Incomes Tax Debate Echoes in Sports and Comics
A fragmented, defiant column mocks tax passage rhetoric, recalling poverty and strength while linking support to gains. The piece blends political talk with a sports and comics era voice to critique fiscal policy and personal responsibility.
Farmer Draws With Mick King In Tacoma Bout
Frank Farmer, a Kapowsin lumberjack, fought Mick King in Tacoma in a lengthy heavyweight clash described as one of the finest bouts by local fans. King overwhelmed Farmer in the later rounds while avoiding damage early, with Williams and Neff among other fighters active in Seattle and Portland matchups.
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Vancouver Cyclone Taylor Strains Back After Ice melee
Vancouver hockey star Cyclone Taylor returns home with a strained back from a Wednesday night incident. He may miss the next game as a result, sidelining him for the immediate schedule.
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Deal Pends Between Angeles and Frisco Seals
San Francisco dispatch reports a pending deal involving the Angels and Seals that could transfer Maggert. The Berkeley resident said he heard of a possible move but did not know the destination club.
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Real Sportsmen Speak For Fish and Game Laws
An editorial argues that responsible anglers and hunters drive fish and game law reform. It notes three million and a half dollars in annual huntsmen contributions, calls for shorter seasons, bag limits, stronger enforcement, and state game farms and hatcheries.
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Plank Likely to Play Ball With Yankees Return
New York March 1 Fiddile Plank veteran left hand pitching star may not be lost to baseball. Miller Huggins manager of the Yankees said he heard from Plank who planned to decide within a week whether to play ball. Huggins hoped he would be ready to make the trip South.
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Seattle Hockey Team Faces Rosebuda In Oregon Tilt
Seattle's world champion ice hockey squad travels to Rowe City to meet the Rosebuda club as Portland fans anticipate a stern test for the league leaders.
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Signed Contracts For Caldwell Love And Russell
Ray Caldwell, Slim Love and Alleri Russell have signed contracts in a development move. The announcements confirm new terms and affiliations for each athlete and their respective teams.
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Aggies Prep for Big Indoor Meet in Portland
At Oregon Agricultural College a 60 man squad trains nightly in the armory under Coach Pipal as they aim for a Portland indoor meet. Captain Coleman and Mattox lead sprint and distance events, with Spriggs and Reynolds among the promising newcomers. The Interclass meet in the armory on March 9 will test prospects.
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Veterans swap Shuffled players from Red Sox to Connie Mack
New York March 1. The deal sending Stuffy McInnin to the Red Sox was completed. Connie Mack of the Athletics said he had received infielder Larry Gardner outfielder Clarence Walker and catcher Forrest Cady from the Red Sox.
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George Vickery Wins In 3-Cushion Melee
Chet Parker fell to George Vickery last night at the Pope Sibley pariora in Class A three cushion billiards. Vickery defeated Parker 34 to 29.
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Ginnold Defeats Hulen in Local Three-Cue Match
Clint Ginnold beat Charley Hulen 35 to 33 in a late night three-cushion competition at the town and Hulen parlors. Ginnold led early, while Hulen mounted a rapid rally to close the gap.
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Oregon Five Defeat Washington Quintet in Nod at Moor
The University of Oregon basketball team defeated the Washington quintet on their campus court 23 to 21. The Oregon fifth also beat the U. W. freshmen 27 to 21 in the same program.
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Schaefer Wins Billiard Exhibition Over Yamada
Jake Schaefer defeated Koji Yamada in balk line billiards at Brown and Hulen parlors last night. Further exhibition games are scheduled this afternoon and tonight.
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Marines Seek Field Glasses Donations in Nationwide Drive
Citizens urged to donate or lend field glasses to the marine corps as shortages persist. Capt. Evans at marine corps headquarters in San Francisco coordinates the drive, with Seattle collection through Captain Evans at 101 Yester Way and phone contact Main 997.
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