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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1906
Page
2
The column reviews Joe Gans and Al Herford in a troubled partnership ending with Gans seeking Graney's help to reclaim his career. It recalls Tommy Ryan's bout against a lumbering giant and Sharkey's medal moment, highlighting risk, pride, and rivalries in early boxing lore.
The article examines why he chose to go back to the indicator, exploring possible motives and the implications for ongoing work. It notes uncertainties and hints at strategic considerations guiding the decision.
California is the ideal spot for rest and recreation. The Southern Pacific Co. promotes its Scenic Shasta Route and Coast Line as the road to travel, with tickets and brochures available at Union Ticket Office, 608 First Ave. BE. Bille, Genl. Agent.
George Blossen refused to meet Willie Hoppe and the latter faced veteran Vigenmaux before the top cue expert in the country would enter a match. This leads to the coming International billiard tournament in New York.
Big Jim McCormick, early Cleveland pitcher and noted city figure, drank whisky during a tavern bet with a tinhorn gambler the night Providence faced him. He then won the next day’s game for Cleveland 2 to 1, a performance recalled as his greatest.
St Louis report says heavyweight catch as catch can champion Prank Geotch defeated George Hacken in straight falls. The opening bout marked Geotch's edge with a decisive fall, followed by a second fall securing the victory in the Missouri encounter.
Vred Landers of San Francisco defeated Marcus Bailors of Milwaukee over 20 rounds before the Hot Springs Athletic Club. Landers showed better infighting and superior fast thoughts throughout the match.
Seattle high school basketball team traveled to Everett this afternoon to face Everett High School. Both squads entered the game determined to win in a hard fought contest.
Harry Krant, now living in Stockton under trainer Rafe Turner, climbs the lightweight ranks with steady wins. Once a promising amateur, he is praised for ring craft and integrity and could return to Beattie this summer for a Seattle bout with Kid Krant attracting big crowds.
A citizens league was organized at Colman’s Hall Green Lake February 25 with Hy laws adopted. About 26 citizens attended electing B C Adams president and B P Boyer secretary to assist Eleventh ward councilmen. The article also notes strict enforcement of contract laws by the national commission and strengthens penalties for violators.
A. Jenkins secretary of the Western Bowling Congress sails to Salt Lake City to refine details before the congress tourney. Old-Timer departs earlier amid work pressures while Mahnken may join the event and team competition, with Jenkins serving as special correspondent for The Star at Salt Lake City. The tournament opening nears.
The interest in bowling circles grows across the West as reports indicate a strong lineup for a major meet. Promoters expect a brilliant event with the strongest aggregations assembling to contest the championship.
Ship and the rich prizes that will be awarded by the Congrana. A loom than a year ago this organization was formed at a meeting in Book and by a few enthusiasts of the apart and backed by those who had faith in the success of the movement. Mines that time Its rapid advancement in popular favor has been the marvel and envy of kinged organizations. San Angeles, Spokane, Butte, Beattie, Portland, San Francisco and Pocatello will all enter strong teams and a number of other cities will be represented by two man teams and individuals.
Portland loses to New Westminster in British Columbia as both teams showcase high tempo play with the locals dropping a close game and the Portland quintet displaying competitive effort throughout the match.
Weatminater edged the Canadians 14 points in a hard fought Portland high school game. The home team’s swift outside attempts and awkward angles drew applause as Mackin and Cone led Providence born players in a clean, spirited contest.
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