Morning Record Fragments From An Old Page
A fragmentary OCR item references the last day and morning period, indicating a brief note or notice appears on an older newspaper page. Details are incomplete but the snippet implies a time reference tied to a morning session.
Local Naval Squad Wins Crew Title
The Seattle naval training station crew won the Northwest row championship by five lengths over Bremerton in a three mile Lake Washington race. More than 3,500 spectators witnessed Superior Weight lead throughout. Seattle outweighed Bremerton by 238 pounds per man.
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Bremerton
Lake Washington
Canal
Naval Training
Murphy and Gordon to Clash at Crystal Pool
Frankie Murphy will fight Abe Gordon in the main event of Aust in and Salt's smoker at the Crystal Pool in Portland Oregon. Frank Farmer meets Harry Williams in the semi windup as Dan Salt travels from Oregon to scout talent for preliminaries and a possible strong lineup in the Rose City boxing show.
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Frank Farmer
Harry Williams
Austin & Salt
Frankie Murphy
Abe Gordon
Today’s Market Report
Market figures show varied prices and percentages with multiple entries such as 1% 2 15 ae ATM .26.00 and 4% 088 08% dies 25 ae 300 3.25. The fragment mentions items like 2.25 200 2.50 and 1.00 160 i. values in unclear contexts, concluding with several prices including 83.00 10 39.00 and 70.00 72.00 65.00.
Grid Rivals Edge for City High School Title
On Saturday Broadway and Lincoln high clash at Dugdale Park for the city football title after two top teams, West Seattle and Ballard, provide the opposition. Lincoln led by Green Lake lineup fights to defend the crown as Broadway seeks to reclaim honors with strong backfield threats Norris Green and Dimock supported by notable linemen. Kickoff at 1 p.m. with a second game about 2 p.m.
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Pacific Coast College
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Western Golf Association Reopens Amateur Open and Junior Events
The Western Golf Association votes to resume golf activities including amateur open and junior championships. Officials announce a phased return with events planned across affiliated clubs and venues, signaling revival of competitive play for the season.
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The
Western Golf Association
Derby winners and racing talk from a bustling Australian scene
Wilfrid Viau ships Omar Khayyam and his stable to France as racing thrives in Australia. Fanny Durack returns to the Antipodes after an American setback. A U rule marred her competition hopes. A proposed food commission would include Allied prisoners to aid Germany. Sixty thousand attend the Derby at the Jockey Club course.
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Omar Khayyam
France
Fanny Durack
Antipodes
America
Australia
Jockey Club
French Prove More Apt at Baseball by Inside Knowledge
The French show greater aptitude in baseball than the English by absorbing insider information that helps them understand and play the game more effectively.
Western riders win big tracks after Cheyenne meet
Three jockeys C Brown L Gregory and Cassity developed at the Cheyenne Wyoming race meeting that closed last fall are proving successful on major southern tracks.
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C. Brown
L. Gregory
Cassity
Cheyenne
Wyo
Otis Lambeth Decorated for Bravery in France
Former Cleveland Americans pitcher Otis Lambeth receives a bravery decoration for actions in France during the war. The ceremony honors his heroism and ties him to the team’s history.
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Otis Lambeth
Cleveland Americans
France
Cavanaugh Recovering From Wounds in French Hospital
Capt. Frank Cavanaugh, former Dartmouth coach, is reported recovering in a French hospital after being wounded by shrapnel in action. He is listed as in improving condition and receiving medical care for injuries sustained overseas.
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Frank Cavanaugh
Dartmouth
Abdication of high prices urged in United States
The piece argues that Americans, though good sports, should emulate Europe by reducing prices. It frames price restraint as a broader political and economic move, suggesting market discipline could mirror throne abdications in European history.
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United States
Europe
British Boxers Lead In First Night of Inter Allied Tourney
British ring stars dominated the opening night as six British victories topped two American wins. Notables: Harry Greb defeated Baker in a first round. Pat Moore decision over Pat tern. Jimmy Wilde beat Joe Lynch. Other British wins included Wilkinson over Abel, Groves over Callendar, Percival over Simms, and Beckett over Cox.
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J. Miller
A. B. Mitchell
United States Navy
A. Wilkinson
J. Abel
United States Army
Groves
Callendar
Joe Percival
Simms
Joe Beckett
Joe Cox
Club Owners Hold Meeting Opens National League Joint Conference
Chicago December 12. American League club owners convened to discuss issues including players who jumped contracts to shipyard teams the 1919 season length opening date and player limits for next year. President Johnson expected to reply to a National League resolution urging a joint conference.
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Chicago
Johnson
Waiter Don McDougall Invests Tips in Liberty Bonds
A Nova Scotia native and 13 year Fort Pitt hotel waiter in Pittsburg joins the British army after investing $5,000 in Liberty Bonds. He surrendered his position to enlist, converting his tip savings into war bonds.
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Pittsburg
Donald McDougall
Nova Scotia
Fort Pitt
Hune
Three Cushion Billiards First Lesson
An introduction to three cushion billiards explains why the game is easy with proper English, draw shots, and cue control while noting needing table angle knowledge. It contrasts safety, nursing, and mouse shots with other billiards variants and promises six essential beginner shots.
Ban on Ball Players Who Quit Joes Hardens
Chicago December 12. American league players who left their clubs for shipyard jobs after the draft law takes effect would be barred from playing in the league if a resolution is adopted at the annual meeting. Ban Johnson withheld the author’s name. The league aims to carry only as many players as necessary, with no reduction to 25 men. Topics include 1919 schedule length and season opening date. A joint meeting with National and American league committees will discuss season problems. Johnson supports a 140 game schedule but expects 154 games likely.
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Ban Johnson
Johnson
Idle Champs Defend Ring Honors in Paris Shows
In Paris, Jess Willard and other champions contemplate return as U S soldiers in France join weekly boxing nights at Palais de Glace. The city championship and A B C titles will be settled by December, with Fred Stone of the Y M C A and Biz Mackey directing the programs for soldiers.
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Paris
Jess Willard
Uncle Sam
France
America
A. BE. F
Great Lakes football team to face Mare Island in Rose Bowl warmup
Great Lakes eleven heads to California this week to meet Mare Island Marines or another top team in the Tournament of Roses feature on New Year's Day in Pasadena. Mare Island and Matherfield meet Saturday in San Francisco to determine the Rose Bowl opponent. Western baseball league to start 1919 season May 1 with eight clubs.
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California
Mare Island Marines
Pasadena
Matherfield Aviators
San Francisco
Western Baseball League
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