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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1910

Page

2

Flying Good Sport Only For Amateurs

Aviation as a sport is great yet professional flying is deadly, says Charles K. Hamilton after a crash at The Meadows. The 29 year old, crippled for life, vows to quit the profession and pursue aviation as an amateur sport with safer, selective flying. He argues amateurs can choose conditions and avoid fatal risks, while professionals push against death.

Charles K. Hamilton Hamilton Obody Eve Rainier- Grand Hotel Flain Shine Tom United States

Attell Driscoll Featherweight Fight Possible in Colma

San Francisco March 16 Jim Coffroth expects word soon that Jim Driscoll will meet Abe Attell in Colma arena on July 2. If confirmed the 2 round format may be used as they seek a return match after their 19 round New York bout. Weight issues loom but Attell has shown willingness to fight any featherweight or light weight. Driscoll's top weight is 126 pounds and London rumors link him to Spike Robson.

San Francisco Jim Coffroth Jim Driscoll Abe Attell Colma Arena Ben Selig Attell Coffroth Noty Driscoll London New York Abe Lon Spike Robson Robson States Harlem Tommy Murphy Joe Gans Murphy Ketchel Griffin Stanley Ketchel Langford Philadelphia Michigan Broughton Jack Black Duke of Cumberland Ker Slack Bawara” Hunt Hunt Tom Johnson Johnson Jeffries Jim Isaac

No More Joy Rides for Jack Johnson

Chicago report recounts Jack Johnson and his wife escaping death after a snowfall crash while driving. Johnson says he is learning the automobile business and plans training on the Pacific coast come May first.

Jack Johnson Coltect Press Chicago Johnson Pacific Coast

New Ball Play Featured In Spring Baseball

Hot Springs Arkansas March 16 A new tactic called the cross out by Tip Wright draws attention as major league teams test it this spring. The play involves infielders coordinating a sequence to trap runners on third and first with a series of fast transfers and throws, risking a bluff run by the runner while aiming to cut down steals and score threats.

Tip Wright Hot Springs Ark Thenatcher Hin Hare

Boxing's early legends and the Broughton era origins

A historical survey traces the evolution of boxing from its ancient roots to 18th century England. It highlights Jack Broughton introducing blocking and parrying, the spread of rules, notable champions like Hunt and Johnson, famed bouts, and the financial stakes of matches.

Langford bout details sketchy amid promoter shifts

The article outlines an expected Langford fight with opponents unnamed as of March 16. Billy and a Paris to Francisco schedule are mentioned, with Joe Man as manager and Jim Coffroth set to promote. The piece notes Woodman will arrange a bout versus Tar Baby and Thunderbolt.

United Press Billy Oe Paris Francisco Joe Man Jim Coffroth Offroth Los Angeles Woodman

Maybray Secrets Out at Trial of Swindlers

Howard Simpson testified in the trial of John Maybray and alleged associates in a swindling gang known as the Maypray group. Simpson described the card index system used to track dupes called Mikes and Mikers and affirmed his own past gang involvement. He testified for the government against leaders R. B. Herriman and F. W. Brown, while signaling he may not testify against Maybray unless compelled.

John Maybray Howard Simpson Simpson Mikes Mikers Miker R. B. Herriman F. W. Brown San Jose Callie Buckfoot Herriman Brown

Billy Sullivan In Serious Condition At Ball Grounds

Billy Sullivan the White Sox catcher lies in serious condition after a rusty wall injury at the ball grounds. Doctors fear lockjaw tetanus as blood poisoning was once feared and Sullivan underwent a minor operation. His wife has gone to be with him.

United Los Angeles Billy Sullivan White Sox Sullivan Hullivan

Vancouver Fanchart er Steamer to San Francisco Fight

D. B. Brown & Co charter the Australian liner Marama 6500 tons to carry local and other fans to the Johnson Jeffries bout. The ship sails Vancouver July 1 reaches San Francisco July 3 returns July 5 with 400 berths and meals included. Round trip fares range 60 to 90 dollars with meals and berth.

United Preas Vancouver B. C D. B. Brown & Co San Francisco

Washington Runners Chosen for Guard Meet At Armory

Coach Hall selects 28 University of Washington trackmen to compete in the National Guard Athletic Association indoor meet at the Armory next Friday night. Entries include the 60, 306, 600 yard dashes, pole vault, hurdles, and relay. Prospects are improving as the war quad trains, with few freshmen seen as leading contenders.

University of Washington National Guard Athletic Association Armory Ashington Feve

Intercollegiate Chams Set for Princeton Date and Other Sports Notes

The article lists several sports items including the intercollegiate m nantic championships at Princeton on the 26th, Persimmon skeleton donation to the British Natural History Museum, Davon figure skating title to U Saishow, Pacific AAU head Pixette pushing amateur athletics in Hawaii, a British hydroplane in Monaco claiming 38 knot speed, and dog show entries and the Ocean Yacht Race starting July 4 with boats like the Serling noted.

Ito and Johnson 0 Meet on Mat Tonight

Julius Johnson the Norwegian grappler faces Tokoguro Iio in a jiujiten match at the Grand Opera House tonight. Ito, sharper with holds, meets a heavier fast opponent after recent showings against Eddie Robinson and George Braun. Preliminary fights begin at 6:30 with tickets selling quickly.

Julius Johnson Tokoguro Iio Northwest Grand Opera House Ito Johnson Eddie Robinson George Braun Ae Mat Poulsbo Inez

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