Australian Thrown Puncher Jim Tracy Seeks Dempsey Match
Australian heavyweight Jim Tracy, 24, 6 feet 3 inches, 210 pounds, recently arrived in America. He aims to fight his way to a Dempsey bout, believing his size matches the champion and that success in upcoming bouts will draw Dempsey's attention. Tracy began boxing at 15 and rose through all classes, winning the 1920 Reneene title in Australia and returning from a four month trek on foot from Rockhampton to reach the sport's frontier.
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Billy Evans
Jim Tracey
Australia
Tracey
Jack Dempsey
America
Dempsey
Albert Lloyd
Johannesburg
South Africa
Kimberley
Rockampton
Queensland
Seattle Drops a Couple in Sacramento Doubleheader
Seattle Beattie pitching, Vean Gregg loses game one as Sacramento wins 3 0 in the afternoon tilt. Stubby Mack errs by throwing wildly to first with a runner on third, sealing defeat for the Indians. The Seattle club underperforms vs preseason expectations with infield woes sinking them.
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Sacramento
Vean Gregg
Beatie Ball Club
Gregg
Stubby Mack
Indians
Seattle
Indiana
Beartte
AB. R
McNeeley
Compton
Orr
Wren
Cueto
Neely Stanege
Jaert
Custe
Sheehan
Basie
Ott
Grege
Fortrough
Rune Reapon
Marphy Barney
Adams
Mack
Pencer
Moth
Ore
Lanings
Beattie Sheee
Tery
Mack Ryan
Joln Dase
Bheehan Baefiflee
Orr Hasee
Fittery
Wits
Moilwite
Pitery
Adama
Winterazi
Finneran End Kunz
Bear Crew Set for Afternoon Practice on Lake Washington
California and Washington crews prepare for annual regatta Friday after two months of training. Washington weighs about three pounds more per man, with most rowers 1x shells except two sweeps Murphy and Tidmarek. Only two veterans remain from last season and coin toss will decide the coxswain between Russ Smyth and Don Grant.
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Harold Marquis
California
Bears
Lake Washington
Washington
Murphy
Tidmarek
Bruin
Oakland
Russ Smyth
Don Grant
B&smyth
Grant
Fremont Cyclones edge Baker Wildcats in Star League thriller
Fremont Cyclones beat Baker Wildcats 5 to 4 in a Star Junior Baseball League clash at B F Day field. Pee Wee Dean delivered a decisive ninth inning triple scoring Sanderson for the winner. Jones, Mager, Johnson and Larson featured for Fremont as Mt Baker and Seattle Dye Works also posted wins in a busy Sunday slate.
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Mybody
B. F. Day
Baker Wildcats
Fremont Cyclones
Fremont
Pee Wee
Dean
Sanderson
Onion
McKinstry
Mr. Baker
Ed Jones
Johnny Mager
Kenny Johnson
Jones
Wildcats
Larson
Johnson
Kenny
Hart
Hyman
Mager
Brennigan
Allen McDonald
Dave
D. Boveil
Hutman
Sandstrom
Hie
Mt Baker
Braught
Braught Turned In A Ewell
D. Bovell
Infield Fly Rule Applies in Char Co Game at Walla Walla
The infield fly rule was invoked with bases loaded and fewer than two outs in a Char Co game at Walla Walla. The umpire ruled the baseman out on the play as the weather affected the field. The Columbia playfield saw the Zerosene Cubsliffsman Mer chante’s mix called off due to wet grounds. the latest score noted was 4 to 4.
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Lowe
Alway
Zerosene Cubsliffsman Merchante
Columbia
Dugan Predicts Signaling Will Fail for Batter
The article discusses whether knowing a pitcher’s delivery helps a batter and cites Connie Mack’s view that it is invaluable. It mentions Danny Murphy as the signals expert for the Athletics and Dave Keefe’s remarks about signals affecting Joe Louis in Boston and a hitter’s response to the pitcher’s move.
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Connie Mack
Mack
Danny Murphy
Athletics
Murphy
Dave Keefe
Cleveland
Keefe
Joe Luean
Boston
Joe
Dan
Seattle charter amendments proposed for May 1922 election
A long legal notice outlines several proposed amendments to the Seattle City Charter and related municipal measures. It includes resolutions to amend Article sections on taxation, public works, and the municipal railway system, with submission to Seattle voters on May 2, 1922.
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City of
Heattie
Beatie
Ald
City of Beattie
Seattle
My Council
Beattie
City Counell
Aid City
Qarerel
Theneral
Te Hel ' Me
Pas
Oy of
Department of Public Price
Department of Transportation
Superintendent of Transportation
Board of Public Works
Bny
Civil Service
Ee of Transportation
Neral
Relain
State of Washington
Notice to electors on May 2 1922 initiative measure
Notice to electors in the city directs a May 2 1922 vote to approve or reject Initiative Measure No. 83908. The measure proposes an ordinance relating to the city government.
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Humane Society
County Humane Society
Seattle
Joanty Hamane
Ton Goante
Kin County Society
Eaid Humane
Seat
King County Humane Society
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Pacific Coast League
Wea
San Francisco
Los Angeles
R. H. KB. Vernon
Crvecccsoees & i i
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Doyle
Love
Thomas
Baldwin
Vernon
Bhellenback
Hannah Crandall
Daly
Bear
Alten
Davie
Agnew
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Koehier
RFH
Geary
Kremer
Kaiser
Arnett
Portland Salt Lake
Louis Eeneewee
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
St. Loui
Cesee I
Harris
Perkins
Gleason
Charrity
Chicago
Oldham
Ehmke
Bassler
Faber and Schalk
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittebure
St. Louis
R. H. Er Chicabo
Soos
O'Farrell
Sherdel
Ainemith
Pitteburg
Cooper and Gooch
Tixey, Couch and Hargraves
Rudolph
Gody
Star League
Lee
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Washington Park
Seer
Mt Maker Cigar Co
Saule's
Fdowwaners
Mer Wet & Wheeler
Hillman Merchants
West Heatiie Dye Ao
V. West
NorthEnders Trim Mount Baker
We Seattle Dye Works
Wear & Wheeler Liberty Park
Hiawatha
Willis
Gorley
Live Works
Rnr
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Gowley and Carvill
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Corbett
Towman
H. E. Ham Aoma
Batterjee
Liowman
Gorman
McReynolds
Stahl
Mason
Ross Giants
West Woodland Merchants
R. H. KB. Weat Woodland
Lowry, Pfrankhouser and Shafer
Reed
Plant
Ashington Park
Asahi
Park Grounds
Park Boys
Nippeons
Matsuda
Mers
Matauda
Nagamine
Nimul
Butts and
Moody
Three Brothers Dye Works
Washington Laundry
Lincoln Park
Carl Roe
Laundry Boys
al Barbaris
Jury
Barberia
Manning
Putman
Speidel
Howenberg
RK . EK Washington Laundry Co
Patterioe
McCarthy, Haug
Powell
Noe
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Brown Brothers Hilliards & To
Walla Walla
Eddie O'Conner
Ora Bracken
Henry
S. Louie
F. D. Cleaners
Leary
Gaysales
Nullaby
Breen
Kelly
Elliott
Foster
Harness
Young
Lower Woodland Park
Green Lake Mt. Baker
Mt. Baker
Roeberteen
Wainsuae
Bererter. Co
Mace
McKinatry
Sandstrem
Ales McDonald
Janes
Job Neon
Hert
Ib Virmen
le Direonigen
Sven
Teeln
Dewbie Pler
Jehmeen
Alen McDoneld
Pareed Ball
Kenny Btroek
Iy Jomee
Randetrom
Pes
Bale
F Jones
Mandetrom
Rowell
Sandetrom
Marek
Tyree
Tims
van Craft
van Heusen
Phillips-Jones Corporation, Makers
Phillips-Jones Corporation
Broadway
Char Co
Dugan
Philp Tindall
H. W. Carroll
Y K. M. Strent
Senttle Star
Philip Tindall
H. Carroll
Cray
K. M. Street
Dramant
Ole O Nw Nou
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King County Society
Manter
Beattle
Ordl
Nance
Annance
King County “Mane Society
King County Humane Socret
Ing County Humane Society
King County Huemane Society
Mane County Humane Society
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