Generous responses from business fund Pendleton baseball start
Pendleton's baseball team will start the Blue Mountain league season Sunday with solid financial backing after a three day canvass among local businessmen. More than 400 dollars was raised for uniforms and equipment, led by Marshall Spell, the manager. Sponsors include American National Bank and First National Bank among others.
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Funga
American National Bank
Alexanders
Rolex
Traley & Brelwer
Pooplan Warehouse
Bond Bros
Collins Fiour Mille
Stureia & Storie
W. A. Rhoden
Busthe - Lowvergan Co
Pendleton Amsements
Inland Empire
Hank, Charlee Company
Cay Billiard Porter
First National Tank
Hamley
Frenchman Holds Heavyweight Title as Wife Rules Home
In April reporting from New York, Georges Carpentier is portrayed as Europe’s heavyweight champion with a dramatic home life ruled by his wife Georgette. The piece details his fashion demands, trainer Leon Wilson’s observations, and a scene of marital dominance over daily wardrobe choices and public image.
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Georges Guanges
Georgette
George
Leon Wilson
Magmeur
cOlothey
London
Georges
Deecampe
Wille Meehan
Twity
Jeck Dempecy
Boxers Organize For Betterment Of Sport
Seattle activists form a city boxing association to reform the sport, ban oppressive managers and booking agents, and lift the game‘s image. Key boosters include Charles O. Hulen and Clay Mite, with Jimmy Malone as president. supporters claim fan backing and municipal backing amid talks.
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Bseattle
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Bona Ode
Seattle
Doxvre
Mamocla
Charles O. Hulen
Beatie Municipal Boxing Bouard
Clay Mite
Northweer
Jimmy Malone
Welterweleht
Jack Johnson Displays Craftiness in Exhibition Bout
Jack Johnson, former world heavyweight champion, boxed four rounds in an exhibition with Jay Neal of San Diego in Tijuana. Johnson used his trademark style, slipping punches and inviting Neal to strike, with little effect. In the main match Frank Caflahan of Chicago defeated Timmy Stafford of San Francisco at 156 pounds.
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Jay Neal
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Kiliane wins featherweight title by seventh round knockout
Kiliane of Cleveland, featherweight champion, defeated Alvie Miller of Lorsin by knockout in the seventh round of a tohedwied bout in Lortan on April 22.
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Lortan
Johiony Kiliane
Cleveland
sAlvie Miller
Lorsin
Opening of Portland season delayed by rain
Rain delays opening of Portland Coast League season as Tein organizers plan a second attempt. Beavers drew a record home crowd but weather improves only if conditions stay favorable. In Seattle, Bon Francisco edged Seafile 3 to 2 in a season opener before 13,000 fans. Oakland built a two run frame with Reed and Knight miscue then Vernon beat Sacramento 2 to 1 with relief pitching from Hornedge and Chadbourne.
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Beavers
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Seafile
Agnew
Connell
Veron
Los Angeles
Coeneroalty
Sacramento
Vernon
Cooper
Sues
Hornedge
J. Mitchell
Jon Chadbourne
Hodgson In Training For Olympic Trials
Montreal swimmer George Hodgson of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association is in training for the Olympic trials and is likely to represent Canada in the Belgian contests. Hodgson won several events at the 1912 Olympics, and Frank McGill of the MAAA is also training for the trials in a few days.
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United Press
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George Hodgson
Montreal Amateur Athletic Ammeciation
Canaada
Frank McCil
Aleo
How They 4% Stand Pacific Coast League Standings
Pacific Coast League standings show Salt Lake at 66, Portland at .615, and Los Angeles at .386. Upcoming matchups list where teams play next week including Angeleno at Benitle, San Francisco at Portland, Sacramento at Oakland, and Salt Lake at Vernon. National League results include Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 6 with rain postponements. American League Chicago 7, St. Louis pending rain.
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St. Lovie
Fulton Beats Thompson With Late Round Knockdown
Portland April 22 reserve awarded Fulton Thompson fight to Fulton when Fulton put Thompson down for eight in the sixth round. The bout featured heavy punching, tame exchanging and fans booing. Hermin defeated Laween in the second round. Gorman stopped Pete. Nove versus Brensen and Mesker versus Henry Krieger both ended in draws.
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East Oregonian
Portland
Fulton-Thompson
Fulton
Thompson
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Laween
Gorman
Pete
Land of Nod
Bom
Johnny Nove
Andarc Brénsen
Mesker
Henry Krieger
British heavyweight Whate defeats Murray in eight rounds
Jimmy White, British heavyweight champion, outboxed and defeated Hattling Murray of Philadelphia in eight rounds at Camden New Jersey. The New Jersey boxing commission, led by John Smith, halted the contest in the final round after near stoppage warnings.
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Philadelphia
John Smith
New Jersey Boxing Commission
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