Hector Faces Koch in Armory Ring Clash Tonight
Portland sports page previews the Veterans' Athletic Association card at the Armory in Seattle. Oscar Koch of Tacoma heavyweight fame faces Bremerton's Hector in the main event while Coach McIntyre backs a string of developing fighters. The bill features bantam scraps and other bouts with referee Douglass on duty. ring action starts at 8 30.
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Rochester swimmer Hilda Welling eyes Channel crossing
English swimmer Mrs Hilda Welling of Rochester may attempt to swim across the English Channel after last summer’s 14 mile feat. The report mentions links to Pennsylvania competition and Royal Yacht Club events with Canada Cup and Toronto yachtsmen. Schuylkill Navy from Philadelphia plans national championship rowing and an annual meeting in March.
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Ice Racers Rally For Star Arena Heats And Finals
The Star announces hopes for the arena ice races with a big cup for the winner and second and third prizes. Spaldings donate skates for second place, with the runner-up choosing his own. Heats on Wednesday lead to finals in about three weeks, with final entries named tomorrow.
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Return of Tad Jones hailed as saving grace for Yale
Tad Jones, Seattle shipbuilder, returns to coach Yale's 1920 football team without pay. The alumni and fans welcomed the move after a troubled season under Dr. Al Sharpe marked by cliques, disobedience accusations, and a reshaped athletic policy. Captain Tim Callahan expresses optimism.
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O. A. C. Presses 50-50 Gate Split With Washington
Oregon Agricultural College presses a 50-50 gate split with the University of Washington for the October 23 game. The move follows a conference ruling backed by smaller colleges while Washington and California oppose the equal split citing high overhead. Washington has already dropped Pullman and may cut Washington games with Oregon State College.
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Tigers Defend City Prep Lead Against Franklin Quakers
Broadway Tigers aim for a fifth win in the City Prep league as they host the Franklin Quakers at Pine Street School Gym. The Tigers seek to extend a four game win streak while Franklin, though strong, has stumbled recently in a hard fought matchup.
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Wild Sport Promoters Mix Wrestling With Bike Race
Chicago promoters plan six days of wrestling bouts during the bike race period. They will sell bromidium cocktails and advertise the event as an insomnia clinic to attract crowds.
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Three Fast Cage Games On Tonight at Elks Club Gym
Star League teams swing into action tonight at the Elks Club Gym with three rapid cage contests on the schedule. Local fans expect competitive play as squads collide for early season momentum and bragging rights.
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Six Star league games end first half at Elks club tonight
Six teams wind up the first half of the season at the Elks club with three games listed at 7, 8, and 9 p.m. Piper and Taft face Co B, University Commuters meet Phoenix Mutuals, and Rainier Post plays Elka. Key players Slerk and Rennie loom as major factors as standings and a possible first division tie hinge on tonight results.
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Victoria to host Vancouver in junior hockey clash
Victoria hosts Vancouver tonight in the second game of the season. Cyclone Taylor is ill and out, replaced by Doc Robert. Lester Patrick remains rover for Victoria as both teams field their usual lineups and refereeing is by Mickey Jon.
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Lux Given Worst Of Tacoma Call In Ring Clash
Morrie Lux of Kansas City was robbed by Tacoma judges last night according to ringside fans. Travie Davis of Everett appeared to win the decision, while Pagey Morton defeated Harry Casey in the lightweight bout.
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Boxing Bill Sparks Debate as Sport Seeks Cleaner Future
Assemblyman Ross pushes a boxing bill to legitimize the sport by removing heavyweight titles from top contention. Gunboat Smith critiques Dempsey’s era and predicts Carpentier would challenge him, while college baseball shows Dartmouth planning 27 games from April 20 to June 22 and Yankees figures discuss hitting philosophy and Babe Ruth.
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Star League semi final duel set at Y M C A
Fur will fly Saturday as Spalding and Knights of Columbus meet at the Y M C A for Star League section No 2 semi final. Both teams hold four straight wins, with Spalding led by La Fray Day Lavake Hoagland and Riddle while Knights feature Powers Logan Klassic Needles Mooney.
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Wrestler legends mix memory and music history
The passage recalls Taro Miyake a famed jiu jitsu artist matching wits with a red headed Irishman in a chaotic scene that saw holds barred and an Oriental wrestler tossed toward the orchestra pit breaking the bat’s drum after a wild encounter.
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