Lively Phoenix boxing bouts thrill crowd at Ranke hall
Amateur bouts at Ranke hall drew cheers as five knockouts highlighted the Phoenix Athletic club show. Tommy Fitegerald and Chick Hudson drew a four round struggle halted by Referee Billy Lavigne. George Brown stopped Tommy Kane in the third, York Gleason knocked Eddie Hanlon cold, and Arthur McGuire defeated Charlie White in four. Herman Lewis was KO’d by Al Pemberthy.
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Phoenix Athletic Club
Ranke Hall
Tommy Fitegerald
Chick Hudson
Billy Lavigne
George Brown
Tommy Kane
York Gleason
Eddie Hanlon
Eddie
Arthur McGuire
Charlie White
Jack Robinson
al Pemberthy
Herman Lewis
Fight Ends as Clark Beats Lewis in Quick Finish
After a prolonged struggle Clark lands a decisive finish on Lewis who outweighed him. Clark's superior speed and precision secure a sharp victory as the bout ends with Lewis exhausted and defeated.
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C. Clark
Lewis
Clark
World hour record disputable as Hall rides behind car
Tommy Hall of England set a world hour record at 4 miles 645 yards but behind a motorcycle with a windshield. Bobby Walthour later rode 80 miles in 39 minutes 52 3 5 seconds, nearly a minute and a half faster, a performance seen as more creditable.
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Tommy Hall
England
Bobby Walthour
Hall
Boxing Night Set At Ballard Athletic Club
Tomorrow the 20 round bout featuring Harry Krant and Louwie Long will unfold at the Ballard Athletic Club with special cars arranged by Manager Lavigne. Both fighters report intense training and confidence in victory as Lavigne confirms both men are in fine condition.
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Harry Krant
Louwie Long
Ballard Athletic Club
Lavigne
Two Triple Plays Highlight Kansas City Win Over Toledo
In a recent Toledo game Kansas City turned two triple plays. The fifth inning saw a liner caught by Lenee one hand to second then to Sullivan on third as runners retreated. In the seventh Lewee to Ryan doubled Crystal off second with Sweeney caught between bases.
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Toledo
Deininger
Lenee
Sullivan
Crystal Foreiag Brouthers
Lewee
Ryan
Sweeney
Bellingham Abandons Puget Sound League Bid
At a June meeting of the old Whatcom Baseball association in Bellingham it was decided not to organize a team for the Puget Sound League. J G Dreaden president of the Imague and Paul Rhodius representing Sedro Woolley attended. Officials concluded the lateness of the season and trouble securing good players means no baseball in the city for 1964.
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Whatcom Baseball Association
Puget Sound League
J. G. Dreaden
Imague
Paul Rhodius
Sedro Woolley
Little Tales Tersely Told in News Clip Style
D L Rhodes a Centralia bar ber fights barbers exam board over license care motive and exam details. The Bell ingham area reports hydrants and steamers during line repairs. Leonard Daviey pioneer of Pomeroy dies at age 8.
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D. L. Rhodes
Centralia
Sait
State Board
Leonard Daviey
Pomeroy
Syracuse Victories In Varsity and Freshmen Eight Races
Syracuse University swept the Hudson regatta defeating Cornell in the four mile varsity and winning the two mile freshman race. The varsity eight time 20 22 5 6 with Cornell second, and Pennsylvnia, Columbia, Georgetown, Wisconsin in that order. Freshman eight time 10 01 with Cornell second and Columbia last. Varsity four oared race won by Syracuse in 10 52 3 5 with Columbia second and Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgetown following. Rossini, famed Italian rower, arrives to compete in the NCAA circuit.
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Syracuse University
Hudson River
Syracuse
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Georgetown
Wisconsin
Various Northwest Business and Crime Updates
The report covers scattered Northwest items: a light opening run for packers at New Westminster with limited planning. The Bank of Bellingham reorganized under new president H C Henry. L Noble from Denver touring Monte Cristo mines awaiting a report that could reopen them. Everett arrest of 1 year old Victor Dagan for purse theft with a 16 year old accomplice. Chehalis electric plant leased to Harry West who plans moving the plant to Littel for cheaper fuel. Tacoma loggers Charles and Willard Johnson robbed of 96 dollars by a con man. A A Armstrong granted stay of execution in Walla Walla for killing John Patton. Michael Scott a farm laborer died suddenly while repairing machinery near Walla Walla. Mrs Maud R Darton of Lewiston in critical condition from ptomaine poisoning.
New Westminster Shingle Mills Rush Orders. Montgomery Drowns
The small shingle mills in New Westminster are overwhelmed with orders as larger mills are cloned. River driver James Montgomery drowned near Lowell yesterday.
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New Westminster
James Montgomery
Lowell
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