Hagen Loses To Lester In Tacoma Ring Thriller
Nearly 500 Seattle fight fans watched Ed Hagen a former Seattle police officer lose in the ninth round to Jack Lester of Tacoma. Lester's right punch dropped Hagen who rose briefly before being counted out. Referee Jack Grant of Portland oversaw the bout. The prelim featured Shannon of Seattle defeating Phillips of Tacoma in six rounds.
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Tacoma
Ed Hagen
Jack Lester
Cle Blum
Edward
Dreamland Rink
Hagen
Lester
Hardy
Tommy Burns
Panion
Jack Grant
Portland
Shannon
Phillips
Dearth of Amateur Boxing in the Northwest Spurs Spokane Revival News
Spokane plans to revive amateur boxing after a period of scarce bouts in the Northwest. Fred Creel, ex-instructor of the Spokane Athletic Club, seeks to organize independent meetings due to severed ties with Portland’s Multnomah Club and Seattle’s Athletic Club, amid strained intercity relations and limited cooperative events in Oregon and Washington.
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Portland
Ore
Northwest
Seattle
Spokane
Fred Creel
Spokane Athletic Club
Multnomah Athletic Club
Who will succeed Jack Johnson as heavyweight champion
Tip Wright surveys White contenders for the title with no clear standout. Al Kaufmann shows power and heart but lacks ruthless edge. Don O’Kelly lacks speed and battles experience. Miles McLeod, backed by Joe Choynski, is undeveloped but promising.
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Jack Johnson
Sir Arthur
Johnson
Galveston
Mos
al Kaufmann
Jim Corbett
Kaufmann
Don O'Kelly
Tommy Ryan
O'Kelly
Ryan
Gossoon
Miles McLeod
Joe Choynski
He Would Be a Success If He Would Let Whiskey Alone
A persuasive appeal promoting the Gatlin Institute as a private treatment option for alcoholism. It argues many intelligent men fail to quit drinking due to pride, contrasts public embarrassment with seeking professional help, and offers contact details for Seattle based services.
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Gatlin Institute
Welsh native eyed for New York visit amid sport talk
The item notes a Welsh figure expected in New York, mentions Joy among vegetarians and a clash over Attell-McFarland bids. It references Bobby Welch's diet scheme, Cardiff meat value, and lists several artists and firms in a scattered sports page fragment.
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Freddy Welch
Cardiff
Chicago Educator Named New Head of Minnesota University
Prof. Geo. E. Vincent, selected as the university’s leader in Minnesota, previously served three years as dean of Chicago University’s literary department. He is noted as a Chautauqua worker and social economist.
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Geo. E. Vincent
Vincent
Minnesota University
Chicago University
Stanley to seek 117 lb title clash in New York
Short Sport reports Stanley England bantamweight champion will box Frankie Burns in New York at 117 pounds ringside for ten rounds on January 6 or 15. He agreed to split the 118 to 116 pound difference to meet Burns, after beating all challengers at 118. Also notes Carl Morrin to boxing in the East, and Powers joining German racing with a $10,000 salary amid Pensacola racing losses and doubts about future meet.
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Digger Stanley
England
Frankie Burns
National Sporting Club
New York
Stanley
Burns
Carl Morrin
Oklahoma
Marvin Hart
Kast
Barry Ross
Memphis
Tommy Ryan
Don O'Kelly
al Kubiak
Syracuse
Vincent Powers
J. H. McCormick
Germany
Powers
Willie Shaw
Walter Miller
Boston arena hosts Michigan star H L Coe in run toward fame
H L Coe, a Seattle native who excelled in track at the University of Michigan, now resides in Boston and plans to join the ranks of Boston Athletic Association stars as he pursues prominence in running.
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H. L. Coe
Seattle
University of Michigan
Boston
Galaxy of Running Stars
Boston A. A
Powell Back in San Francisco After Touring Host
Lew Powell the California lightweight returns to San Francisco today after a three month touring period with varied success, according to dispatches received by friends here.
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Powell
San Francisco
Lew Powell
California
Emeryville Racing Card Readied For Tomorrow
The Emeryville track posts six races with named horses and odds for January 10. Entries include Home Ren plus El Paisano in the first, and multiple sprinters and stayers across mid-distance events. The note mentions apprentice allowance and a stray line about Frank Gates.
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Emeryville
Atx
el Paisano
Alberto
Great Cacear
Temblo
Mossback
Manley
Woodlander
Queen Alamo
Alder Gulch
Arthur Hyman
Ben Wilson
Hawking
Dolly V. B
Gyptis
Ritta
Rose
Royal Stone
French Cook
Mr. Bishop
Calla
Dave Weber
Duena
Gatene Gale
Liberte
Brighton
Nasmerite
Ocean View
Incentive
Prince of Cantile
L. C. Ackerly
Catatine
Dave Andrew
Silver Grain
Late City Harness Meet Results From Jacksonville
Real Gem won the first race with Avia tor second and I'm There third in 1 08 46. Minta took the second race with Startler second and Fort Carroll third in 1 08 24. Edda led the third race with Red Wine second and Conerief third in 1 13 1 6. Ragman prevailed in the fourth race as Carl TMs on Sandman finished third in 1 39 2 5.
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Real Gem
Aviator
I'm There
Minta
Startler
Fort Carroll
Edda
Red Wine
Conerief
Ragman
Carl ™S
Sandman
Johnson Denies Planned Paris Fight for 25000 Purse
Champion Jack Johnson denied reports he was to meet the Langford Jeanmette winner in Paris for a 25000 prize. He said if he fights, it will be in the United States where he trusts the judge will be fair.
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Chicago
Langford Jeanmette
Paris
Jack Johnson
Jack
Ahern Defeats Griffin at Brooklyn Beach Club
New York fight fans crown Ahern as com lightweight champion after a decisive victory over Australian Charlie Griffin at the Brooklyn Beach club. Ahern remains undefeated after last night’s bout.
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New York
Dee
Young Ahern
Charlie Griffiin
Brooklyn Beach
Ahern
McCarthy and McParland Set for 10 Round City Bout
Johnny McCarthy of San Francisco and Packey McParland of Chicago were matched today for a 10 round fight at the Hippodrome in Kansas City. The bout is scheduled for January with 120 pound weight at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
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Kansas City
Johnny McCarthy
San Francisco
Packey McParland
Chicago
Hippodrome
University of Oregon Football Schedule 1911
Physical Director Hayward outlines the 1911 Oregon football slate with games at Pullman against Washington State October 28 and at Eugene against Whitman November 4 Washington November 18 and Idaho November 6 plus Multnomah at Portland. A conference track meet in Portland is tentatively planned for the first week in June if arrangements succeed.
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Ore
University of Oregon
Hayward
Spokane
Washington State
Pullman
Whitman
Eugene
University of Washington At
University of Idaho
Multnomah
Port
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