Queen Anne Midgets Edge Tigers in OT for Lead
Queen Anne Midgets beat Broadway Tigers in overtime at Queen Anne gym after four minutes of extra play to tie for first place in the league standings. Salt Herb Rivers hit the decisive long shot in overtime as Ed Feekat and forward partners supported the Quays despite Broadway’s late push.
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Queen Anne
Tiger
Tigers
Queen Anne Gym
Herb Rivers
Quays
Broadway
Art Haiden
Ed Feekat
Queen Ann Ans Wees
Rivers
Cores
Tilton Wagener
Gould
Prevost
Tiltom
goaie—Marion
Welch Feek
Hatton
Dick Vanderia
Haynie and Schuman Draw In Tacoma Bout
Sailor Haynie of San Francisco and Tacoma welterweight Harry Schuman fought six rounds to a draw in Tacoma. The bout was even but produced little hard punishment. In prelude, Jimmy Storey decisioned Verne Searcy, and Johnny Hogan defeated Al Baker.
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Tacoma
Haynie Jeff
San Francisco
Harry Schumian
Jimmy Storey
Seattle
Verne Searcy
Wenatchee
Johnny Hogan
al Baker
Begro
Buckeye star Hoge Workman backs Chick Harley claim
In Columbus on February 11, Hoge Workman of Ohio State backs Chick Harley’s statement about basketball work taking longer to earn the “O” than his football letter. Harley emphasizes the effort difference between the two sports.
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Columbus
Hoge
Workman
Buckeye Eleven
Chick Harley
Chick
Reds Gear Up Across States for Spring Training
Cincinnati February 11. The Reds will assemble at Cisco for spring training gathering players from 17 states and Cuba signaling a far reaching roster build for the coming season.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Cisco
States
Cuba
New Infielder for Golden Gate Club
Morria Rath, veteran infielder, is slated for a San Francisco Seals infield role this season. He won with the Cincinnati Nationals last year and was sent to Seattle in the Brenton Bohne deal, later moved to the Seals. Rath previously played third base for Salt Lake in the Coast League before reaching the majors.
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Morria Rath
San Francisco Seals
Cincinnati Nationals
Seattle
Seals
Salt Lake
Middle King Wins by Sleep Punch
Johnny Wilson, middleweight champion, scored a second round knockout of Navy Hostan in Kenosha Wisconsin during his Midwest debut. Rostan rose twice before Wilson finished him, with the bout ending as Rostan was forced from the ring.
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Kenosha
Wis
Johnny Wilson
Wilson
Midwest
Navy Hostan
Joliet, LL
Rostan
ST. Paul
Mike Odboha
Ridley Meets Harrahan in Bremerton Elks Show Main Event
Bud Ridley of Seattle will face Joe Harrahan for the featherweight title at the Bremerton Elks show next Thursday. The fighters recently drew in Aberdeen in a slashing bout. Harrahan will weigh in at 128 pounds in the afternoon for Ridley.
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Bud Ridley
Seattie
Joe Harrahan
Bremerton Elks
Aberdeen
Pat Scott
Harrahan
Fudley
Truck Bowlers Dominate Rube's Cafe In City League
The Denby Trucks swept three games from Rube's Cafe, moving into third place and denting Cafe’s title hopes. Other results include Elks No. 1 posting a 3019 team high, Orpheume with 3014, and top individuals Hud son 241 single, Durnford 645, Hehr 238, Mendenstrom 237.
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Denby Trucks
Rube's Cafe
Union
Fagies
Hippe’'s Cafe
Elks No. 3
Elks No 2
Pikes No. 1
Cheauty’s, Lumbermen
FL N. Brooks
Orpheum
Elks No. 1
Orpheus
Durnford
Orpheuma
Hudson
Hehr
Mendenstrom
Orpheume
Rube's
Ccc Nwencess
Union Tailors
Cafe Ances
Deoe Cheasty
German Bike Rider to Enter U. S. Race
Walter Rutt, noted German bicycle rider and three time sit day champion, will start in the third race of the season at Madison Square Garden on March 7. The event, promoted by Tex Rickard and John M Chapman, is the second grind recognized as official by the association.
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New York
Walter Rutt
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Tex Rickard
John M. Chapman
Former Grid Stars Buck Business Now
Former college football stars are moving into finance and politics with the same drive. Notables include William H. Edwards known as Big Billie now an internal revenue collector in New York, Charles F Brickley a Wall Street broker, and Clifford Finck a New York financier. Other ex-players like Harral H. Tenney, Walter C Booth, and Yale star Black transition to high level banking and insurance roles, touting football as top training for business and life.
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New York
William H. Edwards
Billie
Princeton
Charles EF. Brickley
Brickley
Clifford FR. Finck
Black
Yale
Chicago
Tenney
Liberty National Bank
Walter C. Booth
Ribbon Romance Made Butwell Winner
Feb 11 Havana era jockey Jimmy Butwell rose from Denver tracks to win big races. He married the ribbon seller who became his manager, urged him to quit drinking, and helped him lose weight to 106 pounds. His late-career success followed, with a fortune he can now write a half million dollar check for.
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Denver
Jimmy Butwell
Havana
Colorado
Butwell
San Francisco
Oakland
Santa Anita
Lucky Baldwin
Los Angeles
Monrovia
Taylor George
Burwell
Ribbona
Ring Bill Goes Before House Today
Olympia February 11 The public morals committee will not report the Wray 10 round boxing bill before next Thursday. Gov Hart will offer an amendment on his return from the Olympic peninsula. Wray submitted two amendments including compensation for clubs lacking buildings or leases and allowing exhibitions without a decision.
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Olympia
Committee On Public Morals
Wray
Gov
Hart
Olympic Peninsula
Boxing Commission
American Legion
Public Morals Committee
Peter David
Tacoma
A. Mann
O. R. McKinney
Pierce
New York
Giant rookies high cost for Giants spring training
New York February 11 nineteen Giant rookies set to report at San Antonio with John McGraw paying $100000 for the group. Goldie Rapp leads the list at $15000 followed by pitcher Pat Shea and catcher Alexander Gaston at $12000 each.
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New York
San Antonio
John McGraw
Goldie” Rapp
Pat Shea
Alexander Gaston
Hill Five Loses Star Guard In Lincoln Clash
Queen Anne’s prep basketball team misses star guard Molly MacCarthy as Lincoln visits, risking city title hopes. Gibson starts at guard to join Tanger while Lincoln relies on Nollan Hassford and Bruce Henaketh in a strong forward center lineup.
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Queen Anne
Molly” MacCarthy
The
Quays
Lincoln
Hill
Broadway
Gibson
M’carthy
Bell
McCarthy
Max Tanger
Northenders
Nollan
Hassford
Bruce Henaketh
Bill Savage
Kunz
Anderson
Douglas
Wisconsin coach vows resignation over schedule clash
Michigan era of college sports rumors swirl as Wisconsin coach vows to resign if One State is ever added to the Wisconsin schedule. Ohio State coach Wiese faces charges of inappropriate conduct. Intramural box tourney at OCAC draws over four teams. every fraternity and independent group will participate. Interclub matches begin early, with California varsity openings and strong competition. Pearse aim to reclaim intercollegiate cup with Stanford, while Southern California and Notre Dame pursue schedules. Detroit Notre Dame seeks games. Detroit contest near scheduling. MR Wo con shoots practice scenes with crew in the presence of Coach Lander.
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Leeeem
Michards
Wisconsin
Wiese
Ohie State
City league turmoil as teams lose ground in final stretch
The Northern Life Insurance team defeats the Knights of Columbus as four players foul out and the race for city honors narrows with four games left in the season. Andy Chaney recovers from flu and eyes a March 1 bout with Billy Defoe in New York.
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She Priel
System Sign Co
Egeirt
Northern Life Insurance Co
Berance
Aige
Accnard
Life
Andy Chaney
Billy Defoe
New York
Gavin to Clean Up Ring Game
New York report profiles William A. Gavin as a leading figure in boxing reform. It notes his role drafting the New York boxing law and organizing the International Sporting Club, now with 2000 members including Theodore Roosevelt and Reginald Vanderbilt, aiming to elevate boxing to English standards.
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New York
William A. Gavin
New York State
Gavin
International Sporting Club
Empire State
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Rodman Wanamaker
Reginald T. Vanderbilt
Gen
Leonard Woot
International league eyes new clubs in Montreal Newark
Montreal and Newark may replace Syracuse and Akron in the International league after a meeting called by President John C. Toole. Syracuse faces ball ground disputes and Akron is a long standing burden, while Montreal seeks representation and Newark could take the Akron franchise.
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New York
Montreal
Newark
Syracuse
Akron
John C. Toole
Wolverines to Dixie to Open Big Ten Season
The University of Michigan nine, led by Del Pratt, will tour the South during spring vacation for seven games to prepare for the Big Ten opener. Carl Mays or Mare comments on team decisions as O Doul moves to the miners and a large crowd at New York Yankee Park was anticipated.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
del Pratt
University of Michigan
Carl Mare
New York
Yank
Haggins
Lefty O' Deul Ip
Miners
O'Doul
Han Prandern
Dempsey Plans European Exhibition Start In April
New York February 11 Jack Kearns manager of Jack Dempsey said the champion will begin exhibition work in Europe early in April after six weeks on the Pacific coast for movie work. He will remain in training during that period.
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Dempsey
Europe
Kearns
New York
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Pacific Coast
City Cage Teams Clash in City League Showdown
Two strong city league squads, Puget found Paper Box and Northern Life, meet Saturday night at the Y M C A with both squads carrying one loss. Northern Life recently beat the Knights of Columbus 23 to 15 at the K of C hall while Box lost to the Y in their opener. Games schedule 5 p m between the Y and Silent Frats 7 p m Box vs Northern Life and Eckmann Furniture vs System Sign Shop in the final.
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Puget
Paper Box
Northern Life
MacDougall-Southwick
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Frats
Eckmann Furniture Company
System Sign Shop
Kilbane to Defend Featherweight Crown Next Week
Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion will travel to New York next week to finalize defense plans. The DeFoe Seiger winner faces Andy Chaney and Kilbane may meet that victor. Tex Rickard aims to close boxing at Madison Square Garden with a St Patrick’s day card possibly featuring Benny Leonard and Jack Britton.
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New York
Johnny Kilbane
Tex Rickard
DeFoe Seiger
Andy Chaney
Kilbane
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
St. Patrick’s Day
Benny Leonard
Jack Britton
Cotton States League Reorganized by Southern Cities
The Cotton States League is reorganized with Pensacola Meridian Greenwood Jackson Montgomery and Selma as pivotal member cities. The move signals restructuring of regional baseball governance and scheduling.
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Cotton States League
Pensacola
Meridian
Greenwood
Jackson
Montgomery
Selma
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