Sports Notes and Comments Features From Various Cities
A collage of brief items: McGraw denies trading Jack Murray for Rube Hentz as Murray’s New York role wanes, Leach Cross defeats Joe Shugrue in a close Jersey City bout, and miscellaneous notes on the Seattle Athletic Club annual meeting and Lake Whatcom Motorboat Club elections. Also includes Nuckols hearing, Centralia football captaincy, an interscholastic water meet plan, and results from local basketball games and amateur medal questions in New York Portland baseball contracts.
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New York
Joe Shugrue
Jersey City
Leach Cross
Cross
Shugrue
Sophomores Top Broadway Freshmen in Openers
Broadway freshmen opened their season with a loss as the sophomores dominated the game. The score and further details are not provided in the readable text.
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SOPHS
Broadway
Troubles and How to Avoid Them in Dentistry
The article explains tooth trouble stems from poor cleaning and food particles between teeth and gum margins. It discusses fears of cleaning, cost, root canal issues, abscess types, and cautions about loosening teeth and bridgework, emphasizing careful, professional cleaning and timely treatment.
Italian Jimmy Travers Tops Boxing as Vocalist Sparring Partner
Jimmy Travers, Chicago’s Italian vocalist, packs boxing punch as Joe Mandot’s sparring partner for two years and aims to face lightweights. Managed by Exidie Kane, Travers is paired with Andre Anderson, Willie Schaefer, and Jimmy Sweeney in training. When not boxing, he sings for a Chicago music house, promoting rage and ballads.
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Jimmy Travers
Chicago
Travers
Joe Mandot
Mandot
Exidie Kane
Kane
Andre Anderson
Willie Schaefer
Jimmy Sweeney
Celtics and Thisties Clash Sunday in McMillan Cup
The Seattle soccer rivals Celtics and Thisties meet Sunday at Woodland Park to settle a recent draw in the McMillan cup series. Both squads seek a win to rebound from last Sunday's result and assert pressure for the upcoming rematch.
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Celtics
Thisties
Seattle
Woodland Park
Carbonado
Dick Smith
Harry Upton
Black Diamond
Icelandic Glima champ bets quick throw on Gotch at Pantages
Johannes Josefsson the Glima champion from Iceland declares he can pin Gotch in under two minutes using his own style. He says the art hinges on footwork and that a 148 pound wrestler could be thrown to the floor quickly.
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Johannes Josefsson
Iceland
Glima
Josefsson
Gotch
Franklin and Lincoln midgets clash on Lincoln floor
The Franklin and Lincoln basket ball midgets meet this afternoon on the Lincoln floor. Lincoln is a slight favorite after beating the Broadway midgets while Franklin’s only game was a loss to the Queen Anne five.
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Franklin and Lincoln
Lincoln
Broadway
Franklin
City championship boxing and wrestling draws held
Drawings for the city championship boxing and wrestling tourney were held yesterday. Wrestlers weigh in at 4 pm and boxers after 6 pm. Fifteen bouts are on the card. Wrestling runs 7:30 to 8:30, with boxing continuing the rest of the evening.
Carranza Opposes Johnson-Willard Championship Fight
Andres Garcia Carranza's consul says the Johnson-Willard boxing title bout set for March 6 in Jaurez will meet strong opposition from the Carranza government. The report notes official resistance from the Mexican authorities.
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Bol Paso
Andres Garcia
Carranza
Jaurez
Boxing Ban Shuts Down Walla Walla Show
Walla Walla sheriff bans boxing events after ruling bars are up in the county. The decision halts a Saturday night program amid local enforcement of sporting restrictions.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla County
City Stars Bowling Doubles Keep League Action Rolling
In the City bowling league, Wetmore and Johnson topped Hulette and Thompson 1 741 to 1 686 on Imperial alleys. Ellis and Boston defeated Braggins and Lowe 1 802 to 1 774 on Bismark. Dorning and Hoyts beat Markle and Lockhart 1 911 to 1 782 on 8 A C alleys, with Simpson and Bush set to face Cobb and Harris in a Friday match at 8 A C alleys.
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City Stars
Imperial
Wetmore
Johnson
Hulette
Thomson
Bismark
Ellis
Boston
Braggins and
Lowe
Dorning
Hoyts
Markle
Lockhart
A. C
Simpson
Bush
California
Cobb and Harris
Seattle Stars
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