Ice Racing Finals Set in Seattle 11-Lap Star Cup Race
Ice racing finals feature Steel Blade Artists led by Farr Donahue and Satterberg racing 11 laps at the Arena tonight for Seattle’s Star ice skating championship. Tangled rivalry, prize Skating gear from Spaldings, and trophy presentation by Miss Julia Ripley headline the event after prelims won by Farr, Donahue, and Satterberg.
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Leoh
Cream of
Seattle
Steel Blade
Arena Tonight
Victoria
Farr
J. T. Towey
F. J. Raby
P. J. Donahue
Ike
Elmer Satterberg
Bach
Queen City
Arena
Donahue
Satterberg
Julia Ripley
Spaldings
Chester Hamilton
Mickey Ion
Alex C. Rose
Royal Brougham
Bob Cronin
Lincoln Five Beat Tigers In Low Scoring Showdown
Lincoln five defeated Queen Anne 22 to 9 at Anne High School as Lincoln crowded the floor with stout defense. Jack Pickering led the scoring with five field goals while Jim and Savage anchored the defense. The Tigers were hampered by missing Fraley and JW.
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Lincoln
Broad
At Anne High School
Queen Anne
Quays
Hill
Jack Pickering
Jim
This Jockey's Worth 25000 Dollars This Season
A jockey earns attention as the season’s sensation with earnings and rising fame. The piece notes a strong year and highlights a standout rider.
America Accepts Racing Challenge for America's Cup
New York announces the Ulster Yacht Club challenge to race for the America's Cup. The first race is set for July 15 off Sandy Hook. The Shamrock V owned by Sir Thomas Lipton will challenge, with defending boat to be either the Resolute or the Vanitie. Frank Okrie will try out with the Detroit Tigers this spring after semi pro and Canadian league play. Pinky Mitchell, Milwaukee heavyweight, receives a $1000 offer from Charles Cochrane in London.
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New York
Ulster Yacht Club
New York Club
Sandy
Shamrock SV
Thomas Lipton
Resolute
Vanitie
Frank Okrie
Detroit Tigers
River Rogue
Detroit
London
Pinky Mitchell
Milwaukee
Charles Cochrane
Richards Passes Hat to Fund Pueblo Boxing Club
Promoter R. B. Richards of Colorado Springs has opened a boxing club in Pueblo. His shows use a hat passed as revenue and the club shows revenue in its favor on the books.
Chances for Worlds Series Slipping in Hockey Clash
The World hockey title clash between Eastern and Western league winners looks unlikely this year with travel to the Coast needed and spring ice conditions in the East. If Eastern teams stay home, play may not start before March 21 at Winnipes. Seattle women debut with a turnout at the Arena led by Muldoon with Vancouver to follow. The Vancouver reserves star for the Millionaires while the Adama brothers step into regular duty.
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Pete Muldoon
Victoria
Vancouver
Seattle
Tobin
Riley
Foyston
Rowe
Rickey
Holmes
Dunderdale
Oatman
W. Loughlin
Patrick
Rover
Loughlin
Johnson
Fowler
Nets
Winnipes
Muldoon
Seattle Mets
Vancouver Ladies
Chicago Swimmer Smashes Mile Record
Clement Brown of the Chicago Athletic Club set a new world mile swim record at the Central A A U senior event in Minneapolis. He clocked 23 minutes 23.24 seconds, breaking Norman Ross's 23:40 record.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Central A. A. U
Minneapolis Athletic Club
Clement Brown
Chicago Athletic Club
Norman Ross
Stanford Crew Backs Out of Lake Washington Race
Stanford's crew will not race on Lake Washington this spring due to financial drawbacks. California will race the Washington eight here May 21.
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Stanford
Lake Washington
Meisnest
California
Washington
Vernon Has Big Edge in Mound Stars
Vernon leads with a powerful pitching staff including Byron Houck Welser Dell Art Fromme Pete Schneider Willie Mitchell and Finneman. Other clubs feature notable aces such as Los Angeles Brown Thomas Crandall Pertica and Salt Lake’s Gould Laverenz Cullop, while Seattle Portland San Francisco Oakland Sacramento each boast key hurlers.
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Vernon
Tigers
Byron Houck
Welser Dell
Art Fromme
Pete Schneider
Willie Mitchell
Finneman
Los Angeles
Brown
Thomas
Crandall
Pertica
Salt Lake
al Gould
Laverenz
Nick Cullop
Seattle
Harry Gardner
al Demaree
Portland
Red” Oldham
San Francisco
Smith
Jordan
Steel
Couch
Oakland
Holling
Huse
Arlett
Sacramento
Walter Malla
Piercy
Portlan
Seattle Gains Good Will From Major Leagues
Secretary Brewster of the Seattle Smwashes returns from the East with Manager Wares after arranging baseball deals. Brewster says Seattle has the good will of major league owners and is becoming a recognized baseball town. Wares heads south to assemble players for spring training.
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Brewster
Seattle Smwashes
Wares
Seattle
Benny Kauff Charged With Grand Larceny
New York February 1 Benny Kauff star outfielder was to be arraigned on grand larceny charges in connection with alleged automobile thefts. He was arrested last night and held briefly before bail. Police had pursued the case for weeks and had previously arrested Frank Howe, Kauffs half brother, linked to an auto accessory business.
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New York
Benny Kauff
Giant
Kauff
Frank Howe
Kauffs
Skating Championships Open in Empire State
Races for the international skating championships open at Lake Placid New York this afternoon. Amateurs from America and Canada compete for titles in 100 yards 270 yards 440 yards and the half mile. Entries are large and the championships may not be decided until Friday.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
America
Canada
Playfield Fives Close Season With Title Tilt
South Park and Ballard clash in the playfield league finale with Ballard holding nine straight wins. B F Day faces Collins in the intermediate title game at Collins where Day is favored after a first round victory. Both teams stand 7 wins and 2 losses.
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South Park
Ballard
B. F
Collins Crew
Collins
Petroff Edges Davis in Dreamland Wrestling Show
Tyante Petroff defeated Nick Davis at the Dreamland rink in San Francisco. Davis won the first fall in 31 minutes with a head scissors. Petroff took the second fall in 14 minutes with a body scissors and the third in eight minutes with a body lock.
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San Francisco
Tyante Petroff
Nick Daviscourt
Daviscourt
Petroff
Pop Gill the 77 Year Old Bowling Wonder of Columbus
In Columbus Ohio W A Pop Gill at 77 remains a bowling standout. He averages 150s, bowls regularly three times weekly, and has tallied over 7 000 games with a career average around 145. Despite doctors advice he continues to play long sessions and often improves in the later games.
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Columbus
W. A
Pop
Gill
Pop GI
Rainier Post-Soldiers’ and Sailors
Broadway
Knights of Columbus-Phoenix Mutual
MacDougall-Southwick
Co. B
the Elks
John Olin Ready to Return to Mat Against Notables
John Olin, the Fingieah Goliath, plans a comeback in wrestling aiming at Joe Stecher the present champion. He has challenged Stecher, Caddock, Lewis, and Zbyazko, promising a competitive display upon his return.
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John Olin
Joe Stecher
Stecher
Caddock
Lewis
Zbyazko
Diverse sports figures linked to spring events and travels
The article lists multiple athletic personalities and movements including Dave Detegen wiring Lew Edwards for an offer to recruit in the country, Edwardes arriving from Australia with Tom Andrews, Montreal swimmer 1-year-old wonder to compete in the Olympic Games, Laureville Colonels training in Mobile Alabama, Pat Duncan’s wedding plans tied to a trip south, and jockey Donaghue leading English pros with a strong prior season record. It also notes track critics on long practice impacts and various training camps in Miami and Jackson Ohio contexts.
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Dave Detegen
Newark
Hae
Lew Edwardes
Bon
Edwarde
Ecrese
Australia
Tom Andrews
Winter diamond leagues build stars across the coast
The article notes strong winter circuits from Palm Beach to Santa Barbara with many players and several leagues producing future professionals. It cites Charlie Graham in San Francisco predicting about 40 California players will reach pro baseball, and Dixie Winter in New Orleans thriving as jet setters prepare for spring tryouts.
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United States
Palm Beach
Fla
Santa Barbara
Cal
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Charley Graham
Seal
Graham
California
Sacramento
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Babe
New Orleans
Fred Everhard
Florida
Southland
Navy heavyweight pursues bout with Martin
Andy Schmader of Louisville Nebraska joins others eager to meet Bob Martin the A B F heavyweight champion. Schmader boxed in the navy and defeated many sailors as he presses for a title shot.
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Andy Schmader
Louisville
Neb
Bob Martin
Public tryout urged for Olympic team trainers
Frederick W. Rubien secretary of the American Olympic committee proposes a public tryout for the 80 applicants seeking trainer positions. Selected men will train at their homes until they depart for duties with the Olympic teams.
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Frederick W. Rubien
American Olympic Committee
Second Session Set for Hector vs Farmer in Tacoma
Young Hector and Frank Farmer prepare for a second round at Tacoma tomorrow night after an eight round draw in their first clash. Jimmy Maione plans a Seattle boxers association modeled on actors’ groups, with initial meeting at the Labor Temple tonight at 7 40. Morrie Lux seeks another bout with Billy Wright following their recent Seattle showing.
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Hector
Frank Farmer
Tacoma
Hecter
Farmer
Jimmy Maione
Seattle
Actors’ Association
Labor Temple
Morrie Lux
Billy Wright
Lux
Wright
Elks Defeat Y M C A 42 to 22 in City League Action
The Elks upset the Y M C A squad 42 to 22 marking their second straight win. Schubert led with nine field goals, Wood added 16 points for the losers, while Maris and White contributed for the Elks as the second half surge sealed victory.
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Eiks
Elks
Association
Thhe
Elke
Schubert
Maris
Mons
Jesse White
Burke
Walter Wood
Elka
Gre Hmaeup
A Aiaag Arte
Steck
Holbrook
Kelly
Reynolds
geale—Schubert
Moss
White
Marie
Counts
Wood
Neferce
Walter Bell
Yank Eyes Finds Ring Wallop
Johnny Griffiths of Akron, a welterweight, has developed a knockout punch on a European tour. He knocked out Francois Charles, a stable mate of Georges Carpentier, after earlier stops that revived his reputation as a feared puncher and former champion of no decision bouts in America.
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Johnny Griffiths
Akron
England
Johnny
Francois Charles
Georges Carpentier
Akron Flash
America
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