Carpenter Wins In Six Round Knockout At Oregon Theater
Jack Carpenter stops Billy McFadden in the seventh round after a six round barrage. McFadden, heavier and slow, falls twice before an eventual knockout as Carpenter dominates with sharp combinations. Referee Pete Jost oversees the bout amid preliminaries and local notes on teams and upcoming games.
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Billy McFadden
Oregon Theater
Boine Bay
McFadden
Carpenter
McPadden
Pete Jost
Sport Crumbs for the Hungry Fans
Manager Bade of the Walla Walla team has 32 men signed to report by today the largest collection for a Class D squad in the northwest. Players include pitchers Frink Snoddy Leeper Larken Spencer Shader Boyd March Jonas Welch Barber Laird Urquhart Airhart Bridger catchers Brown Post infielders Childers Shinn Johnson Niles Bishop Davis Starr Tingley DeWolf Rochon Outfielders Harmon Mensor Martink Woodbury Gordon Ed Warner wrestling instructor meets Jack Kennedy in Hermiston next Saturday night Warner to return here for a bout Pitcher Kelly, held out, to report today or tomorrow now in Spokane Pittman to wear Boise uniform this year Manager Terry McKune of the Pendrington team arrives from Portland with pitchers Berger Ashenfelder Fischer and Cathera Bladen Haworth Others follow MecKane pleased with outlook Spokane Indians lead upcoming events
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Walla Walla
Northwest
Frink
Snoddy
Leeper
Larken
Spencer
Shader
Boyd
March
Jonas
Welch
Barber
Laird
Urquhart
Airhart
Bridger
Brown
Post
Childers
Shinn
Johnson
Niles
Bishop
Davis
Starr
Tingley
DeWolf
Rochon
Harmon
Mensor
Martink
Woodbury
Gordon
Terry McKune
Perdngton
Portland
Buckaroo
Berger
Ashenfelder
Fischer
Cathera Bladen
Haworth
MecKane
Pendleton schedules equal home and away series this season
Pendleton will play ten home and ten road series in 192? season per the Western Tri-state league schedule, adopted at Pendleton’s meeting. Open and close in Pendleton with Walla Walla and Boise as varied opponents. La Grande and Baker also feature, with North Yakima arriving midseason.
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Brown
W. N. Sweet
Bears
Boise
la Grande
Baker
North Yakima
Ia Grande Baker
Pendleton - Walla Walla
Yakinia Bolse
Perteris
Pendleton la Grande Baker
la Grande Baker
Pee Hee Rolse
N. Yakima Pendleton
Ewe Ee
Eenee Boise Ae
la Jrande Pendleton Eetasa
Es Baker
Yakima
Walla Walla Pendleton
Baker Y. M. C. A. Home Dedicated and Opened
In Baker Oregon the three-day dedicatory ceremonies concluded with the opening of the new 40,600 dollar Y M C A building. Secretary Perkins, arriving from Portland, delivered the principal address outlining Y M C A policies as the public subscription drive, begun by boys under sixteen, reached its end.
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Baker
Ore
Perkins
Portland
New Building Site Bought as Farmers Support Grows
Over 4000 dollars were raised to purchase the site for a new three story building. A six day public subscription campaign among citizens and nearby farmers brought in more than 30000 dollars. The structure will house an auditorium for chapel exercises a modern gymnasium with a swimming tank reading rooms and a women's rest room aimed largely at visiting farmers wives.
Dobie Names All Northwest Team For Five Years
Coach Gilmore Doble of the University of Washington selects an all northwest eleven from conference players. Bud Young is chosen at quarterback over Wee Coyle, with selections from Washington, Washington State, Oregon, and Whitman. The lineup includes Warren Grimm and Polly Grimm on the ends and tackles, Cherry at center, Laird at right guard, Eakins at right tackle, Pinkham at right end, Taylor at right half, Borbake at left half, and Westover at fullback.
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Gilmore Doble
University of Washington
Northwestern
Doble
West
Bud” Young
Washington
Wee Coyle
Warren Grimm
Halm
Washington State College
Cherry
Washington State
Laird
Eakins
Pinkham
Oregon
Young Washington
Taylor
Borbake
Whitman
Westover
Veteran Ball Player Receives Congratulatory Telegrams
Pauli Ohio April 1 veteran baseball star receives many messages from former teammates including Cy Young as tribute to milestone achievement.
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Pauli
Cy" Young
Veteran pitcher retires with longest MLB service record
The veteran Boston Nationals star, retired last year after the longest career in big league history, turned forty six, receiving congratulations from former teammates. He now farms near his Ohio home, owns a top farm bought from baseball earnings, and though not aiming to play again, stays keen on baseball and follows daily training camp news.
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Boston Nationals
Young
Ohio
Walla Walla Grains Hopeful Amid Late Spring Delays
Walla Walla April 1 farmers worry as no spring seeding has started yet and grain growth is slow. Moist ground reduces dry season risk but late ripening could face scorching winds. however, cold weather strengthened the grain and a bumper crop is still believed possible barring hot winds.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
Frost Explains Ballinger Letter in Alaska Land Case
Albert C. Frost testifies in Chicago on April 1 before Federal Judge Landis as part of a trial involving four co defendants charged with defrauding the government of coal lands in Alaska valued at ten dollars?
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Chicago
Albert C. Frost
Landla
Alaska
Frost Denies Intent To Obtain Coal Lands Info From Ballinger
In a letter to Toronto banker Henry Osborne dated February 9 1907 Frost claimed that with Ballinger as Interior Secretary “we can get any thing we want” though he later said this referred to gathering information on coal lands. Osborne and Frost faced land fraud charges though extradition was not pursued.
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Henry C. Osborne
Toronto
Frost
Ballinger
Osborne
Albert Fink
Alaska
Man killed in snowslide at Union-Companion mine
John Davis died in a snowslide while working outside the Union-Companion mine with several others. The slide carried him downhill and buried him. he suffocated before rescue. Coroner West of Baker ordered an inquest with Justice of the Peace Locke of Halfway appointed. Davis was a longtime worker with no known relatives locally.
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Cornucopia
John Davis
Union-Companion
Davis
Baker
Peace Locke
Halfway
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