Polly Grimm Takes on Polish Giant in Dreamland Match
Amateur Heavyweight champion Polly Grimm enters professional ranks tonight in a handicap bout against Stanslaus Zbyasko at Dreamland Pavilion. Zbyasko must throw Grimm twice in an hour or forfeit most of the gate as two preliminaries precede the main event featuring Harvey Donaldson vs Harry Watson and Nick Langes vs Max Eaton.
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Polly” Grimm
Dreamland Pavilion
Grimm
Stanslaus Zbyasko
Zbyasko
Zbyazko
Husky
Zbhyseko
Gritam
Harvey Donaldson
U. of W
Harry Watson
Donaldson
Nick Langes
Northwest
Max Eaton
Bremerton
Rangers and Celtics Highlight Seattle Soccer Card Tomorrow
Rangers meet Black Diamond at Woodland Park and Celtic Rainiers play at Green Lake grounds in a top Seattle card. Referees Charlie Goode nough and the writer officiate with a 1 46 start for Celtic Rainiers to catch part of the other game. A win by Rangers or Rainiers would tilt the title in favor of Rainiers. The 2 30 start for the Diamonds game closes the day as crowds expect surprise results.
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Rangers
Rainiers
Woodland Park Grounds
Epring
Diamonds
Hawaiian Yacht Club Backs Lipton Race Plan
The Hawaiian Yacht Club votes to finance part of the international yacht race from San Francisco to Hawaii and back for the Panama Exposition. A telegram to President Moore confirms cooperation for the regatta.
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United Freee
San Francisco
Thomas Lipton
Hawaii
Hawaiian Yacht Club
Moore
Orientals Enter Athletic Meet
In Manila 36 athletes arrive from China 15 from Japan and several from Siam to take part in the Far Eastern Olympic games opening today. Interscholastic events for the islands and the annual Far Eastern championships open to all attendees are the program features.
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United Press
Manila
China
Japan
Siam
Philippine Islands
Astoria Boy Willie Mann to Fight Otto Berg in Oakland
Willie Mann of Astoria and Otto Berg meet in a ten round middleweight bout at the Oakland Wheelmen club tonight. Mann gained rapid rise from a ham and egg class with a powerful kick on both fists and trains hard for the event.
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United Preas
Oakland
Willie M Han
Mitt
Otto Berg
Astoria
Oakland Wheelmen's Club
Thorpe denies Oklahoma club contract after New York signing
Carlisle Pa Jim Thorpe denies being under contract with the Oklahoma club after returning from New York where he signed a New York National League club contract. Kansas City six bike races saw Drobach and Hehir win with Ryen and Cavasangi second. Christiania Oscar Mathiesen Norwegian champ set a world 1000 meter record in 17 minutes 22.610 seconds. New York chess master results show Capablanca still leading though Jaffo beat him. Adrian C Anson contemplates northwest home and Alaska canneries plans before Vancouver trip.
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Carlisle
Oklahoma
Jim Thorpe
New York
Christiania
Oscar Mathiesen
Diamond Belt on Line for Bantamweight Clash
Promoter Tom McCarey announced a diamond mounted belt to the bantamweight champion. The prize will go to the winner of a Feb. 12 bout between Champ Johnny Coulon and the Williams Camp fighter, with a possible Williams Camp match if Conlon declines. Campi drew 1,200 fans and sparred 15 rounds at his camp.
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Fn United Presse
Los Angeles
Tom McCarey
Johnny Coulon
Conlon
McCarey
Campi
Harvard 1913 football schedule loses Dartmoth Amherst and Vanderbilt
Harvard drops Dartmouth and Amherst from its 1913 football schedule while Vanderbilt is missing. Cornell returns to the slate taking Brown’s former Dartmouth date. Norwich fills Amherst’s spot. In boxing news, Bombardier Wells and Luther McCarty are slated for a 10 round clash at Madison Square Garden in late March or early April per a London cable.
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Mass
Dartmouth
Amherst
Vanderbilt
Harvard University
Cornell
Brown
Norwich University
New York
Bombardier Wells
England
Luther McCarty
America
Madison Square Garden
London
O'Brien Holds Out for Higher Pay in Baseball Talks
Buck O'Brien, who did not star in the world series for the Boston Red Sox, is demanding more pay. President McAleer proposed a contract with a small raise, but it was rejected. Comiskey of the White Sox expressed disappointment as Joe Cantill of Minneapolis arranged for Charles Murphy of the Cubs to obtain Othe Clymer, whom Clym could greatly aid the Sox.
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Boston Red Sox
McAleer
President Comiskey
White Sox
Joe Cantill
Minneapolis
Charles Murphy
Cubs
Othe Clymer
Clym
Sox
Story of Reese the Bonesetter and His Mending Hands
A Youngstown born bonesetter, Reese moved to Pittsburgh mills then Youngstown to set bones and tendons. He treated ball players like Tommy Leach and boxer Battling Nelson, using calloused knuckles and strong arms to locate and realign injuries with a remarkable delicate touch.
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Hut Reese
Pittsburg
Reese
Tommy Leach
Tommy
Pirates
Leach
Bonesetter Reese
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Seattle Dental Office Promises Satisfaction Guarantee
Or L R Clark D D 8 offers dentistry by experienced graduates in Washington state. The Regal Dental Offices advertise regular heavy gold crowns for 4 dollars and Never Slip Plates for 5 dollars with a strong money back guarantee and a note to bring the ad. Location listed as 1405 Third Ave NW near Union Street.
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D. D
Washington
Seattle
Regal Dental
Third Ave
N. W. Cor. Union
Clabby to Meet Knockout Brown in 10-Round Fight
Milwaukee fans expect a big boxing night as Jimmy Clabby of Hammond Indiana faces George Knockout Brown of Chicago in a 10 round no decision bout. The rivals previously fought to a draw at Hammond and Clabby has pursued another clash with Brown.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Jimmy Clabby
Hammond
Ind
Geo
Brown
Chicago
Clabby
Sullivan Preparing Northwest Tour After Chicago Visit
John L. Sullivan plans an extensive theatrical engagement through the Northwest after leaving Chicago today. He stated he has been drinking nothing stronger than coffee since his arrival, signaling a disciplined start to the tour.
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United Prose
Chicago
Northwest
John L. Sullivan
Seattle pug back from land of kangaroos
United Press reports lightweight and boxing figure Jack Lester has returned from Australia to San Francisco sport circles. Lester claims he introduced the rag dance in Australia and percentages from his trip, while criticizing Hugh Melotteh and hinting at a possible match with Gunboat Smith this month. He is accompanied by Ernie Zanders, Chicago middleweight.
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Australia
Jack Lester
Beattle
Tommy Burns
Antipodes
Timself
San Francisco
Leater
Hugh Melotoeh
Lester
Ernie Zanders
Chicago
Burns Hope
Gunboat Smith
First Baptists Falter as Fremont Baptist Rout Dominates
In Plymouth gymnasium Saturday the First Baptists, leaders with seven straight wins, were overwhelmed by Fremont Baptist in a swift display. Kelchner scored repeatedly as Fremont impressed with fast moves and accurate shooting. Queen Anne Christianity beat Trinity MEB 40 to 24, while First Plymouths beat Port Blakeley 39 to 14 in a slower contest.
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First Baptist
Plymouth Gymnasium
First Baptists
Fremont
Kelchner
Queen Anne Christianity
Trinity M. EB
Trinity's
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Port Blakeley
Teddy Tetziloff Sets San Bernardino Track Record
United Press reports Teddy Tetziloff ran five miles in four minutes 24 seconds to establish a new San Bernardino record at Association Park. He shaved 30 seconds off the previous mark during the meet's first day. Also notes Felix Magon set a record by changing a tire in 15 seconds. In Boston, the Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee will meet on February 14.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Teddy Tetziloff
Association Park
Felix Magon
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