Wolgast and Moran Edge for World Lightweight Showdown
San Francisco July 2 The ringside crowd bets heavily on Owen Moran to dethrone Ad Wolgast in their scheduled world lightweight title clash tomorrow. Moran knocked Wolgast cold in a recent sparring session, but most expected Wolgast to win as the odds tilt in his favor despite Moran's strong confidence.
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Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
San Francisco
Cal
Ad Wol
Wolgast
Moran
Nelson
Pugiliem
Moran Fight Anticipated To End Before Twentieth Round
Wolgast predicts a victory over Moran within twenty rounds while dismissing Burns as tougher, noting Owen’s cleverness and power. He vows to avoid harm and believes he can crowd T to land a decisive punch before the twentieth round.
Doran Confident in Victory Over Wolgast in Ring
Boxer Doran says he can beat Wolgast and will out box out general and out figure him. He views Wolgast as a strong opponent but believes he controls the match and could win in a few rounds or go to the limit. If he loses, it would be because Wolgast is better.
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Wolgast
Moran
Frankie Burns
Owen
Doran
Nelson
Wol- Gast
Nevada
Reno
Mosaic Scores Roundup from Yosterday
The roundup lists Heattle 6 to 1 Mortland 6 to 9 Spokane 4 Vancouver 1 Victoria 3 and Tacoma 4. Today’s games include Portland at Seattle Victoria at Spokane Vancouver at Tacoma.
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Heattle
Mortland
Spokane
Vancouver
Victoria
Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
Pet
Fighting Dick Hyland to Meet Andy Bezenah in July Bout
Jeffersonville reports the California lightweight Dick Hyland is set to fight Cincinnati lightweight Andy Bezenah today for a July 10 clash in the city venue.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Dick” Hyland
California
Andy Bezenah
Cincinnati
Moran and Wolgast Setfor Reno Showdown After Dope Controversy
The article portraits Moran and Wolgast as evenly matched lightweights in a high stakes Reno scrap. Moran claims superior boxing and punching power, while Wolgast vows to press relentlessly and defend his lightweight crown. Also referenced is Battling Nelson as a past foe shaping the rivalry.
Featherweights Clash In Pacific Coast Title Bout
After three weeks of training Joe Rivers and Joe Coster ready for a 20 round bout in Los Angeles tomorrow afternoon. Weigh-ins at 122 pounds each with Eddie Smith of Oakland refereeing. Undercard bouts lined up with ten round preliminaries and odds shortening to Rivers favored at 6 to 10.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
Joe Coster
Morniow
Eddie Smith
Oakland
San Francisco
Sullivan
Freddie Couture
Billy Cappelle
Willie Canole
Rivers
Al Kaufman Seeks Rematch After Kansas City Flare
Al Kaufman arrives in San Francisco still insisting he can defeat his rival Flynn in a rematch. He cites malaria and lost training time, says the referee stopped a bout at a critical moment, and notes McCarey is pursuing Flynn for another chance at him.
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San Francisco
al Kaufman
Flynn
Kansas City
Kaufman
McCarey
Smoke Thomas Sold to Boston Red Sox
Victoria Islanders speed marvel "Smoke" Thomas has been sold to the Boston Red Sox. The price was not disclosed. Thomas will finish the current season with Victoria before joining Boston afterwards.
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United Press
Tacoma
Thomas
Victoria Islanders
Boston Red Sox
Watnet
Victoria
Nine Jacksonville players to appeal anti Sunday baseball law
Jacksonville baseball nine arrested for playing Sunday games prepare to take their case to higher courts. They were released on bonds of 10. Other items note Sacramento pitcher Fred Brown skipping Vernon season, a Battling Robinson bout planned in Vallejo, Rube Waddell facing possible release, Barney Oldfield quitting racing, and Ralph Mulford defending his Elgin race title on August 25.
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Klaus Beats Hansen in Eight Round Knockout in Coalinga
Frank Klaus of Pittsburg defeated Vic Hansen by knockout in the eighth round of a scheduled 20 round match in Coalinga California last night Hansen weakened by weight trouble but fought on and pressed the action to Klaus through the early rounds
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Robb Captures Shanklin Trophy At Seattle Trap Meet
Robb led the Seattle Trapshooters association weekly meet by breaking 91 of 100 targets and won the Shanklin trophy with 19 of 20. McLaughlin claimed the Selby watch after a 18 of 20 tie and then won the shootoff with 20 straight.
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Kennedy Faces Probable Furlough After Ball Park Assault
Tacoma July 3 Pig Ed Kennedy a Portland import and Northwestern utility man is under threat of removal from payroll after an alleged assault on R W Landa a lineman at the ball park yesterday afternoon Spectators say Kennedy beat Landa as he jeered from the grandstand Kennedy admitted jeering during the game and is said to have assaulted Landa after it ended Manager Lynch will investigate and Kennedy may face club discipline and possible court action by Sands who plans to swear out a warrant later today
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Watch Tomorrow's Pink for Wolgast Moran Mill Results
The Star promises full coverage of Wolgast Moran with round by round description and fighter pictures. It will also report Rivers Coster featherweight title results from Los Angeles and other league ball times, with United Press wire updates from ringside.
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Frank Chance Improves After Heat Collapse in Cincinnati
Chicago Cuba manager Frank Chance, who collapsed from heat in Cincinnati before the game, is reported much better today though he suffers severe headaches. He plans to accompany the team East unless advised against the trip, but will not play in the game.
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Rising Stars Dominate Munroe Ball Team In Narrow Win
The Ballard mine beat Munroe 16 to 3 with Johnson and Stokie in the winning battery. Jacobs Bakery beat South Park 18 to 6. Monks and College club tied 8 to 8 as rain halted play in the eighth. Chancellors defeated Redmond 6 to 2. Georgetown lost 3 to 0 at Port Townsend amid four errors and claims overeating caused defeat. Victore fell 5 to 3 at Leavenworth. Fort Lawton units beat Rainier Heights 11 to 3 and then defeated Columbia City 8 to 6. Mohawks lost 8 to 2 at Des Moines. Levinson Juniors fell 7 to 4 to South Park. Old Barbees head to Port Ludlow tomorrow. Bat Nelson feature tease tonight in Seattle.
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Spokane Defeats Vancouver 4 1 At Dugdale’s Ball Farm
Spokane defeated Vancouver 4 to 1 yesterday as Kippert Schwenk and Emil Frisk drove in runs and Zimmerman delivered a two bagger. Key plays included a seventh inning double play by Cartwright and Cooney and Netsel’s clutch grounder stop in the ninth.
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Giants and Pippins Split Twinbill in Portland
In Portland on July 3 Seattle won the opener 6 to 5 while Portland captured the nightcap 9 to 1. Tonneson faced Big Jim Wises in the first game as Ort delivered a bases loaded single scoring Shea and Wiggs. In the second game Archer, recently signed by Seattle, struggled against his former teammates while Samline shut the Giants to six hits as Portland exploded for eight runs in the fourth inning.
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Unclear OCR: Names Tied to Tacoma Victoria Case
Fragmentary text lists individuals including Gordon Liebt Burns Tacoma McCreary Dashwood and an address like 4128 063886 SSR with references to Batterien ebaunts and sosvccescon dessecescs. No coherent event or date emerges.
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