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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
3
Weather disturb s the Northwestern league start with rain likely delaying games. Dugdale preaches indoor prep and players adjust to postponements. Roy Akin plans to report. Victoria fans disappointed. trade talk and lineup reshuffles noted for this season.
Brooklyna trainer known as the most useful man in baseball operates a field hospital at Hot Springs Arkansas tending to crippled players. The announcement comes from Hot Springs.
San Francisco reports high priced seats for the fight with Gleason and Rickard arranging lithographers and ticket certificates. On sale plans set for next Tuesday with $25 $20 and $15 certificates. bleacher seats to go on sale ten days before the bout as Sid Hester returns to coordinate Byrne Langford negotiations and Woodman potentials.
The arena design shows a 30 000 capacity current seating plan with potential to double. Ringside boxes cost 60 dollars, followed by 30 dollar seats and two tiers of 25 and 15 dollars. Outer rings are 10 and 5 dollars.
Willie Hoppe and Ora Morning Star, premier billiards stars, begin a four match exhibition series at the hall today and tomorrow. The event promises substantial winnings in afternoon and evening sessions as the top players display precision and skill.
The report discusses top form of two players on a tour, mentions issues with railroad ticket offices and scalpers, and hints at plans for a Johnson Jeffries seat fight while noting Georgia liquor stories and other scattered notes about competitors and matchups.
Chicago reports detail Jack Johnson's right uppercut as the decisive punch in his fights. The piece explains how Johnson uses the blow to the chin with precision, noting its effect against Monte Cutler and its potential impact on a rematch with Jeffries.
Wet weather and a cold north wind kept many anglers home as only a few hardy boats braved Green River and nearby streams. Howard and Zed Sexton of Seattle returned with amess of trout while Hood's Canal runs were poor due to high waters. locals expect better days ahead for stories next year.
Tip Wright lauds Johnny Kilbane as a fast clever featherweight with rising potential. Kilbane’s Boston bout against Bobby Tickle earns praise and speculation he will headline in New York proving a top challenger to Abe Attell.
Benton Harbor report asserts champion Jock Johnson will train under Tommy Ryan to face Jim Jeffries. Johnson’s camp will be led by Ryan from June 1 with no interference, aiming to sharpen Johnson’s crouch and endurance for a long, decisive bout.
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