Broadway Quintets Vie In Friday Basketball Showdown
Broadway faces Ratlard and Pine at Ballard gym as Gustavason returns to help strength. Queen Anne meets Lincoln at Hill gym with Northerners aiming to stay tied for league lead. Ripley Attleson Norquist Dyke may star as guards guard against Lincoln attack.
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Locals Face Aristocrats In Victoria Tilt Tonight
The Seattle Metropolitans visit Victoria aiming to win a road game amid weakened home players as Harbour, Johnson and Loughlin are listed. Patrick borrows Alex Irvin of Vancouver seven to field a full team while Seattle rides a strong run and seeks a tie for second place after recent road struggles.
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Spain to represent UW in 155 class at Oregon dual
Spain will represent the University of Washington in the 155 pound class against Oregon wrestlers next Wednesday. After dropping the first fall to Kitamura, Spain recovered to win in the elimination tourney last night. Other UW representatives include Matsui 115 Capt. ibson 125 Johnson 148 and Barda 164. A program of five boxing bouts accompanies the wrestling card.
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Coast Crew Event Not Held This Year
The University of Washington board of control announced no coast regatta will be held this year. Other coast colleges abandoned the event and races with California or Stanford are off. A local invitation crew will race on the Water with plans for meets against Portland and Vancouver clubs. First turnout next Monday supervised by Coach Leader.
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West Seattle Men Rout Rainier Five In Mt Baker Tilt
West Seattle High School defeated Rainier Five 27 to 18 at Mt Baker gym. The game shifted a day due to a dance at the West Seattle school. Cunningham led the West Seattle team with strong play, while Filiott and Caccela starred for the home squad.
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Today’s Market Report in Springs
Market notes from Springs report under two inches in the forecast. Local traders monitor price shifts and supply trends as weather limits crops and early shipments. Officials urge caution for buyers as markets adjust to new figures.
Harper and Jones Headline Northwest Lightweight Bout Card
In Seattle the Elks stage a boxing bill headlined by Bob Harper of Seattle versus Young Harold Jones of Tacoma, a clash of top lightweights. The card also features Harry Gillum versus Jack May at 158 pounds, Jim Jorge versus Jack Grant, Eddie McKenna versus Joe Hill 123 pounds, and Morgan Jones versus Harry Dawson 116 pounds, promising a night of fast action and bright prospects for the winner.
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Harry Gillum
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Joe Hill
Morgan Jones
Harry Dawson
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Manhattan Club Fights Feature Powerful Outfield in Boxing Pages
The piece highlights Manhattan Club boxing bouts headlined by Harry Gillum versus Jack May with solid undercard talent including Jim Jorge and Jack Grant. It notes modern fighters such as Dave Robertson Benny Kauff Ross Young and George Burns as top outfielders shaping team strength. It also mentions Jim Carey and Mddie McKenna making comebacks and the involvement of Frank Tucker Harper and Billy Wright in evaluating fighters. Findings reference McGraw managing strong rosters and a push for rookies to prove they can join top performers.
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Dave Robertson
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Ross Young
George Burns
McGraw
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Gillum
Jim Jorge
Jack Grant
Jorge
Harry Williams
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Manhattan
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McKenna Set for Clash With Hill in Denver Curtain
In Denver tonight McKenna faces Soldier Joe Hill after defeating Gorman last week. Hill, more his size, meets McKenna who showed footwork and a left poke in his debut here. Joe Hill plans to clean up local rivals while McKenna aims for a winning curtain-raiser against Morgan Jones, Hal Jones’s younger brother.
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Helrrooma
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Rose City
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Joe Hill
McKenna
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Miller
Camp Dodge
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Eddie
Morgan Jones
Hal Jones
Dawson and Jones Set Bantam Title Clash in Tacoma
The hard hitting bantamweight Harry Dawson aims to extend a winning streak as Seattle’s young fighter faces Jones in Tacoma where experienced edge favors Dawson but observers expect a foul filled bout.
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Dawson
Seattle
Tacoma
Stoneham backs local Giants setup to build home talent
Charles A. Stoneham, new president of the New York Nationals, hints he favors assembling the Giants from local talent rather than players from Texas, Missouri and other provinces. Critics warn early adopters often face learning curves, as others did before him.
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Missouri
Stoneham
Darcy Wallops Flynn in Portland boxing show
Jim Flynn, a Pueblo firefighter, loses to Jimmy Darcy of Portland by decision after a six round bout. Darcy dominates with a sharp right to floor Flynn in the second. Other results include Muff Bronson KO Lee Johnson in the first, and a six round draw between Kid Mitchell and Kid Hermen.
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Lee Johnson
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Seattle
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Fred Fulton Wins Easy Go In South
Fred Fulton defeats Jim Cameron in Backamento with a knockout after two knockdowns in the third round. The Los Angeles heavyweight lands sharp combinations as Cameron, a Black fighter, drifts through the bout. A wire from Jeff Clark, the Joplin giant, acknowledges Fulton’s victory.
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Hoke Warner Leads Pirates Players to Return to Ball
Infielder Hoke Warner, first Pirates player to exit for military service, sent a letter from a German town to president Dreyfuss. The club asked all service players about status and Warner was last to reply, with all requesting to return to play ball.
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McCredie Seen Aiming to Acquire Fisher for Portland
Portland reports indicate Walter McCredie seeks to buy Sacramento catcher Gus Fisher for the Portland club. Fisher backed the Senators last season and was their top hitter. Portland previously sold Fisher to Sacramento with seven other players in 1917.
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Cubs Pitcher Vaughn Negotiates Salary in Chicago
Pitcher Jim Vaughn of the Chicago Cubs, living in Racine Wisconsin this winter and dealing in automobiles, traveled to Chicago last week to confer with Fred Mitchell about a new contract. He presented his pitching averages to Mitchell as leverage for a raise.
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White Sox Sign George Runge From Logan Squares
The Chicago White Sox have signed 21 year old first baseman George Runge on trial. He has built a reputation with Jimmy Callahan's independent Logan Squares in Chicago and has played on independent teams for two seasons.
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Logan Squares
Jimmy Callahan
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Dodgers Manager Afraid to Disappoint Keeley Wants Rube Marquard
In a Boston dispatch Robinson of the Brook lan Dodgers laments displacing Blossom Keeley who desires her husband Rube Marquard back with the Giants. Brooklyn cannot spare the pitcher. Hank Crowdy, famed Boston catcher and war veteran, offered 1500 dollars weekly to perform on stage narrating his war exploits.
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Rube Marquard
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Moran named Reds manager sparks Mathewson rumor mill
Word skips through the sport pages that Pat Moran's Cincinnati Reds appointment backs a wave of talk Christy Mathewson may end up a Giants manager. The 1916 Reds deal with the New York club is recalled, with a possible recall plan to keep Mathewson in circulation and return him to New York could be welcomed by Giants fans.
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Patsy Flaherty Returns to Baseball After War Service
Patsy Flaherty, veteran southpaw who pitched for Mobile in the Southern league last year, was discharged from the tank service and is ready to resume baseball. He missed overseas service, war ending as he learned to control a caterpillar.
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Mobile
Pat
Upland Signs Frank Baker To Delaware County League Pact
Frank Baker signs to play again for Upland in the Delaware County league. His past stunt from three or four years ago was repeated, signaling a serious dispute with the New York Yankees.
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