Bantams Fight Today for Chance at Coulon Crown
In Los Angeles the Vernon arena hosts Kid Williams of San Francisco versus Eddie Campi for the bantamweight challenger spot to Johnny Coulon. Campi held a betting edge of ten to eight early, with heavy wagering and expectations of Campi surviving 20 rounds to win on points, while Williams backers anticipate an early knockout. Tim McGrath, Campi's manager, bet $1,000 to $900 with Dumb Dan Morgan, manager of Knockout Brown, on Campi's chances.
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Clark Winds Up Like Whirlwind In Ballard Smoker
Danny O'Brien outclassed Tommy Clark in the final rounds of a four round go at Ballard A C. Clark nearly earned a draw with a late rally but O'Brien won. Keller from Minneapolis fought Billie Hilleau at 142 pounds and was stopped after two knockdowns. Jamieson and Hammond drew after four fast rounds. Erne and McLearney also drew after four rounds. Rader defeated Fussell by knockout. Referee Schacht's decisions pleased the crowd.
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Tom Jones Keeps His Meal Ticket in Wolgast Talk
Portland report says a meeting between Ad Wolgast and manager Tom Jones averted a break, Jones denying any rift despite opposing the San Francisco bout with Tommy Murphy. The item notes Red Ames asks McGraw to skip him in the opener after three seasons of losses, including a no hit bid for nine innings against Brooklyn.
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Bolcom Lumber Co. takes early lead in bowling league
Bolcom Lumber Co. tops Standard Furniture Co. in three straight games to seize first place. Grinnell posted a high score of 206 and a 186 average as the Orioles fell to the Pelicans in a pair of contests. In Rankers' league action, National Bank of Commerce clashed with Dexter Hortons while Seattle Nationals met First Nationals, as standings shift. The Milwaukee Seconds adopt a new name and prepare to face the Dazzlea at Bismarck alleys under a new banner.
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Bismarck
Gunboat Smith to Meet Bombardier Wells in New York Bout
Gun Boat Smith, the local heavyweight, is offered a 10 round bout in New York with Bombardier Wells. Smith’s manager Buckley says Smith cannot keep the date due to his February 28 fight here with Jack Later. He seeks a one week postponement, believed to be granted. Wells returns to battle American heavyweights after crossing the pond.
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Brown Training For Feb 22 Rivers Bout
Knockout artist Brown of New York trains in Venice for a 20 round match with Joe Rivers at Vernon on February 22. Brown starts real work tomorrow with rivera already in Doyle's camp. Road work dominates today as he prepares for the fight.
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Triangular Meet Set BetweenUW Seattle Club and Nation Guards
A three cornered athletic meet is arranged among the University of Washington, the Seattle Athletic Club, and the Nation Guards. The event will be held February 28 at the Armory.
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New York Boxer Lewis Outpointed by Dupuy in Paris
Willie Lewis from New York is beaten on points after a 20 round bout in Paris. Opponent Adrian Dupuy fought under the alias Hogan and remains the faster puncher in the match.
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Giants Gain From Corn Belt as Lot of Players Reach
With Doyle Fletcher and Wilson from Trinda Crandall and Devore from Indiana Hartley and Merkle from Ohio and Tesreau from Missouri the corn belt is well represented on the Giants Cincinnati still hopes to land Johnny biting Tinker may trade a young catcher and an extra outfielder for the veteran The Herzog family welcomed a baby girl of ten pounds at home marking the third bird visit in four years.
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Grace and Clumsiness in Larry Lajoie and Hans Wagner
The piece contrasts Larry Lajoie and Hans Wagner focusing on injuries and games missed. Wagner debuted in the National League in 1898 and missed 202 games, while Lajoie sat out 508 games in the same span. Wagner shows fewer games out per season, averaging 13, against Lajoie’s 33.
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Fans Solve The Star Baseball Problem For Ticket Prize
A long running contest invites fans to submit baseball solution patterns to win a $25 season ticket. Letters from readers describe sequences including singles doubles steals and runs while others note outs and double steals. Entries list players achieving hits and thefts with noted outs and baserunners.
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Glads
Ode to Thorpe Ends With One Amateur Remaining
The verse recounts ten amateurs dwindling through mishaps and misdeeds until none remain. It notes Toby Thompson, son of a wealthy farmer, reporting to the New York Giants with his father paying expenses, and Charles Stewart, a young Chicago Cubs outfielder, sold to Milwaukee in the American association.
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Washington Defeats Oregon In Final Pickup Game
The University of Washington basketball team won the second game against Oregon Tuesday afternoon 25 to 10, mirroring the opening defeat. Capt Byler and Robinson led the scoring, with rough play noted between centers Fenton and Savage. S. A. C. basketball squad departed Tuesday for Vancouver for a scheduled YMCA game today.
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Dugdale's Outfit to Open Season Against Rah-Rahs
Seattle fans will see a four game series against the University of Washington baseball team starting March 22. Dugdale's Giants face a tough spring foe as Seattle's veteran squad returns, with Hosea Sinner likely to wear a Giants uniform again after a contract mix up and a forementioned spring return to action.
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Team Spirit Drives Last Season’s Strong Finish
Manager Griffith praises ambition and enthusiasm as key factors last year. He notes players stayed active, eager to contribute for the team rather than personal glory.
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Umpire lineup set for 1913 National League season
New York Feb 12 A schedule and the first umpires for the 1913 campaign were announced at the league convention. Umpires named include R W Emalie W J Klem Chas Rigler Clarence Owen Wm Brennan Al Orth M W Eason W J Guthrie and W J Hyron. It was noted Hank O Day could join if willing.
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Tennis Champion Mary Brown in Mexico City Danger Zone
Mary Brown national women’s tennis champion is in Mexico City near revolutionary fighting, causing worry for her parents and friends. She traveled with Gerald Young and Will Bacon from Duarte, California, and other California players to participate in the national tournament.
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