MacDougall-Southwicks Bow Tacoma in Puget Sound Tilt
MacDougall-Southwick's Star league champions defeated Scobey's Pirates 30 to 20 in Seattle to take a 1-0 lead in the inter-city series. Frayn led the locals with seven baskets and six free throws. Shelly Pearne added six field goals. The second game is set for Saturday at the local YMCA with a potential coin flip if needed.
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McDougalls
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Shooters to Antwerp for Olympic trap event
The r m Trapshooting association sends 12 shooters to Antwerp in August to compete in the Olympic games. Packey McFarland plans a two comeback as a manager with Teddy Murphy as his young trainee.
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R m Trapshooting Association
Antwerp
Packey McFarland
Teddy Murphy
May Be Favorite When Gal.lopers Leave Post
New Orleans report notes Damask as a Kentucky Derby favorite after strong winter form. Owner Harry Payne Whitney and trainer James Rowe foresee a strong Derby showing if conditions stay fast and dry. Damask, carrying 126 pounds in the George Washington handicap, has impressed at Jefferson Park with the Whitney entries eligible for Kentucky races.
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Damask
James Rowe
Damark
Fair Grounds
Jefferson Park
Whitney
Eddie Ambrose
Howe
John P. Grier
Vet hurler talks well of Niehaus in 1920 race
Scott Perry of the Athletics praises lefty Niehaus, stating he can pitch in the American League and noting Niehaus was acquired from St Paul. Perry compares the minor and major leagues, saying hitters are tough in both, and dismisses Niehaus as a veteran label.
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Scott Perry
Athletics
Indians
Scott Niehaus
St. Paul
A. A
Scott
Chicago Tennis Players Seek Daylight Saving Hour
About 2000 players in Chicago push for a daylight saving extension. The 26 courts and players urge city officials to pass the extra hour ordinance now pending.
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Chicago
Ode to the Rookie
A playful verse about a rookie facing social missteps at banquets. It hints his awkward acts in elbows and finger bowls may stand out until he proves his quickness with a fast hop winning approval.
Coast League Training Camps Oakland Update
Baseball notes from Oakland and surrounding areas with scores and player movements. Del Howards Oakes lost 4 to 2 to All-Army in San Francisco and other regional action includes Portland Beavers vs Chicago Cube in Ontario and shifts such as Art Griegs returning to work and Nea smith joining Vernon.
Boxing profits fuel plan for East Chicago stadium
Businessmen of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor have pooled boxing show profits to fund a large athletic stadium for boxing and other indoor sports. The allied towns have accumulated a sizable fund from winter athletic shows.
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Chicago
East Chicago
Indiana Harbor
Sam Crawford Keeps Fast Pace At 40 In Coast League
Sam Crawford, Los Angeles veteran outfielder, remains capable of high pace and strong hitting in the Pacific Coast League. The aging star credits clean living and careful habits for staying young, with 1919 memories suggesting continued value against Coast pitchers. Headlines note other players: Oldham with Portland, Harper trial with Little Rock, and Cuban Christopher Torriente excelling in winter leagues amid Coast league chatter. A city semipro meeting is set for Monday at The Star office to discuss a summer city league.
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Los Angeles
Crawford
Sam
Agate
Harry Harper
Seattle
Little Rock
Lustry
Harper
Seasion
At & P.m
O Brien Is Walloped By Sam Stone In Cue Tilt
Sam Stone defeated Dick O'Brien 20 to 13 in The Star's Class Bc three cushion tourney. Stone rallied with a five high run and finished in 65 innings while O'Brien showed off a off night. Class A action paused until the HB final, and B players are urged to attend Brown & Hulen's for tonight's draws and matches.
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Dillard
Star
Guy Kneeland
T. Ritchie
Kenneth Hibler
B. N. Dainord
Art Morganstern
G. F E. Bowen
Lynn Doolittle
Brown ~ Hulen's
R Balley Hip Kina
Yale Plans Golf Team and Intercollegiate Entry
Yale in New Haven announces it will call for golf players soon and enter a team in the intercollegiate tournament. Yale will also play Columbia Princeton and Harvard.
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Conn
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
Harvard
Albany Training Camp Lures Senators to Nut-Growing Region
Albany Georgia hosts the Columbus Senators spring training in a peanut and pecan rich area. The region's agriculture centers on nut crops, shaping the local scene.
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Albany
Columbus Senators
Friars Club Plans Amateur Boxing and Monthly Wrestling
The Friars club of New York gears up to stage amateur boxing bouts and monthly wrestling programs. John Mitchell of the Business Men's Athletic club in San Antonio sparked a homing club trend, leading to arena openings in Fort Worth Wichita Falls and Houston.
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Friars’ Club of
John Mitchell
Business Men's Athletic Club
San Antonio
Texas
Fort Worth
Wichita Falla
Houston
Colgate bans captain-elect James Laird for professionalism
Colgate University barred James T. Laird, captain-elect of its football team, over questions of professionalism, signaling a decisive action impacting the squad ahead of the season.
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Colgate
James T. Laird
Quigley Won’t Report to Columbia 11 Due to Amateur Rights Loss
Eddie Quigley, quarterback, will not report to Columbia 11, having lost his amateur rights through professional sport work.
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Eddie Quigley
Columbia
National A. A. U. Wrestling Meet Set for May in Birmingham
National A A U wrestling meet is scheduled for May 12 and 18 in Birmingham. Organizers announce events include multiple weight classes and top regional teams expected to compete.
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A. A. U. Rassling
Birmingham
Bill Roper Signs Again to Coach Princeton Eleven
Bill Roper commits to lead Princeton football for two more seasons. The announcement formalizes his return as head coach through the end of the 192? season, reaffirming his role after prior campaigns and guiding the Tigers in upcoming schedules.
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Bill Roper
Princeton
Meehan Draws Walker in Milwaukie Ring Clash
In Portland March 17 Meehan from San Francisco drew Hugh Walker of Kansas City over ten rounds at Milwaukie arena. Fans favored the Bay City’s Pat Meehan, who won five rounds to Walker’s three, with a tight eight rounds for a Frankie Jones and Scotty Williams draw. Muff Hronson beat Harry Casey, and Jack Barry beat Carl Martin in six.
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Aithe Willie
Pat") Meehan
San Francisco
Hugh Walker
Kansas City
Milwaukie Arena
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Walker
Muff Hronson
Harry Casey
Seattle
Frankie Jones
Scotty Williams
Chicago
Tormmy Barone
St. Paul
Hert Forbes
Jack Barry
Carl Martin
McGraw Breaks Rule By Bringing Giants To San Antonio
San Antonio hosts the Giants for spring training breaking John Mc Graw’s 12 year pattern of using small towns. For 11 seasons the team warmed up at Marlin Springs Texas, a 5000 population hamlet, and last year Gainesville Florida. The shift puts hitters and pitchers in a lax setting with spring success predicted.
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San Antonio
Tex
John McGraw
Giants
Marlin Springs
Gainesville
Fla
Northwest Wrestlers Competing At University Meet
George Hansen 158 pound champion of the Multnomah club Portland will defend his P N A laurels at the annual tournament opening at the University of Washington gym Friday night. Coaches name several Coast champions expected to enter and city teams join the rope pulling contests Friday morning.
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Bashful young understudy guards Giants firetrack
Subbing for Hal Chase in San Antonio on March 18, George Kelly steps up as understudy to the Giants guardian of the firetrack position. The young tall player displays impressive play while Hal Chase is out.
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Tex
Hal Chase
Giants
George Kelly
George
Rickey Groups Players by Disposition in Clubhouse
St. Louis Cardinals manager Branch Rickey orders in the clubhouse dining room two tables for players. The "crabs" are placed at one table and the "lobsters" who are lively and fun join the other, reflecting their dispositions.
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Rprownsville
Tex
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cards
Ringside Rambles Excerpt Sparks Hidden Knockout Quip
An unpublished boxing manuscript by Knockem Kold features a quip about a missed uppercut, humorously noting it would have been decisive if it had landed. The line captures a fighter’s dramatic moment and the sport’s verbal mic drop.
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Knockem Kold
Boxing prospects loom in Pacific Coast venues this summer
The Veterans' Athletic Association and Clay Hite plan boxing cards at the Arena with Reve Kruvosky set to box in Tacoma next week. Reed may be cautious after Kruvosky's punch, and bouts feature Woods, McCaslin, Farrell, Morrow, Noye, and Lux vs Wright at Crystal Pool. Milwaukie, Tacoma, and coast cities host 10 round events with top heavyweights aiming for title shots.
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Austin & Balt
The
Veterans’ Athletic Association
Clay Hite
Kruvosky
Bill
Tacoma
E K. O
Reed
Kruvocky
Sievo
Lea
Ban Vranciaco
Austin & Salt
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Crystal Pool
Harry Mansell
Lackey Morrow
Farrell
Wg Morrow
Frank Pete
Morrie Lux
Pilly Wright
Wright
Lux
Lox
Parta
Boxing Commission Enacts Ban On Referee Decisions
The Gan boxing commission bans referees from giving decisions and stops referees from offering knockouts in state bouts. The sweeping rule targets officials and aims to curb controversial outcomes in local boxing events.
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Boxing Commission
Gan
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