First Puck Playoff Opens Tonight in Coast Title Series
Seattle’s puck squad faces Vancouver in the opening Coast title game at the local Arena with 8:30 p.m. start. The series awards the coast crown and a shot at the Eastern winners for the world title. Seattle and Vancouver field their strongest lines as Muldoon seeks another coast title after last year.
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Rover
Rowe
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Skinner
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Knights of Columbus hosts two game series for city title
The Star reports a two out of three cage showdown between The University Community five and the Knights of Columbus aggro five at the K of C hall. The first game opens Wednesday with the second game Saturday as Moran school and Boobey's Pirates feature in pregame events ahead of Tacoma.
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Flyweight weigh-in notes for Wilde and Mason
This morning Wilde weighed 158 pounds and Mason also stood under the flyweight limit at 158. Wilde is guaranteed 19000 dollars while Mason will receive 5000 dollars.
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Wilde
Malone Battle Jinx Continues In Ring Tricks
Jock Malone again suffers a right arm injury in a bout with Art Magirl at Tule Oklahoma after a spring injury against O Loughlin. The recent setback halts his comeback, likely costing him prize money and time to recover.
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Indians Gear Up as Crescent Hosts Two Weeks of Racing
The Cleveland Indians in training at Crescent will take in two weeks of racing events, offering fans a chance to view competitive action while the team shapes up.
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Johnny Dundee eyes 133-pound title amid weight cuts and energy
The article discusses Johnny Dundee pursing a 133-pound title while cutting weight over a decade in the sport. It notes his energy against heavier foes, praise from advisor Mrs Dunder, and speculation on potential outcomes if he faces Benny for a title decision.
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Judge Norton Limits Knockdown Retains 10-Count Rule
Newark sports writer Joe Norton argues a fighter who is knocked down must not be forced to resume before 10 seconds pass. He says opponents’ stalks and attacks past the count hazard the wearer’s safety. Norton urges fighters to retire to their corner and wait for the official 10-count to reduce accident risk.
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Smith Seeks Presidency of American Bowling Congress
John Smith of Buffalo traffic manager of the Interstate Commerce Commission announced his candidacy for the presidency of the American Bowling Congress. Delegates from across the country will attend the election this afternoon and searists will convene for the session.
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Johnny Coulon Plans Boxing Comeback in Ring Bid
Veteran featherweight Johnny Coulon, now past 30, announces a comeback aiming at further glory. He recalls past fights with Pete Herman, notes frequent weight giveaways, and expresses readiness to challenge Jimmy Wilde and others, citing his peak form after army years.
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Nebraska boxer draws Johnny Dundee in ten rounds
Omaha featherweight Jack Lawler fought Johnny Dundee to a ten round draw in Atlanta to the delight of local fans. The article recalls Nebraska sports pride dating back to William Jennings Bryan era. In New York, seven bike teams led the 104th hour of the cross country race with 1,794 miles covered. President Powers wore a uniform and trained with Angela while Nick Dumovich from Los Angeles appears set to join the team.
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Training Camp Gossip Hits Several Camps Across the Nation
Across cities from Stockton to Oakland, managers report improved health and new signings as teams push into spring drills. Wire notices promise left handed pitching and an outfielder for Beale, while Cubs, Dodgers, Giants and Reds post early wins and lineups.
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Fatima Cigarettes At Waldorf Banquets For Pershing Hoover Mercier
A single week last autumn saw Fatima cigarettes served at three Waldorf Astoria banquets honoring General Pershing Herbert Hoover and Cardinal Mercier. The hosts offered Fatima as the only cigarette.
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Billiard Drawings Set For Seattle Star Tourney Next Week
The Seattle Star three cushion tournament will be held at Brown & Hulen's next week. Charley Hulen and Bill Brown are lining up entries and will have player lists ready today. Anyone may enter by registering at Brown & Hulen's today and preliminaries will use the union plan to reach the final four in Class A and Class B with trophies and other prizes.
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Star
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