Portland Heavyweight to Train in Seattle Before McIntyre Fight
Portland heavyweight Simms trains in Seattle ahead of a four round Moore Theatre clash with Chet McIntyre. McIntyre, a longtime boxing coach, seeks to outwork Simms who rose to prominence with a win over Frank Kendall. Simms aims for New York after the bout, with promoter Bob McAllister lining up matches.
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Chet McIntyre
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New York
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Celtics and Woodland Park Battle to 2-2 Tie
In a heated Sunday match at Woodland Park the Celtics and the visiting Woodland Park side finished level at two goals apiece. Earlier Seattle Construction and Dry Dock defeated Black Diamond 4 to 1.
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Celtics
Woodland Park
Black Diamond
Seattle Construction and Dry Dock
New Yorker Signs With Seattle Giants Pitching Outfielder
Kroy, hailed as one of the top outfielders in the New York State league last season, signs a Seattle contract and will play for the Giants this coming season. The deal was announced last night by Giants president Dugdale. Kroy previously played with Utica.
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Seattle
Dugdale
Giants
Utica
Hughie Jennings
Carl Morris
Lo Et Jacobs
Pittsburg
Athletics
Harper
Spokane
Harry Harper
Nick Williams
Arizona
Willie Leith
Butte Club
Butte
Northwest
Butte Country Club
Davy Fultz Stirring Worries in Baseball Moguls
Reports from New York indicate major league schedulers and barons fear a possible players strike led by Davy Fultz. Talks focus on minor league contract clauses and disability protections, with the International League watching closely for potential strike impacts.
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Waa
Davy Fults
Fuite
Kraft
Bia
Chicago
Fultz
Dave Fultz
Ed Carpenter Shines as Only Perfect Player in Pacific Coast Hockey
Ed Carpenter the Seattle defenseman has avoided penalties in every game of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association season while others sit out for penalties. His discipline and durability keep him on the ice, boosting Seattle's competitiveness and likely earning serious consideration for the league's most useful player medal.
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Ed Carpenter
Seattle
Pacific Coast Hockey Association
Carpenter
Elks Basketballers Defeat Columbians in Northwestern League
The Elks' basketball team surprised followers Saturday night by defeating the Knights of Columbus 20 to 14 in the Northwestern league. In the same league Preston lost to Renton 18 to 14.
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Knights of Columbus
Preston
Renton
Boxing Show Contenders Lead In Popular Sportsman Contest
The Southerner Athletic Club announces a boxing show next Thursday with ring seats tied to the current fan chart. Lead-off Paulson and star Ralph Junker top the box score, while Joe Walsh and Rowe Van Nostern follow as list progresses with Putnam Matthews and others rounding out the figures.
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Ralph Junker
Joe Walsh
Rowe van Nostern
Sergi. Putnam
M. A. Matthews
C. B. Pauleon
le Peter Ttt Pee
R. H. van Nostern
Ee Pomeeon A Aschiebenee Dees
Charlie Hulen
Tealey Raymond
Chauncey Wright
Por Vane
Roy A. Pinkham
Gergt. Putnam
Garten
Wrath of managers falls on golf and autos for players
Baseball managers curb players hobbies as outside pleasures intrude on form. Clarence Rowland bans pitchers from driving during season, impacting Jim Scott Urban Faber Joe Benz and Eddie Cieotte. Golf orders rumored from Hill Carrigan reflect a broader issue of balancing leisure and baseball duties.
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Clarence Rowland
White Sox
Jim Scott
Urban Faber
Joe Benz
Eddie Cieotte
Joe Hirmingham
Cleveland
Hill Carrigan
Carrigan
Seattle Hockeyists to Meet Portland Tuesday and Friday
The Seattle hockey team has two league games this week. They travel to Portland Tuesday to face the Uncle Sams and return Friday for a home game.
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Portland
Uncle Sams Thera
Golfists debate defining professional status for earners
Maxx Ray of the Golf Association weighs whether a man who earns a living from golf should be classified as a professional. The discussion centers on criteria and standards used to distinguish amateurs from paid players.
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Maxx Ray
Golf Association
Chance Would Padlock Parks If Strike Hits Coast League
Frank Chance warned the Baseball Players' fraternity that Coast league parks would close if a strike occurs. Henry Berry, owner of the San Francisco Seals, dismissed the idea saying Recreation Park would not close and that teams would play if a strike happens.
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Frank Chance
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Henry Berry
San Francisco Seals
Recreation Park
Henry
Coast League Meeting Set for February 5
President Baum announced the Coast league will hold its next meeting on February 5. The notice specifies a confirmed date and signals continuation of league affairs.
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Baum
Coast League
Chick Evans to Instruct Cubs Batsmen Watched Closely
Golf champion Chick Evans will teach Cubs batters in an experiment likely to draw strong reactions. Baseball egos and the gap between golf and baseball batting styles suggest few lessons will stick, especially from someone with no baseball background. Heine Zimmerman’s exit is noted as a mitigating factor.
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Ters
Joe Birmingham
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Evans
Larry Doyle
Zeider
Chick
Heine Zimmerman
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Billy Miske to Meet Dillon in Gotham Bout
New York on January 15 reports Billy Miske and Jack Dillon, light heavyweights, will clash Tuesday night in Brooklyn. It is a rematch after a recent bout split opinions with New York papers favoring Miske. Charley Weinert, who lost to Miske, claims a rematch is needed after declaring Miske had beaten him.
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Dillon
Gotham
Jack Dillon
Brooklyn
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Charley Weinert
Pokes and Jabs: Boxing Notes and Local Color
Hill writes about Chet McIntyre planning to show up strong amid aging hair. Jack White remains in town seeking another chance. Metrolopolitan promoter Joe Walsh drafts a main event. Lonnie Austin praises his car in Seattle. Frankie Burns claims a heavy blow landed on Lloyd Madden. Tommy Shechar cheers Wilkes boxing fans. Tenley Raymond rekindles the hot stove talk. Northwestern league managers search for talent. Harry Peisinger fights in Portland on the 23rd. Eddie Leonard out of bouts recently. Rippe Jr. explains why Leo Houck is nicknamed Swack.
Rhodes Is High Gun at Harbor Island
D Rhodes, a professional, shot 48 of 50 clay birds to lead Harbor Island traps. Amateurs Tom Wilkes and J H Hopkins tied for second with 47 each.
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Tom Wilkes
J. H. Hopkins
Many Tennis Champs Headed to Coronado Club Meet
SAN DIEGO Jan 16 Many tennis champions are expected to participate in the Coronado Country club tournament set to begin tomorrow.
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Coronado Country Club
Johnny Telford Visits Tacoma Signings Highlight Visit
Johnny Telford, last season pitcher for Tacoma, visited Tacoma yesterday and is reported signed with Portland for the upcoming season.
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Johnny Telford
Tacoma
Portland
Oklahoma Shooters Face Elks in Seattle Tonight
The Oklahoma State Normal school basketball team visits Seattle to meet the Elk quintet on the YMCA floor. Organizers have prepared extensively for the clash, aiming for a warm reception as the visitors arrive after a season of 49 games with four losses.
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Elks
Seattle
Oklahoma State Normal School
Mullin Named Fort Smith Manager in Western Association
Former Detroit star pitcher George Mullin will manage the Fort Smith team in the Western Association next year after accepting the berth. Mullin’s former battery mate “Dutch” Schmidt, now Memphis catcher and Fort Smith resident, secured the position for him.
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Detroit Star
Fort Smith
Mullin
Dutch” Schmidt
Memphis
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