Chance Now to Organize Boxing
York April 22 United States army teaching soldiers boxing principles to counter German foes spurs renewed effort to form a national boxing association. Prominent promoter from Milwaukee urges promoters to join with Andrews to govern bouts, weights, and suspensions, arguing clean sport requires unified rules and publicity control.
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Shipbuilders and Goes Walk Over the Giants
BM Leard's Giants were humiliated 8 to 2 Sunday by the Duthie training station. The Giants' infield resembled a patchwork, with Ed Pleton pitching for the first time this season. Downey and Leard struggled in the infield as Seattle's Duthie club built early runs and pounded 15 hits. Despite the defeat, Leard remains hopeful as infield problems are being ironed out.
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Young
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Tigers
Pat Eastley
Tacomaha
Tacoma Ship Workers Force Out Riveter After Bond Remarks
In Tacoma April 22, workers at Todd Dry Dock & Construction tied riveter A A Gray to a rail and forced him from the yard after he allegedly made derogatory remarks about Liberty Bonds. He was daubed with paints by the crew.
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Todd Dry Dock & Construction Company
A. A. Gray
Gray
May draft women in England for war duty
London April 22 The military service act may be extended to unmarried women between 19 and 20 for work of national importance. Sir William James Pull has given notice that he will submit a resolution to that effect before the house of commons.
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London
William James Pull
House of Commons
Kindergarten opened by Mrs Wilde Jones on Eighth Ave
Mrs Wilde Jones opens a new kindergarten at 2124 Eighth Ave W offering children stories music flowers and playthings. The facility aims to provide a rich imaginative environment for early learning and play.
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Eighth Ave
Class Crews Set To Row At U Thursday
University of Washington crews prepare for annual Lake Union races on Thursday amid limited material and uneven freshman turnout. Fresh eight led by Walter Northfield, with junior sophomores featuring coxswain Steele Lindsay and stroke Byron Foreman, line up against rivals as coaches expect a hard race. Coach Van derveer seeks larger turnout, currently about 12 men competing for places.
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University of Washington
Lake Union
Walter Northfield
Steele Lindsay
Byron Foreman
Earl Gunther
Dave Kronfield
Harry Kronfield
LeRoy Burquet
Cecil Willis
Dave Haldwin
Bob Shaferbow
Vanderveer
Handball Endorsed by Margaret Illington for Girls
Actress Margaret Illington urges women to play handball to improve nerves, temper, digestion, and thinking. She claims outdoor exercise, ownership of a mountain court, and daily play at home with her husband Bowles boost health and happiness, even advising wives to persuade husbands through improved fitness.
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Catakille
Tacoma wins gun club shoot at Tacoma Gun Club
Tacoma won first in the team race of the Northwest Washington Trapshooters league at the Tacoma Gun Club with 470. Green Lake placed second and Seattle Trapshooters third. J. D. Couta of Tacoma was high amateur, W. H. Carstens second, William Anderson of Bellingham and R. B. Searle tied for third, with Anderson winning the trophy in a shoot-off. L. H. Reid led as professional.
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Northwest Washington Trapshooters
Green Lake Club
Seattle Trapshooters
J. D. Couta
W. H. Carstens
William Anderson
Bellingham
Searle
Anderson
L. H. Reid
Tennis Club Courts Ready for Practice in 10 Days
Active play on the Queen Anne Tennis Club courts will begin within 10 days. Nelson Anderson, president, ordered immediate preparation so practice can start. Several tournaments are planned for the season.
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Queen Anne Tennis Club
Nelson Anderson
Green Lake Suckers Removal Debated By Sportsman Group
The Sportsman association considers methods to rid Green Lake of suckers and ducks to enable stocking with young trout. The group is expanding and gaining interest. A club banquet is planned for May 15.
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Green Lake
Sportsman's Association
Spring Football Practice At University Campus
Football practice continues in spring sunshine at the University of Washington under Coach Claude J. Hunt. Jimny Gillaly and Theisen, former letter men, assist Hunt and are expected to return to school next fall.
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University of Washington
Claude J. Hunt
Jimny Gillaly
Theisen
Hunt
Mickey King Sets Ambitious Schedule for Coast Title Bid
Mickey King plans rapid travel next week meeting Marty Farrell in Portland on Wednesday for the middleweight Coast championship and then facing Frank Farmer in Seattle on Tuesday. King, who stopped Jack Clifford while 20 pounds under, believes he can beat Farmer and Farrell.
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Marty Farrell
Speedy New Yorker
Portland
Frank Farmer
Seattle
Farrell
Rose City
Jack Clifford
King
Farmer
Freshmen at U. of W. seek paid athletic coach
University of Washington freed men petition for a paid coach to run athletic activities since they are barred from collegiate athletics yet maintain their own schedule. Meanwhile Seattle Golf and Country club players plan a Beacon Hill course return match with Jefferson clubbers, after a 28 to 26 loss at the Country club last week.
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University of Washington Freedmen
Seattle
Market report misaligned with vegetable and fruit prices
Wholesale price list shows varied commodities including flour alfalfa meal hay bran fish meal corn cracked corn and coconut meal. Includes several animal feeds and grains with per unit pricing and scattered vendor references, but the OCR text is garbled and inconsistent.
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Vagee
Aluminum Plates Claim Absolute Perfection After Research
The article notes a switch from heavy metal plates to aluminum after years of study and experimentation. It emphasizes aluminum as an affordable, sanitary, lightweight alternative, promising an absolutely perfect final product.
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