Crooks Frame on Portlander in Frisco Mix
Boxing notes from San Francisco recount a Parkside club controversy over a Palmer decision and alleged influence while Portland boxer Al Sommers is touted as the Northwest lightweight champion in a Wallace contact and challenge list.
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Crooks
Parkside Club
Marion Salazar
San Francisco
Palmer
Park Ride
Bobby Evans
Sommers
Portland
al Sommers
Rose City
Wallace
Ida
Caruso
Dan Salt
N. W
Vic Saier Skips Winter Movies to Boost Batting
Cub slugger Vic Saier, a movie fan, says films strain his eyes and has dropped winter screenings including Chaplin to improve his hitting this season. He believes last year’s slump was caused by poor eyesight.
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Vic Sailer
Cub
Saier
Chaplin
Saler
Charles Hulen Wins Balk Line Billiards Title Match
Charles Hulen defeated J. M. Meade 200 to 139 in the city balk line billiards tournament. Hulen also posted the high run of the event with 46.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hulen
J. M. Meade
Hulen
Willie Hoppe to Try New Three Cushion Challenge
Balk line billiard king Willie Hoppe plans to enter three cushion competition on green tables seeking further honors and aiming to extend his dominance over rivals with slim chances of beating him.
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Willie Hoppe
Seattle Trapshots Honored For Special Efficiency Medals
Dr. C. L. Templeton C. F. E. McKelvey and J. H. Hopkins, Seattle trapshots, have qualified for special efficiency medals to be donated by the American Amateur Trapshooters Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Templeton
C. F E. McKelvey
J. H. Hopkins
Seattle
American Amateur
C H Shoff First to Send in Fish Tale
C H Shoff of Kent Washington is the first fisherman to enter this year’s star fish tale contest. Fish tales are arriving by mail and readers are urged to submit stories for a chance at three valuable prizes from Piper Taft sporting goods firm on Second Ave.
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C. H. Shoff
Kent, Wash
Piper & Taft
Second Ave
Freshman Crew to Race in Pacific Coast Regatta
The University of Washington freshmen crew will compete at the Oakland estuary in the Pacific Coast intercollegiate regatta. Permission for the trip was granted yesterday. The regatta is scheduled for April 14.
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Oakland
U. of W
Leaguer Star Relieves Chicago Squad In Cal Victory
Great Falls pitcher Rudy Kallio dominated the Chicago Cub second team at Marysville California guiding a 7 to 3 win. The report notes Moran suffering an abscess on his jaw and a brief side remark about Basil Germ.
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Rudy” .Kallio
Great Falls
Chicago Cub
Marysville
Cal
Frank Moran
Basil S. Germ
Legal Opinions Backed by Securities Resources Protect Investors
Lawyer drawn opinions underpin investor protection by tying legal assurance to substantial securities resources. This dual backing adds confidence for stakeholders and reinforces compliance structures across deals.
Herman Bows To New York This Evening Title Bout
Pete Herman faces Dutch Brandt in New York for bantamweight supremacy after beating Kid Williams. Herman seeks to prove New York skeptics wrong and asserts his claim with a referee backed crown. He is described as a compact fighting machine ready to clash tonight.
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Herman
New York
H. C. Hamilton United Prean Saft
Pete Herman
Kid Williams
Brandt
Pete
Himsel
Johnny Ertle
Wisconsin
Williams
Ertle
hYmnasium
Electra-Vita touted as cure for rheumatism and nerve pain
An advertisement claims Electra-Vita dry-cell body battery cures rheumatism stomach trouble liver and kidney complaints and nerve fatigue by a constant electric current. Testimonial from Dr Reid of Everson Washington praises rapid improvement after two months. Free booklet offered and contact details provided. Also note on New York boxing law debate and promoter charges.
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Electra-Vita
EL Potha-Vita
Mn. OR
Reid
Everson
New York
Tts
Whitman
Wencek
The
Boxing Commission
Harry Pollok
Fred Welsh
Firemen Benefit Ice Carnival at Arena Tonight
The Firemen's band hosts a packed benefit event at the Arena tonight with constant activities. The main attraction is a hockey game between two Seattle women teams, plus a burlesque hockey match using a football as a puck and brooms as sticks. Skating acts by Venita Engle, Prof. Wallenburg, and Pete Muldoon are planned along with races.
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Seattle
Firemen
Venita Engle
Prof
Wallenburg
Pete Muldoon
John Olin Pins Dr Roller in Two Falls
Chicago match reports John Olin of Worcester pins Dr B F Roller of Seattle in straight falls. First fall 47 51 series with a reverse body lock and second fall 4 50 achieved with body scissors.
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Chicago
John On
Worcester
Maia
Dr. B. F. Roller
Seattle
Plan Northwestern Junior Tennis Meet in Portland
Plans for a junior Northwestern tennis championship tournament to be played in Portland or Seattle were announced today. The Laurelhurat Multnomah Irving and Waverly clubs will organize a tennis association and oversee all tournaments in Portland.
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Portland
Seattle
Laurelhurat
Multnomah
Irving and Waverly
Market Report Prices Paid for Vegetables and Fruit
Wholesale dealer figures show Oregon and Wisconsin markets with mixed days for triplets and twine costs. Data includes hay and grain prices from Young America Country with several entries indicating cents per unit and per hundredweight values.
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Oregon
Wisconsin
America
Great Falls Signs Two Young Pitchers For 1917 Baseball
Great Falls manager Herb Hester signs two Montana semi pro players Nettles and Williford for the 1917 season. Catcher Byler recommended the pair and Spokane’s Nick Williams was involved in prior talks. The report also covers Tony Brottem’s 1917 contract with Omaha and other Western league notes from Boyes Springs and Honolulu training camps.
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Great Falls
Herb Hester
Nettles
Williford
Montana
Electrics
F. Byler
Hester
Byler
Nick Williams
Spokane
Tony Brottem
Vancouver
Omaha
Brottem
St. Louis
Bob Brown
Miller Huggins
Athletes in the South Win Summer Baseball Eligibility
The Southern Intercollegiate Association ruled that college athletes may play summer baseball for money to earn a livelihood while staying active in school sports, provided they do not participate with organized baseball teams.
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South
Southern Intercollegiate Association
Miller Boxes Nelson in Portland Contest
Eddie Miller of San Francisco fights Billy Nelson of Spokane in Portland at 130 pounds in an elimination bout to determine who will box Muff Bronson on his return from California.
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Portland
Eddie Miller
San Francisco
Billy Nelson
Spokane
Bronson
California
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