Roquefort Title Created for Johnny Wilson Or Not
The Roquefort middleweight title is debated as Johnny Wilson’s claim to the crown is questioned by experts. Since winning from Mike O'Dowd on a hairline decision, Wilson has faced criticism for his legitimacy and conduct, including a broken contract with Harry Greb and suspensions in 17 states. The sport’s image suffered from his actions, and many say he may need to return to work and prove himself in the ring.
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Johnny Wilson
Johnny
Wilson
Europe
Mike O'Dowd
Bryan Downey
Cleve
Harry Greb
Madison Square Garden
New Jersey Boxing Commission
Jersey Arena
Mr. Wilson
Johnn Wilson
al McCoy
Roquefort
Return of Sutherland Could Gird Portland Beavers for strong season
Beavers aim to add Sutherland to their pitching staff pending Judge Landis reinstatement of the spry hurler. Detroit sent him to Portland with a favorable ruling hoped for, as manager Klepper lines up several mound men while seeking a top arm to anchor the pitching staff. The probable 1922 roster includes Claverent Crumpler Parks Freeman Middleton Ross and Coleman with Sutherland a potential full member of a strong rotation.
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Eturn
Suds
Sutherland
Portland
Beavers
Detroit Tigers
Judge Landis
Detroit
Evera
Landis
Rutherland
Klepper
Sutherto
Ides Sutherland
Claverent
Jeft
Salt Lake
Crumpler
San Francisco
Sealy
Parks
Freeman
Philly Anthletics
Green
Middleton
Ross
Joh Coleman
A. C. Gradu
Suther
Baseball Trade Buzz and Player Moves Across Leagues
Rennie appealing a Seattle arbitration ruling while Tom Turner takes Portland helm. Kenworthy's future with Beattie unlikely unless ties loosen. Bruegg to Atl and Elliott to Rowdy shift catching duties. Laker's Coast fate fades. Stroud linked to Seals with sale talks. Miller possibly moving Cubs to Los Angeles. Edwin Goebel exploits outfield arm with 35 putouts in 163 games and 40 stolen bases as Beaton builds depth.
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Kenworthy
Beattie
Rennie
Ia Suill
Landis
Seattle Keystone
Board of Arbitration
Seattle
Indians
Tom Turner
Portland
Kennie
Turner
Duke
Jim Boldt
Edwin Goebel
Bea Ten
Goebel
Anzacs Name Davis Cup Players Early
Australia will send Norman E. Brooks Gerald Patterson J O Anderson and P O Hara Wood to the United States for Davis Cup ties this summer in a bid to regain the trophy. Brooks and Patterson did not play in last year’s international matches.
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Sydney
Australia
Norman E. Brooks
Gerald Patterson
J. 0. Anderson
P. O’hara Wood
Brooks
Patterson
Doolittle Wins Handicap Billiard Tourney
Doolittle wins the second handicap billiard tournament at Brown and Hulen. He carried a handicap of 47 and earned a traveling bag as prize.
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Doolittle
Brown & Hulen
I Doolittle
Vancouver Menace Seeks Puck Lead Over Victorians
Vancouver holds a one point edge over Victoria as the teams meet in Vancouver tonight to gain a lead in the standings. The Aristocrats' return of Eddie Oatman boosts the lineup while Les Patrick drives his squad to the limit for the crucial tussle. If Vancouver wins they move three points ahead of the Aristocrats with Lloyd Cook watched closely as the Men o’ Muldoon threaten.
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Ctoria
Millionaires
Vancouver
Victorians
Eddie Oatman
Les Patrick
Lloyd Cook
Ware
O' Muldoon
Victoria
Lehman Lowghtin
de Doves
Dunoon
MagKay
W. Lave
Parkes
Small But Mighty Hawthorn Juniors Star League Leader
Gua Gimneas leads Hawthorne Juniors in The Star league. He is a small forward who learned soccer at Hawthorne Grammar School and usually plays center.
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Gua Gimneas
Hawthorne
Gua
Hawthorne Grammar School
Amatuer Puck Tilt Tonight At Arena
The American Legion and Wanderers puck sextets meet at the Arena this evening at 7 15. Each team has one win and one loss, suggesting a closely matched game. The note adds a line about the grizzly bear extinction in Oregon.
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American Legion
Wanderers
Duffy Set to Challenge Ingle for Coast Lightweight Crown
Jim Duffy faces George Ingle in a planned bout at the pavilion tomorrow night in a high profile lightweight clash. Duffy’s left hand power may unsettle Ingle, with Pantley and Moore also featured in the undercard and Swanberg making his debut after arriving from Sweden.
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Hether
Jimmy Duffy
George Ingle
Bates
Duffy
Ingle
Edie Pinkman
Frankie Pantley
Eadie Moore
Pantley
Rube Finn
Portland
Joe Martinson
Jimmy Gottret
Spokane
Bob Barnes
Iver Swanberg
Sweden
Leu Barnes
Brooks and cafe clash as league bowling heats up
Freddie Thompson leads Noldt's cafe with three wins in a week plus a 639 total. Parisian Chocolates and Rippe's cafe clash while HN Hurreti leads off strong with a 606, and Marty Draiman's 651 hints at a shift as players vie for Hall of Fame honors.
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Freddie Thompson
Noldt's
Cafe
Marion Oliver
HN Hurreti
Western International League plans early 18 week season
The Western International League announces an 18 week baseball schedule for 1938. Tacoma opens May 2, with a Canadian member visiting. Tacoma, the only circuit city allowing Sunday games, likely hosts Sunday home games throughout the season.
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Tacoma
Favorites Win Star Junior League Cage Tiffs
The Star Junior basketball league produced close results with Mikadoes 10, Seattle Boys' Club 2, Hallard Cubs 23, Asahi Juniors 13, Shaner & Wolff 19, Yester A. C. 7. Joe Wheaton and Bid Miand led Ballard Cube past Asahi Juniors with seven and five field goals, while Wheat on added seven and Miand six for Mikadoes in another tight win at the Knights of Columbus.
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Mikadoes
Seattle Boys’ Club
Hallard Cubs
Asahi Juniors
Shaner & Wolff
Yester A. C
Paria Billiards
Pirates
Joe Wheaton
Bid Miand
Ballard Cube
Asahi
Knights of Columbus
Wheaton
Miand
Wan
Beattie Boys' Club
K. of C
Young Beynet
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Yesler A. C
Elks’ Club
Clothiers
To & Musas Haslem
Veowler A.C
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KFC
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Sinker
Vane Catcatta
Bears
Beacken
Gorman
Stinker
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Jones
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Hassem
Bird
Pat Shaner & Wolff
West Seattle
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Dandy Baking Co
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Cowan Cigar Co
Csee
Washington Park
Ballard Juniors
Ben Paris Billiarda
Hawthorne Juniors
Allen A
Falcon Fe
Links Champs Play Even in 36-Hole Match
Jim Barnes and Jock Hutchison were halved with Mortie Dutro and John Black after a 36-hole exhibition on Del Monte and Pebble Beach courses. The round yesterday, reported by a Southern wire, ended all square.
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Jim Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Mortie Dutro
John Black
del Monte
Webble Beach
Bears to Make Bow Tonight at Pullman Showdown
The California Bears, led by forward OMNG TAST and captain Eagsleson, face Washington State in a two night series at Pullman. Both teams seek open conference play momentum, with California largely intact from 1921 and Washington State aiming to challenge the defending champs.
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Eagsleson
University of California
Bruins
Washington Staters
Pullman
Bruin
Bohler
Staters
Taft
Friel
Sayerr
Sorenson
Loomis
Schroeder
Seattle
Sun Dodgers
Redmundson
Washington
Bears
Stanford
California
Warner Feted At Stanford
Glenn Warner, noted football coach, was treated to a luncheon yesterday by Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, president of Stanford University, and later dined by the Stanford board of athletic control. No decision has been announced on a possible coaching position.
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Stanford University
Cal
Janeti
Glenn Warner
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford Board of Athletic Control
West Seattle and Maple Leaf Triumph in Senior Games
The Star reports West Seattle defeated Woodland Park 4 to nil at Woodland Park and Maple Leaf beat Post Office 7 to 6 at Lincoln Park. New West Seattle forward Weston starred with two goals and a rocket shot, while Galbraith scored four for Maple Leaf, with other scorers Bennett, Dowle, and MecKilliam for the losers. Forfeited game with Washington Park and mud at Columbia playfield led to cancellations. The Star will publish next Sunday's schedule.
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Weat Seattle
Maple Leaf
Woodland Park
Park Grounds
Leaf
Lincoln Park
Nutes Weston
Weert Seattle
Sam Strange
Billy Booman
Doc” Galbraith
Leafs
James Bennett
W. Dowle
Red” MecKilliam
McKenna Signs with Indians After Scouts Pursuit
Hughie McKenna, noted A. C. grid and diamond star, has signed a contract with Seattle. The shortstop, described as a heavy hitter, had been pursued by scouts for two seasons but only agreed to sign this spring.
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Hughie McKenna
A. C. Grid
Diamond Star
Seattle
Jimmy Richardson
McKenna
Hanner Named Card Captain
January 23 report from Stanford announces Flint Hanner of San Jose named 1922 track captain for the Cardinal. Hanner, Olympic veteran, specializes in the javelin and discus and also competes in the shot put.
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Stanford University
Cal
Flint Hanner
San Jose
Stanford
Hanner
Cowan Cigar Co. Team Triumphs 2-0 Over South Park
The Cowan Cigar Co. team defeated South Park 2 to 0 in the Star league feature at Lincoln Park. Earl Lanstrom headed in after 16 minutes from a Knowles corner to give Cowans the lead, Berg scored late in the second half, and both defenses produced solid work on a muddy field.
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Cowan Cigar Co
South Park
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Lyle Knowles
South Parkers
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Berg
Welch
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Maguire
Breen
Duffy Nichola
Fraser
Manson
Knowles
Sandstrom
Smith
de Tore Yife
Southern
Desmond
Kechet
Magzzarella
Ross
O'Neil
Cells
Neidermeyer
Billy Waller
University Boxers Open Season With Drawn Bout Lineup
Independent mitt men at the university start events tonight in the gymnasium with excitement high and winners unclear due to pre bout lots. Tomorrow night fraternity boxers begin action as six leagues organize preliminary bouts for smoother management.
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