Mascott Wins Narrow Decision Over Ertle in Ring Battle
Billy Mascott, Coast champion, took a four round decision over Mike Ertle in a tight main event at the Arena. The bout was even from start to finish with Ertle slipping from the ring in round four after Mascott pressed the action. Eddie Jackson drew with Frankie Malone in the semi windup after a strong finish by Jackson. Val Sontag beat Red Henry in the third bout, while Harry Mansell proved game against Danny Petwarda despite a third round knockdown. Sailor Kei Vincent defeated Mick Brown in the opener. Pat Scott refereed with Charley Davie and Harry Warburton judging.
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Leo H. Lassen
Mike Ertle
St. Paul
Gong
Mascott
Ertle
Ertie
Manta Claus
Eddie Jackson
Jackson
Frankie Malone
Eddie
Malone
Val Sontag
Red Henry
Bremerton
Val
Red
Butcher Battler
Henry
Mansell
Harry Mansel
Danny Petwarda
Miller
Oakland
Edwards
Harry
Edward
Kei Vincent
Mick Brown
Pat Scott
Charley Davie
Harry Warburton
Boxing card features Reed versus Kapensin in Tecoma clash
Frenk Farmer and Kapensin logger refuse to fight Bill Reed in Tecoma as Reed meets Sped the San Francisco middleweight. Reed holds a likely 20 point edge and avoid KD style. Murphy draws Farmer in recent bout. Eddie Shannon faces Ever Hammer in Portland while Griffithea meets Billy Shade next week. Ridley and Walker set 135 pound bout after Ridley’s decision over Vierra.
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Frenk Farmer
Kapensin
Bill Reed
Reed
San Francisco
Ewey
Merphy Feeght
Farmer
Johnny Griffithea
Billy Shade
Griffiths
Rhade
Rod Ridley
Seattle
Pantarm
Vierra
Oakland
Oak
al Walker
Ridhey
Boldt's Pastry and Coffee Cake Adored by Locals
A casual note extols Boldt's French Pastry and Coffee Cake, praising its flavor and popularity among residents who frequent the shop for a sweet break. The piece centers on appreciation rather than a news event.
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Boldt
Joes and Joes Key Toledo Hens For 1919 Season
The Toledo Mud Hens build around outfielder Joe Wilholt who set the world record with 69 consecutive hits last season for Wichita. Manager Roger Branahan eyes two Joes in the outfield with Joe Wilholt and Joe Kelly, while Al Wickland and Ray Fox join a loaded lineup. The pitching staff led by Alex McColl and Neal Brady aims to push Toledo to a strong campaign, with Beall McGuire and Beall competing for infield spots and Louis Malone arriving from Brooklyn seeking a big year.
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Kinky
Joe Wilholt
Wichita
Jos
Witholt
Joe
Withalt
Toledo
Roger Breanahan
Joe Kelly
al Wickland
Ray Fox
Detroit
Louis Malone
Brooklyn
Roger Han
George Beall
Wacker
Johnny Jones
Frank McGuire
Art Kores
Louinville
Bill Thompson
Norman McNell
Mike Kelly
Alex McColl
Neal Brady
Lute Nelson
Sterling Stryker
Gene Dubuc
Jimmy Middleton
Tom Hickey
Roger
Baseball Application for Franchise in The Star City League
A baseball team applies for franchise status in The Star city baseball league. The manager files the application with league officials seeking entry to the competition.
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Star City Baseball League
Star Ball League Seeks Pitchers for Coming Season
Pitchers are in high demand as Star League managers seek hurlers for the summer. Players should submit name class phone and address to The Star sporting editor. entries close April 24. Season starts May 2 with junior and senior divisions. junior teams must use players under 22.
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Star League
Star
The
Star Now
Star Sports
Toledo and Lockport boxers fight ten rounds in Erie
Eddie Ketch ell of Toledo and Dick Loadman of Lockport fought ten hard rounds in Erie. Loadman was given a slight shade on points after the close of the bout.
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Erif
Eddie Ketchell
Toledo
Dick Loadman
Lockport
N. Y
Loadman
Giants Return to San Antonio If City Funds Clubhouse Expansion
The New York Giants plan to train in San Antonio again next spring pending city support. The club requests a 50 foot clubhouse extension, additional showers, hot water, and rubbing tables for their facilities.
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San Antonio
Tex
New York Gianta
City of the Alamo
Breana Han Spends 18000 On Mud Hens For Toledo Bid
Paducah Ky Roger Breana han is spending on a Toledo baseball venture. He has invested 18000 to acquire new Mud Hens players since last season and remains willing to fund more if suitable talent becomes available.
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Paducah
Roger Breanahan
Toledo
Studio roadwork chase for Benny Leonard echoing Dundee feud
Billy Gibson mocks Johnny Dundee prediction that Benny Leonard will grow slow and fat. Leonard is seen doing road work to and from the studio daily, a joke that underscores his tough training and public image.
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Studio
Angeles
Billy Gibson
Johnny Dundee
Benny Leonard
Benny
Scott Perry Strikes Out Babe Ruth in Opening Game
In Philadelphia on April 15 Scott Perry, Athletics star right-hander, struck out Babe Ruth on his second at bat in the third inning of the season opener. Ruth had fouled and then missed Perry’s fastball before the strikeout. A list of fans who correctly predicted Ruth’s first strikeout earned two Coast League game tickets. Ruth’s error earlier in the eighth helped cost the Yankees the game.
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Babe” Ruth
Ruth
Scott Perry
Athletics
Babe
Perry
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Walker
Griffin
Joe Dugan
Dugan
Hob Bhankey
Dogrone
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Firet
Robert Merrick
Lao Parchem
W. Beth
Marence Peter. Com
Fit
David Niedty
M. Broadway
W. MM. Maley
Lae Fox
Tie Ave
Eémond Cuseac
Ieeageah
G. Lt
Hremerton
Elmer Beheen
Marenne Bird
Claude Savage
Hou
Edmonds
Wash
Irwin Faretad
W. Bind
LM Sparkman
Howe
Karl Swen
Eve
A. J. Wiewens
Weetlake
Clifford Hangmore
Greenwood
Alfred Bundgulet
Guy Mammond
California Ave
Nichardson
Crockett Pt
F. G. Steves
Moore Club
C. Hirech
W. O Huerton
11Th Ave
W. Newell
16Th Ave
W. Ben Petry
Virginie
Room
Kenneth Walker
Terry Ave
Ira Hoffman
Woodinvilla
Redmond Kelly
Everett
A. EB. Bil
23Rd Ave
Ruth Achenbach
Sixth Ave
Charley Achenbach
G. T. Wake, Jr
Dawron
Frank B. Rae
Madison St
F. Stockwell
Charleston
Rain Causes Postponement in Coast League Game
Rain postponed three Coast League games as Seattle and Salt Lake pursued a series with the Smwashes and Bees. Beaties pitched and hitters powered early in others, while Frank Baker reportedly plans a return to third base for the Yankees after talks with Manager Huggins.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Seattle
Salt Lake
Smwashes
Bees
Geary
Stroud
Baum
New York
Frank Baker
Yankees
Philadelphia
Huggins
Majors Roundup Ballpark Bumbles and Surprising Wins
Babe Ruth misplayed a fly as the Athletica beat the Y Es 2 to 1. Eddie Ayres earned his first major league win for the Shraves by defeating the Giants 4. Walter Reuther pitched well in a 7 to 4 victory over the Cubs. White Sox edged Tigers 3 to 2 in 11 innings. Pirates beat Cardinals 10 to 4 as George Gibson debuted as manager. Dodgers under Uncle Wilbert Robinson won 9 to 2 over the Phillies.
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Babe Ruth
Athletica
Eddie Ayres
Brown Unniversity
Shraves
Giants
White Sox
Tigers
The
Pirates
George Gibson
Cardinals
Wilbert Robinson
Dodgers
Greater
New York
Phillies
Milwaukee Panthers add Brazilian-born rookie Steve Cosington
The Milwaukee Panthers feature a rookie outfielder, Steve Cosington, born in Brazil. He arrived in the United States fluent in Spanish, then learned English and now has forgotten Spanish.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Panthers
Steve Cosington
Brazil
United States
Paducah player ends 69 game streak after photo incident
Paducah sports report notes that Joe Wilhoit, who had played in 69 straight games last season, allowed a photographer’s intrusion to trigger a slump as he went hitless after a morning lapse.
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Paducah
Joe Wilhoit
Seattle Pin Men Lead Five-Man Bowling League
Denby Truck 178 Pope Sibley’s five man team leads the Pacific Inter Bowling Congress as Seattle’s five are in front with Aberdeen Spokane Vancouver and others ready to challenge. W C Strong tops singles while Stiles and Strong lead doubles as California teams prepare for day and night sessions. Purses total about 436 dollars with Pimlico and Havre de Grace on the schedule.
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Pope-Sibley
Pacific Inter
Seattle
Aberdeen
Spokane
Vancouver
B. C
Tacoma
Bingham
FE. N. Brooks
W. C. Strong
Stiles
Strong
California
OPA
Maryland
Bowie
Havre de Grace
Pimlico
Louis Sidelsky
Imperial Tailoring Company
Sidelsky
the Star
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