Two Bitter Rivals Face Off In Seattle Boxing Showdown
Willie Hoppe the San Francisco lightweight and Frankie Burns of Oakland prepare for a four round match at Dreamland arena on Friday night. The bout is billed as Seattle’s biggest pro tilt in years with Burns training at Seattle Athletic Club and Hoppe sparring publicly at Austin & Sait gym.
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San Francisco
Frankie Burns
Oakland
Bay
Dreamland
Seventh
Union
Seattle
Burns
Seattle Athletic Club
Archie Wyard
Hoppe
Austin & Sait
Johnny O Leary and Joe Rivers Set For 12 Round Showdown
Columbus report notes Johnny O Leary of Seattle will fight Joe Rivers in a 12 round boxing match Monday night in Columbus.
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Columbus
Johnny O'Leary
Seattle
Joe Rivers
Fish Tale Prize Winner in The Star Contest
Perry Keating wins first prize for a fish tale titled Fish Tale published last March in The Star. The narrative describes angling on the Satsop river near the Matlock-Shelton highway with vivid river action, a fighting rainbow trout, and crowd-quick reactions, ending with credit to Perry Keating of 1911 North Broadway, City.
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Star Last March
Perry Keating
Matlock-Shelton
Ike Walton
P. K
Sonny
Daddy McKay
St. Perry Keating
North Broadway
City
Gloom in Seattle Camp as Rowe Injured in Practice
Odds favored Seattle seven to five against Montreal in the world ice hockey series missing local defense Bobby Rowe who was hurt in practice yesterday. He collided with Wilson and suffered a sore shoulder though X rays showed no broken bones.
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Seattle
Montreal Canadiens
Bobby Rowe
Rowe
Bobby
Wilson
Herman Shows To Advantage In N Y Bout Christie Wins
Pete Herman claimed the bantamweight title by defeating Dutch Brandt in a cautious slugfest. George (K C) Brown and Gu Christie also fought in a split card, with Christie beating Brown though the margin showed a contrast in pace and power. Brandt pressured Herman as he pressed and covered, while Herman relied on rapid midsection fire to secure the decision.
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N. Y
Christie
H.C. Hamilton
United Press
New York
Freddie Welsh
Pete Herman
Dutch Brandt
Pete
Brandt
Broadway Sporting Club
George
K. C.) Brown
Chicago
Gua Christie
Milwaukee
Brown Christie
Brown
Uay
Bill Brandt
Kid Williams
Unclear clipping sparks mixed quotes on fighters and bets
Fragmentary notes reference Australian fighters and soldiers, Tacoma and Ta coma, a New York man betting on a 10 year marriage, and a Cub recruit rushing through training leaving his baggage behind. The text blends humorous lines with incomplete stories and seems to originate from a newspaper column or cartoon caption.
Baseball headlines from multiple spring training stops
Reports from Mineral Wells Waxahachie Shreveport Marlin Macon and Hot Springs recount players like Von Kolnitz Risberg Speaker Cobb Toner Mathewson Kauff Piercy and veterans Duffy Lewis and Harry Hooper. The notes hint at roster battles and expected returns as spring exhibitions unfold.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Duffy Lewis
Harry Hooper
Utah School Favored to Win National A A U Title
CHICAGO March 14 The Brigham Young University basketball quintet of Provo Utah is favored to win the National A A U championship which gets under way here today. Sixteen teams are entered.
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Chicago
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Saturday Tag Day for Briscoe Home
On St Patrick s day Orillia will hold tag day to benefit the Briscoe Home orphan boys. More than a thousand women from Catholic parishes will sell shamrock tags in downtown areas to support the school which serves over a hundred boys and is run by the Irish Christian Brothers.
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St. Patrick's
Orphan Boys
Orillia
Trish Christian Brothers
Ichartty
Hockey Fans Will Attend World Series in Seattle
Delegations from Vancouver and Portland will attend every game of the world series starting Saturday with the Montreal Canadiens facing the Seattle Metropolitans. Vancouver plans a special train to bring B C fans to Seattle for the event.
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B. C
Portland
Canadiens
Montreal
Seattle
Duffy Defeats Jersey Boxer in Six Rounds
Jimmy Duffy won a six round decision over Frankie Sanders of New Jersey in Portland. Duffy dominated, flooring Sanders in the final three rounds as Eddie Miller of San Francisco fell to Billy Nelson of Spokane who used a longer reach to gain the edge.
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Portland
Jimmy Duffy
Frankie Sanders
New Jersey
Eddie Miller
San Francisco
Billy Nelson
Spokane
Firemen's Carnival Attracts Large Crowd And Hockey Show
A skating carnival staged at the Arena by the Firemen's band drew a large crowd last night. The event featured a hockey game between women's teams and proved a success.
Three Letter Men Out at Broadway School Baseball
Three letter men did not join the Broadway high school baseball squad for the first day at Lincoln park. Veterans Bill Feek Cas sels and Munsen are the trio still on the team while La Fray and Houser did not contribute despite remaining in school.
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Broadway High
Lincoln Park
la Fray
Houser
Altho
Bill Feek
Cassels
Munsen
California Honors Star Football Hero With Trophy
Leroy Sharpe named most valuable open field runner on the Pacific coast. He receives the Percy Hall cup, honoring California star Percy Hall of 1898, on the recommendation of Head Coach Andy Smith.
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Leroy Sharpe
Pacific Coast
Percy Hall
California
Sharpe
Andy Smith
Bill Monheim Defeats Carl Stoecker in City Balk Line
Bill Monheim defeated Carl Stoecker 200 to 192 to claim the city balk line championship at Brown & Hulen's last night after Stoecker had led earlier in the tournament.
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Carl Stoecker
Brown & Hulen’s
Bill Monheim
Fairhaven Girls Lose To Burlington Basket Shooters
The Fairhaven High School girls team from Bellingham fell to the Burlington basket shooters 25 to 24 in Burlington. The visiting girls won the preliminary 17 to 9 against local damsels.
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Burlington
Fairhaven High School
Bellingham
U W Baseball Team Sets Spring Training Schedule
The University of Washington baseball squad outlines a spring training plan starting with a trip to Bellingham on April 4 to play Bellingham Normal. The Vancouver Northwestern league team visits April 5 to 7, followed by home games against Seattle on April 12 to 14. Managers eye possible Tacoma games after the Dug’s crowd series.
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University of Washington
Bellingham
Vancouver
U. of W
Seattle
Altho
Tacoma
Younger
Varsity Nine
Canadiens Face Seattle Series Without Large Profit
The Canadien club expects little financial gain from a three game world series in Seattle with players earning 250 to 400 dollars based on victory or defeat. Expense money totals 3,000 dollars, split among travel, meals, and hotel, with distributions favoring the hosting arena before players receive equal shares. If the series extends to five games, each side could see more, but the Seattle club still anticipates only a lump sum from gate shares.
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Canadien Hockey
Seattle
Altho
Canadien
Canadiens
Arena
Hi. A
P. C. BA
Local Produce Prices and Seasonal Offerings
A cluttered listing shows prices for artichokes beets cabbage carrots and other vegetables including cucumbers lettuce okra peppers and radishes. Fruit items include oranges grapefruits apples and pineapple with regional varieties noted for Florida California and Yakima. The long ledger lists crates per box per pound and per sack with several price totals.
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Winningstead
Oregon
Feas
Express
Cssceiesss
Yakima Holling
Kutabagas
Yakima
Hubbard
Yakima Goma
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