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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1912

Page

2

McCarey to Offer Burns a Match With Big Joe

Ed McBride recalls career highs and lows as a boxing referee. He describes Dick O'Brien’s upset of Lewiston’s Weinig, the Ferns Smith clash with a near riot, and O’Rourke’s sharp retorts. McBride reflects on the dirtiest fighting and enduring friendship with O’Rourke.

Tom Andrews Ed McBride Buffalo Dick O'Brien Lewiston al Welnig Weinig McBride O'Brien Reed Rube Ferns Billy Smith Smith Fern Tom O'Rourke O'Rourke

Odd Bits of Sport from a Detroit to Belgium Pigeon Return

Julius DeJonkcheere of Detroit returns from Belgium with twenty four blooded homing pigeons for Noahs Ark Homing club Detroit to use in races. Eddie Durnan of Toronto retires after failed bid to race Richard Arnst on Toronto bay this summer. Oxford Cambridge may skip hammer throw and shot put due to Stockholm Olympics. Princeton football honor with sleeve links and Sam White given a gin filled silver cigar box soil from Yale touchdown.

Julius DeJonkcheere Detroit Belgium Noah's Ark Eddie Durnan Toronto America Durnan Richard Arnst Toronto Bay Arnst Oxford Cambridge Harvard Stockholm Princeton University Sam” White Yale

Purses Worth 35500 At Oregon State Fair Harness Events

Purses totaling 35500 will be hung at the Oregon state fair with the Lewis and Clark 5000 purse for the 2 12 trot and the Greater Oregon purse 5000 for 2 08 pacers. Marty Wolverton signs semipro catcher Edwin Bergen for his Yankees with a pledge that the name will endure in the majors if he can help it.

Salem Oregon Marty Wolverton Edwin Bergen Yankees

Boxing prospects hinge on McCarey match choices

Reb. 20 tom McCarey may offer Tommy Burns a match with Joe Jeanette at Vernon. Jeanette may get the chance if McCarey selects him. The obstacle is McCarey’s reluctance to reveal more black and white details to the public. Portland scene features John Berg and Cyclone Frankenstein set for a coast title bout tonight with the mystery man withholding comments.

Tom McCarey Tommy Burns Joe Jeanette Vernon McCarey Jeanette Portland, Or John Berg Frankenstein

Wolff Plans Second 40 Mile Boat After Record Run

Elated by the 39 foot motor boat Oregon Wolff breaking the 40 mile world record in 42 minutes 14.25 seconds, owner and builder John Wolff said he would build another boat for the 1915 Pacific races. The Diete TV from St. Louis previously held the record at 44 minutes 22.15 seconds.

Double Championship Match Seals Hazel Hotchkiss Marriage

Berkeley resident Miss Hazel Hotchkiss, United States women's tennis champion, wed George William Wightman in a ceremony at her parents home. The pair then sought a marriage license in Oakland to formalize matrimony as a playful “set.” The bride, 26, born in California, and her groom, 21, unnamed occupation, anticipate a future in law on the East. The service was officiated by Reverend George C. Hidredge.

Hazel Oakland Wightman Riley East

John W Considine Praises Field Trials as Hobby Sport

John W Considine of the Sullivan and Considine vaudeville circuit extols field trials as the cleanest sport in the world. He keeps dog kennels in California and Alabama, noting his income from forty six vaudeville theaters supports his passion. English setters compete nationwide in trials where birds are not killed, only watched for their skill.

John W. Considine Sullivan and Considine Considine Bakersfield Calif Three Notch Alabama Acre Sevel Vaudelilie

Tigers Shuffle Roster Amid Farm and Signings

Detroit reports frequent player movements as Cleveland releases Gus Williams to the Montgomery Club of the Southern League. West Point hope Robert Myatt expands his role beyond pitching while Robinson from Waco won’t train with Pittsburg. Elmer Mitchell, the farm assignment in Providence, surprised observers after being seen as a seasonal fixture.

Cleveland Gus Wiliams St. Louis Browne Montgomery Robert Myatt West Point Tigers Providence Elmer Mitchell Mitchell

Kilbane and Attell Dismiss San Francisco Bout Offer

San Francisco fans debate a Kilbane Attell rematch with promoter Eddie Graney’s $10,000 purse for a 20 round title bout on March 22. The rivals have not commented, and Los Angeles reports quote Jimmy Dunn saying Kilbane will not discuss business for six months.

San Francisco Johnny Kilbane Abe Attell Eddie Graney Graney Attell Kilbane Johnny Dunn Los Angeles Jimmy Dunn Eddie Greney Cleveland McCarey Dann

Port Commission Case Highlights Shifts in Land Costs 1908

The Milwaukee Terminals moved to Tacoma after facing $40 000 per acre land asks here, securing $1 500 an acre there, boosting Tacoma’s share of regional commerce from 46 to 92 percent in three years. The Berlin Machine Works moved to Portland for $1 000 an acre, far below $20 000 here, among many similar moves altering industry locations.

Milwaukee Tacoma Seattle Berlin Machine Works Portland

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