Scar Koch and Wild Bill Reed Stage Tame Draw
Scar Koch and Wild Bill Reed fought to a tame draw in a spirited stage event. A faint chance of a return bout looms as negotiations hint at sending Reed in for a rematch.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
4
Scar Koch and Wild Bill Reed fought to a tame draw in a spirited stage event. A faint chance of a return bout looms as negotiations hint at sending Reed in for a rematch.
Two heavyweight contenders Koch from Tacoma and Bill Reed clash at Crystal Pool with a draw after a rugged eight rounds. Reed shows resilience while Koch holds the edge in the third round, but neither secures a decision as the crowd watches a persistent exchange.
Text argues there are more players globally but fewer available for major leagues as minors offer higher pay. It notes that young players who would accept $159 a month in the minors now take industrial jobs or semi pro roles for higher pay, making the path to professional baseball harder.
Mahoney and Ever Hammer battled in Doyle's arena Vernon California as spectators questioned a referee's decision. Jack Dempsey remained in contention for the lightweight title despite a controversial outcome and mixed crowd reaction.
At Taylor Texas the St. Louis Browns begin training with a roster listing Beeceraien and ten pitchers among ten named players plus five infielders. Jimmy Burke anticipates players answering present as the camp opens.
The United States requests moving tennis events in the Olympic program to avoid overlapping with a national tournament held domestically. The clash would affect players and scheduling, prompting consultation with organizers.
The MacDougalls repeat a league commanding win as the Department Store team tops the Star League standings, extending their winning streak to ten games and signaling strong form heading into the next schedule.
The MacDougall Southwick five beat the Brewster Cigar Steve five 44 to 78 in The Star league at WY. M. . A. gym last night. Ralph Smith a former University of Washington star starred early before Jack Picker ing shut him down in the second half. Dick Frayn added eight field goals as MacDougall extended their winning streak.
Washington prepares for the 1920 baseball season with 60 players expected for the first practice at Denny Field. Coach Allison notes key positions including Perry Land catching and Percy Chamberlain on the mound, while Joe Munson and Dick Munson compete for infield roles. Plans include a Pacific Coast Conference schedule draft in Portland on May 1 and a potential Japan tour this summer.
Ex Cleveland Indian Bill Cunningham is in Kelley Field Texas camp with aviators. They plan a fast army baseball team this summer and expect Cunningham to whip the squad into shape after playing in England and Scotland during leave from France.
A 18 year old Hollywood high schooler may turn out to be another Bobby Jones. He held a Hollywood Municipal course record of 68 three under par. Nearby Cincinnati could stage double header attractions daily to meet players salary demands.
Happy Holmes, Seattle goalie, faces Victoria tonight as Seattle fights for second place in the Coast hockey race. He has played well all season and fans rely on him to stop the opponents and keep the rubber disk out of the net.
Hap Morse to have another Vernon Tigers trial as he vies for second base with Southern ropers backing him for third base. Young Henson seeks Oakland hurling chance after pitched for Vancouver in Northwestern League. Kilpher exits baseball to ranch in California. Bolons form an outfield trio for season with Middletown, Kidred, and Compton. San Francisco will open with infield Koerner Caveney Kamm Corhan. Beholder and Muse eyed as Portland outfield staples. Seattle and Oakland assess catching depth with Land and Muse as anchors. International veteran Harry Seibold bought by Seattle Beattle.
The University of Missouri reaches agreement with Saint Louis University to reopen athletic competition after an eight year gap. A football game is scheduled for this fall, marking a return to intercollegiate play between the two institutions.
Columbia University plans to renew its Big Three baseball relations with Yale Harvard and Princeton this year. The school has not faced Yale or Harvard since winning the championship in 1916.
Three Coast clubs race to fill third base with star players Seattle has Tred Murphy ex Oakland slugger San Francisco fields Willie Kamm Los Angeles lists Tex McDonald Oakland relies on Red Wise Tex Wisterzil played for Portland in 1919 meanwhile Galt Lake Sacramento Vernon and others struggle for a solid third baseman The position is key and teams with strong guardians will boast a competitive edge.
An all city team selection is announced with Captain Ed Farwell taking charge of practice as coach Roseberg cannot attend until next week. Ed Swift is the leading mound candidate, formerly with the Midgets for two years, showing good form. A schedule is not set yet with two games between schools and Franklin using Columbia playfield for practice.
Victoria and Seattle face off at the Arena in a pivotal Coast league match as playoff odds tighten for Victoria and Seattle. Dunderdale leads Victoria against Foyston and the Seattle defense while Vancouver’s playoff chances loom. strong lineups and late-season stakes set the stage.
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