Boxing Night in Seattle Sets Stage for Dempsey Carpentier Bout
Five thousand service fans watched Hector slam Flynn as General Pershing and attendees debated a Dempsey versus Carpentier title clash. The undercard featured Madden vs Casey, Pete vs Forbes, and Davis vs Matusky, while critics urged Washington to hire a top coach as they seek a star recruit for a big athletic hire.
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Leo H. Lassen
Sullivan
Legion Han
Bob Martin
E. F
Carpentier
Jack Demp
General Pershingr
Seattle
Demp
O Ut
General Pershing
A. BE. FP
Hector
Bremerton
Dim Flynn
Jim
Flynn
Lake Washington
Armory
Pershing
Madden
Harry Casey
Bell
Casey
Frank Pete
Bert
Forbes
Pete
Herb Taylor
Oscar Benson
Gelight
Davia
Bill Matusky
Ralph
Caldwell No-Hit Hurler Tops Yankees With Cleveland
Ray Caldwell, a pitcher for Cleveland, hurled a no hitter against the York Yankees on September 10, last year after his stints with Boston and Cleveland. This marked a rare feat in the American League.
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Caldwell
Ray Caldwell
Boston
Cleveland
York Yankees
Clevelanda
Coach Hunt to resign as Washington athletics chief
Coach Jump Hunt of the University of Washington will resign as director of athletics on June 1 after requesting release. The board of regents approved the action while Hunt, returning from an East trip as a fraternity delegate, holds another year on his contract. He previously tutored athletics at Carleton College.
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Jump” Hunt
University of Washington
Board of Regents
Hunt
Carleton College
MacDougalls Face Brewster C Store In Tough Midweek Clash
Southwick's strong cage team loses Dick Munson, leading scorer, to varsity duty. MacDougall squad, tied with University Community, meets Brewster C Store and a Knights of Columbus vs Elks postgame skirmish looms. New lineups include Dick Frayn or Emil Gustafson at forward and Jack Davidson returning to form. The Brewster game starts at 7 p m with the Knights of Columbus game to follow at 9 p m.
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MacDougall
Southwick
Dick Munson
Froadway
Munston
Knights of Columbus
The
Elks
MacDougalls
University
Brewster Cigar Store
Munson
Dick Frayn
Emil Gustafson
Broadway
Jack Davidson
Dixon Shiveley
Washington Center
Cage Help
George Overton
Botte and
Kertins
Brewsters
Ray Beckmann
Lincoln High School
F. Hosley
Joe Ravage
B. Hosley
Bullock Or
Rich
Ithe
Lord
Knights
Logan
O'Brien
Klassic
Needies
Huntoon
Moss
Miller
Treichel
Elka
MacDougall Brewster
Roy Sanders Skips Major League Return for Independent Ball
Roy Sanders, who last pitched full games for the Pirates in 1918 and was released to the Phillies, will likely not join the Quaker City team. He says he can earn more playing independent baseball around Kansas City while keeping a regular job, having received about 4700 dollars in cash with per game pay from 50 to 200 dollars, avoiding railroad travel and hotel stays.
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Roy Sanders
Pirates
Boston Braves
Phillies
Quaker City
Kansas City
Ruth price sinks beside old ball player buys
The text notes the $125,000 outlay for a single ball player seems modest next to Pittshore club’s $22,500 eight years ago for Marty O'Toole and remarks Babe Ruth’s price now pales in comparison amid high living costs.
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Marty O'Toole
Pittshore Club
Babe Ruth
City Rail Access Sets Stage for Carpentier Dempsey Fight
The proposed matchup between Carpentier and Dempsey aims for a city with strong rail links to ease spectator travel and a moderate purse to keep admission affordable for fans. The plan seeks a venue balancing accessibility and reasonable prices.
What Hutt There Mortals Be What Hutt There Mortals Be
A humorous reminiscence recounts Mineral Wells Texas the Chamber of Commerce inviting the White Sox to train there. It follows press, a Lady Expert, and hotel meals short on food before the town improves feeding conditions led by the chamber. The White Sox later return to train after six years.
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Mineral Wells
Texas
White Sox
Palo Pinto County
Tte
Purileus
Noble Webbes
Western Union
Chicago
Fort Worth
Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Regm
Sox
Hell @yndicate, Inc
Perry Eyes Peace With Mack In Major League Shuffle
Scott Perry, the pitcher who left the Philadelphia club last season for Franklin Independent ball, contemplates making peace with Connie Mack as large major league salaries influence independent clubs. The talks hint at big money moves shaping decisions in baseball.
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Scott Perry
Philadelphia
Franklin, Pa
Connie Mack
Yankees and Tigers Chase World Series Prize Money
The Yankees won a prize from the old American League board, but the new board rescinded those actions. The Tigers suspect they may be favored at the last moment, leaving both sides waiting for final resolution.
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Yankees
Tigers
Seattle Ice Racers Eye City Cup on Fresh Ice
Seattle Ice Racers announce three preliminary one mile races at the Arena to select a cup winner. C. KB. Kelley from San Francisco competes, with amateur status and free registration through The Seattle Star. Finalists race for a city cup donated for the champion.
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Beattle
San Francisco
C. KB. Kelley
Steel Blades
Seattle
Seattle Star
Star
Kelley
Tanuekalee Tavern
Kamm and Caveney Are Young at Game
San Francisco’s Jimmy Caveney and William Kamm, both infielders, emerged as rising talents in the Pacific Coast league after 1917 moves from Columbus and Springfield. Caveney faced manslaughter charges last season but was acquitted in August.
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San Francisco
Pittsburg
Jimmy Caveney
Willam Kamm
Kamm
Caveney
Columbus
Huckeyes
Springfield
Reds would not open gates to meet pay demands
Garry Herrmann president of the Cincinnati club says it would not be worthwhile to open the gates if the Reds demands for higher salaries are met. The club would be willing to be liberal but cannot mortgage the ball park to meet salary demands.
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Garry Herrmann
Cincinnati
Reds
Mets Come From Behind to Rout Vancouver in North
Seattle ice squad overcame an early Vancouver lead to beat the home team 6 to 2 in North Vancouver. Frank Foyston led Seattle with three goals, while Beattie also contributed as Vancouver's defense buckled.
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Mets
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle Ice
Frank Foyston
Beattie
Wis
Max Carey Says He Is Ready For Gong
Max Carey writes to President Dreyfuss claiming excellent health and confidence he will be back in top form when the season opens. He is now in Daytona Florida with George Cutshaw and Carson Bigbee after returning from a Cuba trip, saying the journey did him good. In major leagues contracts must be tendered by February 1. in the minors by March 1. lacking a contract makes a player a free agent free to sign with any team.
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Max Carey
Dreyfuss
Carey
Daytona, Fla
George Cutshaw
Carson Bigbee
Cuba
Pittsburg
Cardinals to Start Early Diamond Schedule Next Spring
The St. Louis Cardinals will be the first major league team to play regular games next year. They have scheduled two games with the Dallas club of the Texas league for March 6 and 7. Other league teams are expected to move southward by the time the Cardinals begin full games.
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