Seattle Seven Topples Northern Club in Overtime
Before 6,000 fans in Vancouver Seattle defeated the home club 3 to 2 after two minutes of overtime. Foyston led Seattle, with Rowe and Wilson scoring in the third period and overtime respectively. Vancouver goals came from Cook and Taylor. Officials listed, with Seattle nets man Holmes steady in goal.
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Mets
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Irvin
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Big Ring Festival at Crystal Pool Hosts Key Bouts Tonight
Tonight at Crystal Pool a boxing card features Willie Hoppe vs Harry Anderson at 142 pounds and Harry Gillum facing Frankie McKeehan at 158 pounds. Jac Houck meets Mike Pete at 142 pounds, Steve Reynolds fights Harry William heavyweight, and Jack Roy meets Roy McDonald at 145 pounds.
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Willie Hoppe
Harry Anderson
Harry Gillum
Frankie McKeehan
Jac Houck
Mike Pete
Steve Reynolds
Harry Willam
Jack Roy
Roy McDonald
Moguls Face Meeting in Gotham Amid Baseball Rift
Gotham hosts a pivotal gathering as major and minor leagues clash over the national agreement. Key figures including Joe Tinker urge drastic changes to personnel and draft rules, while threats of upheaval loom if conservatives resist reform.
English Golf Stars Not Coming This Year
New York Jan 14 Harry Vardon and Edward Ray two famous English golfers will not travel to America this year. They have decided to stay in Britain this season but plan to play on American courses in 1920.
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Harry Vardon
Edward Ray
America
Lightweight champion Benny Leonard defeats Eddie Kelly in Philadelphia
Benny Leonard world lightweight king won a six round decision from Harlem Eddie Kelly of Norfolk in Philadelphia. Leonard carried the late rounds advantage as Kelly led early, with promoter Nate Druximan planning another local bout featuring Bob Harper and Harold Jones for the Elks club arena next.
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Harlem
Eddie Kelly
Norfolk
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Bob Harper
Harold Jones
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Hoppe to headline Seattle boxing card at Crystal Pool
Willie Hoppe the California hopeful meets Harry Anderson in the main event as Seattle fans back the local favorite after recent wins over Joe Miller and a strong showing against Johnny McCarthy. The undercard features Gillum versus McKeehan and a match between Leo Houck and Mike Pete, with Reynolds vs Williams also on the bill.
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Johnny McCarthy
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Naval Station
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Frankie Tucker
Harry
Mike Pete
Houck
Morrie Lux
Pete
Harry Shuater
Tacoma
Camp Lewis
Boxing card at Crystal Pool features Hoppe Anderson main event
Tonight at Crystal Pool Austin and Salt present a murker card led by Willie Hoppe versus Harry Anderson in the main event. Rumors place McCarthy tied to next week’s card and Seattle fans await a possible rematch with Anderson, while Gillum faces Darcy and King eyes the winner. Frankie Murphy guards his hand after ax mishap. potential semi windup sees Murphy and Bud Ridley.
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Crystal Pool
Local boxing card features rising welterweight talent
Steve Williams stands about 175 pounds with a sharp left kick. Jack Martin recalls Williams beating him at Elke club last week. Williams meets Frank Farmer rival Williams faces Reynolds while Roy and McDonald clash in the curtain raiser. Ted Whitman referees the event.
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Seattle
Roy McDonald
Naval Training Station
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Tacoma Timekeeper Peeves Frank Lawler
Frank Lawler returned with Knockout Kruvosky from the Northwest invasion praising Tacoma and Seattle while praising the fight where Frank Farmer regained the Pacific coast light heavyweight title. Lawler lamented the fifth round being cut in half, saying he cannot understand the stoppage.
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Seattle
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Pacific Coast
Bowlers Set Fast Pace in Local Play
The Orpheum Social Club opened its bowling meet on the Orpheum alleys Monday night. Pumphrey led with a 168 as the top score. In Elks' House league, Team No. 1 defeated Team No. 7 in two of three games.
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The Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads Star Want Ads
A bustling Northwest region newspaper touts its Star Want Ads as the largest audience reach in the area. Readers find diverse listings spanning jobs, real estate, services, and merchandise. The section promises broad exposure for advertisers.
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Ring Stars Still on Jess Willard's Trail
An international elimination contest may decide the challenger for the world heavyweight title. Promoters in France and England seek a Wells Carpentier bout, with the winner to face Jack Dempsey for the right to meet Willard. Willard leads Dempsey, Wells, Carpentier in height and weight comparisons.
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Market Report of Wholesale Vegetables and Fruits Prices
A detailed list of wholesale prices for vegetables fruits and related items. Includes Brussels sprouts carrots cabbage celery cucumbers peppers onions lettuce pumpkins radishes turnips apples pears grapes pears bananas cranberries lemons oranges and more. Also shows meats eggs butter and dairy product pricing and grain and feeds. Price ranges are given per sack per cwt per box per hundredweight and per ton from various regions.
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Oregon
Revolt in Baseball Forecast by Joe Tinker
Joe Tinker president of the Columbus club predicts a major change in baseball governance. He says minor leagues will demand equal rights and representation on the national commission or reject the current system. He favors a one man commission or a three member body with minors, majors, and a neutral figure.
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Baseball Revolution
Joe Tinker
Columbus Club
American Association
Tinker
United Press
National Commission
Trip North: Seattle Hockey Team Leads League After Vancouver Return
The Seattle seven returned from Vancouver on Tuesday morning tied for the league lead. Manager Doon praised the comeback and said the team would be ready for Winnipeg Northerners on Wednesday. A workout is planned Wednesday morning before the Vancouver game. News from Winnipeg said speedster Win Laughlin would not join Seattle to stay with the Winnipeg Monarchs for the rest of the season.
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