Ketchel Rising Heavyweight Prospect Gaining Attention
San Francisco reports Ketchel, once dismissed as a novice, has since defeated Joe Thomas and Mike Sullivan in decisive bouts. Now 21, he fights future plans as he contemplates battles against top heavyweights and clean living under manager Joe O Conner. Ketchel remains a rising card with a storied early career and a plan to chase bigger foes.
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Joe Thomas
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Mexico
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Goodnight Wallop
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Joe O'Conner
Cybedty
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Tommy Berne
Sullivan & Messenger
Northwestern league plans open April 1 with Seattle host
Magnates meet in Tacoma and outline the season kickoff with a game on April 1. Seattle plays at home, but the opener could feature either Butte or Aberdeen. Spokane franchise issues loom, Eddie Quinn may stay, Ferrie may attend, and President W H Lucas faces opposition. Lee Satmaela reports for April 1 practice as talks continue on signings and infield strength.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Butte
Aberdeen
George Ferrie
Spokane
Recreation
Quinn
Recreation Park
Develo
W. H. Lucas
George Schroeder
Lucas
Portland Kennel Club to Host Annual Dog Show
The Portland Kennel Club will hold its annual dog show from May 25 to May 2 with entries from local breeders. An estimated 200 dogs are expected to compete across breeds with judges including George B. Thomas of Hamilton, Massachusetts. About 60 silver cups and other prizes will be awarded along with regular medals for top placements.
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Portland
Burns Johnson bout draws big purse at university arena
A large purse was announced for the Burns Johnson boxing match tied to a tennis tournament at the University of Washington grounds on June 1. Entries for the tennis event have been mailed, and the program lists a morning tennis draw with the track meet scheduled for the afternoon.
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Burns-Johnson
University of Washington
Courtney
Antitip racing ordinance passed by Los Angeles council
Los Angeles council, with Mayor Helpers veto, approved an antitip ordinance on March 19. The measure bans any publication or sale of newspapers containing race betting information. Three council members voted against the ordinance, deeming it too drastic.
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Los Angels
Helpers
News
San Francisco
Locals Expected to Clinch Championship in Hoquiam Victory
The Hoquiam five were defeated by the locals 34 to 16, securing a crucial win for the YMCA basketball team. With two games left against Everett and Vancouver, the locals lead the standings and could clinch the title if they win both.
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Everett
Vancouver
Canucks
Grays
Plan trip to North Yakima by Seattle Athletic Club
A bench of amateurs from the Seattle Athletic Club plans a March 17 trip to North Yakima to play several matches against local teams. Dr A F Campbell of North Yakima arranged with Supt Logis to host the visitors, predicting the outing will be entertaining for locals.
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Yakima
Seattle Athletic Club
North Yakima
Beesore
A. F Campbel
Supt. Logis
Supreme Court Recognizes Validity of Common Law Marriage
The Washington Supreme Court rules that a common law marriage valid where contracted is recognized as valid in Washington. In the Kitsap county land case, John Nelson sues Alex Carlson to quiet title. The court finds the property community property and Carlson entitled to one half as the late Mrs Carlson’s heir.
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Supreme Court
Washington
John Nelson
Alex Carlson
Kitsap County
Ttle
Nelson
Carlson
Argentine unrest feared as protests spread
News from La Paz reports quieting nhews of political unrest in the Argentine provinces. Authorities fear trouble may spread, with reports noting potential demonstrations and regional tension across border areas.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Eleven warrants issued for city merchants
BPOKANE March 10 Eleven warrants were issued for city merchants accused of selling goods on Sunday.
Burns Johnson fight bid falls through after long-sought terms
Tommy Burne recounts a $0,000 offer from English sporting syndicate to fight Jack Johnson with a sixteen foot ring and $20,000 guaranteed. He demands £6,000 for services and a chance to showcase Johnson, claiming he could outlast in a run and predicts the match would draw American attention. Afterward the Johnson affair reportedly collapsed.
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Ring
Tommy Burne
Jack Johnson
Hurne
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Jock O'livien
Jack Straws
Fanie
Kelly
A. G. Spalding
Moir
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Asl
Snobbery in National Guard Reaches Limit in Hillman Case
March 10 report states Hillman of the Thirteenth Infantry N G faces removal from commission or resignation after defying guard rules by competing in athletics. Authorities demand action. athletes threaten collective departure if Hillman is forced out.
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Hillman
Toi
Thirteenth Infantry
N. G
Harry Hillmen
Cinder Path
Hilfiman
Eastern Athletic
Troy
Track Team Promises Well This Year
University of Washington track team aims for top honors in intercollegiate meets under Coach Connibear. New recruits like Greene and Wells show promise, with Campbell leading the quarter and Bowman shaping up for sprints and pole vault. Other athletes including Moullen, McGillionddy, Tiahcock, Banta, Reser, and Grimm train hard.
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Connibear
Coonibear
Greene
Wells
University of Colorado
Washington
Northwest
Campbell
Bowman
Pole Vauit
Moullen
Oregon
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Tiahcock, Banta
Reser Ad Grimm
Shaughnessy Eyes Bout With Roller In Seattle Link
Former boxer Mark Shaughnessy arrives in the city seeking a match between McLaughlin and Dr. Roller. No deal is settled yet as talks continue. Roller meets Jose Westergaard in Seattle on March 16, with plans for a possible road tour and potential retirement from medicine.
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McLaughlin
Dr. Roller
Shaughnessy
Sen Franchco
Roller
Rotler
Jose Wester Gaard
Seattle
Two Thomas Pitches Join Butte Ball Ambitions
Butte signs two pitchers named Thomas with Seattle fan interest. Joe Thomas is a husky former Seattle player. Vancouver adds William Dell to its roster. Hans Wagner from Milwaukee negotiates a modest salary. University of Washington plans three games with Washington State College in Pullman in late May. State College teams will tour Oregon Idaho and Montana. Vashon College Athlete Association builds a new baseball diamond for the season.
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Seattle
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Vancouver
William Dell
William Ca P
Hans Wagner
Milwaukee
Hans
University of Washington
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Pullman
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