Turfs To Play Collegians In Late Season Tilt
Weather permitting the Turks face the Collegians this afternoon in Seattle. Coach Dode Brinker steers a fast Seattle varsity promising a lively game with Gus Thompson Joe Seaton Hendrix and Joss in good form. Cohn and Schmutz report strong training and Tacoma fans await two teams and a Cubs Tigers clash next Sunday at the league ball grounds.
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Seattle
Dode Brinker
Mike
Gus Thompson
Joe Seaton
Hendrix
Joss
Colts
Emil Frisk
Tacoma
Joe Dryer
Cuba
Coast League Scores and Players Named
At Sacramento RH Biwe keeved six six six and seven three. Del Nagies six and at San Francisco UES tenet Kew Batterton Wille and William Spiewnan. At Los Angeles RH E Vor revived meted av coke nine. Pope ince tess ceest. IBS Batteries oe and Brown Krapp and G Pinher. Umpire McGreevy.
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Krapp
G. Pinher
McGreevy
Jeffries Training Camp Nearing Completion at Rowardennan
Santa Cruz April 6 Jeffries camp at Rowardennan nears completion with outdoor handball court club rooms and a gym. The setup includes swimming and rowing as Jeffries prepares for three months of training before Gotch Corbett and others arrive for intense sessions. The San Lorenzo river is dammed to deepen the camp pool and the road and mountain trails provide easy access for conditioning. Jeffries plans mountain climbing and rowing in early weeks before heavier work begins.
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Ringster
My United
Santa Cruz
Jim Jeffries
Rowardennan
Worl
Jeffries
San Lorenzo
Prank Gotch
Jim Corbett
Santa Cres
Eastern judge sought for Beattie Kennet Club dog show
The Beattie Kennet Club plans a beach show at Mam moth rink May 4 5 6 and 7 with Eastern authority George Thames of Hamilton Ontario as lead judge. Local entrants include bulldogs and entries from British Columbia and Tacoma. A chamber meeting will discuss the poison menace and a $160 reward is offered for conviction of the dog poisoner.
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Mammoth Rink
Mey
George
Thames
Hamilton
Mase
Jules Redelsheimer
Thomas
British Columbia
Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce
Kennel Club
Fight Talk Turns To Temptations In Boxing Camp
The report describes fighter Wolgast admitting to friends that temptations while traveling abroad have led to a gay life and personal struggles. It notes his manager Tom Jones may face decisions as the situation unfolds in a troubling, unclear sequence.
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Tani Tnit S
Ike
Pilteburg
Wolgast
Tom Jones
Papke to Fight Klaus in San Francisco May 14
Billy Papke will meet Frank Klaus in San Francisco on May 14, promoter James Coffroth announced after negotiations. The winner is to challenge Ketchel for the middleweight title in early July, with Ed Papke confirming the plans.
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United Press
Kewanee
Billy Papke
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Ed Papke
Billy
James Coffroth
Papke
Ketchel
Racing Season Extended by California Jockey Club
In Emeryville on April 6 racegoers learned President Tom Williams announced the season would run to June 4, instead of May 5. Horsemen anticipated the extension after a supreme court ruling allowing stakes betting. The decision boosted betting activity and attendance as races will occur six days a week until the close.
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Tom Williams
California Jockey Club
Supreme Court
Muddy streams still bother anglers this trout season
Openers report poor conditions with high cold waters and muddy rivers. Green, Rhykomish, Lilitawap, Duesewallip, Tet and Cedar rivers fall short of expectations while Tait Creek draws attention for easy wading as anglers hope for seasonal improvement.
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Cedar River
Portland Fight Stopped by Police Intercession
Jockey Pennett and Jimmy Carroll of San Francisco battled to a lively 10 round draw before the Oregon Athletic Club crowd. Jimmy Fitten and Danny Kirten also boxed ten rounds with Fitten praised for his craft. The Lassard Taylor bout was halted in the second round after blood flowed from Lassard’s eye. police stopped the ring as the crowd surged. Bennett pressed Carroll in the main event, but Carroll repelled his telegraphed leads with speed and precision.
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Ore
Pennett
Jimmy Carroll
San Francisco
Oregon Athletic Club
Jimmy Fitten
Oakland
Danny Kirten
Jimmy
Clase
Taylor
Owings
Carroll
Bennetts
Sluggers Touched by Slump as Spring Camps Open
Fiverybody notes players show power at training camps but even top slugging comes with a risk of slumps. When pitchers shake out the kinks and pennant races heat up, many hitters slip back to weaker form, a familiar pattern in baseball.
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Fiverybody
Johnson
Sam Pitepatrick
Jeffries
Sam
I want present standard of game maintained against syndicate baseball
August Herrmann chairman of the National Baseball Commission argues for maintaining the game's integrity. He condemns gambling-tinged syndicate baseball and supports strong legislation to prevent one man owning multiple clubs. He cites past punishments for bribery and urges public trust in the sport.
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Kansas City
Louteville
American Association
Siwayr
Moran and Papke loom in Bay area boxing gossip
Ringsider notes Moran may face Jim Griffin’s club later this month while Papke returns from Europe to an expected Bay Area bout scene. Sullivan dominates Burke in New York with a brutal ten rounds as Barna’s arrival stirs local promoters and Coffroth fights remain unsettled before San Mateo officials.
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Owen Moran
Tommy My
Jim Griffin
Pagiehman
Abe Attell
New York
McCarthy
Moran
Rendy
Jack Twin Sullivan
Sailor Burke
Billy Papke
Europe
Papke
Burke
Sullivan
Gotham Sports
Jack
Ufe
Jim Corbett Knocked Out by the Blarney
James Corbett linked to forming Jeffries training camp at Santa Cruz California in the mid June period amid boxing developments and shifting training alliances.
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Jim Corbett
Tall Phillies pitcher Troy and the eight foot four inch feat
A Philadelphia recruit known as Troy, one of baseball’s tallest players at six five, amazed a guest at the inn by extending his reach to 100 inches. The guest, much shorter, stood on a chair as Troy added more height, proving the height difference in a humorous inches race. The piece also relays excerpts from Corbett’s travel notes highlighting Irish hospitality in Dublin and a taxi interaction.
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Philadelphia
Iney Inn
Phillies
Roy
eBride
Dublin
Orbett
Mr. Corbett
America
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