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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1917

Page

2

Portland boxing to return with Labor Day 10 round bouts

Ed Still notes Portland aims to revive boxing with 10 round fights on Labor Day under a new city ordinance. The mayor George L. Baker supports controlled bouts and aims to restore Portland as a regional boxing hub, linking coastwide interest and future events.

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Squirrel Food Confessions of Movie Actresses

A garbled note depicts a sensational claim about actresses and publicity stunts. It mentions a publicity manager, a daring act involving climbing a flag pole, and press involvement, with fragmented and unclear details.

Squirrel Food

May Re Match Willie With Frank Barrieau

Oakland promoter Simpson seeks a Labor Day rematch after fans soured on the four round draw between Wille Ritchtle and Frank Barrieau.

Willie Frank Barrieau United Freee Oakland Wille Ritchtle Simpson Labor Day

Harry Will Do His Bit In Arena Boxing Show

Frank Purcell manager of Harry Anderson said Harry will contribute to the tobacco fund boxing show Tuesday night in the Arena but cannot box due to recent appendicitis surgery. Cecil Green, Charley Givens’ announcer, offers their services for the event.

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Spokane Wrestling Match Ends with Disqualification

George Pappas nicknamed the Greek lion was disqualified for gouging after a 1 hour 42 minute bout with Ted Thye in Spokane last week. A crowd of about 400 watched as Pappas cornered Thye at one point during the match.

George Pappas Ted Thye Spokane Pappas Thye Raw Meat

Another Bicycle Added to List of Race Prizes

A notice records addition of a bicycle as a prize for an upcoming Labor Day race. The guardian grants permission for a 17 year old participant to join the endurance event on Labor Day morning.

Star Arnold Schwinn Co Chicago Piper & Taft Corti

Amateur Hockeyist Leaves for Aviation Signal Corps Training

Ed Bray, captain of the Spokane Amateur Hockey league champion John Doran team, will depart soon for the South to begin training in the aviation signal corps after enlisting about two weeks ago. He expects to be sent away this week.

Ed Bray John Doran Spokane South Aviation Signal Corps Bray

Marsans Aims for Havana Business After Baseball

Armando Marsans, Cuban outfielder for the New York Americans, planned to retire after this season and start a Havana business. A broken leg now seems to hasten the move as his career faces an end.

Armando Marsans New York Americans Havana

Spalding's 1917 Football Guide Issued

The Spalding official football guide has appeared with the revised rules for 1917. Walter Camp again edits the edition, continuing the longstanding series.

Spaldings Spalding Walter Camp

Marty Rowan, Boxer, Is Living in Tacoma

Former middleweight boxer Marty Rowan now lives in Tacoma. He stays at Hotel Croft and works as a Milwaukee railroad switchman, hopeful to return to boxing this fall if prospects improve.

Marty Rowan Tacoma Croft Milwaukee Railroad

Declared Touch by Peddler Triggers Cat Death

Macon Mo August 24. Lewis Jensen 41 was held on information that a cat touched by a traveling peddler died after he tried to sell needles and patriotic emblems at a Brookfield area house. The cat’s sudden fit and death prompted the inquiry.

Macon Lewis Jensen Brookfield Jensen

Seattle Fighter Lloyd Madden Arrives in San Francisco

Seattle light weight Lloyd Madden arrives in San Francisco with a manager and sparring partner. Madden states he is ready to take on any opponent and will sign with promoters whenever offered a match.

Lloyd Madden Seattle San Francisco Madden

Baseball scores from league games across cities

The report lists multiple standings and results from American and National leagues with teams such as Chicago Cleveland New York Washington Philadelphia Detroit and Brooklyn. It notes specific game outcomes including Washington beating Chicago and Cleveland defeating New York while Detroit defeated Philadelphia and others.

Chicago Heston Cleveland Detroit New York Washington Philadelphia Leula National League Foot Cccesvesers Mt. Louie Brooklyn Louis Pitteburg San Francisco City Loe Angeles Portianad

Don Stewart Joins U S Aviation Corps

Don Stewart famed local athlete and former sporting editor of The Star becomes a member of the aviation corps and will begin training at Fort Lawton at once.

Don Stewart U.S. Aviation Corps the Star Aviation Corps Fort Lawton

Early Dreams Wins Grand Circuit Feature at Philadelphia

Ear ly Dreams captured the Winoga stock farm stake for a $3,000 purse in yesterday's Grand Circuit feature at Philadelphia.

Early Dreams Phillie

Williams Eliminated in National Patriotic Singles Tourney

In Forest Hills the national patriotic singles event narrows to Nathaniel W. Niles of Longwood and Robert Lindley Murray after Lieut Williams Jr. exits. Murray faces John Strachan in a semi final delayed by rain while Niles benefited from Williams's faults and soggy balls.

Williams Forest Hills L. J R. Norris Williams Jr West Side Nathaniel W. Niles Longwood Club Robert Lindley Murray Murray John Strachan California Strachan Altho Niles Stacles Wiliams Nile Bostonian

Portland Star Anglers Set for Woodland Park Tourney

Three of Portland's crack anglers travel to Seattle to represent the Rose City at the annual casting tournament in Woodland Park, to be held Saturday and Sunday. The swimmers named are Dr. F. E. McFarland, W. F. Block and Walter Backus.

Portland Seattle Rose City Woodland Park FE. C. McFarland W. F. Block Walter Backus

Rivers Seeks Bout With Barrieau In Four Round Fight

Joe Rivers wants a four round bout against Frank Barrieau despite weight differences. Barrieau dislikes stomach punches, while Rivers specializes in delivering them.

Joe Rivers Frank Barrieau

Donovan Aims to Convert Caldwell to Outfield for Yanks

Bill Donovan of the Yankees plans to move Ray Caldwell from pitcher to outfield to bolster a weak batting lineup. Caldwell has occasionally appeared as a pinch hitter and may become a regular in the field to help generate offense.

Bill Donovan Yankees Ray Caldwell Yanks Hill Ray

Oregon Grid star becomes Marine corporal at Mare Island

Johnny Beckett former Oregon football star and famed tackle has been made a corporal in the U S Marines at Mare Island He passed lieutenant examinations and is likely to receive a commission soon.

Johnny Beckett University of Oregon United States Marines Mare Island Beckett

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