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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1910

Page

2

Nelson's Great Gameness Defies Ring Count Claim

Ringsider reports Battling Nelson insisting he was not knocked out in a title bout despite a late stoppage. The article notes a camera snapshot suggesting a late rise and criticizes referee Ben Selig for not raising Nelson’s arm. Nelson acknowledges a first knockdown left him briefly unconscious, yet stays adamant he could continue, praising his gameness amid public disagreement.

Nelson Ringsider San Francisco Cal Ben Selig Joe Gans Pacific Coast Bat

Notable Sports Figures Highlight Dated Ponderings

A collage of sports names and events mingles with candid gossip on boxing, football, and pool. Mentions John Arthur Johnson and Wolgast amid chatter on city teams, promoters pushing billiards, and implied forthcoming Moran vs Wolgast signings.

War on carp urged to save game fish and habitats

Tip Wright critiques capt De Nyse for seining Prospect Park to remove carp, arguing the species is a pest that poisons waters and crowds out bass perch and pickerel. He urges a government led extermination with steam trawls on the Great Lakes and in public waters to restore game fish and wild rice beds.

New York de Nyse New York Aquarium Prospect Park Government Fisheries Department Great Lakes

Hawks Edge Cranes as Three-Game Set Plays Out

In a trio of 8 A. M. games the Cranes take two of three and the Hawks win a single match. Individual scores show Degnan leading the Cranes with 547 total and O ODe of the Hawks with 541. Also note an expected bout between KnockOut Brown and Owen Moran being discussed in New York.

Hawks A. C. Tleys Cranes Jake Degnan Vivans Waldoon Heiberg Oode Triedenthal Rawson McGregor New York Brown Owen Moran Moran

Boston National Club Sale Denied. Harrison to Keep Control

Boston reports deny sale of the Boston National club with John P. Harrison of Pittsburg maintaining a controlling interest for next season. The club remains under Harrison as the season approaches.

Boston Boston National Club John P. Harrison Pittsburg

J Coulon to Winter in the Crescent City

Johnny Coulon, the Chicago bantamweight, will winter in New Orleans after arriving to fight Charley Harvey. He has multiple bouts in sight including a tryout for Jimmy Carroll and a possible match with Monte Attell.

Chicago Johnny Coulon New Orleans Coulon Crescent City Charley Harvey Jimmy Carroll California Monte Attell

Wisconsin Hires German 8 B. B. Coach For Hoops

Madison dated report announces George Kirechgasser taking over as Wisconsin basketball coach. He is praised as a top coach and expectations for a championship team this season are described as exceptionally bright.

Madison Wis George Kirechgasser University of Wisconsin

Emeryville Racing Results Reported for December

In Emeryville on December six the first race saw Blacksheep win with Minnedocel second and Lord Clinton third in 1 02. Second race Academiat won, Al taree second, Red Kilaw third in 1 09 4 6. Futurity course Father Stafford took the prize, Matador second, Burleigh third in 1 12. Fourth race six furlongs Jim Hasey won, Jim Gaffney second, Fernando third in 1 14.

Emeryville Blacksheep Minnedocel Lord Clinton Academiat al Taree Red Kilaw Father Stafford Matador Burleigh Jim Hasey Jim Gaffney Fernando

College Athletics and Basketball Prospects Across Universities

University of Michigan holds a banquet where players received gold footballs after a strong season. Syracuse’s Dollard praises his team’s debut while California prepares for the Pacific Coast season. The Western conference approves longer basketball schedules up to 20 games. Yale plans a Christmas trip starting December 28 with stops in several cities. The College of the City of New York indoor games on February 25 will invite Yale Harvard Penn Dartmouth Columbia Amherst Princeton Williams Brown and others.

University of Michigan Detroit The Athletic Association Syracuse University Rochester A. A University of California Association Yale Brooklyn Cleveland Buffalo Oswego Rochester College of the City of New York Harvard Penn Dartmouth Columbia Amherst Princeton Williama Brown

Johnny Thompson Wins Easy Bout In Australia

In Sydney at Ruah Cutter's Bay 15 000 spectators watched Cyclone Johnny Thompson defeat Hughey McLagen in a fifth round stoppage. The Australian lightweight’s corner threw in the towel as Thompson dominated from the opening bell in a scheduled 20 round bout.

Sydney Ruah Cutter's Bay Johnny Thompson Hughey McLagen MecLagen

No Immediate Delivery Promises At Busy Sale

Customer promises about instant delivery are avoided due to high order volume. The seller explains the huge volume of business requires no firm promises but reiterates prompt delivery as soon as possible.

Christmas Sale Brings Cheap Furniture Gifts

Shoppers gain a unique chance to buy furniture at low prices with the Holiday sale offering items like a $14.00 Golden Oak Rocker with genuine leather seat and spring construction. Strong emphasis on affordability and gift appeal for Christmas.

Sullivan Beats Stewart In Brooklyn Box Bout

Jack Sullivan knocked out Jim Stewart of Brooklyn in New York last night in a scheduled 10 round bout. The boxing card also featured Tommy Dixon of Memphis defeating Tom Brenahan of Omaha in a 10 round decision in Kansas City.

Jack Sullivan Jim Stewart Brooklyn New York Tommy Dixon Memphis Tom Brenahan Omaha Kansas City

Furniture sale listing with leather seat rockers

Multiple items advertise Golden Oak and Early English rockers with leather seats and special offers. Prices range from 10.50 to 25.00 with multiple entries noting specials and cushions.

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