Travie Davis Rematch Headlines Local Boxing Card
Travie Davis seeks to prove he can reclaim form in a title tilt against Bobby Harper in the 143-pound division. The Everett battler is noted for speed and power, while Harper, making his debut at weigh-in, faces a tall task against the seasoned champion. Other bout lineup features Rivers versus Tingster, Bronson versus Morgan, and Williams versus Nestman with a full four-round prelim slate.
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Seattle
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Tilty
Pat Williams
Nestman
Ed Dunlap
Tony Dorando
Jack Lockhart
Jimmy
Charley Davidson
Hod
Steve Rogers
Stanford Grid Coach Signs FiveYear Contract
Andy Kerr acting coach for Stanford football signs a five year deal. The contract positions him two years as acting coach and three years as assistant to Glenn Warner, recently chosen as head coach.
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Phils Pitcher Tom Sullivan Injured in Practice Batting
Philadelphia on June 6 reports pitcher Tom Sullivan was sent to a hospital after a batting practice ball struck his leg. Sullivan had just joined from Albany when the injury occurred.
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Oakland club trades Winn and pitcher to Nashville
The Oakland Coast League club transfers Winn and a pitcher to Nashville for a $3000 consideration. The deal is reported by Southern Dispatch.
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Southern Dispatch
Greb Ready to Take on Dempsey and Carpentier
Pittsburg’s famed fighter Greb says he can beat heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey in a 12 or 15 round decision and would welcome Georges Carpentier before any Dempsey match. He recalls defeating Gibbons and Tunney and asserts a good little man can outbox a bigger foe. He aims to prove it in future bouts and settle the question with Carpentier.
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Gibbons
Gene Tunney
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Fur seal trade on Pribilofs yields up to two million
The fur seal industry of the Pribilof islands yields the United States government from 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 dollars annually.
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United States
Portland Leader Shines In Northwest Amateur Qualifying
Dr. C. F. Willing of the Portland Waverly club led 108 entrants in the Northwest Amateur Golf Championship qualifying at Colwood with 147 for 36 holes. Seattle's Forrest Watson posted strong scores, while Paul Ford’s poor showing stunned locals. Davis Cup best ball set for this afternoon between Willing’s Portland-Waverley quartet and Seattle contenders.
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Tennis tourney opens with hard fought matches at Woodland Park
Day one featured three set thrillers and several upsets as players such as Nollan Knust Burr White and Knust edged Munson Watson and Levinson in tight battles. Fast starts by White Burr and Kreinberg highlighted a day of delays and rescheduled tests at Woodland Park.
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Sel Levinson
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Evening schedule of mixed boxing and wrestling bouts
A crowded program lists multiple matchups across several hours with Nelson Robinson, Walter Swanson, and Vivet Scott appearing in bouts against various opponents. The card spans 4 p m to 7 p m with numerous pairings including Norman Whitter, Cedric McLaughlin, Reginald Stixrude, and Harold Williams among others in a sequence of scheduled fights.
Wisconsin Eight Is Powerful In Coast Duel
Wisconsin oarsmen under Coach Vail prepare for a key duel with Washington, the Pacific Coast champions, after setting a national mile and a quarter record previously. The Badgers train on Lake Monona and push hard despite rough water, aiming to topple the Coast crew and reach the Poughkeepsie regatta.
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Woodland Park Tennis Tourney Faces Scheduling Shifts
Players missing scheduled matches risk forfeiture of remaining games as delays trigger time changes. Doppels draw set. Burr replaces Livengood. Keprlowski and White promise a tougher doubles challenge. North End meet draws Vivet Smith and Nelson Robinson for both men and junior singles.
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Hartford May Sign Thorpe In Eastern League Interest
The Mart ford Connecticut club of the Eastern league is seeking Jim Thorpe after his unconditional release by Portland. Thorpe, famed athlete and pro baseball player, was released a few days ago.
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Vet Umpires College Game At Harvard Princeton
The Harvard versus Princeton baseball contest marked the first college assignment for Tom Connolly, a veteran American League official, in 22 years. His return underscores his long officiating career and the college game’s high profile.
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Portland and Seattle Open Big Series Here
Portland Beavers and Seattle Indians renew their Portland Seattle series as both squads seek momentum. Portland, in fourth place, rides a rebound while Seattle eyes revenge after a lopsided early season. Other matchups include Sacramento at Salt Lake and Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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American Scull Champ Seeks Diamond Scull Victory
Walter Hoover, American scull champion and civil engineer from Duluth, prepares to contest the diamond scull at the Henley races on June 30 in London. Hoover, who recently set a 1.25 mile record in 7:24, is favored to beat British challenger and after many years of British dominance, aims to claim the trophy.
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J Murphy Leads Tacoma Fourth of July Auto Field
Jimmy Murphy, winner of the 1922 Indianapolis race, tops entries for Tacoma Speedway’s Fourth of July event. The field features many Indianapolis contenders with Duesenberg and Frontenac specials among the cars and drivers listed. Local officials call this year’s lineup the strongest in memory.
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Howdy" Wilcox
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Roscoe Sakes
Joe Thomas
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Art Klein
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Two Prep Nines Set For Afternoon Matchup
Broadway Tigers face Franklin Quakers this afternoon at Columbia play field in a resumed season clash. Previously Patricelli beat the Tigers but a chalk-use protest by Broadway led to the game being thrown out of records. Staley was slated to start for Broadway with Patricelli sidelined. Garfield vs Lincoln wraps up season later today with Ballard and West Seattle scheduled for the final game tomorrow.
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Snyder Wins Sprint Medal at Tiger Institution
Loyal Snyder of Broadway defeated Ted Smith to win the Cue medal for one year. He clocked 54.25 seconds to become the fastest 440 yard runner at the Tiger institution, claiming the sprint title yesterday.
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Six Hits in Seven Times Up in Star Junior Finals
Ralph Miller of Three Brothers Dye Works leads Star Junior Baseball finals with six hits in seven trips. He had two singles and a home run against Washington Park and three singles plus a sacrifice fly against Fremont Cyclone. Team batting averages for the series show Fremont at .300, Washington Park at .275, and Three Brothers at .266.
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Hillman Merchants to Tangle With Weet and Wheeler in Seattle Play
The Hillman Merchants Weet and Wheeler clash at 2 p m with venue still to be decided. Sunday sees Washington Park vs Fremont and Hillman again vs Weet and Wheeler. Art Butler may pitch for West and Wheeler against Three Brothers. prep season ends Friday and West Seattle pitcher will be ready. Joe Kokash to umpire first game, Eddie Whitesides to umpire second. Monroe Dean of Fremont praised as a rising talent though undersized. others Stitts Parbaris Davis Sowers and Miller lead home run honors in finals pending.
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Power boat to try for title
A new Hacker designed racing power boat will be used this summer by Walter B. Wilde president of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat association to attempt a new speed record, according to an Eastern wire.
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Morgan Out of Harvard Varsity Crew for Year
Henry H. Morgan, son of J P Morgan, is forced out of the Harvard varsity rowing team for the year due to jaundice and may never row again. He is from Cambridge Massachusetts.
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