Comeback bid for Carl Morris meets Joe Bonds in Harlem
In New York on March 2 Carl Morris and Joe Bonds heavyweights fight in a ten round bout at the Harlem Sporting Club. Bonds from Tacoma Wash has built a New York record beating contenders. Morris stages a comeback and aims to challenge Jess Willard for the crown as his strongest rival.
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Joe Bonds
Tacoma
Carl Morris
New York
Harlem Sporting Club
Wash
Gotham
Bonds
Seattle
Carl
Jess Villard
Jess
S. A. C. to Stage Boxing Show at Dreamland
Announcement says the S. A. C. will present a boxing show one week from tonight at Dreamland. Six bouts are planned with Gabby Eddie Pinkman in the main event. Muff Bronson of Portland may oppose him.
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Dreamland
Gabby
Eddie Pinkman
Muff Bronson
Portland
Archie Wyard Draws with McIntyre's Bruiser in Dreamland
In Dreamland last night Lloyd Madden retained the Northwest lightweight title by four round draw with Archie Wyard of Ballard. Duffy the Oakland featherweight also drew with Joe Harrahan in a separate bout. Ray Campbell lost a hairline decision to George Ingle, and Lonnie McIntosh drew with Leo Houck in a four rounder. Frankie Rogers defeated Hill Davidson in the curtain taker.
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Lloyd Madden
Northwest
Dreamland
Archie Wyard
Ballard
Archie
Bronson
McIntyre
Madden
Jimmy Duffy
Oakland
Daisy
Joe Harrahan
Duffy
Joe
Ray Campbell
George Ingle
Altho
Ray
Ingle
Leo Houck
Lonnie Mcintosh
McIntosh
Weldon Wing
Portland
Eddie Quinn
Tacoma
Quinn
Frankie Rogers
Hill Davidson
Les Randall
Pat Scott
Paul Steele
Ad Schacht
Charles Hulen
Curtain Nears End at Redelsheimer's After Lease
Redelsheimer's at First Avenue and Columbia Street will stay open through March 31 with massive markdowns on men and youth apparel. Suits, overcoats, hats, underwear, and furnishings are offered at prices near wholesale, including $7.89 for $15 to $18 suits and $1.25 for $2.50 to $3.00 hats. Bathing suits slashed to 26 cents as the store plans to relocate in April after securing a new tenancy.
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Puget Sound
Redelsheimer
Redelsheimer’s
Manhattan
Wacchusetts
Redelnheimer's
Woodrow Washington
Redersheimer
First Avenue
Columbia Street
Redelsheimer's
White Sox face holdout as Ness gandil salary clash looms
Chicago reports President Comiskey moved to sign a promising first sacker while Jack Ness refuses to sign unless a $600 raise is granted. Comiskey then acquired Chick Gandil from Cleveland who says he will not wear the Sox uniform without Cleveland salary terms. The dilemma tests which player is worth the price.
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Dent Comiskey
Jack Ness
Comiskey
Chick” Gandil
Cleveland
Gandil
New Orleans
Sox
Ness
Gandl
Rooks and Regs Darken Marlin Baseball Tilt
Marlin Texas report says German Schaefer defeated John McGraw’s nine, with Benny Kauff collecting a hit as Schaefer pitched the victory. In Cleveland Indians news Lee Fohl vows to fight the two and three system of walks and strikes. Pasadena adds Chicago Nationals exhibition games set against Los Angeles Coasters and a Santa Ana opponent.
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Marlin
Tex
Chattanooga
Lee Fohl
Cleveland Indians
Pasadena
Cal
Chicago Nationals
Los Angeles Coasters
Santa Ana
Al McCoy Threatens Darcy Dillon Bout in New York
Dispute over a Darcy Dillon bout heats up as Al McCoy seeks an injunction to force a match. Grant Hugh Browne faces pressure from McCoy and the boxing commission demands a fresh contract before any Darcy fight. Madison Square Garden funding and life insurer issues cloud Browne’s plans amid ongoing furore. Y M C A Juniors beat All-Stars 30-24 in a fast, even game with a 14-13 halftime edge.
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H. C. Hamilton United
Reese
New York
Les Darcy
Jack Dillion
Gotham
al McCoy
Grant Hugh Browne
Boxing Commission
Brown
Darcy
Browne
McCoy
Promi
Madison Square Garden
New York Life Insurance Company
Dillon
All-Stars
Lincoln-Broadway
Market Report Fragment Highlights Fresh Produce Prices
Readable lines show varying prices for fruits and dairy, with mentions of oranges grapefruit apples wines, and regional references to Florida Oregon Wisconsin Arkansas and domestic storage terms. The text reads like a column of market figures with percent changes and unit notations, lacking coherent narrative.
Portland Try To Crushers Of Hope In Final Pro Hockey Night
Seattle can clinch the Pacific Coast Hockey Association title by beating Portland in the city tonight. A Portland victory keeps Vancouver alive for first and may force a post season series. Portland rides its best form, unbeaten at home recently, while Vancouver's hopes were set back by a February 20 loss to Moose Johnson's squad.
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Portland
Ore
Seattle
Pacific Coast Hockey Association
Vancouver
Moose
Splash Co ed Swim Carnival Set for March Seventeenth
A coed swimming meet between the O A C and University of Oregon women teams is scheduled for March 17 at the U of O. Physical Director Schockley of the Aggies works on speed to beat Oregon rivals. South reports say men will attend in large numbers to cheer.
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Splash
University of Oregon
U. of O. Physica
Schockley
Aggies
Tis Oregon
South
Broadway High Track Men Out
Broadway High School begins its track season as a large group of athletically inclined youths answered the first call at the Pine Street institution. A crack squad could form from the broad turnout as workouts start this season.
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Broadway High School
Pine Street
Hoquiam and Wenatchee Vie for Southwestern Title
Hoquiam and Wenatchee high school teams clash in Hoquiam tonight for the championship of the Southwestern section. The winner earns the state regional crown and bragging rights in the district standings.
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Hoquiam
Wenatchee
Pullman Mat Men to face U of W Wrestlers
Washington State College wrestling team prepares for a home meet against the University of Washington in the local gym Saturday night. Five wrestling matches and four boxing bouts highlight the program with veterans Glen King N P Haberman K R L Taylor and John Clark among Pullman’s lineup and Cameron McGovern competing for the 145 pound spot.
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James Grant
Washington State College
University of Washington
Bohler
Pullman
Glen King
N. P. Haberman
KR. L. Taylor
John Clark
Jack Lindsay
Lincoln High
Seattle
Lindsay
Boulton
Washington
McGovern
Cameron
Charley Sontag
A. C
Chet McIntyre
UC Track Athletes Show Strong Form Amid Weather Woes
At the University of California track program, Coach Walter Christie faces weather challenges as E. H. Blanchard, a freshman star in the half mile, and Schnell, the varsity half-miler, lead the push. Schnell recently broke the Coast 660 yard record in 72.4 seconds, while Blanchard runs near two minutes for the half mile and is expected to lower that time before the regular meets with the California management.
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University of California
Altho
Walter Christie
E. H. Blanchard
Schnell
Blanchard
Toonfront
California
Murphy Chosen President of Big W Club at Wash
Ernest Tramp Murphy, renowned Washington football star, is elected president of the big W club. Roy Taylor, famed in baseball, becomes vice president and Harry Wirt, a football man, is secretary and treasurer.
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Murphy
Big
W” Club
Wash
Ernest “Tramp” Murphy
Washington
Roy Taylor
Harry Wirt
Firemen to Stage Another Benefit Skating Night
The Firemen's band benefit at the Arena drew strong support and the band is asked to present another event. It will be held next Tuesday night from 8 p m to midnight with a 32 piece band and other big features.
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Firemen
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