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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
5
New for a Place of Starred of His Tin
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McIntyre and Madden Win at Moore Theatre Show
McIntyre defeated Simms in Portland heavyweight action as Madden earned a decision over Joe claimant of the Canadian title. The card featured gymnastic displays and several hard fought bouts including Wyard over Meefe and Houck over Granger, with weigh-ins matching published figures in The Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre and Madden
Moore Theatre
Simms
Madden
Alf
Joe
Wyard
Strele Io
Paul Meee
Tacoma
Ankle Wyard
Seattle
Leo Houck
Water Granger
Charley David
Bud Maloney
Jimmy Cole
Eddie Murray
Pat Scott
Star
Lloyd Madden
Joe Bayley
Mutt and Jeff and Sports Gossip from the Era
In a column full of names and rumors, chatter covers Chet Mclintyre as instructor, wonders about Battling Bunker, Lloyd Madden as Canada’s lightweight champ, Purcell’s town stay, Van Nostern’s hunting return, and Doc Thomas missed at last night’s games. Portland plans to quit hockey, Moose boxing show set for Jan 74, and Freddie Welsh hints at 1918 retirement after more fights with Richie Mitchell. Jess Willard advice to Fred Fulton stirs talk of who may sign contracts, as baseball looks to an earlier summer amid child play.
Washington State College To Meet U of W On Old Floor
Washington State College basketball, led by Coach Bohler, arrives to face the University of Washington in an indoor series. Ray Loomis, recently added to the squad, may play. Balmer likely starts unless sidelined. Referee Walter Roseburg to officiate. both games set for 7 o clock on the old floor Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohler
Washington State College Basketball
U. of W. Five
Ray Loomis
Lincoln Hi
Loomis
Jens Balmer
Washington
Pullman Five
Jack Davidson
Pullman
Balmer
Bob Able
Mose Patten
Queen Anne High School
Walter Roseburg
Franklin High
Kilbane Stops Young Drummie City in Tenth Round
Waterbury reports Kilbane the featherweight stops Young Drummie City in the tenth round of their bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Tillman outpoints Mohr in ten rounds in New York
Johnny Tillman of Minneapolis defeats Walter Mohr by decision over ten rounds in New York, closing the bout with clear superiority. Tillman wins on points as Mohr succumbs to the pace set throughout the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Tillman
Minneapolis
Walter Mohr
Native Sons to Box in Portland Card at Rose City
Three San Francisco and Oakland boxers meet rising Portland stars at the Rose City club next Tuesday night. Harry Pelainger faces Muff Bronson, Jimmy Duffy battles Tuffy Wing, and Sammy Morris takes on Shel McCool in the listed bouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
Rose City
Harry Pelainger
Muff Bronson
Johnny Kilbane
Jimmy Duffy
Tuffy Wing
Sammy Morris
Shel McCool
Baseball contracts mailed by Frisco Seals
Frisco mailed contracts today to 27 prospective Seals including 14 former members. The list gives little clue to this year’s lineup. New pitchers under contract are Ralph Stroud, Dougherty from Wilkes Barre, and O'Doul, a local semi professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ran Francisco
Ralph Stroud
Dougherty
O'Doul
Frankie Burns to Battle Ed McLarney in Moose Card
Frankie Burns and Eddie McLarney major the Moose boxing show next Friday. Ed Die Pinkman faces Chet Neff on the same card. Burns carries a notable win over Willie Hoppe, framing the headline bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Frankie Burns
Eddie McLarney
Willie Hoppe
Eddie Pinkman
Chet Neff
Pinkman May Box Muff Bronson in Seattle Elks talks
Portland reports Eddie Pinkman may fight Muff Bronson for the Seattle Elks soon. Joe Flannigan Bronson's manager and George Adams Elks' matchmaker have reportedly exchanged telegrams on the possible bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Pinkman
Muff
Bronson
Portland
Fiddie Pinkman
Muff” Bronson
Seattle Elks
Joe Flannigan
George Adams
Elks
Lonnie McIntosh Weighs Pro Debut Move in Boxing Circles
Boxing circles report Lonnie McIntosh, a standout amateur from Pat Scott's S. A. C., is seriously considering turning professional. He is praised as a classy performer and should secure bouts if he makes the switch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie McIntosh
Pat Scott
Lonnie
Local Player Gets Letter From Fultz
A Seattle baseball club member, whose name is withheld, received a note from Dave Fultz, president of the Players' Fraternity, outlining expectations for minor league players if a strike occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fultz
Seattle Baseball Club
Dave Fultz
Players’ Fraternity
Seattle and Portland Teams Clash in Arena Fray
Ice hockey fans expect a heated Seattle versus Portland showdown at the Arena tonight. Officials prepared as teams square off in a high stakes clash with fierce play anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Seattle
Port
Chronic Sufferers Advised to Seek Expert Treatment
Sufferers urged to consult skilled doctors for long standing ailments including asthma dropsy appendicitis rheumatic conditions and pelvic diseases. 12 years practice cited with hours and location 208 5 Epler Bldg Second Ave. Portland hockey session aims to smooth Pacific Coast circuit wrinkles as officials disputed and lineup rumors surface.
Eddie Pinkman Buys Self Cigar Emporium
Eddie Pinkman the boxer will become a cigar emporium owner and headquarter buyer after purchasing a cigar shop on Yesterday. The article notes his handsome image and plans to run the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Pinkman
Self Cigar Emporium
Les Darcy Outlines Self-Defense For Everyday Men
Australia’s Les Darcy, famed middleweight champion, urges Americans to learn basic self defense. He favors rapid, direct blows and stresses avoiding telegraphed swings while using body weight to power hits. He says most bullies back off when confronted and that knowledge of one or two fighting moves suffices for personal safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Darcy
Darcy
Ted Meredith Plans 133-Pound Lightweight Bout Across Northwest
Bremerton writer reports Ted Meredith can make 133 pounds for any Northwest lightweight. The seasoned fighter, described as a classy gladiator, has defeated notable opponents in California and is traveling on U. S. 8 through South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meredith
Bremerton
Northwest
Ted
California
U. S
South Dakota
Boxer Joe Benjamin Seeks Seattle Ring Return
Joe Benjamin from Portland asserts his weight at 125 pounds and disputes a 133 pound listing in The Star. The Spokane boxer says he could not exceed 125 pounds and seeks another chance to perform in Seattle, discussing recent form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Benjamin
Portland
Spokane
Joe
Seattle
Yale Team to Come Out West for Pasadena Game
Yale plans to play in the West at Pasadena for the January 1, 1918 football game if Tournament of Roses committee proposals succeed. A Yale director's dissent over direct university handling delayed the 1918 decision, while a bid to reclaim the East’s laurels may influence Yale to visit next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Yale
Pasadena
Tournament of Roses
Oregon
Old Eli
Ban Will Do No Biz With Fultz Now
President Ban Johnson returned to Chicago from New York and said the Players' faction led by Dave Fultz is not strong enough to strike. He declared the major leagues will have no further dealings with Fultz or the Players' fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ban Johnson
New York
Dave Fultz
Fultz
Ray Campbell Announces Return to 138-Pound Welterweight
Ray Campbell, once a Seattle lightweight standout now campaigning at welterweight, says his injured hand has healed and he is prepared to weigh 138 pounds for fights on the Pacific coast. He trains for a bout with Oakland rival Frankie Burns and seeks forthcoming matches on that circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Campbell
Seattle
Oakland
Frankie Burns
New Bidder Emerges For Garden and Darcy Bout Plans
New York reports Grant Hugh Brown, Cuban race track owner, negotiating for Madison Square Garden lease to stage boxing bouts. Tex Rickard remains hopeful to land the prize and plans for Les Darcy to return to New York to discuss a bout under another promoter. If unresolved soon, Rickard may build his own arena larger than MSG to host championships across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grant Hugh Brown
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Les Darcy
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