Engle and Stanley to back Wenatchee team venture
Engle and Stanley team up with Matt Stanley to manage a Wenatchee semi pro squad as they relocate from Seattle. A six foot sign bearing Engle and Stanley Real Estate is planned, with George seeking cheaper work and a promising local real estate future. The lineup includes Nic Fuller Ernie Maguire Gerald McNamara and Janson, amid Wenatchee booster support.
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Engle Stanley
Bob
George
Matt Stanley
Seattle
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Engle & Stanley
George Engle
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Ed Russell
Dag
Nic Fuller
Ernie Maguire
Charley Schmutz
Ten Million
Charley Mullen
Gerald McNamara
Janson
Darby O'Brien on managing a bush league team
Darby O'Brien, author and manager, recounts tough season battles with umpires Kelly and Arundel. He describes sideline tactics, suspensions, and a planned forfeit in a crucial game versus La Gromse, ultimately winning with suspended players.
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Darby O’brien
O'Brien
Darby
Kelly
Bill
la Gromse
Black Diamond Soccer Team Receives Northwest Cup
Black Diamond residents filled a social night as League Secretary Arthur McCafferty presented the Northwest league pennant cup and badges to the champions. Captain Hughie Hughes accepted on behalf of the team, which earned praise for its brilliant performance and vows to remain a credit to soccer in the Northwest.
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Arthur McCafferty
Northwest
Hughie Hughes
Pabst Blue Ribbon Club Formed To Meet Local Amateurs
A baseball club named the Pabst Blue Ribbon has been organized from several year clubs. It will meet any amateur club in the city and vicinity after April 1. For game arrangements contact Sam Erwin at 1719 Lander Street Seattle.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon
Sam Erwin
Lander Street
Seattle
Harry Suter Won’t Return to Seals in 1912
San Francisco March 6 Harry Suter the husky southpaw pitcher will not be with the Seals in 1912. Manager Long failed to meet Suter’s asking price, so he leaves for Portland tomorrow night to enter the business field.
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San Francisco
Harry Suter
Seals
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Suter
Portland
Eddie Mc Goorty to Meet Hugo Kelly in 10 Round Bout
Eddie Mc Goorty is set to face Hugo Kelly in a 10 round fight at Kenosha Wisconsin on March 18. The fighters will weigh 159 pounds at 4 30 p m on the day of the bout.
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Chicago
Eddie McGoorty
Hugo Kelly
Kenosha
Wis
Gibbons to Meet Denning in 10-Round St Paul Bout
Mike Gibbons of St Paul is matched to meet Jack Denning in a 10 round bout in St Paul on March 27. They will weigh in at 150 pounds at 2 PM the day of the fight.
Greek light heavyweight Demetras trains for March 17 bout
San Francisco reports William Demetras the Greek light heavyweight wrestler began training today for his March 17 match against Zbyszko the Pole in the local arena.
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San Francisco
William Demetras
Zbyszko
Pole
Mahmout Beats Hemjakin in Two Falls at Racine
Yous sef Mahmout, the wrestler, won easy money in Racine Wisconsin by defeating Hemjakin the Pole in two straight falls. He took the first fall in fourteen minutes and the second in nine minutes forty five seconds.
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Youssef Mahmout
Hemjakin
Mahmout
Catchers Log Major League Games Above Hundred Mark
Stan Age of Detroit caught 141 games Meyers of the Giants 128 Thomas of Philadelphia 103 and Archer of the Cubs 102.
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Detroit
Meyers
Giants
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Philadelphia
Archer
Cubs
Georges Pentier Seeks World Middleweight Title
Paris March 6 George Carpentier the French middleweight champion says he will soon claim the world title and will invade the United States to uphold it if any American fighter disputes his claim.
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George Carpentier
Europe
Jim Sullivan
England
Monte Carlo
United States
Baseball Rumors and Shifts Across Leagues
The piece surveys player moves and opinions from baseball figures. Gus Thompson’s management chances clash with Bob Brown’s contract stance. Breitenstein weighs umpiring, Keeler rates Rusie and Walsh as top pitchers, and Seaver’s Demaggio tenure is debated. Brown fixes 50 season tickets. Plank and Eddie head toward aging limits. Ted Sullivan rebuffs US league ambitions. Victoria Islanders discuss new suit plans to avoid hoodoo.
Ask Your Doctor and Ayer's Tonic Advert
The ad questions whether alcohol is a tonic and if it purifies blood or strengthens nerves. It asserts Ayer's tonic as the correct remedy and urges readers to ask a doctor for guidance. A line about a percentage appears, suggesting a price or statistic.
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Kilbane Sees Boxing As Science Not Slugging Sport
Johnny Kilbane the featherweight champion defends his views on fighting as a science, not a slugging display. He praises his trainer Jimmy Dunn and reflects on Attell’s style, stating he would KO Attell again if given the chance and emphasizing his home life and training as keys to his conditioning.
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Jimmy Dunn
Tommy Kilbane
Cleveland
Kilbane
Dunn
Tommy
Wolgast Accused Of Hogging Big Bet In Fight
Abe Attell recounts a featherweight title stake where a $1,000 Kilbane coin was bet. Wolgast allegedly tried to hog the wager, covering the amount while Attell claims to have been denied a share. Attell says Wolgast lost money and he laughed at the sting.
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Bory
Ad Wolgasct
Hog
Attell
Wolgast
Woilgast
Rivers and White Prepare for 20 Round Vernon Bout
In Los Angeles on March 5, Joe Rivers and Jack White of Chicago toil toward their March 16 scheduled 20 round fight at Vernon. Rivers weighs more than ever but says he can make weight. The betting line shows the Mexican favorite by about 10 to 8.
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Bob
Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
Jack White
Chicago
Vernon
Rivers
Angels Sign Killilay as Spring Practice Opens
Los Angeles reports Harry Killilay of Salt Lake has signed with the team. With most of the squad ready to begin spring drills after rain delayed activities, the Angels plan a gym session in Washington Park. Santa Clara is set to meet Hogan's Tigers there next Saturday.
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McFarland Meets Hogan In New York Bout
Packey McFarland is the betting favorite for a ring bout with One Round Hogan in New York. Hogan is noted for speed and power and both fighters appear in prime condition. Larry Lajoie laments fate kept him from a cab driving fortune and a likely million dollars in Woonsocket.
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New York
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Packey
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Woonsocket
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Mr Douthitt Relocates for Summer Stay
A. G. Douthitt, connected with the Y M C A as a physical client, moved to the countryside for the summer. The family pig feeds in the front yard while squirrels gnaw at the roof and Douthitt walks several hours toward St Paw after riding to the end of a streetcar line.
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Spokane Indians in the running says Brown
OB Brown of Vancouver predicts Spokane Indians will contend this season. He argues Cartwright can fill Nordyke’s infield role, Carty is a strong first baseman, and the club has a veteran core plus promising youngsters. Outfield looks weakest without Frisk and Kippert.
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Vancouver
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Spokane
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Joe
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Nordyke
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Boston Americans
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Emil Frisk
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Scrappy Bill Hurley Keeps Washington Ball Team On Edge
Victor Zednick profiles Scrappy Bill Hurley late coach of the University of Washington baseball team. Hurley known as a fighter guides players Weltz Kerry and Hughes with firm but fair leadership and earned player support for another season after a successful pennant win.
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U. OF W. Ill
Hurley
University of Washington
Seattle
Bill Hurley
Washington
Will Coyle
Bill
Board of Control
Coyle
Weltz
Kerry
Hughes
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