Seattle Hockey Inches Toward Coast Playoff Contention
Seattle's hockey team can clinch a coast playoff spot tonight by beating Victoria at the Arena, while Vancouver has already secured a berth. The Victoria club must win to stay in the race, and Seattle would advance to the finals with a victory. The teams will field strong lineups, and the playoff format follows the two-game, combined-goals method with the winner claiming the title.
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The Greatest Fight I Ever Saw
Harry Druxman recalls a 1910s Hoquiam bout between Chi Preston and Andy Yost. Preston led early before Yost’s late uppercut floored him, yielding a controversial draw as fans debated the result. Preston later fought Louie Leonard, but struggled, becoming a shell of his former self.
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Grays Harbor
Andy Yost
Tacoma
Preston
Eagles
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Seattle Sportsmen to Frolin at Mason Temple Event
The Sportsmen's Association of Seattle announces a Thursday reunion at the Masonic temple with ample food prepared by Rippe's crew. The program is kept secret but will include surprises and dancing after 8 p.m. Chairman Wallace touts female participation as new for the club. A bi monthly meeting at the Arctic Club will review the game bill amendments affecting portamen.
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Sportsmen's Association
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Homer Riley
Art Beach
Wallace
Bio Temple
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House
Sportsmen's Association of Seattle
Merchants’ Exchange Room
Arctic Club
Fans Approve K of C Bouts In Seattle Dreamland Card
Seattle fans back the Dave Shade Jimmy Duffy light weights headlining the K of C smoker at Dreamland Friday night. The card features top heavyweights and an undercard with Frank Pete va Marcarto Flores lightweights and Sutherland versus Rogers among others.
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Dave Shade
Jimmy Duffy
K. of Cc
Dreamland
Tar Verde suffers injuries hit four first string men
Four of Tar Verde’s starting five are out with injuries and cripple the team for the season. Cal athletics income last year totaled 52928 dollars and sixty cents with football the big winner while baseball and basketball lost money.
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Egeed
University of California Athletics
Ray Injured in Calf Tulana During Indoor Games
Joe Ray, Illinois A. C. team long-distance runner, pulled a tendon in his right calf as shown by an X-ray. The injury occurred during the indoor track and field meet last Saturday at the Fin Regt ment A. A. venue.
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Cy Ban
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A. A
Corhan to Quit Game in Vernon Trade Fallout
San Francisco March 2 Rey Corhan veteran Coast League player traded to Vernon by the Seals in the O Donnell deal will request manager Milt Perick his reteam Corhan plans to retire from organized baseball because of private business affairs it was learned today.
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San Francisco
City Hoop Finals Reordered Amid Moor Challenges
The City Basketball League shifts finals to a four team format with two games tonight at 8 PM. MacDougall Southwick faces Hekmann Furniture at the YMCA while Northern Life meets the Knights of Columbus venue Knights hall. Winners meet Saturday for the championship, with potential venue depending on results.
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Walker and Gibbons set heavyweight bout in Havana
Kansas City report says Hugh Walker and Tommy Gibbons will fight in Havana Cuba on March 11 under terms agreed by Walker’s manager Jack Thomas. This marks their third meeting of the winter between the two heavyweights.
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Wilson challenger O'Dowd in Madison Square Garden bout
Johnny Wilson the middleweight champion challenged Mike O'Dowd, former title holder, promising a sign within a week and a $20,126.80 purse. The note mentions Briffon earning that sum for outpointing Ted Lewis in a recent 15 round fight at Madison Square Garden. It also oddly references Harvard’s lack of an intercollegiate track title since 1909.
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Johnny Wilson
Mike O'Dowd
Briffon
Ted Lewis
Madison Square Garden
Siwash Camp Not In Condition For Seattle Team
The Seattle group led by Bil Kenworthy arrives in Pomona California to inspect a ballpark built for the team. Kenworthy reports the grounds rocky and unfit and wires Seattle for instructions. He says the squad will stay five weeks awaiting a reply and a possible open game with Los Angeles.
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Ballard Beavers Tie for Third After 79 70 Win
Ballard Beavers defeated West Seattle 79 to 70 to move into a tie for third place in the prep basketball league. The game was played at Ballard with Duncan leading West Seattle and Walley contributing for Ballard. Substitutions and line changes followed as both teams jockeyed for position. In New York, Frank Baker, former home run king, will sign to play third base for the Yankees next season and relocate his family.
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Weaver Seeks 1924 Olympics for Los Angeles
A. A. U. president Tob Weaver travels to Lucerne in June to push for the 1924 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. He promises to invite foreign nations, bring athletes to the Pacific coast with freight paid, and host them free. Sweden France and England express support while Antwerp already favored a U S hosted event.
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Landis censured by Judiciary Committee over baseball role
Washington March 2 United Press Judge K M Landis of Chicago was censured by the House Judiciary Committee for holding the offices of federal judge and baseball arbitrator. The panel, with one dissent, called his acceptance of the baseball post while on the bench a serious impropriety. The panel recommended a full investigation by a future Congress to decide on impeachment. Ian Voletaad of Minnesota was the sole committee member opposing the censuring.
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United Press
K. M. Landis
Chicago
House Judiciary Committee
Landis
Congress
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Ohio
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