Boxing card features Hagen Brant bout in Seattle fundraiser
Tomm y Clark is to meet Young Maxwell at a Labor Temple smoker tonight with Romeo Hagen replacing another fighter and Johnny O Leary stepping in for the mill. Ed Hagen aims for a 190 pound main event against 216 pound Battling Brant as the card expands with six more bouts and a raised ring for clear viewing in the hall.
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al Mosler
Ploud Goodman
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Young Maxwell
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Ivan Miller
Eddie Davis
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Two New Giants Arrive as Seattle Adds Pitcher Jameson
The Seattle roster grows with Pitcher Jameson and Outfielder Muldron from Aberdeen. Jameson, once tied to the University of Oregon, is praised by Rose Hall as a top league performer. Father Tom Kelley brokered the deal for the disbanded state league unit.
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Muldron
Aberdeen
University of Oregon
Rose Hall
Tom Kelley
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United Preas
Haley
Everett
Giants Rally Edges Colt In Narrow Ninth Inning
Fullerton pitched five innings for the Giants with a seven run lead before Ingersoll relieved. Ingersoll allowed four hits in two and a fraction innings as Seattle/Portland traded runs. Thompson steadied the comeback and finished with a 5-4 win for the Giants as a tense ninth inning ended the game. The same teams meet at 3 PM this afternoon.
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Thompson
Mahoney
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Chick
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Moore
Eastley
Gianta
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Spokane Pitcher Noyes Extends Winning Streak to 12
Spokane defeated Indiana today as Noyes earned his 12th straight win. The game featured loose play and costly errors by Fretae on third base. National and league results show Chicago, Cincinnati, and Boston posting scores. standings list Spokane and Seattle amid crowded figures.
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Bees
Yank Athletes In Lead With Tom McDonald In Potlatch
YANK ATHLETES IN LEAD WITH Tom McDonald of the 8 A C in charge of Potlatch athletics, shaping up for next week events. Entry promises largest meet yet in the city with many city boys and out of town entrants for Wednesday and Friday sports. Ten marathon entries from Kent to Seattle. Smith of Queen Anne High and Norman of the A C are strong contenders. Fire and police teams train for tug of war and other events under Patrolman Poolman and fire officials.
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Seattle
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Aiki
Retorn
Armory
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Fire Departments
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Ame
Seattle Athletic Club
Grafophone Player Swims. Sounds Like Cracked Records
Horace Borgum, grapho phone player at Sherman & Clay's, swam in the 8. A. C. tank Monday night. His splash triggered a sound likened to Arthur Pryor's band on a cracked record.
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Horace Borgum
Sherman & Clay's
Arthur Pryor
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