Legalized boxing bill killed in Washington Senate
In Olympia on February 5 the Hewitt boxing commission bill to legalize ten round bouts was rejected 26 to 15. Opponents led by Sen. Ed Brown of Whatcom and supporters included Sen. Collina and Sen. Piper. Several senators avoided voting and left the chamber as a roll call was demanded.
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Black Diamond Repeats Soccer Championship Victory
The article lauds Black Diamond for winning medals and the championship for the second year in a row after Celtic forfeited to Rainiers. It notes dramatic late play by Rangers forwards, mentions new Steelback as a potential influence, and comments on color changes and humorous costume remarks.
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Washington Women Endorse National Health Bureau Bill
Memorials backing Senator Owen of Oklahoma for a national health bureau were presented to the senate. Senator Jones of Washington read telegrams from 7,000 women in support, submitted by Washington state and the Pacific Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Owen
Oklahoma
National Health Bureau
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State of
Cheney Normal School to Rebuild Administration Building
The Washington House authorized allocating 700000 dollars for a new administration building at Cheney normal school to replace the structure burned last year, despite Gov. Lister's recommendation to merge three state normals.
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Wash
Lister
Cheney Normal School
Baseball News and Legal Action From Chicago to Havana
A Chicago woman sues the Chicago National club for 36000 damages after being struck by a foul ball. White Sox California tour dates include March 10 11 and 12 at St Marys Oakland St Ignatius San Francisco Santa Clara San Jose. In Havana Armando Marsans and Rafael Almeida top Cuban players in a voting contest. Dartmouth contemplates a Carlisle game next season. Robert McLean wins two indoor titles in Boston. Mickey Sheridan loses to Joe Mandot in Memphis. Dan Howley released by the Philadelphia Nationals to St Paul. Ralph Capron signs with St Paul. Ralph Frary and Rusty Wright Umpire in Union Association. Hank ODay to umpire in American League. Jim Thorpe amateurism debated in Stockholm.
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BOWLERS Sweep Three Games In Hawkera League Night
Seattle Nationals edged NBC in two of three games as Amey led scoring with 1 4 6 3. Nationals posted 766 and 676 in two games for 2 163 pins. Blue Jays defeated Pheasants two of three on 8 A. C. alleys with scores of 2 648 to 2 464.
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Lester and Smith Box 20 Rounds in San Francisco
Gun heat Smith of San Francisco and Jack Lester of Seattle meet for twenty rounds in San Francisco on February 28. It will be Lester’s first regional bout and a win could set up a future match with McCarty and Palser among other headliners. In Toledo, many entries come in for the International tournament of the American Bowling Congress beginning February 22.
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Boxer Jack Lester Pushes Back Against Griffin Club Deal
San Francisco report says Jack Lester of Cle Elements balked at a 265 percent cut of gate receipts for a Gunboat Smith bout at Jim Griffin's club. Lester used pounds not dollars in the dispute, prompting promoters to seek additional terms beyond gate money, the arena site, and Standard Oil stock.
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Smith
Pale Faces Pink Remedy Ad Promises Money Back
An advertisement offers Pale Faces pink remedy with a money back guarantee. It states if a single 500 pack does not provide relief, return the empty package with name and address to the druggist or purchase source. It claims compliance with the Pure Food and Drugs Act June 30, 1906 and provides Seattle mailing address for direct orders.
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O Rourke Accused Of Double Crossing Palzer
Ad Wolgast claims Tom O Rourke double crossed Al Palzer in the McCarty bout on New Year’s Day in Los Angeles. He alleges O Rourke urged Palzer to lead with the left while his right was Palzer’s best punch, and notes betting on McCarty influenced others.
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al Palzer
Luther McCarty
Los Angeles
al Palser
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Wolgast
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Palzer
O'Rourke
Kilbane Retains Featherweight Crown Over Driscoll in Ten
Eight fans in New York witnessed Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland defeat Young Driscoll of Brooklyn in a ten round bout. Kilbane controlled every round and could have KO’d his opponent after the fifth if he chose.
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Berg and Meehan Fight Ends With Berg Victory
Otto Tierg of Astoria Or defeats Willie Meehan of San Francisco after ten rounds in Oakland Meehan weakened after the fifth round Berg says he broke his right hand in the seventh round and would have won by knockout if not for the injury.
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Oakland
Otto Tierg
Astoria
National league games move start time to two oclock
Chicago sports notes report changes in schedule and signings. Cincinnati manager Joe Tinker has given up on Johnny Kling signing a Red contract. Columbia football faces potential revival after eight years without the sport. George Sutton prepares for a 500 point 18.2 billiard title clash with Willie Hoppe at the Hotel Astor. Yale releases a 31 game baseball schedule for the coming season.
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Slosson Beats Yamada In Marathon Billiards Match
Geo Slosson, veteran billiardist, recovered from behind with 57 and 47 in the 16th and 16th innings to defeat Koji Yamada in a marathon match. The two players will conclude their series here tomorrow night.
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Koji Yamada
Big game tonight at Seattle club with Lincoln alumni
Seattle Athletic Club basketball squad faces Lincoln alumni five in a stiff clash tonight. The AAC is among the club’s best teams in years, while Lincoln draws from top players developed at North End High.
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Doctors oppose non coroner bill in King County
King County Medical Association members oppose a bill to abolish the coroner's office arguing it shifts low cost work to undertakers. They plan to present the issue to the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club and seek senate enlightenment on potential effects if enacted.
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One More State Sees the Light Confirms Senate Amendment
Charmeston West Virginia February 5. Both houses of the state legislature passed a resolution ratifying the federal amendment for direct election of senators.
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