Fullerton Signs with Seattle as Pitcher Utility Star
Charley Fullerton, former Glanta pitcher and utility player, signed with Seattle for the coming season. President Dugdale confirmed the contract by mail at noon yesterday, promising Seattle a top pitcher and utility man. Details hint at league moves as Umpires and executives consider holdouts and organizational moves proceed.
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The Regal Dentists Advertising Claim of Superior Service
The Regal Dentists promote their reputation for high quality dentistry and insist on absolute truth in advertising. They position themselves as a reliable local firm offering dentintry work claimed to be superior and affordable, inviting potential patients to visit at 1405 Third Ave NW and bring the ad.
Hawke Bowled Low as Cranes Triumph on A C Alley
The Hawke were outclassed by the Cranes last night on the A C alley. Hensen of the Cranes bowled a high score of 242 and high average of 194. Cramen recorded scores of 866 908 704 totaling 2568. Hawks posted 876 763 792 totaling 2420.
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Riverside to Los Angeles bout teased for Abe Bush exhibition
Jan 24 Riverside Cal reports Abe Rosenbush of Baltimore known as Abe Bush aims for a Vernon exhibition in Los Angeles. Bush weighs 268 pounds and his bat rides about four feet above street level. Tom McCarey may pair him with Bull Young 250 pounds in a preliminary.
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Boxing and Chess Sparks Across Nations and Cities
YANKEE SCHWARTZ and Bat Schultz sign for a Columbus card while Jonny Coulon declines $5,000 to face Charley Ledoux. Capablanca tops Whitaker in the national masters chess tourney as Brodcrass signs with the Giants amid trade talk. Zbyszko defeats Domke twice in a 50 minute bout to thrill over 2,000 spectators. Funeral services held for Mrs. A G Rennbennick in Bremerton.
Fighter with the smile rises to the title
The piece notes Tom O'Rourke managing Al Palzer and the aura of a cheerful fighter. It likens Palzer to legendary bears before fights and mentions rivals Jack Johnem and Luther McCarty as contemporaries in the boxing scene.
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Medford boxing fans boost odds for Anderson Trott bout
Medford Oregon supporters in Northern California raise odds on Mud Anderson from Vancouver Washington facing Bammy Trott of Columbus Ohio in a 26 round bout at Vernon Saturday afternoon. The arrival of a Medford boxing delegation sparked interest and moved betting to 10 to 7.
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Interclass athletics heat up at University meet
HY FRED HENRY reports University of Washington interclass track meet set for February 3-7 with senior class leading in Daily Cup points. Juniors follow, sophomores trail, freshmen score in opening games as teams prepare for campus showdown and gymduels.
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Chance Letter Denies Rumors About Frank Chance
Chicago President Murphy denies rumors about Frank Chance being in poor mental or physical condition. A letter to Yankees President Farrell, dated January 16, 1915, from CHAS W. MURPHY, preserves Chance’s reputation and wishes a prosperous season as managerial news circulates in the American League.
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Plymouth Church League Tonight Features Two Key Games
Two top league matchups set for Plymouth Church at Plymouth. Plymouth Congregationals meet Trinity M BE while First Presbyterians face Queen Anne Christ fans in a promising doubleheader with both squads in good form and games slated to start at clock.
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Kid Mohler Granted Unconditional Release From Seals
Ernest F Mohler known as theKid is released at his own request from the San Francisco Coast league club. Mohler broke into Coast baseball with Oakland in 1901 and later played in Denver before returning to the Coast in 1964 joining Beattie. He has been captain for much of his Coast tenure and his future plans are unknown.
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Willard Breaks Hand After Knockout in Fort Wayne
United Press reports Jess Willard, heavyweight contender, broke a bone in his right hand while knocking out Frank Hauer last Wednesday in Fort Wayne. He has canceled his Philadelphia engagement with Dean Daly set for tomorrow night.
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Hoppe and Smith to clash in four round Pavilion main
In San Francisco on January 24 Willie Hoppe the Butchertown terror meets Frankie Smith in a four round main event at Pavilion rink. Hoppe claims a bear left hook while Smith is famed for toe to toe battles. Preliminaries feature Romeo Hagen vs Billy Weeks. Jimmy Walsh named boxing instructor at Brookline municipal gym.
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Everett Seattle Interurban Rail Schedule Fragments
Schedule fragments show Everett Seattle interurban trains with limited service times and ticket office locations. Timings include daily and weekend departures along with routes via Beattie Fifth Ave and Greenwood, with references to Pacific Northwest Traction Co and local stops.
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