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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
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TOE GIDEON Seattle evidently
81 ley Mullen tho veteran will hold
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a
Aths white badge OF honor TO little joe Gideon"
Officials Athletic q
these
SPOKANE Northwest
institutions
q e u
Moose" johnson. the big Portland -
nso Easter Can 10
with the Po-ianders " he
Moose" Jumped and
there Is Judgment city
think he will be bothered
Vancouver The Vancouver Amateur Driving association
10 considering holding during tho Of August H.
The track has beea closed for several ysars
q q
Portland Valley Trambttas, the Ru
mddIe~eohs. 10 oiy
Mike conditioner
n country, training Trarbsaa
q % q
Murgsy "Rube- Marouard.
from
named Palermo who buxrn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
Baseball

Connie Mack has trained HE
weather eye on another future
great. Lafayette HenIon, pitcher
for Sherman school nine st San
Diego. This lad recently bianked
Florence school, ~ 70 o, without
hIt. whitfield II and faced but n
men In nine Inninga Victory nave
Henion's comrades the city gram
mar school title.
Walter Johnson. the great
Senator pitcher. in q letter to
Manager Griffith. says that he
has decided not to 20 to Hot
Springs for preliminary train
ing and win report to Char
lottesville when ordered. John
son adds that he has been
working hard this winter and
10 in good condition.
Second Baseman Johnny EverA
OF the Boston Braves, receives $780,
600 per year salary and 10 under
contract for 1915 and 1917. In ad-
dition to his salary, his contract
calls for an additional $4,000, n
Boston wins the pennant. $500 II
the team finishes second. $1,000 n
Il gains third place and $500 for
fourth posttion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
What's Doing in
College Athletics

Unlike Eastern football stars.
not one wearer OF the moleskins
"flunked" In his studies at the
University of Oregon. All mem
bers of the football squad had high
grades.
Coach Nelson T. Metcalf. OF the
Columbia football team, believes
that football should be made part
OF college course. He intends
giving series OF lectures on the
technique OF tho game.
Leland Stanford university has
been admitted to the Intercollegi.
ate Association OF Amateur Ath-
letes. This WAS done prior to the
annual meeting OF the association
held In New York recently.
A game between the baseball
team representing Waseda universi-,
~ Of japan and the University Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16

A few esnter-shsfted drivers are
beginning 10 appear among East
ern players. The only wonder 10
tho logical successors TO the cen
ter-shsfted or Schenectady pvtters
did not arrive Year, ago.
II has been claimed that those
who fail TO drive consistently can
attribute their shortcomings to not
having sufficiently mastered the
first principles.
II these have been learned. the
golfer should walk up 10 his ball
and hit IL naturally and the body
must be 40 trained that all the
parts Of the stroke would be per-
formed more or less automatically.
Until . golfer has thoroly familiar
lied himself with the strokes used
and brought them under his con
troll he cannot play well.
Walter J. Travis will take advan-
tags Of the Immunity clause grant
ed amateurs ~ links surveyors TO
lay out The new course Of the Park
club Of Buffalo. Travis 10 q cousin
Of Psrke Wright. who for . decade
has been the best-known tourna-
ment player Of the Park club.
Some players chalk the face OF
their wooden clubs In order that
they may know where they struck
the ball. II there is no impression.
of course they missed the sphere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
Pugilistic News
and Gossip

Dan Salt and Leo Houck are off
for Portland. Houck meets "Muff'
Bronson Friday night in tho semi
windup TO tho Murray-Trambitas
fight
Jess willard ia going to crab
himself with the newspaper men II
he continues the tactics he has
started. Jess has refused TO allow
any press photographers to take
his photo. He shook one M and
threw his camera into a snow bank
yesterday.
Reports that Ivan Miller. tho local
middleweight. 10 to box Billy
Weeks IN Centralia Friday night
are untrue. Ivan has not been APP
preached regarding tho match and
knows nothing OF II. Evidently
whoever is staging tho bout IA try
ing to put something over and Is
using Miller's name as a drawing
card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
FOOTBALL RECRUITS OUT
AT UNIVERSITY OF OREG.

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu.
gene. March fs.--Coaoh Hugo Bes-
dek issued his call for spring foot
ball training today. The call was
answered by 10 candidates.. who
were put In charge OF Captain John
ny Beckett. They were sent thru
strenuous hour and \ half OF
kicking. passing. falling on the ball.
catching forward passes and learn
Ing fundamental offensive plays.
Tho squad was largely made up
OF freshmen. and this was what
was desired by Coach Bezdek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16

The above telegram was received
recently by Freddie Began. the Ev-
erett fistic expert. from Jack Nc
Gnigan. matchmaker for the Ma
tlonsl club. Philadelphia.
Freddie writes The Star. incloe
ing the telegram. and says that he
is lining UP come goes In the Quak-
er village for Charlie Egan. his
middleweight hope. whom he
thinks In the best boy he has given
the once-oyer since he started
Stanley ketchel on the path 70
ring glory.
Il wrote him about Johnny
OIeary before Johnny arrived
there" says Began. "and you can
see for yourself how O'Leary 10
doing"
Freddie declares that Charlie
Egan viii be the hit of the season
in the East He also issues a chal-
lenge TO any middleweight in the
Northwest. Billy Murray preferred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16

Tom Jones Is peeved because the
New York commissioners won't
permit him to charge rs cents per
at the entrance to Central park
when Willard is doing road work.
Baseball has taken . toshoid In
Haytl. Jim Gilmore could organ
Ire Q league Of es-prsaldsnts and
have q few bat boys left over
Colonel Bogey is in for many q
rough session on the links OF the
Useppa Gold club, Useppa island.
off the west coast of Florida. This
nine-hole course IL the smallest OF
all. The total length is 1888 yards
all the space OF the Island Will
allow and a sliced or pulled ball
off more than one tee finds Its
way into tho gulf stream.
Owing to the fact that the
course Is 200 yards shy OF tho
2.000-yard mark. DOGGY ia SGT at
80. Tho longest hole is 305 yards.
Tommy Burns. former heavy
weight champion. says Fred Full.
ton, the Minnesota giant, II real
championship timber and no mis-
take. Burns refereed Fultons
bout with Perky Flynn at New Or
leans and gays Fulton led In six
Of the 20 rounds.
Fulton was sick and doctor
told him before the fight that he
should not go into the ring" sayg
Burns. He was In such condition
that he could not train properly
for five days before tho contest"
Burns says Flynn was lucky TO
stay the limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16

The primary purpose OF this
spring training" says tho coach. Els
TO get tho freshmen out so we can
get line on them for next year.
and also give us an opportunity TO
work on those who have never had
any experienca"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16

scrIbss with the 81. Louis
Browns cay George Sister 10 Of .
noble Swiss family. This prob
ably accounts for HE nifty ~indup.
kolia Bjurstedt II showing .
swell assortment OF spring
drives. Might be . bunch for
the European generals.
Now that the Feds have ceased
firing. John McGraw says all
he fears are seven other clubs
In the National league.
Five hundred parsons protest
against the WIiIsrc-Morsn "prixe
fight" They probably never saw
one.
Jim Scott. White sox pitcher,
has discovered tho X ball. He will
need an Xxx ball to fool Tyrus
Cobb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16

Luna Park Bsthhouss opens Mar.
18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
MURRAY FAVORED

PORTLAND. ore- March rs.
Followers Of fstians antiei-
pated today that sFIohtin9
Billy" Murray will have no trou-
Bile tomorrow night outpoIntina
Valley rrambItsa Portland mid
dlswsioht. Both men are on the
ground and did light road work
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
LETTERS ARE GIVEN

Members OF the Broadway hi
basketball five received their let
tiers Wednesday. Dick Munson was
chosen captain for next season.
Twenty-Five letters were conferred
on members OF the midget teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
Freddie Began Maps
Out Fight Campaign
Philadelphia, March 10, 1918.

Freddie Began Everett WASH:
You that second Stanley ketehe In Charlie
Freddie
started Stanley kehe know wouldn't East
wouldn't bother didn't the eood
plenty good There field for boyS
both VIII seno you three ukets and guarantee you plenty
o'Lesr 10 best eard-hes . great fighter Your pal.
%.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16
PASS PROHIBITION

HALIFAX. March 1.-THE pro-
hibition bill was passed by the
Nova Scotia Legislature by a vote
of 2s to last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16

Illinois has been arranged. The
Japan athletes viii be touring the
United States. and they expect to
play in Urbana about May %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-16

NEW YORK. March 1s.--Dsspite
the fact that = heavy snowstorm
was raging. both Jess willard and
Frank Moran bit the road yester-
day. The champ galloped about
four miles thru Central park. while
the Pit,sbVrg challenger took q
five-miie SPIN In the country.
The 1917 ice hockey team OF
Princeton will be captained by W.
II. Schoen. OF Pittsburg. He was
elected last week 10 the honor.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
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mntDisnng; iuic Bcbeilt.

2abbae, Nillin0lD, Conn $50
pilroc mic5 ircucn, menn ale 6raneu
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5lDeoturiEer
WlercaHtile glecncg.
81. @. Gln & &c.,
co2-eio 9'arbIouo 2ruu 9loo.
gaimoterioIian, Sbirclt Senitcra
ra6ncn, 2aocn etc.
SaS y 1naeE & g.. il5-1t7 SAosotebes
tlds@itdbe.
Eatent-9mp0lic.
0bpIn g. eamacia, Remienniuaii; Faicnie
oanocla'S 9ntmaEieh @eroasrcuc. Nlara
c0aslm y scrouion' iie li7 aop umBuo.
q. a. 4 ". g. cpmafo. Az Continental Nloa.
%taiu5Igen tii 1872 eriolaycid u AalilmoTe
9hiomo6lc.
Wadaro. 50 $3.50 i25 S295Q
,,Vndnrb Wioiuf O6, VI 9aliimorra, G9arlcSs
@itanc uno Nli. AoOalfNueWue
1oonc tfoe., ole spopnldfc 0nt" Hish
Wlar1eI Wlgbilt 80, &aruge I10s 10 Noros
ebarles@iruBe.
8eihmgcn. 8eiiidriiieu etc.
,,Sne Baltimore gleiuS GumpouB", Mo6rrl u 81
0'cOcrs. @eodiisiabrcr 227 NsoolpukGsr
Deutide gfber imo 3ciiidriitcn.
T. ennIiia w. aoe. @eii'essnaon.SiraRe.
B6otograpb.
gamgnn Gir T6oioQropb bon auSScihnnna.
ylr i0, %eitgernaon 9irabe.
9lotionuls8ontcn.
sxhc oh EuiUn National Boui" Cab. unb
Vrelerornbc Sncob gB, pooi. NtaNoeNii
esef,,,h 0jnfio,,nt tnrrt y tSo cssh ua,,,A,,,.
w 0 gHnQner 5{lircr
,,aleasra glotiundl Naui" ia Rcrb. .euiam,G,r.
". wiarion Aalfrer
StoatS.9anfen.
,1cnilhc gani puu Baltimore eallImoge
uno QonlbaDa1trnBc auali, Weber Erdlla
neni, 1obn 9 gan9cr, DicceJdlioenf;
eeorae 8 cana aalir'r
5por-gaugen.
no 9altimcrcsetrobe
9rih-Gonpnuieu.
nsals 2'poIi aub Smi 0pmpaup," is eouto'
Marmor. in0 grauit.g9erfc
3. ciodriH'r 4 eeuS, asa HorO.eoorIeessir
Sanopirt6idoitiihc @crdtbe mo
GuNlCttlel.
wfitiltb 9urncr 0u, 200 gloros4oca.1iro1l
Flirbing, Furnaces, 9lauaes inS
Gefcu, God0eden mo Ninucn.
eunrit erus., 52s goro'SremurtslDcnue.
aupieridlmieoe uno @himDcrs
5r9u pn6ert i79t xbamss-etHaRe, G. &B
Ieltpgon: gsole 1909.
Observation-Disclosures.
~, q. ehnddipyb a. &c.,
-lll-~2l Chamber Commerce NuilninD
nTcuiIMf ucrNerllderun0esW sWcienfmaIt" !" Dnls
ltnnNi iI0 NaliiulorciErnbc
WGfntiMsNm Neutr NefNihernu05siseisNlNG lNGh.@
eflimores8traHe uno Gnliom 6nuie aiO lue.
,MpDnl Suinrnnce 60, " Qlncfpgul." 0enrh lQ.
Der Of Commerce Nnibina.
;, WermaHla Genet &erHdsmnas ysieniMl ~
@altmore' nuo Rorib'@ENea
9iedplatten. N2etall etc.
enen, 9unilin Co., ane., 13-i5 9alberlion
@fnHoleib.@eihafte
,,GenIclitaire eson Ca.". / glor6.Ga0.gisab
Giicnmnaren oller gIrt uno Suf.
ihmie6-8ubeh6r.
g &rrii Napus 0u., 3a2 80f Wor6 Aau .cis
GlaenibumS.glgeiIieu uno &dn0let.
eIssss 3. 1uaau 4 Nsptsw, 70 oiiaalnslen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
Nlereautile gleeucy.
81. IS. Gun q &c.,
C02-6i0 Ularblano Eruii 0io0

galHaterialian 1bilrer Senlter1
ra6nicn, 2aocn etc.
Sas y; 9eiteE & g., il5-1i7 SAos1rebe'
tldsSirabc
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Gruli-Gonpunieil
,eals 1epoRi anb Sma Gpmpaun." is eou0s
Gttdfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

Spar.Balgcn.
.TsuslMr eparbam pan ealHmnre." Gniaus
uii0 8altiniorcsStrobc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23
slSatellt. .9lnip1lt

Edtent-Nmp0ltc.
0bwin y. eomaela, Remteanpaii; Faicnie
Snn0cia 2 duUm0ticu Ncrl0a5rcbiC. Uiurn
lnu0 Guni Nuil0iuQ
N1aVlln ~ Tcr0nlon, ii6-il7 laip NnitoiN0.
lSidOU1c @ridhuuQ
o. ~. 70. 3. cpmHfo. Continental NloQ
Brnft5rcn cii 1872 ctplgtcib ii Nuliim0re
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

Marmor. iin0 @rauit.g9erfc
y. enoarinsr & cons, 223 Nprb.goorco. @tr
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Wadnr0 SO S3,16O l-25 89.T5Q
,Fafaro Woiuf 80. VI 4altimorc", GbarleSs
&irabe uno Wli. JoOa sglDcNue
IU0ar NrDS., bic apopnidrc Sat" Sf9h.
Nlnr1cl Wigbile 80, @aruae J4Os 10 Notoa
CHARLES. @iruBc.
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3eihugcn 8eitidriiieu etc.
,she Baltimore WcpS Gumpcun". Mohry u 4.
WleOcre, @eI6diisidbrcr 227 Nr0olpcrh8it.
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Scntldje Giidcr im0 3citidlriltcn.
Y. eanltiG, Nr. 300, @eitecgineionSi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

GIQQIo-pdnlen
nrcniibc @ani pDn Baltimore" @nlliwosgs
uno QpnnnbsGtrnBc anQui, Wcbcr grdllA
0cii 1obn y. gnn9cr, Bicc Ntdlioenl;
9jcor9e g. Iang, a0illrcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

YllrIbina 5ilrnoccS, 9lanaes rnS
Gefcn, Tohoeden mo Ginucn.
gtuueA erus., 52s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-23

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