Lonnie Austin to Defend His Title at Salt and Austin Smoker
The Salt and Austin smoker at Dreanlagt tonight features 14 boxers including Lonnie Austin and Danny O rien in the welterweight title bout. Delaney vs Williams is teased as a rematch after a strong previous showing, with Clark vs Gil MenNell and other bouts billed as competitive and well trained.
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Austin
Dreanlagt
Lonnie Austin
Danny O@rien
Northwest
Lane
Delaney
Williama
Delancey
Vaise
Tay Clark
Cappy Cuppy Reflects On Old Baseball Fastball Pace
In 1801 the crowd sighed at Nig Cappy leaving the pig leagues as Nix pitched. George J. Cuppy, now 43, runs a billiard hall in Elkhart and recalls his slow box work alongside Cy Young with the Cleveland team 1892 to 1904. He objects to being called slow and recalls pitching 160 balls per game in his era. He notes Ty Cobb as the main exception and says the game has not sped up much since the 1890s.
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Nix
George J. Cuppy
Tod
Hele
Eaton
Cuppy
Young
Cleveland
Ortolen — McGraw
Jeantoga
Keeler
Kelley
Emile
Elkhart
McCarty Returns Home To Springfield For Jeff Clark Bout
White heavyweight champion Luther McCarty left Springfield for Joplin to referee the bout tonight featuring Jeanette Jeff Clark. McCarty was greeted by a large crowd, with 25 automobile loads of fans and a 40 piece band at the station.
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United Press
Springfield
Luther McCarty
Joplin
Jeanette
Jeff Clark
McCarty
Davy Jones Sold to White Sox in Waiver Deal
Detroit outfielder Davy Jones was sold to the Chicago White Sox for the waiver price after Watlvere failed to reach terms. Sox officials would not specify his role or whether he would be included in a trade.
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Chicago
Davy Jones
Detroit
White Sox
Watlvere
Jones
Sox
New Orleans to See Joe Rivers in Ten Round Bout
Joe Rivers the Los Angeles lightweight sails to New Orleans for a ten round match with Frankie Russell. Rivers earns 2560 dollars plus one third of any gross receipts. Afterward he heads to Los Angeles to train for a 20 round bout with Knockout Brown in Vernon California on Washington's birthday. Joe Levy, his manager, plans to keep him in the West until April. Jimmy Jackson to manage Wilminton Tri-State league club.
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Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Frankie Russell
Rivers
Brown
Vernon
Cal
Washington
Joe Levy
Chance and Hal Chase To Have Fuss Nonstop
The piece notes speculation on how Frank Chance will work with Hal Chase after Chance is signed as Yankees manager. It argues Chase may have driven Stallings from management and questions whether Chase will shine, but asserts on-field harmony depends on Chance proving himself.
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Yankees
Hal Chane
Hal
Chase
George Stallings
Chance
Lila Ahare
Mavaters
Wonders Dominate Night Owls in Imperial Tournament
In three gripping games at Imperial alleys the Wonders defeated the Night Owls twice. Perry rolled a high score of 237 and a 200 high series as the Wonders posted scores of 672 589 696 for a 1757 series while the Night Owls finished 541 600 589 for a 1730 total.
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Night Owls
Perry
Slosson Leads Yamada in Balkline Billiards Match
In St Louis on January 17, George Slosson stretched ahead of Japanese player Yamada in an 18.2 balkline event. Yamada scored 24% while Slosson reached 400 points as the score climbed to 1,609 to 1,099 with 800 points left to play.
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My United Dress
ST. Louis
Yamada
George Slosson
Slosson
Roger Bresnahan Boosts Cubs Value In Trade Talks
The Cubs gain a strong leverage when Roger Bresnahan is acquired, as Charley Murphy blocks him from Pirates and Reds. Bresnahan's presence would have shifted pennant chances, giving Chicago a better shot than either the Reds or Pirates without him.
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Cubs
Bresnahan
Charley Murphy
Pirates
Reds
Roger
Redlegs
Church League Action Promises Tight Battles Tonight
First Baptist faces First Presbyterian in Plymouth gym as First ME and Trinity M E prepare for a Saturday game. Plymouth Congregationals meet Fremont Baptists tonight. Queen Anne Christians and First Christians also on the slate with a tourney buildup across Washington and Oregon. Players Tupper McCready Wateen Cobbin Moelhing Steven listed for a Snohomish trip with five games, while Queen Anne squads played Tacoma previews.
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First Presbyterian
Plymouth
Trinity M. Eos
Plymouth Congregationals
Fremont Baptists
First M. EF
Trinity M. EB
First Christians
Queens Anne Christians
Coast Artillery Reserve Corps
National Guar
Washington
Oregon
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Castle Rock
Vancouver
Mt. Angel
Dalles
Winlock
Boxing Show to Headline in Milwaukee Card
Jimmy Clabby and George Brown signed for a January 1 bout at the National Athletic Club in Milwaukee with no local interference expected. It marks a return to action after the sheriff halted the Mec Farland Wogan bout. Pitcher Jack Quinn to be sold by the Yankees to Rochester.
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Milwaukee
Wie
Jimmy Clabby
George
Jack Quinn
Yankees
Rochester
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