Fox Dominates SAC Billiard Tourney To 100 45 Win
Fox defeated Cummings 100 to 45 in SAC billiard action while Doty dominated Dec Harding and McGill in the SAC Dilliard tourney. Sid Goodwin wowed swimmers with diving displays and the boxing show loomed tonight amid on edge anticipation. A wrestling match ended with a window broken and Doc showing wrist injuries from the melee.
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Western boxers head east as California bans boxing
James J. Corbett writes that after California’s anti boxing law takes effect, Western fighters will relocate to New York New Orleans and Milwaukee to pursue contests. He predicts boxing decisions may return with new officials and stronger gate incentives boosting interest in the sport.
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Billiards Roundup At Brown & Hulen’s And Nearby Fixtures
W W Webster won 20 cents from Fred Rivers at Brown and Hulen’s and asked for a bodyguard home. Jim Ball bested Tindall in a usual afternoon set, while Johnnie Anderson is sick when he cannot sink 30 pink balls. Moon, leader in the 8 A C three cushion, beat Jack Ball 15 to 5. Demarest routed Sutton 300 to 66 in Lan sing Michigan with high average 30 and high run 78. Churchill leads the 8 A M straight billiards with one game won. Fox and Terrell share top pocket billiards with Fox 10 wins and Terrell 2 0. Moon runs 14 straight three cushion wins.
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Ritchie Denies Retirement Plans After Welsh Bout Talk
Willie Ritchie denied retiring from boxing and stated he aims to fight Freddie Welsh in New Orleans. He pledged to pursue a title match under U S boxing rules and voiced willingness to meet Welsh at a reasonable weight.
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Whits beat Violets in high-scoring bowling clash
In the A C bowling tourney the Whits defeated the Violets 2 747 to 2 432 with Conover of the Whits rolling 265 high score and a 1921 3 average. Also the Reds edged the Blacks 3 462 to 2 450 as Harris posted 222 and 190 average.
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Mike Donlin Seeks Minor League Manager Post
Mike Donlin, 35, open for manager position with any minor league club in the country after being released by New York Giants manager McGraw. Former pinch hitter for the Giants, born in Peoria, AS, turned outfielder after starting as a left handed pitcher in Santa Cruz, Cal.
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Clabby Proclaimed Champion of the Middies
Jimmy Clabby dominates the middleweight division with wins and disputed decisions. He defeated George Chip to win wide acclaim on the coast, while Eddie McGoorty disputes his claim, and a Milwaukee showdown between the pair is anticipated.
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Ritchie to Meet Welsh or Mandot
Ex-world lightweight champion Ritchie plans a New Orleans trip after a long distance call with promoter Tom McCarey. McCarey will offer him a bout with Freddie Welsh or Joe Mandot upon arrival, noting Johnny Dundee is recovering from hand injuries.
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WiltS Open new hardware store on First Avenue Seattle
Theo Wilts, longtime Seattle merchant, quietly relocated to 704 First Avenue with 40 000 in stock of hardware and sporting goods and announces cut price sales on staple tools guns and builders hardware for a few days only starting Saturday morning at the new address See ad in today s Star to get acquainted Wilts urges old friends to visit and reconnect
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Johnson’s $5 Per Ball Pitch Heats Up Baseball Pay
Feature on Walter Johnson the famed pitcher who earns 46000 over two seasons for the Federals, averaging about 500 per game while pitching 90 complete contests. He bats for nothing, but plans to bat in some games, and commentary notes the profits from spring training and hotel stipends for players.
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Interclub Bouts for S. A. C. Show Card
The card lists 135-pound Orton of Spokane vs Gleason S A C 125-pound Ellingson Spokane vs Madden 115-pound Nelson Spokane vs Baird 108-pound Benjamin Spokane vs Phelps S A C 8 A C bouts 158 Sontag vs Rindfleish 120 Marshall vs Richardson 115 Gleason vs Bouckle 125 Mason vs Sontag 120 Roberts vs Parrin 135 Carroll vs Hensley.
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Hunt to Lead Varsity Squad
U of W coach Tony Savage in Chicago telegram cast the deciding ballot for captaincy, choosing Hunt over Ray Hunt and Hap Miller. Hunt, a popular end on Dobie’s three year winning team, played every game last season amid medical protest.
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Louie Ladd Visits Seattle’s Brown & Hulen’s
Former Seattle resident Louie Ladd now living in Los Angeles is in town and taking it easy at Brown & Hulen's while warming up for upcoming games.
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O'Brien Promises New Stroke With Notable Kick
O'Brien asserts a strong kick in a new trudgeon stroke under development, claiming it builds on his long standing form since earlier days. He says the change enhances distance and power in the afternoon sessions.
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Seattle Doctor to Aid Russians on Novograd Voyage
Dr. Eugene T. Hurd of Seattle, a member of the 13th legislature, sailed from Vancouver to Port Arthur on the Russian steamship Novograd. He plans to reach Russia to serve as physician for the Russian government.
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