Robins Star Cadorete Coombs Impress in Exhibition
Hot Springs Arkansas April 2 The Robins pitchers stole the show in an exhibition against the Red Sox Jack Coombs delivered four innings of two hit ball including a home run and Cadore a rookie right handed hurler impressed with calm delivery and a solid arm Cadore with control and variety kept the visitors at bay as the veterans and newcomers matched cool steady pitching against their former World Series opponents
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Hot Springs
Ark
Robins
Red Sox
Jack Coombs
Coombs
Iron Man
Robinson
Cadore
Brooklin
Big Ote Breaks Into Big Show With Class
In Oklahoma City on April 2 the Chicago Cubs defeated the local team 22 to 2, but the crowd cheered as Big Ote Bruckar debuted on the payroll, signaling a notable breakthrough in his career with the club.
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Big Ote
Big
Oklahoma City
Chicago Cubs
Bruckar
Jack White Hurt in Ring and Loses Mix
Chicago lightweight Jack White broke his hand in the 14th round against Joe Galindo in Mexicali and was forced to quit a scheduled 25 round bout Saturday. The injury ended the fight early and left Galindo the winner.
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Jack White
Mix
Mexicali
Chicago
Joe Galindo
Temperamental Ty Cobb to Stay With Giants Tigers
Ty Cobb has decided to remain and assist the Giants and Tigers in their exhibition series after threatening to leave the team. His absence would have canceled the series, but he will stay to help complete the games in Dallas on April 2.
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Dallas
Tex
Ty Cobb
Giants
Tigers
Herzog
Eight hundred fans shiver as Cubs rout Bears 10–0
In Denver on April 2 the crowd endured cold as Cub rookies defeated the Denver Bears ten to zero in the opener. The icicle encrusted grandstand hosted about eight hundred loyal spectators.
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Denver
Cub
Denver Bears
Brinker struggles as UW faces Vancouver series
University of Washington's baseball squad, left to Vancouver for a four game set with Bob Brown's Canucks, plans announced Tuesday. Brinker undecided on final travel roster. infield listed with key veterans, outfield contenders jockey for spots, and coach praises Beem's fielding while noting light hitting overall.
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Vancouver
Bob Brown
Dode Brinker
Brinker
Ross Wil
Altho Ralph Smith
Roy Taylor
Varsity Nine
Fulton to Face Morris in Gotham Title Reach Bid
Fred Fulton meets Carl Morris this week in New York in a scheduled ten round bout. The result could determine if Fulton earns a shot at Jess Willard. Morris claims a knockout win in their first meeting, Fulton contends he was counted out too quickly. If Fulton wins, he advances toward challenging Willard with Curley hinting at Willard ringside support.
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New York
Fred Fulton
Jess Willard
White Hope
Carl Morris
Fulton
Morris
Oklahoma
Willard
Jim Coffey
Frank Moran
Crowna
Jack Curley
Joan Willard
Dick Wells Seeks Rematch After City Stopover
Cincinnati boxer Dick Wells arrived from Wallace Idaho and watched Ray Campbell defeat Sid Mitchell Friday night. Wells, who has fought Mitchell, is eager to square off with Campbell in the near future.
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Cincinnati
Wallace
Idaho
Ray Campbell
Sid Mitchell
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Wells
Mitchell
Campbell
Leo Houck Faces Ray Kirke in Los Angeles Lightweight Clash
Seattle lightweight Leo Houck reports from Los Angeles that he will box Ray Kirke, an Eastern lightweight, tomorrow night in the Southern city, replacing originally chosen opponent Young Ketchell.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Ray Kirke
Young Ketchell
Sailor Kirke to Box Wallace in Denver Fight
Otto Wallace of Milwaukee trains for a 15 round lightweight bout against Sailor Kirke of California at the National Athletic club in Denver tonight.
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Wallace
Denver
Otto Wallace
Milwaukee
California
National Athletic Club
Washington oarsmen begin estuary workouts for big regatta
University of Washington oarsmen started first workouts on Oakland estuary in Berkeley to prep for the April 14 Washington California Stanford regatta. Coach Conk Bear led 20 men with 11 in varsity crew arriving aboard the Governor Sunday.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of Washington
Oakland
Leard and 12 Players Arrive in Seattle for Training
Seattle manager Bill Leard will lead a 12 man squad to Seattle this afternoon aboard the S S Presi dent for training starting Tuesday at Dugdale manor in Rainier valley. The group arrives late today and begins practice soon after.
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Seattle
12 Strong
S&s
Dugdale Manor
Rainier Valley
Val Sontag and Earl Baird Set for A. A. U. Boxing
Val Sontag former amateur middleweight champion teams with Earl Baird in a Seattle linked entry for the national A. A. U. championships in Boston. Baird, a crack 125 pounder, is scheduled to box tonight while Sontag now boxes in New York and will accompany Baird.
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Seattle
Boston
Val Sontag
New York
Baird
Skinner & Eddy Defeat Dry Docks 1–0 in Rain
Skinner and Eddy edged Seattle Construction and Dry Dock 1 to 0 as the stormy season end came on Sunday. The match ended in rain with Skinner and Eddy claiming the victory.
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Skinner & Eddy
Seattle Construction and Dry Dock
Jones and Fleming Lead Harbor Island Trap Shoot
Hugh Fleming and Pd Jones topped Harbor Island traps with 48 of 69. Fleming led the 100 target event with 96 of 100.
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Pd Jones
Harbor Island
Fleming
Dobie Leaves for Detroit U of D Football Job
Gilmour Dobie former U of W coach packed up his record and boarded a train to Detroit Michigan He will coach the University of Detroit football Huskies this year The Dobie led team has not yet lost a game.
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U. of W
Detroit
Mich
University of Detroit
Dobie
Three Tie for First at Green Lake Trap Club
Geo, Scripture, C. W. Bandy and W. B. Taft led at the Green Lake traps Sunday with 47 of 50 targets. Scripture also headed the 100 target event by hitting 93.
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C. W. Bandy
W. B. Taft
Green Lake
Scripture
Fishermen Flock to First Trip Despite Bad Weather
Hundreds of anglers left Seattle on Sunday morning for preferred fishing holes. River conditions due to bad weather limited reports of large catches, but participants still turned out in strong numbers for the opening trip.
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Seattle
William Leard Returns as Seattle Giants Manager
Edward Hills notes William Leard once dubbed Bad Bill by Pacific Coast League crowds has come back to Seattle as Giants manager, bringing recent calm and sharp leadership. The column also touches on boxing figures Ad Wolgast, Mouff Bronson, and local bouts, plus Henry Gleason returning to Beattie and plans for upcoming shows.
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William Leard
Seattle
Bill
Beattie
D. E. Dugdale
Giants
Haynes Repair Ad Urges Watchowners to Online Service
Advertisement promotes online watch repairs at Haynes with a nod to Liberty theatre as a tag line. The brief copy suggests immediate access to repair services and emphasizes convenience for customers seeking quick fixes.
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Haynes
Liberty Theatre
Classy Unies to Be Wported by Beavers This Baseball Year
Vancouver Beavers plan new gray road uniforms with red trim and a red V on the left breast for away games, white home uniforms trimmed in red with a red V on the chest, and gray coats with red trim. Caps, stockings, and belts will match each livery. Byron Houck has Beavers players in new apparel.
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Vancouver Baseball Club
Bob Brown
Seattle
Canucks
Market Report Prices for Fresh Produce and Grains
A lengthy market list shows per crate and per pound prices for vegetables like cabbage carrots cauliflower celery corn and peppers plus dairy items batter eggs cheese and various meats. It also lists wholesale prices for alfalfa Timothy wheat and other feeds with regional references to Washington Oregon California and Eastern Washington markets.
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Oregon
Baseball Results From St Louis and Other Cities
Rain interrupted several games as rain affected schedules across leagues. Scores include Americans 6 over Nationals in six innings at St Louis, and 10 innings in Fort Worth where Chicago Americans defeated a Texas league club. Other matches were postponed due to rain.
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Nationals
Kansas
Ciity
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Brooklyn Nationals
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Washington
Americans
Cincinnati Nationals
Fort Worth
Chicago Americans
Ee Nationals
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Second Hockey Melee on Tonight in South
SAN FRANCISCO April 2 The second post season hockey game between the Montreal Canadiens and the Seattle Metropolitans will be held at the Winter Garden tonight. If Montreal repeats last Friday night’s win it will take down 60 percent of a $5,000 purse for the series.
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Sally Salvatore
San Francisco
Joe Flanigan
Joe
Mouff
Seattle
Eddie Pinkman
Portland
Montreal Les Canadiens
Seattle Metropolitans
Winter Garden
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Wrestling match to be staged Thursday in Bellingham
One of the best wrestling matches ever made in Bellingham will take place Thursday as M. Holjer, light heavyweight champion of the Northwest, meets OC Terry, Canada’s light heavyweight champion. The bout promises a high level of skill and intense rivalry between the two titleholders.
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M. Holjer
N. W
Terry
Canada
Snowy Baker Debuts New Boxing Class
Australian promoter Snowy Baker promotes a new boxer class called grease spots weighing about 76 pounds. The remark hints at future, unusual development with boxers emerging from incubators.
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Snowy” Baker
Snowy
Shell McCool Debuts in Seattle Arena Fight Card
Shell McCool, the Portland featherweight, makes his Seattle debut Friday night at the Arena against Ear Con ner of Tacoma. The Metropolitan Lumbermen's club presents the show with Chet McIntyre vs Willie Meehan and Sammy Good vs Geo Ingle as the double main event. Special summer prices announced by Secretary Culver.
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Beattie
Gleason
Chet MelIntyre
Chet
Willie Meehan
San Francisco
Metropolitan Lumber
Sammy Good
Seattle
Willie Hoppe
George Ingle
Shell McCool
Portland
Ear Conner
Tacoma
McCool
Geo. Ingle
Culver
Former Seattle Maid Sets Three World Records in Oakland
Frances Cowells, a former Seattle girl swimmer, established three world records in Oakland California on Saturday. She clocked 6 44 45 for the 440 yard, 4 34 for the 300 yard, and 2 55 for the 200 yard events.
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Frances Cowells
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Oakland
Cal
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