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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1912

Page

2

Bender Leads Washington A C in Secret Practice for Multnomah Clash

Johany Bender, veteran quarter for the Washington A C, coordinates with Tom McDonald’s Washington club in a private Denny Field workout as Whehbyton readies to face Multnomah Club of Portland next Saturday. Bender, famed for breaking through lines and sharp passes, boosts the coached squad’s form ahead of the big showdown.

Johany Bender W. 8 Tom McDonald Washington A Denny Meld Multnomah Portland Whebbington A. C Johnny Bender W. A Bender Washington State College St. Louis Spokane A. A. C Denny Field

Night parade to feature Maype Rye carnival with 75 lamina ted motorcycles

A Maype Rye band carnival will include a night parade featuring 75 laminated motorcycles. Harry E Patterson arrived in Whittier California after riding 6000 miles in 36 days. Fulton county Georgia police report crime and disorder down 60 percent over two years due to motorcycle use. Rockford Illinois Motor Club held a banquet and opened new club rooms for 60 members. Motorcycles aid missionaries in tropical regions by enabling rapid travel. Saginaw Michigan Motorcycle Club plans winter entertainments and a potential membership drive.

Maype Rye Z. &. Rowman Fulton County

Local Bowing Rivalries Highlight Bramarck and Imperial Leagues

In the Commercial league Logan & Bryan won three straight from Bolcom Lumber as Nisonger on Brokers posted a top 187 high. Standard Furniture beat W H Shoe Co two of three. In City league Smiths Hopes triumphed over Milwaukee, Rice posting 277 and 229. Times took two of three from Topsides, Rickert leading with 218 and 186.

Logan & Bryan Bramarck Bolcom Lumber Nisonger Brokers Bolcom Lumber Co Standard Furniture Co W. & H. Shoe Co Vv. & H. Shoe Co Standard Fur. Co Imperial Smith Milwaukee Rice Milwaukees Times Rickert The

Holiday prizefights barred in Sacramento

Sacramento city commissioners rejected Sequoia club’s permit for a 20 round New Year’s Day bout between Sally Salvadore and Joe Azevedo and announced no holiday fights will be sanctioned in the future.

Sacramento Sequoia Club Sally Salvadore Joe Azevedo

Illness Forces Conlon to Cancel Key Matches

Johnny Conlon, slowed by a mysterious illness, has canceled upcoming bouts that could have earned him about 16000. A doctor ordered at least a month of rest, promising full recovery. The piece also notes boxing chatter and various ring names across the sport scene.

Chicago Johnny Conlon

Ballard Smoker card to feature top city boxing talent

Superintendent Jimmie Kelly of Ballard AAU organizes a Class A boxing card for Friday night. The main event pairs Roy Stingley of Bothell against Swan Charlestrop. Other bouts include Ernst Miller vs Sam Morgan at 158 pounds, Johnny Mack vs George Clements at 135, Jack Fowler vs Collie McPherson at 126, with two curtain-raisers planned.

Jimmie Kelly Ballard Tangles Roy Stingley Bothell Goata Wilson Art Jim Corral Swan Charlestrop Ernst Miller Sam Morgan Johnny Mack George Clements Jack Fowler Collie McPherson Jason

Wolgast Demands July Fourth Fight With Willie Ritchie

Ad Wolgast vows to meet Willie Ritchie on July 4 and will camp at his elbow when the lightweight champion arrives in Los Angeles for a theater engagement. He offers $1,000 to sign for another bout and insists Ritchie owes him a chance to draw higher revenues than with any other opponent.

United Presse Leaeed Los Angeles Ad Wolgast Willie Ritchie Willie Wolgast

Seniors win opener 27 to 18 in Inter class basketball

University of Washington games open with Seniors defeating Juniors 27 to 18 and Freshmen beating Sophomores 15 to 8. Wingfield led the Seniors with six baskets while the Freshmen relied on teamwork to secure victory.

University of Washington Wingfield

Y M C A Sporting Notes Highlight Record Breaks

After gym records were posted, several marks fell as F J Wyatt topped the hitch kick and standing high jump, Ludwig Holland boosted the 16 pound shot, and Don Snyder lifted the fence vault. In Leaders class Monday night Joe Neander and Price’s Speed Wonders won events, keeping the class engaged.

F. J. Wyatt Ludwig Holland Don Snyder Joe Neander White Elephants Price Speed Wonders

Class Leaders Honored. Hall Sidelined by Blood Poison

The Leaders were honored Monday night with Pat Scott and Freddie England in attendance. The Noon class member Virgil Hall is laid up with blood poisoning in his arm and is missed by the group while hoping for a quick recovery.

Pat Scott Freddie England Virgil Hall Hall

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