Dugdale Home Closes as Seattle Team Plans Ahead
Seattle Baseball figure D B Dugdale returns from Milwaukee and Dinola after attending a minor league magnates convention and visits to ex-home. He reports signing several promising players including Gipe Barry Dell Dunn and Ed Kehoe. Dugdale will retain Tealey Raymond as manager and seeks strong outfielders while Jones may leave Northwestern league post for New York Americans.
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Foresters Lead Commercial League Standings and Schedule
The Foresters top the Commercial league with .900, Moose second at .750, and Fischer Brothers and Commercials tied for third at .600. V and H Shoe at .533, Logan & Bryan .466, Bolcom Lumber .400, Standard Furniture .383, Johns Manville .333, Sears Roebuck .166. Weekly slate lists Fischer Brothers vs V and H, Sears Roebuck vs Commercials, IO Foresters vs Logan & Bryan, Standard Furniture vs Bolcom, Johns Manville vs Moose. Mrs Kimball nears another merchandise prize with multiple scores above 100 last month including several over 200.
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Rainier and Black Diamond Play to 1 1 Draw at Woodland Park
A large crowd witnessed a soccer doubleheader with Rainier taking on champions Black Diamond ending 1 to 1 after a tight first half. Martin leveled for Rainier with a fine second half strike as both defenses held firm. Celtic routed Sparta 5 to 1, and Seattle Rangers defeated the Lombards at Port Blakeley 3 to 1.
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Green Lake Wins City Soccer Title Again
Green Lake grammar school team clinched the city soccer championship by defeating Rose School 6 to 1 in a hard fought game at Woodland Park. Referee R. B. Wark officiated. The season finale at Denny Field pits Interlake North against Madrona South next Saturday with free admission.
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Hoppe Matched to Meet Smith in San Francisco
Promoter Coffroth seeks Hoppe but the promoter delays while Hoppe fights Frankie Smith in a four round bout. Smith, with over five years as a pro, faces Hoppe whose fans expect a decisive victory to push him toward the elite boxing ranks.
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Bresnahans Case Considered At Meetings In New York
New York December 9 The National and the International leagues meet today The National league handles Roger Bresnahans case after he was ousted as St Louis manager though his four year contract remains in force The league also weighs a quarter of the world series profits The International league votes on a salary limit question.
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A C Tourney Handball Matches Result
In one of the best eight A. C. handball tourney matches Dr D K McDonald defeated F J Carr ier two games to one by scores 11 21 21 10 21 8. G B Meyers defeated H D Eberfeld 21 18 7 21 21 14.
Gage Accepts 10 Round Bout in New Orleans
Los Angeles fighter Frankie Gage agreed to a ten round match with Joe Thomas in New Orleans to be held early in May. The winner will meet Joe Mandot in the following month.
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One Legged Galbraith Starts 1200 Mile Walk to San Francisco
Spokane athlete Charles Galbraith, aged 21, begins a 1200 mile walk to San Francisco with crutch aid and friend W A Tuttle. He aims for 30 miles daily, planning 40 days on the road, insisting on no overnight stops and relying on blankets and a small supply for food.
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Ritchie family plans education as boxing ringside talk swirls
The column reflects fan talk on boxing plus a note that Art Miller may bring his family to ringside for a Hagen bout. It mentions six brothers and four sisters, a father aged, and ambitions to fund all siblings' college educations. Interwoven are recollections of the Hagen bout, Army Navy game proceeds for widows and orphans, and comments on boxers like Joe Jeanette and Ad Wolgast with a Benign, multi-subject tone.
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Heavies Rest Ready for Gong Tomorrow Night
In Los Angeles on December 9, Jim Mignon and Luther McCarty rested after two weeks of preparation for a 20 round bout at Vernon tomorrow night. Crowds of over 4,000 watched Flynn train at Doyle's camp, while McCarty entertained Venice spectators with a dozen rounds of sparring.
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Den ver fighter Ed Martin faces alarm in San Francisco
Dr. Duncan of Seattle accuses Denver Ed Martin of provoking fear among major schemers. He claims he has issued defamation actions against Flynn and McCarty with no result, suggesting the others fear Ed more than harm. Tacoma high school captain elect William Laereen is praised as a clean, abstinent youth training hard for 1913 teammates.
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Paraless Den Offers Low Priced Dental Service
Regal Dental Offices promotes high grade dentistry by competent operators without pain. Crown advertised at four dollars vs ten dollar standard. full plate offered for five dollars. Manager Dr. L R Clark advertises location 1405 Third Ave N W at Union corner. Note urges bringing this act.
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Arsenic Theory Ties Death in Mines Player
The death of Leo Schneider of the Colorado School of Mines is linked to arsenic in dirt on the gridiron, as stated by his father Prof Geo Schneider. Schneider suffered a left ankle abrasion, septicemia followed, and he died.
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Meteors win basketball over students and seniors crush Business Men
The Meteors defeated the student team 29 to 16 while the Seniors beat the Business Men 44 to 8. The Students improved and pressed the Meteors, Doc Speidel starred, and Burnside faced O’Conner in a follow up. Swan returned to challenge Barton later today as play continued.
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Dreamland Card Set for Washington Chauffeurs Club
Dreamland hosts boxing night next Friday featuring Mickey OBrien against Keddie Shan non and Ivan Miller facing Romeo Hagen. Aoti OLaary meets Eddie Ma ino with Eddie Hubbard versus Frank Street. Tom Dale battles Steve Reynolds. One bout is unsettled and to be announced later.
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Frank Street
Tom Dale
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Johnson Seeks Match With Wells Patterson
Jack Johnson, the American heavyweight, wired Paris promoters for a fight with Bombardier Wells in London. Boxing officials here oppose the plan and threaten police action if a match is arranged. The city’s black residents face unpopularity after Paris clashes between Sam McVey and Sam Langford. Johnny Kling, exBouton Braves manager, considers backing a minor league franchise.
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Promoter Day Plans McFarland Murphy Bout
Promoter John J. Day of Kenosha Wisconsin is attempting to arrange a boxing match between Packey McFarland and Eddie Murphy of Boston.
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