Cullen and Sealer Clash in 20 Round Bout Today
Boxers Dick Cullen and Kid Sealer meet in a 20 round title bout this afternoon at 2 30. Sealer is the betting favorite with Spokane fans backing him while Cullen has strong local support and a $100 personal bet. Two fast preliminaries, May vs Wilson, precede the main event in a rainproof big circus tent setting.
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Dick Cullen
Kid Sealer
Sound
Hoth
Packey McFarland
Nelson
Spokane
Cullen
Sealer
Johnnie Reid den May
Charlie Wilson
Vancouver Is Defeated in Goofy Run Scoring Confusion
Vancouver suffered a defeat as Aberdeen fueled a first inning rally with four runs aided by a disputed home call and errors by Quigsey and Mundorff. Vancouver tallied in the fifth but Mundorff later scored on a debated play, Hyatt delivered a key hit, and Moore scored on a questionable ruling. The same teams meet again at 3 30 this afternoon.
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Beales
Vanccouver
Aberdeen
Quigsey
Mundorff
Vancouver
van Buren
Quigley
Mundorff Ging
Hyatt
Moore
Rector begins Olympic training with record 100 yard dash
Richmond June 6 J A Rector of the University of Virginia has moved to Philadelphia to train for Olympic competition. He recently lowered the world intercollegiate record for the 100 yard dash and has twice broken Virginia records in the 100 and 220 yard events. Rector, a Hot Springs Arkansas native, is 5 feet 11 inches and 168 pounds.
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Star
Richmond
J.a. A. Rector
University of Virginia
Philadelphia
Virginia
Reetor
Hot Springs
Ark
Lawrenceville
N. J
United States
Rector
Nationals Meet Ballard In Seasonal Showdown
The Nationals of Seattle face Ballard tomorrow afternoon in a key early season game. Ballard’s improved squad, led by Butchard and Schmuts or Agnew on the mound, seeks to challenge a veteran Nationals lineup that recently beat Vancouver 2 to 1 and routed Hellidham. Lineups include COP icotteecuix Hannah Butchard Schmuts or Agnew and Westerman in outfield alignment versus Ballard’s lineup.
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Ballard
Vancouver
Hellidham
Bellingham
Ratlard
Agnew Piteperard
Wataness Mallen Helms
Hulton
S38
McNeamara Keppler
Sacashaceahi
Martin Knust
Westerman Wineho
Standirage Weeuee
Olympic Club Meet Attracts Strong West Coast Lineup
The Olympic Club of San Francisco leads entries for a regional meet with top teams from Seattle Athletic Club and Melonemak of Portland. Local stars like Maticommon Clarke and Orent may represent the club as several records are expected to fall in the afternoon event.
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Olytepic Club
San Franciscs
Moet
Ustverwitty
Oremen
Seattle Athletic Club
Melnemak
Port
Wedat
Maticommon
Clarke
Orent
Spert
Endurance Race Winners Reach Denver After 507 Miles
Frank T. Wykert of Sev erance Colo and Charles F. Work man of Evanston Wyo complete the endurance horse race from Evanston to Denver. The event began last Saturday with twenty five entrants and ended yesterday afternoon.
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Denver
Colo
Frank T. Wykert
Severance
Charles F. Workman
Evasston
Wyo
Wykert
Workman
Evanston
Gans and Nelson to Train for July 4 Colma Fight
United Press reports Joe Gane and Hattling Nelson prepare for a forty five round bout at Colma on the afternoon of July 4. Nelson is due in San Francisco Monday night and both fighters push ahead with training plans.
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Ban Francisco
Joe Gane
Hattling
Nelson
Colma
Milwaukee
Readibees
Dugdale Is Ejected After Spokane Victory
Spokane defeated Seattle by a 3 to 1 score in a game marked by erratic pitching. Young Gordon started for Spokane with Ble curves while Killilay pitched well for Seattle. Dugdale was ejected from the grounds by a policeman after a dispute surrounding the call.
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United Press
Spokane
Seattle
Acare
Young Gordon
Killilay
Balla
Adama
Dugdale
Move
Dog
Nelson bets Larry on Colma July 4 merit race
Portland dispatch reports Nelson challenges Larry Bob over a foretold 45 round Merit at Colma on July 4. Fiteinr mene predicts Owns will win and a $600 stake is posted. The remark includes a controversial jab about race and references an incident involving Jack Johnson in Philadelphia.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Battiling Ia
Fiteinrmene
Colma
Fite
Nelson
Bob
Jack Johnson
Phila
Notable boxing bout at Goldfield 1906 ends with suspected quitting
The account recalls a heat ridden match where the victor says Gone quit in the ring after about four rounds. The speaker, soaked in sun and mud, claims Gone deliberately quit on more than one occasion and asserts his own opinion remains unchanged.
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Dolphin
Goldfield Reptember
Fitzsimmons to umpire game in Portland
World middleweight champion Bob Fitzsimmons will umpire the Portland versus Los Angeles ball game this afternoon. Diamond ring star Ruby Robert has umpired many galleries and is noted for consistent colorful calls.
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Portland
Ore
Bob Witzimmons
Los Angeles
Ruby
Robert
Big Match Next Week Between Sullivan and Frank at Junction Hall
Dan Sullivan and Charles Frank prepare for a Monday night bout at Junction hall Ballard. Both claim peak form and a fast contest is likely as the purse promises most of the proceeds to the winner. Manager Hahn notes strong advance ticket sales at Joe Disard's cigar store.
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Charles Frankin
Creatiers
Junction Hall
Ballard
The
Star
Sullivan
United States
Franklin
Hahn
Joe Disard
Horses In Training For Meadows Racing Start June Twenty
The Meadows opens June 20 with about 150 horses training on track and more expected daily. Notables include Scotty Ferguson’s stable with Derby hopeful Early Tide and several fast thoroughbreds. Meantime Oakland trainer H. G. Bedwell arrives with Pajorite and others while Seattle visitors anticipate strong entries at Beattle and subsequent meets.
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Matt Kies
Mins Officious
Reformation
Entre Nous
Dr. Coleman
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Belle of
Iroquois
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Mr. Kies
Scotty” Ferguson
Naval
Heatty
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Marion Rowe
Laura EB
Belmence
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Seattle
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Pajorite
California
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Lord Nelson
Silver Btocking
Loretta
von Tramp
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the Meadows
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Rudolph Sprecties
San Francisco
San Alviso
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Mionte Bright
Sachet
W. W. Walker
Beattie
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Center Shot
America
Edwinson
Netting
W. Parker
Adena
Metlakatla
M. Gerahty
Tom Boyle
Ed Trotter
W. Short
Ranning
McFarland and Welsh Signed for July Fourth Fight
Promoter Haren Long announced that Packey McFarland and Freddie Welsh agreed to a 25 round boxing match in Los Angeles on July 4. Both fighters will weigh 125 pounds at 9 am, contest starts at 2 pm, with 50 percent of gross receipts split 65 percent to the winner and 35 to the loser. McFarland also to receive $1,000 regardless of outcome. Jeffries named referee.
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Lowe
Jeffries
Phenomenal Wood Shines In Early Pro Pro Season
Wood, the former Hutchinson star, signed by Kansas City, dominates American Association hitters. Joe Cantilion secured an option for him with the Washington American League team. On May 21 he blanked Milwaukee, facing 28 batters, with one out in the ninth before a baserunner reached.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas City
Joe Cantilion
Washington
Milwaukee
Balla
Can Etrer
Canucks Shine As Vancouver Fans Back Home Run
The Vancouver Canucks are playing great ball and drawing strong fan support as they ride a hot streak. The piece notes Spokane routs and a controversial ejection, with ongoing talk of big-money matchups and a boxing plan for August involving Callen-Scaler winner against Nelson or McParland. It also mentions Ruby Robert Fitesimmons seeking Ketchell for middleweight title and a potential benefit for Bob, famed for his square play.
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Vancouver
Canucks
Ruby Robert Fitesimmons
Ketchell
Bob
Wrestling Meet for the Press Club Promised in Seattle
Mayor Miller to act as master of ceremonies at the Dreamlong venue on June 16. Fred Stimson to officiate with BullCeEs Dr. Roller offering 100 dollars to anyone who lasts 15 minutes in a challenge. Beattie to stage boxing, volunteers from pros to perform for the benefit of the press. Guy Buckles of Omaha funds to present if a suitable opponent is found. Committee plans to ensure a successful event.
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Mayor Miller
Seattle
Fred Stimson
Roller Han
Beattie
Guy Buckles
Omaha
University of Washington Crew Seeks Funds for Poughkeepsie Regatta
The Washington University eight rowing team plans to race at the Poughkeepsie regatta on June 23 and 24. They have $1,500 from students and Seattle businessmen are being solicited for the rest. If funded, the crew departs next Tuesday by the Great Northern line and trains in Poughkeepsie for eight days before meeting eastern crews.
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Enw
Great Northern Road
Poughkeepsie Janch
Cty
Seattle
Garnett
California
Fleet at the Navy Yard
The Atlantic Fleet lies at the Navy Yard in drydock with daily boat trips from Pier 2 foot of Yeler Way. Round trip Ste. bad.
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THE
Navy Yard
Boats Times
Yesler Way
Ste. Baad
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