Scott and McVeigh Box Draw In Seattle Smoker Bout
Pete McVeigh and Pat Scott fought a close lightweights draw at the Press club smoker. Scott held long range work edge while McVeigh pressed in close. Referee Tommy Burns called it even. Other bouts included Johnny O Leary defeating Frank Delaney on points and Floyd Goodman over Kid O Brien in a split decision.
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Pete McVeigh
Pat Scott
Instat
Pat
Pete
T. Burns
Seattle
Johnny O'Leary
Frank Delaney
New York
Frank
Johnny
Tho Young Peterson
Ecie
Floyd Goodman
Kid O'Brien
Willie Vietro
Billy Mahoney
Kid Herman
Tommy Burns
Brick Leonard the King Pin of Northwest Soccer Star Power
English born center forward Tommy Leonard stars for Hampton Black Diamond and has a record of goals across Montana and Northwest teams. He captains England in recent and upcoming internationals and is praised as a top scorer and leader. Brick Leonard also drew attention from Connie Mack’s Athletics after standout spring training performances.
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Tom Overton
Tommy
Hampton Black Diamond
Seaker
Neck of the Woods
England
Montana
Butte City
Gallimore
Sons
Shamrock
Mortena
Scotland
Dugdale
Lincoln Baseball Candidate Bob Cole Seeks Second Base Slot
Former Lincoln second baseman Bob Cole, remembered from two years ago, emerges as a baseball candidate seeking a position on the roster. His prior infield work and local league experience position him for consideration by the Lincoln squad.
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Bob Cole
Lincoln
Mahmout in hard training for March 1 bout with Pedersen
Mahmout the Turk trains in Chicago ahead of his March 1 fight with Jess Pedersen. Pedersen’s manager predicts his man will knock the Turk out and set up a world title clash with Frank Gotch.
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Chicago
Mahmout
Jess Pedersen
Griffith Urges Anti Nicotine Pledge For Players
Clark Griffith warns young Salt players and veterans that smoking cigarettes undermines performance. He says heavy drinking harms reliability but allows moderate cigars, urging abstinence from cigarettes and endorsing an anti nicotine pledge to avoid going stale by mid season.
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Clark Griffith
Ciearette
Griffith
Attell Promises Not to Cancel bout Amid Robbery Claims
In San Francisco Abe Attell appeals after a disputed defeat and claims referee Eyton robbed him in the Attell Kilbane fight. Jeffries backs Attell, while Coffroth says the March 9 match should go on. Kilbane ready for a tour if offers and purse arise.
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San Francisco
Jac. W. Coffroth
Jas. J. Jeffries
Los Angeles
Coffroth
Abe Attell
Makiem
Tommy” Murphy
Jeffries
Abe
Attell
Eyton
White Hope IR Auto Wreck. Elder Hurt Returning from Fight
In San Diego a boxing party returning from Vernon fight collided eight miles north of Oceanside. Holdier Wills Elder, trainer Freddie Bogen, and chauffeur P. T. Rooney were injured. Elder suffered serious bruising to the shoulder and neck but internal injuries were not yet determined.
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San Diego
Holdier Wills Elder
G. M. Anderson
Jim Cameron
Vernon
Oceanside
Freddie Bogen
Elder
P. T. Rooney
Eider
Baseball Notes From The Vague Market And Rosters
Dick Kinsella sold to Denver then offered to Portland as he nears a return to the Colorado metropolis. Remneas of Butte vows to push into Detroit staff next season if given a uniform. Catcher Alex Sweeney opens baseball school in East Liverpool offering lectures and playing to scholars. Ty Cobb alters trousers with a sewn sheepskin for protection on slides. Manager Cal ordered fleeces from Chicago yards for basestealers. Griffith misread a southpaw from Brownsville. San Francisco bought the pitcher. Jim McGuire named Detroit training adviser and scout to work with Joe Sugden. Washington bets on Scott and Ainsworth return to Youngstown after accommodation. Bobby Wallace signs a St Louis recruit named Brief, a six-foot, 185-pounder, aiming for a quick stay on the payroll.
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Remneas
Butte
Detroit
Staytom
Bobby Wallace
St. Louis Browns
St. Loula
Boxing era ends for negro fighters in Paris and beyond
Boxing writer notes Paris and London clubs turning away negro boxers after a judge's $7,500 verdict against Jack Johnecy and rising audience hostility. Char le Galvin says promoters avoid interracial bouts as public tired of white versus black matches. The piece also touches on Freddy Walsh canceling bouts and diet influences on training.
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Paris
London
Jack Johnecy
New York
Beau Brommel
Charle Galvin
Dixie Kid
Hob Scanton
Galvin
Australia
Land
Freddy Walsh
Jack Britton
Walsh
Milwaukee
Wolgast
James Frew
Frew
Coughing urged to seek doctor guidance
An old advertisement urges readers to stop coughing by consulting a physician. It promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a regular doctor's medicine for coughs and colds and advises asking your doctor about it.
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Ayer
Everett Seattle Interurban Railways Timetable Fragment
Fragmentary timetable lists various train times and stops for the Everett Seattle Interurban Railway and Shuttle service. Mentions daily and weekend operation with multiple departures, ticket offices and street names.
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Everett-Seattle
Grattle
So 2
Jome B. Reever
Petra
Sendey
Beattie
Bav
Weelleke
Greenwood
Ajax
Seattle
Bates
Youth Versus Old Age Bout Set for Paria May 12
Nice France February 24 Kid Me Coy an uncertain age and Georges Carpentier 17 will meet for 20 rounds in Paria May 12 for a $12000 purse and the heavyweight championship of Bu in the event Jim Sullivan of England enters the Monte Carlo mill Me Coy has signed articles and Carpentier has given his word for the match
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Nice
France
Kid. Me Coy
Georges Carpentier
Marvel
Paria
Carpentier
Jim Sullivan
England
Monte Carlo
McCoy
Hia
Odd Bits of Sport and Aviation News From Around the Nation
An international yacht series for the Richardson trophy is to be called off in Chicago this summer with Patricia as the challenger and a defender to be built by a Chicago club syndicate. Australian champion sculler Richard Arnat seeks a big share of race receipts with Canadian rower Eddie Durnan on Toronto Bay. New York state will distribute thirty thousand pheasants and five thousand more to stock covers. The Aeronautical Society of New York proposes aircraft inspection and pilot licensing legislation. Worcester and Springfield are among cities bidding for the next national rowing regatta, with the award due at the March meeting in New York.
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Chicago
Patricia
Challen
Chicago Club
Richard Arnet
Eddie Durnan
Toronto Bay
Arnat
New York State Game Commission
Worcester
Springfield
Maes
Saratoga
N. Y
New Yo
Boxer Ketcher Dies After Bout With Walters
Joe Ketcher died from injuries suffered in a boxing match with Billy Walters in Waukegan. Walters was arrested by Captain William Fallami of the naval training station, who appointed a three officer commission to investigate the affair.
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Waukegan
Joe Ketcher
Puginat
Billy Walters
William Fallaui
Naval Training Station
Fallam
McFarland to Meet Britton in Potential March Bout
Promoter Jas Coffroth plans to match Packey McFarland with Jack Britton in Daly City, with Woffroth wiring Packey about the offer. Both boxers share similar styles and boxing fans speculate on the likely turnout and the March staging target.
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San Francisco
Jas
Coffroth
Packey McFarland
Jack Britton
Woffroth
Packey
Britton
Daly City
Seattle to Open Pacific Coast Hockey Association Rink
Vancouver reports confirm Seattle will host a new ice rink and a fourth Pacific Coast Hockey Association team next season. A locally organized company, led by cattle real estate man L. H. Griffiths, guarantees interest for builders and aims to attract top players from the East to create a strong coastal lineup.
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Vancouver
Seattle
Pacific Coast Hockey Association
L. H. Griffiths
Queen City
Real Outlaws Baseball League at Leavenworth Prison
A three team league will form next summer at the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth Kansas. Teams will consist of white prisoners Negroes and Indians with equipment provided by the department of justice and suits made in the prison tailor shop. It will be the first baseball league at the penitentiary.
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Real Outlaws
Leavenworth
Kan
Federal Point
Department of Justice
Federal Penitentiary
Dillon Beats Kidlarke In Ten Round Columbus Bout
Sport writers in Columbus give Jack Dillon of Indianapolis the decision over Kidlarke of Columbus in ten rounds. Dillon outweighed his opponent by at least ten pounds.
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Jack Dillon
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Kidlarke
Dillion
Murphy and Redmond Sign For 10 Round Bout
Eddie Murphy of Boston and Jack Redmond of Milwaukee sign articles to meet in a ten round bout in March. Possible venues include Kenosha Wisconsin or South Bend Indiana.
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Murphy
Redmond
Milwaukee
Eddie Murphy
Boston
Jack Redmond
Kenosha
Wis
South Bend
Ind
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Kid) Lavigne
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Aeronautical Society of New York
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