Laurence Hall to Box Labor Day Open at Everett
Laurence Hall bantamweight champion of the Midwest agrees to meet any bantamweight in the country in an open air four round bout at Everett on Labor Day afternoon. He posts a $100 side bet and notes his past fights with top bantams including Young Fitzgerald and Kid Herman.
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Portland
Tam
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Kid Herman
Peanuts” Schribel
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Rock Island
New York
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Brooklyn
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St. Joseph
No More Anxiety Insurance Title Insight
A quotation from the Boston Courier highlights how title insurance eases worry by offering reliable protection against title defects and related disputes. The statement emphasizes confidence and peace of mind for property buyers and owners.
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Boston Courier
Washington Title Insurance Company Public Offer
The Washington Title Insurance Company offers the fastest and most economical title proof system with expert examiners and attorneys, access to King County's only complete abstract plants, and the only contract of indemnity in case of error or loss authorized by Washington state.
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Washington Title Insurance Company
King County
State of Washington
Eldred to Get Spring Tryout with Chicago White Sox
The Chicago White Sox plan a spring trial for Brick Eldred the Seattle outfielder. President Dugdale of the local Northwestern league club confirms the move with details that include a potential purchase by the Sox and an option held by the Giants. Eldred arrived here from Salt Lake in exchange for Frank Guigni who has since rejoined the league with Butte.
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Seattle
Dugdale
Sox
Giants
Salt Lake
Frank Guigni
Guigni
Butte
Johnny Coulon Advises Eddie Campi on Kilbane
The article notes Johnny Coulon warns Eddie Campi to keep away from Johnny Kilbane. It praises Coulon as a great battler, capable of heavy punches, while highlighting Campi seeking guidance in Frisco town. Also mentions Jim Healey’s rising form and Tommy Burns denying a comeback after a noted decline.
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Eddie Campi
Frisco
Johnny Kilbane
Eddie
Boy
Johnny
Conlon
Tommy Burns
Tommy
Stallings Uses Mind Power To Drive Braves Toward Pennant
The Braves under George Stallings rely on mental training and the morning brain meetings to shape the team for the season. He emphasizes attitude over physical conditioning and believes daily councils of war boost performance. The approach echoes 1914 champions as Brooklyn Dodgers pace tight race.
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Back Bay Machine
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Detroit
Conte Mack
Branch Rickey
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Branch
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Californians Lead Early In Northwest Tennis Tourney
The California contingent and Seattle favorites opened strong in the Blakistone field meet. Results include Chamberlain over B F Williams 4-2 and Shannon over Sanders 6-4, with many matches decided by defaults and tight sets. A local scout for the Chicago Cubs, Tom O Hara, visited the park.
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Auto Drivers Race Pike's Peak for Hill Climb Record
About 20 famous auto speed kings enter cars for the race to the top of Pike's Peak in Colorado Springs. Competitors come from the East and West. Ralph Mulford plans to attempt a new world hill climbing record and has informed meet manager M. W. Colwell.
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Pike's Peak
Ralph Mulford
M. W. Colwell
Famous Racing Man to Again Display Colors on Track
New York August 8 Christy Sullivan a state senator from the Bowery for 20 years will again wear his famous white and green colors on New York race tracks within days. Sullivan left racing after Governor Hughes ended track betting years ago but plans a return this week.
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New York
Christy Sullivan
Bowery
Hughes
Sullivan
Players Default in Big Tennis Tourney
LAKE FORREST TL Aug 8 The Western lawn tennis play was marred yesterday by 33 defaults in the first two rounds. Among those who did not play was William Johnston.
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Lake Forrest
William Johnston
Fischer Brothers Win Ninth Caped Second Game 6 to 4
The Fischer Brothers baseball team beat Seattle Dry Dock Construction Co. 6 to 4 to take the second game of the series. Readers can find bargains on sashes doors windows and interior woodwork in the Star Want Ads miscellaneous column.
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Fischer Bros
Seattle Dry Dock & Construction Co
Star
Welsh bout with White eyed for Denver Labor Day
Charley White trains hard to challenge Freddie Welsh for the world title in Denver on Labor Day. Nate Lewis says Welsh can beat Leonard when in shape, and White could claim credit beating a live champion if successful. The piece also notes Yankees tough season and other baseball quips.
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Charley White
Freddie Welsh
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Denver
Leonard
Lewis
Freddy Welsh
Freddie
Yankees
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Australia
Connie Mack
Charles Weeghman
Tinker
Brooklyn
Failure to Hit Ball in Pinch Loses Game for Seattle Giants
In a Rainier valley tilt, Tacoma Bengals win 2 to 1 as Seattle Giants fail in late scoring chances. Key plays include Skeet Bigbee and Eddie Fries contributing for Tacoma, while Frank Nealey leads Seattle with half the team's hits. Dutch Mehlhaf is released by manager Russ Hall.
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Rainier Valley
Russ Hall
Tacoma Bengals
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Frank Nealey
Players Suspended for Fight in Major Leagues
Chicago reports Tommy Austin of the Browns and catcher Thomas of the Red Sox have been suspended for fighting.
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Tommy Austin
Browns
Catcher Thomas
Red Sox
Two Titles to Be Fought Tonight at Elks Mitt Show
Two title bouts headline the Elks club card in Seattle with Northwest lightweight and featherweight crowns on the line. Harry Anderson and George Ingle weigh 1235 pounds together for their bouts. Leo Houck vows 125 pounds for Joe Farrell. Chet Neff faces Harry Casey in a Tacoma lightweight clash as part of a five-bout program at 8:30 p.m. Manager Adams announces the event at Fourth and Spring.
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George Ingle
Leo Houck
Joe Farrell
Chet Neff
Harry Casey
Tacoma
Frank Burns
Pverett
Wagner
Adams
McGraw Hints At Possible Baseball Retirement
New York Aug 8 Giants manager John J McGraw refused to deny rumors he might retire at season’s end after twenty six years in uniform. He said a long career makes him think about quitting but nothing definite has been decided.
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Johna J. McGraw
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McGraw
Sports Wonder of South Dakota to Enter West Point
Vermillion South Dakota August 8 Gene Vidal sports wonder of the state in four branches football baseball basketball and track will enter West Point this fall he said today.
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South Dakota
West Point
Vermillion
Gene Vidal
Public Invitation to See Seattle Natatorium Pools
The Seattle Natatorium claims the most complete sanitary equipment among public baths in America. Every 3.5 hours the 266000 gallon pool is filtered and sterilized, and the public is invited to watch the emptying and refilling after 10:30 p.m. with no admission.
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Seattle Natatorium
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