Heavyweight showdown eyed for Canton on Labor Day
Ed reports Labor Day in Canton will decide a bout between Carl Morris and Fred Fulton with the winner likely meeting Jess Willard next. Promoter Matt Hinkle says Willard remains unavailable for definite talks while awaiting season end, but speculation of a clash persists. Reputed bruisers Morris and Fulton tower over 450 pounds combined in a 24 foot ring as fans anticipate a shot at the title.
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Grand Ball Planned for Elks' Gymnasium
A grand ball is planned to celebrate the reopening of the Elks' club gymnasium on September 7. The event will feature several entertaining stunts inside the gym.
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Third Mix of Crucial Series Set
United Press reports the Red Sox and White Sox face a crucial third game as rain threats loom. Barry is expected to start Ruth after yesterday’s win, with Leonard or Rowland aiding the Sox. White Sox may counter with Williams or Scott as rain and darkness interruptions marred the previous games.
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Willie Ritchie Ready in Pink for Barrieau Bout
Oakland Aug 21 Willie Ritchie displayed his lean condition to friends to prove he is in prime shape for his four round bout with Frank Barrieau at Emeryville tomorrow night.
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White Sox Players Slated to Face Red Sox Struggle
White Sox hurlers appear shaky as the two clubs begin the second day of their series. If Russell or Benz falter, Dave Danforth, Williams, and Rowland’s staff may be called on. Ruth, Shore, Cobb, and others figure in varied assignments amid a crowded mound hunt.
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Kilty McJanett Joins Company C for Frontline Duty
Former University of Washington and Seattle catcher known as Kilty McJanett, who has played with the Buicks, is accepted by Company C California engineers and will depart soon for the front. He was a popular figure in local baseball circles.
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Rivers to Meet McCarthy in Four Round Fight
San Francisco authorities announce a four round boxing match between Joe Rivers and Johnny McCarthy set for Friday night at a local venue. The bout features two well known lightweights seeking a decisive early win.
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Butte Seeks a Coast League Club Entry
In San Francisco on August 21, Cliff McCain stated Lou Frank owner of the Butte club will guarantee $2,000 weekly to each Coast league team visiting Butte all season. Frank plans to present the proposal at the league's winter meeting.
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Mack Wins Grand Circuit Stake at Philadelphia Meet
Al Mack captured the Hellevue Stratford $3,000 stake in the Grand Circuit race meet in Philadelphia. Busy's Lassie was the favorite in the field yesterday.
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Managers McGraw and Mathewson Face Court Over Benefit Game
New York reports say John McGraw and Christy Mathewson of the Giants and Reds were taken to court to answer a charge of violating the law by staging a Sunday benefit game at the Polo Grounds.
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Tennis Entries Close for Seattle Net Tourney
Entries for the annual Seattle Tennis Club net tournament will close this evening. The state representatives have entered, signaling a competitive field for the event.
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Red McKee Rejoins Giants Adds Heroic Bases-Loaded Play
Red McKee, ex-Detroit catcher now backstop for San Francisco, stole third with the bases full in a recent game against Salt Lake. The notorious bone and Fred Merkle comparison heighten McKee’s rise as a fan favorite.
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Friendship Games Too Many in Big Leagues
The piece notes a general belief that both major league ball teams lack pep this season with players performing in an uninspiring manner and no specific reason offered for the dip in energy.
Billy Williams to Battle Jack Wagner in Vancouver
Northwest boxing rivals Billy Williams and Jack Wagner prepared for a ten round bout in Vancouver Washington on Friday night. The match headlines the local program as two seasoned professionals meet under United Press Leased Wire coverage.
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Local whimsy and sports musings echo in Seattle chatter
The column blends idle boasts and city gossip about Fred Fulton, Carl Morris, and boxing judges. It jests about spring predictions, dry Little Rock, and old boxing rivals while noting Eddie Pinkman's title as champion Russian dancer from Fort Worden.
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Troeh Sets Record at Windy City Shooting Meet
In Chicago the great American handicap tournament opens with Frank M. Troeh of Vancouver Washington posting 199 of 200 in the introductory event. Weather unsettled, crowds gather as events schedule doubles singles women and professional matches through the afternoon.
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Al Kaufman Turns to Movies After boxing Career
Al Kaufman, once seen as Johnson challenger, signs with Universal and joins a rough house entourage. Though out of boxing for years, he remains in peak shape at 6 feet 2 inches and 205 pounds unclothed.
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Niles Beats Allen In Eastern Tennis Clash
Nat Niles, Eastern tennis star, defeated Marshall Allen of Seattle in straight sets 6 4 6 4 after 20 games to win the match in Forest Hills New York yesterday.
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