University Wrestlers Prep for Big Coast Meet
Intercollegiate wrestling return set for Corvalis on April 3 with lightweights scarce and heavyweights hard to fill. Only 15 athletes compete as Frank Vance trains a wary squad from 115 to 175 pounds while several football and track men juggle commitments. Competition centers on 125 and 185 pounds with Hensley Hoover, M. J. Darren, and others contending. 115 and 175 classes feature Sigeworth and Strandberg leading, under A A U rules at Corvalis.
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Ocr
Frank Vance
Jarvis and Bakens
Pakene
Ahen Grimm
Hensley
Hoover
Coffroth Aims to Promote Jeffries Fight in San Francisco
Coffroth plans a major boxing push to stage a Jeffries bout, hoping to lure Johnson to a decisive match. He talks with promoters and press, signaling preparation for a large San Francisco event with a long, costly campaign and expected 15 rounds for a chosen date.
Renton Club Smoker Tonight Promises Tough Bouts
The Renton club holds a big smoker tonight at 1148 the Pas. Fire department volunteers will stage a match in the fire hall with bouts featuring Hatfield and Swift. Notable matchups include Jack Arnold vs J Fetes and Max Thorne vs Frankie Yous, with several other listed fights in the card.
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Wing Swift
Renton Club
Cottie
Hatfield
Aise & SeTapper
Jack Arnold
Max Thorne
Veen
Frankie Yous
Billie Read
Juventine Va
Jesse Brooy
Lehrier
Pathfinder Thomas Car Promoted for New Seattle Race Route
Thomas car coming as the pathfinder for the New Seattle automobile race, promoted by Guggenheim. J. K. Miller, prominent driver, will chart the tour route, with the midwest to St Louis and Kansas City likely altered to avoid poor Iowa roads. The plan follows last year's Paris race winner and aims to guard against detours caused by bad roads.
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Te Charce
John K. Miller
Ork
Seattle
Guggenheim
Lowa
J. K. Miller
Sutetest
St. Louis
Kanen
Spring tennis craze spurs new High School club
A growing tennis interest at Lincoln Park athletic area spurs formation of a permanent High School club. About 36 boys organized a league to challenge peers and arrange tours with rival schools including Ballard and Lincoln. Emerson Denham leads as president with vice president Denham, Phil Holcomb as secretary treasurer, and a plan to elect a manager to streamline operations.
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Utere
Ag High
Tce
Lincolp Park Court
Emerson Denham
Phil Holcomb
Sehen
Tetadway Tromptoram
Hase
Ah Jn
Cini
Seven Boys Crush Lincoln in Big Camp Win
The Brinker led seven boys to a dominant win over Lincoln, delivering a high‑scoring performance. The pitching by two unnamed hurlers kept Lincoln at bay as Brinker’s team controlled the game from start to finish, with crisp fielding and timely hits sealing the decisive victory. The University prospects look bright, and a rematch is slated at Dugdale's park with Schmeats on the mound and Clarke umpiring.
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Lin
Ancoin
Gee
Beck
Brinker
Johnnie Ne
Dugdale’s Park
Schmeats
Lade
Clarke
Union
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Inilier Reapa
Lensin
Connie Ue
Princesa Royal Vessel Offers Prime Route Service
The Princesa Royal sails from Pier A at 1 pm daily except Tuesday. It is touted as exceptionally superior on the route with contact via phone 209 for reservations or inquiries.
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Vancouver
Princesa Royal
Pier “A
Norman Iverfeld Leads Aberrant Team In Odd Season Notes
A garbled Macon report describes Norman Iverfeld and a strange sequence of events around a team, mentioning Rivendell references and unclear performances. The fragment suggests a local figure facing mixed assessments and a sporadic season, with scattered names and places.
Boxers Progress and Upcoming Matches Outline
Boxing news notes Johnny Prayne of California defeating Hert Keyes of New York by a good margin. Abe Attell expected to box ten rounds with Griffin at National or Mont, Griffin in training. A ten round bout may be staged near Benton, with plans to broadcast from the Brochive venue.
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Johnny Prayne
California
Hert Keyes
New York
Abe Attell
Oy Griffin
National
Iormont
A. Griffin
College players join league teams under five year contracts
Players from the university of Pennsylvania join league teams while still in college. A five year contract has been signed, with participation anticipated to start before graduation as the season progresses. The article notes related moves by Cub and Cambrieke varsity connections and mentions Warvarg as part of the committee.
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Bares
University of Pennsylvania
Warvarg Rage the Co
James Waee
Varett Acuut Sevevente
Baseball season outlook from The Times punditry
The Lewis Times predicts Browns win the American League with Cleveland second and Chicago Washington Athletic Boston and New York following. It also expects the Browns to claim the World Series title though the commentary offers no firm certainty.
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T. Lewis
Browns
Cleveland
Chicago
Wash. Athletic
Boston
Newark
New Coach Coln May Succeed Baird in Harbor News
In Ann Harbor Michigan on March 17 W C Cole known as King Cole respected Michigan athlete and football coach is favored to replace Charlie Baird as athletic director at the next meeting in April. Cole’s background includes coaching at Nebraska and potential to coach the football team after Hurry Up Yost’s retirement. Moran outpoints Morphy in English featherweight bout with Moran dominating the fight.
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Sprendi
de Ine
University Athleticn
Cole
Nebraska University
New Zone
Owen Moran
Flet
Webb Morphy
Harlem
Murphy
Moran
Portland Bout Ends In Draw After Uneventful Match
The Rochester, New York fighter and his opponent from Hutte battled in Portland for one hour and 15 minutes, ending in a draw. The bout proved uninteresting and lacked action throughout.
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Wreatte
Portland, Or
Rochester
Lilvan
Hutte
Ketchel to Face O'Brien in 10-Round March 6 Bout
New York March 1. Heavyweight contender Ketchel, the champion, plans a ten round match with Jack O'Brien at the National Athletic Club on March 6. Ketchel says he knows O'Brien is clever but will press the attack in the bout.
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New York
Tantey Ketchel
T Champiom
Prd
Jack O'Bfrien
National Athletic Club
Ketch
Raih
Ketchel and OBrien Rival Boxing Powerhouses
Ketchel and OBrien rank among the era's top punchers with Ketchel noting close quarters skill over flashy tactics. If Ketchel stops OBrien he could challenge Al Kaufman, with a local clubs path likely opening before the next win at 184 pounds.
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Mike
Tom Sharkey
O'Brien
al Kaufman
Big Mike Lynch Takes Up Headquarters Here
The article describes Big Mike Lynch arriving in town with a group including Dug and Captain, planning for the coming baseball season. It notes players like Rush, Anderson, Bunetmefer, Cahit, Prick, Lynch and Woods arriving early, expected to boost pay and pennants, and discusses Dug’s past season struggles and resolve for the new season.
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Big Mike Lynch
Konya
Big Tike
Tecoina
Tigers
First Water
Anderson
Hbunetmefer
Cahit
Prick
Lynch
Woods
St Patrick Dance Tonight at Dreamland
St Patrick dance at Dreamland tonight with special features. Admission ten cents, including two dance tickets.
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ST. Patrick
Dreamland
Ucketa
Champion Screw Drivers Featured in Spring Sale
An old ad lists 5 inch and 18 inch Champion screw drivers praised for heavy use. It claims forged steel blades tempered for strength and a solid bolster tang, promising durable construction and value. Sale dates noted as March week.
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Don’t Blame Your Washwoman for Yellowed Clothes
The piece urges women to supply Fels-Naptha soap and instructs washwomen to use cool or lukewarm water and follow the red and green wrapper directions. It emphasizes that responsibility lies with the customer to ensure proper washing methods and happier, longer lasting garments.
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Addie O'Connell
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Jack O'Brien
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Preas
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Moore Theatre
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Charles Dillingham
SUN
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Questione
Paul Nicholson
Jules Murray
Paul Gulmone
Military College
Ruerel & Drew
Mera
Mats
van Lanoenstennree
Manor of St. Patrick
Phanee
Felien DE LiUesayn
Miller Kent
Armanis
George Wilson
Pepaies Carliston Dogs
Victoria
J. M. Morgan
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Prise Walts
Schuchard Optical Co
Everett and Edmonds
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