Wife of New Champion Proud of Her Years of Work
Mrs. Luther McCarty, wife of heavyweight titleholder, worked as a cook at Fatty Howard's cafe in Moorhead Fargo area from last June to January 4. She earned ten dollars weekly, supported her 20 month old daughter Cornelia Alberta, and praises her husband's rise, expecting his return and future support.
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Red River
Moorhead
Minn
House of Lords
Howard's Cafe
Luther McCarty
Sidney
Cornelia Alberta
Chicago
McCarty
Rhoda White
Ludington
Mich
Saskatoon
Can
Lute
Mrs. McCarty
Baby
Cornelia
Piqua
A Square Deal in Dentistry by Edwin J Brown
Advertisement by Edwin J Brown recounts his pledge to offer a square deal in dentistry. He contrasts dishonest advertising with honest service, touts low prices, extensive staff, and multiple rooms, claiming Seattle has the finest private dental practice and a lifetime commitment to fair treatment.
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Brown Dental
First Ave
Beattie
Seattia
Mtistry
Edwin J Brown D D S Seattle's Leading Dentist
Edwin J Brown D D S advertises as Seattle's leading dentist at 712 Viret Avenue near the Postal Telegraph Building. Office hours listed as 7 preniogs til 8 and Sundays open for those who work.
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Edwin J. Brown
D.D.S
Seattle
Viret Aveniue
Postal
Promoter McCarey Plans Bold 1913 Fight Schedule
Promoter McCarey outlines a busy winter spring boxing calendar for Los Angeles. Planned bouts include Johnny Coulton and Joe Mandot at Vernon, Jess Willard in several bouts, Sammy Trott vs Bud Anderson on January 25, and Kid Williams vs Knockout Brown on February 22. March cards hinge on outcomes with Conlon, Palzer Willard, and a July 4 prospect against Bombardier Wells.
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United
Los Angeles
McCarey
Johnny Coulton
Joe Mandot
Vernon
Jess Willard
Sammy Trott
Columbus
Bud Anderson
Vancouver
Phillies After Backstop Howley
Portland Oregon January 11 The Portland Pacific Coast league manager McCredie announced an offer of 3500 dollars for catcher Dan Howley from Capt Dooin of the Philadelphia National league team McCredie will not accept less than 1000 leaving only veteran catcher Gus Fisher on the roster if Howley is disposed of
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Portland, Or
McCredie
Portland
Dan Howley
Capt. Dooin
Philadelphia
Howley
Gua Fisher
Herrmann Won’t Bid for Cul lop in Cuban No-Hit Pitcher
Garry Cleveland report notes President Herrmann of Cincinnati will not bid 12500 dollars for Nick Cullop the New Orleans southpaw who pitched an eleven inning no hit game in Cuba. The Naps hold an option on Cullop and no other club can secure him.
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Cleveland
Herrmann
The
Cincinnati
Nick Cullop
New Orleans
Cuba
Naps
Cullop
Magee Drives In Three With One Hit in Giants Clash
Lee Magee former Seattle first baseman now with the Cardinals was the only National League player to drive in three runs on a single hit last season. Magee came in as a pinch hitter against Jeff Tesreau and hit a triple in the renewal of a windy Portland game.
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Lee Magee
Seattle
Cardinals
Giants
Jeff Tesreau
Magee
Magge
Jeff
Chief Wilson
Pirate
Steele
Wilson
Broadway High Edges Lincoln In Whirlwind Finish
Broadway High defeated Lincoln in the Broadway gym as the home team rallied with three baskets in the final four minutes. Queen Anne defeated West Seattle 41 to 13 with Riddle scoring 23 points.
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Lincoln
Broadway
West Seattle
Queen Anne
Riddle
Lew Powell Charts Comeback Draw With Red Watson
Lew Powell a former lightweight standout, after a year away, fights to a four round draw with Red Watson of Los Angeles in San Francisco. Powell’s return performance earns him recognition as a genuine comeback despite the stalemate.
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United Preen
San Francisco
Lew Powell
Red” Watson
Los Angeles
Cleveland Americans deny Lajoie Turner trade report
Manager Joe Birmingham of the Cleveland Americans refused to confirm any plan to trade infielders Lajoie and Turner for Zelder and Lord of the Chicago White Sox. The piece also notes Jack Frost, a 6 5 pitcher from Cincinnati, signed and set to play in the Cotton States League last season.
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Joe Birmingham
Cleveland Americans
Lajoie and
Turner
Zelder and
Lord
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Jack Frost
Frost
Addie Josa
Billy Williams Wins Decision Over Delaney in Main Bout
Delaney of New York connected with Williams but four round bout at the Coliseum theatre ended with Williams earning the decision. Other bouts saw Hubbard vs O'Brien and Reynolds win, with several matches below main event quality and a draw between Neff and Givens.
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New York
Ilily Williams
A. A
Northwest
Coliseum Theatre
Delaney
Williama
Muntclans
Hubbard
Hynes
McDeavitt
Tommy Clark
Tom Martin
Martin
Clark
Billie Davis
Steve Reynolds
Art Wilson
Wilson
Reynolds
Corbett
Danny O'Brien
Eddie Hubbard
O'Brien
Neff
Givens
Greatest Pitchers Recalled by Veteran Sports Voice
A veteran baseball observer ranks Amos Rusie and Addison Gumbert among the greatest pitchers, contrasting late nineteenth century rivals with today’s crop. He cites Gumbert’s hit totals in the 1891 1894 and 1896 seasons and recalls Anson Brouthers Richardson and others as peers.
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Ruseie
Baldwin
Crane
Stivetts
Keefe
Clarkson
Anson
Brouthers
Richardson
Ewing
Referees Discuss Deluding Opponent In Scottish Soccer
At a Scottish Referees Association meeting held last month the question of punishing a player who shouts to delude an opponent was debated. It was agreed that since the rules provide no guidance the referee shall stop play, caution the offender, and resume by throwing the ball down if the offense disrupts an opponent.
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Scottish Referees’ Association
Bera
Soccer referees take aim at shouting tricksters
A Northwest soccer writer notes repeated referee warnings against a "shouting trick" used by players. He praises disciplinary action and argues a regular lineup from the Greens would have kept them higher in the standings.
Directions for Sending Matter Through Uncle Sam's Parcel Post
Parcel post allows packages under four ounces at one cent per ounce, regardless of distance, with parcel stamps required. Most items up to 11 pounds and 72 inches combined length and girth are eligible. local packages must have postage, wrap items securely, label perishable goods, and include recipient address and “to” before the name. Eggs may be mailed but require separate wrapping and a labeled container. first zone rates are five cents per pound and three cents for each additional pound or fraction.
Evangelist Riley to Speak to Young Folks Sunday
A special meeting for young people is set for Sunday afternoon at Capitol Hill Tabernacle with Dr. Riley the evangelist delivering the talk. The regular union service follows at 7:50 pm. A large crowd heard him Friday urging attendees to bring troubles to Christ, contrasting true rest with physical or ceremonial remedies and death.
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Capitol Hil Tabernacle
Dr. Riley
Riley
Christ
Bis
McLean to Join Cardinals as Ebbetts Seeks Early Park Opener
Cincinnati catcher Larry McLean will wear a St. Louis uniform this season after a midseason suspension last year. Charley Ebbetts seeks NL OK to start the season April 8 at his new Brooklyn park by moving a Philadelphia game from April 18. Ebbetts aims to lead the opener solo, not with the Highlanders who start April 18 at home. Vanderbilt University plans a monster track and football stadium prompted by a Harvard visit and Southern demand for a better field.
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St. Louis
Charley Hebbette
National League
New Park
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Ebbetts
Highlanders
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Palzer Willard Set for 20-Round Vernon Bout
Al Palzer and Jess Willard expected for a 20 round contest at Vernon on March 17 unless Palzer signs an offer in New York. O Rourke sails to New York today to view options and wire a reply. The winner could face Luther McCarty for July 4 unless Bombardier Wells accepts McCarey terms for Independence Day.
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al Palzer
Jessa Willard
Vernon
Luther McCarty
Bombardier Wells
McCarey
Portland Bars Professional Wrestling in City
Sheriff Tom Word announced there will be no more professional wrestling matches in Portland. The letter to manager of Zbyszko notes the Polander plans a match with Montank of Umatilla, but the sheriff rejects staging the bout in the city.
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Tom Word
Portland
Word
Zbyszko
Gotch
Pendleton
Montank
Milwaukee Fights for Schalk in Baseball Dispute
Milwaukee on January 11 reports the club will file a claim to recover Ray Schalk from Comiskey due to a trade agreement shortfall. Mrs Havener contends the Old Roman failed to deliver a third player by January 1 as agreed, triggering the dispute over the 1912 season dealings.
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Milwaukee
Ray Schalk
Comiskey
Jackburne
Black
Wolff Chosen Captain of Multnomah Football Team
Cal Wolff, star halfback, is named captain of the 1912 Multnomah club football team in Portland. He is regarded as one of the club’s best halfbacks.
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Portland, Or
Cal Wolff
Multnomah
Wolff
Eddie McGoorty Pursues Klaus Match in Six Weeks
Eddie McGoorty presses to land a foe with Frank Klaus within six weeks after learning a Milwaukee club may sign Klaus with Jimmy Clabby. McGoorty heads to secure the bout, keeping his quest active today in Chicago.
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Chicago
Eddiie McGoorty
Frank Klaus
McGoorty
Milwaukee
Klaus
Jimmy Clabby
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