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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
3
Physicians concede kidneys deserve more attention as they filter poisons and waste. In winter indoor life reduces exercise and water intake, stressing kidneys. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and offers a free sample by mail from Binghamton New York.
Tom Jones of Ad Wolgast's camp denounces a proposed July 4 bout with Rivers as a joke and quits negotiations. Jones calls McCarey a child and says Wolgast will not box while Rivers is mismanaged, declaring the Wolgast camp laughs off the offer and negotiations are off.
New York reports Bob Moha of Milwaukee defeats Sailor Burke in ten rounds last night. Moha delivers heavy blows each round, Burke suffers blackened eyes a bruised nose and damaged ribs with the purse taking only a small share.
Matt Wells, Moglish light weight champion, laughs at Jack Denning challenge promising to make 142 pounds three hours before the bout and offers a free pass to Dreamland within ten rounds. Wells speculates a future challenge from Jack Johnson may follow.
Stockholm March 23 Additional seating for six games from June 29 to July 22 will raise capacity to 39000 at the city stadium. Committee says even then accommodation may be inadequate as the original 29000 seats are already sold out.
Tommy Kilbane of Cleveland light weight makes his first San Francisco appearance tonight facing Antone La Grave in a four round bout. Kilbane carries a 10 pound weight allowance. The card features seven additional bouts.
The YMCA Sharks swimming club head Charley Reynolds earns a life saving medal during a public pool exhibition led by Mercer as official. W W Way plans to perform stunts though out-of-practice, reacting to women allowed at the show.
Northwest baseball coach Jack Barry faces a crowded roster as only 17 players allowed after June 1, making fielding decisions difficult. Outfield spots seem set with Cruikshank in left and Fred Weed likely in right. several prospects compete for the center and infield positions, including Stidello, Lelie Mann, Altman, Moran, and Dalin. Catching and pitching plans hinge on multiple trials in camp. A dispatch from Cleveland notes third catcher contenders. Skeels and Pullerton are seen as potential Seattle pitchers.
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