep and asking about the current state of baseball. The village barbershop scene riffs on names and questions about teams, suspensions, umpiring, holidays, and pennants as the era’s new headlines pass by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
Ermslie
Ebbets
Women and Love—Three Suitors and a Dilemma
Mollie debates suitors Chadwick Hatton Byron and another, reflecting on youth, love, and evolving roles. Margie observes that men are sentimental and women must progress beyond being ministers of love as Mollie weighs marriage choices and wonder what the future holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie
Chadwick Hatton
Margie
Chadwick
Byron
Molile
Molise
Discus Champ Star Halfback Emerges in Aggies Line
Doc Stewart mentors Cole the conference discus champ now to star halfback for the Oregon Aggies. He opened the season with a 42 yard placement goal scoring the only points as alumni squad won. Cole previously hit a 60 yard placement kick at Emporia Normal High. His 200 pound frame and 11 second hundred dash may move him to backfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Stewart
Cole
Oregon Aggies
King
Emporia
Kan
State College Finally Awake Football Revival Nears
State College shows revived football interest with players from Braves field and 80 prep school candidates. Carlisle Indian star replaces Johnny Bender, Dietz backs a strong squad and avoids pessimism. Washington State gains attention as the program awakens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State
Braves Field
Gladden
Heart of
Lone Star
Johnny Bender
Dietz
Red Sox hold day of practice under unusual park lights
Manager Carrigan praised a day off for practice as Boston gains familiarity with the park before world series games. Coast league analysts expect 20 year old Bill Piercy of Vernon to wow majors after signing with the New York American, despite earlier reluctance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Carrigan
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Bill Piercy
Vernon's
Piercy
New York
One of Boston's Stars Duffy Lewie Returns to Form
Duffy Lewie, Boston outfielder for six seasons with Speaker and Hooper, came from the Coast league. He is regarded as one of the best all around outfielders in the majors and his defensive play in the 1912 World Series was praised as he eyes the series with the Phillies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy Lewie
Red Sox
Speaker
Hooper
Phillies
Gonzaga Football Ends Season After Tragic Accident
Louis Barrett, a 180 pound end, was killed in an automobile crash affecting Gonzaga prospects. Wee Coyle head said Barrett was one of an All Star Northwest men this season. Carnahan, from Lewis and Clark high, shifts to end. Abe Finegold, a former Broadway player, to play the other end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzaga
Louis Barrett
Wee Coyle
Barrett
Northwest
Carnahan
Abe Finegold
Percy Cove Off For Real Scrap In Europe
Percy Cove the known boxer enlisted with Canadian volunteers and left Vernon British Columbia for Eastern Canada with Battalion A ready for transport to Europe. The night before departure Cove defeated Jack Roberta in a five round match with Roughhouse Burne refereeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Cove
Vernon
B. C
Canada
Europe
Cove
Jack Roberta
Roughhouse Burne
Moran Seeks Miracle Crown From Stallings
Pat Moran has performed feats that challenge George Stallings for the Miracle Man title, signaling a shift in baseball leadership and public intrigue around the label. Moran’s recent feats are noted as beyond Stallings' record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stallings
Pat Moran
Pat
George
Oaks Keep Star Jimmy Johnston in Coast League
Oakland outfielder Jimmy Johnston will remain in the Coast League for another season after a standout year with Oaks. Johnston, formerly with Seattle in 1909, shows continued form and value for the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAKS
Jimmy Johnston
Oakland
Seattle
Mails Makes Major Debut With Phillies Test
Brooklyn reports Walter Mails of Seattle pitched two effective innings in relief against the Phillies. Manager Wilbert Robinson praised the debuting right hander whose curve unsettled the champions, striking out one and walking one while allowing two hits. The loss came before Mails appeared on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Phillies
Walter Mails
Seattle
Mails
Baseball results update from national leagues
National league results show Philadelphia 6 Brooklyn 4 and Chicago 17 6 Cincinnati 3 6. American league standings include Washington 2 Detroit 6 with Coast results Vernon it Los Angeles 2 Salt Lake 4 San Francisco 1 Portland Oakland 6 Federal Pittsburgh 1 Newark 2 Kansas City Baltimore 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Vernon
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
San Francisce
Portland
Oakland
Pittehure
Newark
Kansas City
Baltimore
National League
Joston
Pittebure
Raed Weer
Louis
American
New York
Loule
Aren
Vederal
Newark Peete
Buffalo
Ant
Renee
Oewand Sewer
Aggie Veteran Enrolls Again Brighter Prospects For Team
Brighter prospects for Dr. BE. J. Stewart's U A C football squad as Pete Anderson, last year's big center and defensive guard, reverses plans to return to school. He has trained all summer and now weighs around 180 pounds, with potential use at the other tackle position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. J. Stewart
Pete Anderson
Corvallis
Pete
Dr. Stewart
Eligible World Series Contenders Listed for Red Sox and Phillies
The list of probable contenders includes Red Sox players Wood Leonard Collins Shore Ruth Mays Foster Gregg Cathor Carrigan Cady Thomas Hoblitzer Gainer Barry Scott Janvrin Wagner Gardner Speaker Hooper Lewis Henriksen Killifer Burns Adame Alexander Demaree Mayer Me Quillan Chalmers Tincup Rixey Baumgardner Luderus Niehoff Bancroft Byrne Stock Dagey Weiser Cravath Becker Whitted Paskert for the upcoming world series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Wood
Leonard
Collins
Shore
Ruth
Mays
Foster
Gregg
Cathore
Carrigan
Cady
Thomas
Hoblitzer
Gainer
Barry
Scott
Janvrin
Wagner
Gardner
Speaker
Hooper
Lewis
Henriksen
Phillies
Killifer
Burns
Adame
Alexander
Demaree
Mayer
Chalmers
Tincup
Rixey
Baumgardner
Luderus
Niehoff
Bancroft
Bryne
Stock
Dagey
Weiser
Cravath
Becker
Whitted
Paskert
Hinchman Returns to Pirates With .300 Batting Pace
Bill Hinchman roared back to the major leagues with Pittsburgh after years in the minors. He earned a regular job this season and has been hitting around .300, defying expectations that he might return to Columbus before the season began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hinchman
Bill
Columbus
Pittsburg
Alec May Find Speaker Tough
One of the big features of the World Series will be the test between Speaker the second best hitter in the American league and Alexander the greatest pitcher in the National league. Alexander is a tough pitcher, not a slow ball pitcher. Speaker has hit .294 against Johnson this year and should fare better against Alexander due to the Red Sox World Series experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker
Alexander
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Red Sox
Phillies
New York
Message Carrying Compare to Garcia Humor
A Chicago Herald remark notes that carrying the message for Durmba will not rival the famed Carrying the Message to Garcia in popularity while asserting the task’s historical interest and enduring phrase usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durmba
Garcia
Chicago Herald
Be zed F inds New Men for Team at Oregon U
Oregon coach Bezdek faces early roster changes as key players Philbin Bryant Cook Enslay and Hoskins depart or shift. Ensuing replacements include Enslay to fill line gaps and Hoskins urged as strong fullback potential while Bryant plans to join another school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bezdek
Oregon
Penn State
Dave Philbin
Ray Bryant
Sam Cook
Enslay
Hoskins
Echo
Ore
Bryant
Oregon Agricultural College
E. J. Stewart
Aggies
Aggie
Braves May Play Tigers Postseason Series
The Braves and Detroit Tigers may meet in a postseason series on Braves field or in Detroit if neither team reaches the World Series. Detroit would play at Boston when the Red Sox are in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Braves
Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Detroit Braves
Braves
Braves’ Field
Detroit
Detroits
Big Golf Meet for Vancouver Details
Vancouver groups prepare for the Shaughnessy Heights event on October 9 with seven teams expected, including three from Vancouver clubs Shaughnessy Jericho and Vancouver. Seattle Portland Spokane and Tacoma also plan to compete as the trophy fight narrows between Vancouver and Seattle clubs, each having won the bowl twice along with Burnaby in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Victoria
Jericho
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
Burnaby
Doctor J Eugene Jordan Wins Medical Board Appeal
On January 7 the State Medical Board revoked Doctor Jordan’s license over an ad claiming cures. The Superior Court, led by Judge Walter M French, restored his license after evidence showed credible witnesses and no moral turpitude found, citing numerous patient cures and respectable community witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Eugene Jordan
State Medical Board
Doctor Jordan
Walter M. French
French
Medical Board
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