Carpentier Favored in London Bout With Beckett for 40000
Georges Carpentier the French heavyweight opens as favorite to beat Joe Beckett at Coburn Stadium London tonight in a 20 round fight for a 40000 purse and a shot at Jack Dempsey. Becketts bold rushes may test Carpentier’s science in a high stakes battle watched by 5000 spectators with heavy betting and ticket scalping reported.
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London
Georges Carpentier
Joe Odda
Colburn
Jack Dempsey
Europe
Leese
Owever
West End
Carpentier
Joe Beckett
Shingleweavers Face Season With Veteran Gaps
Coaches Milliken and Welle plan for a North End cage season with four veterans out and center spot open. Praley captains the team as Don Ripley and Joe Dyke may not perform, while Green Lake aims to field guard duties and schedule a January start.
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Pattard
Praley
North End
Joe Dyke
Lincoln Cage
Green Lake
Bat le
Shimmie Becomes Central Issue In West Virginia Politics
Reverend Thomas Priddy denounces the shimmie from the pulpit and vows to interview mayoral candidates to secure church votes against the dance. If no candidate pledges to ban the shim me, an independent anti shimmie candidate may enter the race. A record church turnout underscored the issue.
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Thomas Priddy
Pri
S. and E. Squad in Disarray Ahead of Carbonado Clash
The Skinher and Eddy team faces suspensions that thin their lineup for the Sunday league clash with Carbonado at Liberty Park. Angus McMillan is suspended for a week after an on field ruling for rough play, and Buck the Coast halfback is also suspended for over a month due to an earlier registration error. Duthies travel to Black Diamond on Sunday with coach Bob Bonner optimistic about a climb from a weak league position, as ten players depart the Smith building at 10 AM for the auto mobile trip.
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Alex C. Rose
Carbonado
Liberty Park
Skin Her & Eddy
Angus McMillan
McMillan
Duthies
Waller
Lance
Buck
Duble
Hilh
Duthie
Black Diamond
Bob Bonner
Smith Building
Johnson to Call on Big Hitters in Supreme Court Action
Ran Johnsons staff of legal pitchers and Rupperts corps prepare for a supreme court showdown over who can call the annual league meeting. The contested meeting is set for next Tuesday with Chicago and New York as focal points. Notre Dame Eyes Christmas Tilt After Oregon Aggies Cancel Planes and negotiations begin for a Western game likely at Pasadena on Christmas Day.
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New York
Johnson
Jacob Ruppert
Supreme Court
Chicago
Ruppert
Notre Dame
South Bend
Oregon Aggies
Portland
Rockne
Pasadena
Thief Steals 13 Turkeys Drops Wallet in Flight
Dec. 4 in Lodil the H. L. Gray poultry yard was robbed of 13 young turkeys. The thief fled dropping a wallet containing $60 in cash. Gray says he is not sorry about the loss. The wallet may help identify the culprit.
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Lodil
H. L. Gray
Gray
Pasadena to Name Western Team for East West Game
Pasadena officials move to select the Western team for the New Year’s day East West football championship after naming Harvard as the Eastern entrant. The choice is narrowed to Oregon or Washington with Oregon seen as the favorite.
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Pasadena
Cal
Harvard
Oregon
Washington
Sharkey Expected to Make 116-Pound Limit for Wilde Bout
Sharkey weighs just under 117 pounds after a workout and posts a $1000 forfeit to make the 116 pound limit for his title bout with Jimmy Wilde in Milwaukee. Wilde is reported to be around 107 pounds.
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Hey
Jimmy Wilde
Sharkey
Wilde
UW to speed up registration with mailed blanks
University of Washington plans expedited registration at the start of the next quarter. Recorder Edward N. Stone proposes mailing course election blanks to students to reduce confusion and time, noting current enrollment takes five days while other universities complete in two.
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University of Washington
Edward N. Stone
Dempsey Interested in Beckett Carpentier Fight Outcome
Jack Dempsey, world champion, said he is deeply interested in the Beckett Carpentier bout and would like to fight the winner, preferably in the United States, as the Los Angeles crowd follows the result.
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Los Angeles
Dee
Jack Dempney
Beckett Carpentier
Dempney
Identify Man Who Lost His Memory Vancouver Case
A memory loss case in Vancouver led to the man being identified as Elmo K. McKinnell of New Rochelle New York. He claimed to have served overseas with the Canadian forces but remained unsure of his identity. Funeral services for Mrs L FE Fenton were held at Bonney Watson parlors with Loreine Chapter Order of the Eastern Star in charge. she had lived here 31 years.
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Vancouver
B. C
Elmo K. McKinnell
New Rochelle
N. Y
McKinnell
Body of Doctor Will Be Brought Here for Burial
The body of Dr. Alfred Raymond a prominent Seattle physician who died in Minnesota will be brought home for burial. He served since 1888 after McGill University graduation and belonged to numerous clubs and associations including the American College of Surgeons Arctic club Rainier club Nile temple Canadian club Washington State Art Association Archaeological Society of the Northwest Beattie Golf Club and the Monday club. He is survived by his widow daughter two sisters and one brother all in Moulinette Ontario.
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Alfred Raymond
Seattle
Techester
Minn
Louise Raymond
85Th Ave
Raymond
American College of Surgeons
Arctic Club
Rainier
Winter Hard for Thieves Stockpile Overcoats
Thieves are stocking up on overcoats as a hard winter looms. Names linked to the theft include Ole Nordlander, W Brevena, John Hull, N Jones, Bill Morton, and A Bounderland. Addresses cited are 756 Thomas Ave, 4715 Atlantic Ave, 1818 Sixth Ave, 223 James St, and 1427 11th Ave.
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Ole Nordlander
Thomas
W. W. Brevena
Atlantic At
John Hull
N. ©. Jones
Sixth Ave
Bill Morton
James Et
A. Bounderland
11Th Ave
Police Arrest Chinese Man After Opium Find
Patrolman K. C. Watson reports locating 10 dollars worth of opium on M. Tayong a 67 year old Chinese man arrested at Second avenue and Washington street Wednesday night.
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K. C. Watson
M. Tayong
Second Ave
Washington St
Ohio Rejects Dry Law Ratification
Washington December 4 Ohio has notified the estate department of the rejection of the constitutional prohibition amendment. The proclamation shows 85 states ratified and 36 are required. One of the other states that ratified the amendment will likely be substituted for Ohio on the proclamation.
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Washington, D. C
Ohio
Estate Department
State Department
Suzzallo Joins National Research Council Panel
Henry Suzzallo president of the University of Washington was invited Wednesday to serve as a member of the state relations division of the National Research Council. He will accept the position and join a group of prominent educators.
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Suzzallo
Henry Suzzallo
University of Washington
National Research Council
Death of Two Veteran Soccer Stars Doig and Templeton
Two renowned footballers J F Doig and Bobby Templeton died last month. Doig, 62, was a longtime Sunderland goalkeeper with 14 seasons guarding the goal for England’s club. Templeton, 40, a forward who played for Woolwich Arsenal, Aston Villa, and Newcastle and often represented Scotland.
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Woolwich
Aston Villa
Newcastle
Kilmarnock
Scotland
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