McIntyre’s Spokane Victors Claim Pack of Champions
Boxing instructor McIntyre returns from Spokane boasting seven of eight victories by his Seattle Athletic Club squad. He cites strong training and notes several fighters earned trips to San Dimas, while other boxers join upcoming shows and Seattle’s baseball season begins workouts at Dugdale Park with a 14-man roster limit looming.
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Het Mintyre
Seattle Athletic Club
Spokane
Athles
McIntyre
Earl Baird
Henry Gleason
Archie Wyard
Val Sontag
Oliver Runchey
San Dionsiase
Siuush
Tealey
Seattle
Wade
Franklin High to field first track team this season
Franklin High School will field its first track team this season with a practice this afternoon led by Harry Cook. The squad faces a travel handicap as athletes must ride over a mile to Columbia City for a practice site at the gymnasium.
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Franklin High School
Harry Cook
Franklin
Columbia City
Fee Murray Sets Coast 220 Yard Low Hurdles Mark
In Palo Alto on Saturday the Pacific coast record for the 220 yard low hurdles was broken by athlete Fee Murray. The performance signals a new high in regional track marks and adds Murray to the list of coast standout hurdlers.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Pacific Coast
Stanford track star excels in distance and hurdles
A Stanford track star covered the distance in 24% seconds and Murray also captured first place in the 120 yard high hurdles.
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Stanford
Murray
Notable results at city fair sports trials and events
In New York at Madison Square Garden E E Frank of Multnomah Portland won all five 125 lb wrestling bouts. National Amateur Championships set for Springfield MA August 13 14. Barney Oldfield in Maxwell won the four mile desert auto race at Tucson with Billy Carlson second. Ahearn defeated Gans in Brooklyn. St Paul club buys Catchers Marshall Johnson and pitcher Glass from New York Nationals. California women beat Mille College in a whaleboat race at Lake Merritt Oakland. Civilian pole four defeated at San Francisco fairgrounds by US Army Southern division 7 5 to 7.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
E. E. Frank
Multnomah
Portland
Barney Oldfield
Maxwell
Tucson
Billy Carlson
Oldfield
University of California
Mille College
Lake Merritt
Oakland
San Francisco Fair Grounds
Southern Division
U. S. Army
Referee dispute delays Johnson Willard bout decision
Havana March 22 With the Johnson Willard fight set for April 4 promoters and managers have not agreed on a referee. Jack Gleason of San Francisco remains a leading candidate but Johnson rejects all proposed officials. A dozen names have been floated as possible referees.
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Havana
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Jack Gleason
San Francisco
Tex Rickard
Johnson Jeffries
Reno
Johnson
Big League Camp Scores Across The Nation
Sunday results from camp games show Tigers top Mobile 5 to 2. Americana topple Houston 12 to 6. Nats beat Dennison 3 to 1. Salt Lake loss at San Jose 6 to 2 to Indianapolis. Giants defeat San Antonio 11 to 6. Reds shut out New Orleans. White Sox No 1 lose to San Francisco 4 to 3 then beat Oakland 4 to 1. Americans beat Dallas 10 to 8 in Texas.
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Detroit Tigers
Mobile
St. Louis Americana
Houston
St. Louis Nats
Dennison
Tex
New York Giants
San Antonio
Cincinnati Reds
Orleana
New Orleans
Chicago White Sox
San Francisco Seale
Oakland
Cleveland Americans
Dallas
South Park Defeats Wilsons 6–0 In Bats First Inning Blow
South Park club shuts out Wilsons Modern Business College 6–0 after five runs in the first inning. Baxley mutes the college pitcher as errors aid the early surge while lineup gaps hurt Wilsons. Gleason plays well. Wilsons face University of Washington next Saturday.
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Wilson
Modern Business College
South Park
Baxley
Gilleapy
Hooper
Gleason
Wilsons
University of Washington
Sets new cue mark change in A A U rules
Jease Lean of Chicago wins the three cushion championship by defeating Ellis of Cleveland 50 to 42 and finishes the first game in 54 innings. W Huey of Chicago extends his lead by beating Capron 50 to 43. Separately changes in 20 Amateur Athletic Union rules are proposed and sent to the board of governors for approval, notably replacing the 110 event all round with the Olympic all round contest.
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Chicago
Jease Lean
Thi City
Eliis
Cleveland
W. Huey
Capron
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Board of Governors
Seattle Bowlers Take Third in Northwest Championship
The New Richmond Hotel five man team finished third with 2776 as Spokane hosted last week’s Northwest Bowling tourney. La Crosse club of Vancouver won with 2838, Olympia Brewing Co. of Spokane was second with 2836. Park and Campbell of Vancouver led doubles with 1252 while Seattle’s Perry and Peacock were runner up at 1221. Townsend of Spokane had the high singles score at 667. The Spokane Elka beat Seattle Elks 2654 to 2615 in a special match. The event closed with Seattle chosen to host the 1916 contests and officials elected: C H Bell of Portland president, Tom Perry of Seattle vice president, J Kruse of Portland secretary-treasurer.
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New Richmond Hotel
Seattle
Spokane
la Crosse Club
Vancouver
Olympia Brewing Co
Park and Campbell
Perry
Peacock
Townsend
Steele
Les Angeles
Zimmerman
Higman
Spokane Elka
Seattle Elks
C. H. Bell
Portland
Tom Perry
J. Kruse
Midwick Polo Club Beats San Mateo In Sensational Finish
In San Francisco on March 22 the Midwick Polo Club from Pasadena defeated San Mateo 8 to 4 in a dramatic finish. San Mateo led after the fourth period, but Midwicks rallied with five late goals to claim the victory.
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San Francisco
Midwick
Pasadena
San Mateo
Midwicks
High score tied at Probia bowling event
In Probia Illinois on March 22 the individual high score of 671, set by Jule Lellinger of Chicago, was tied by Paul Wilson of the Hotel Planters team in Chicago. Wilson rolled 203 in the first game 204 in the second and 264 in the third.
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Probia
Jule Lellinger
Chicago
Paul Wilson
Hotel Planters
Wilson
Players Seek End to Baseball War in Peace Move
New York March 22. The baseball players fraternity launched a movement to halt the war between organized baseball and the Federal League. Following a peace plea by President David Fultz of the players union, the group plans to urge magnates of all three big leagues to cease hostilities as both the game and the players suffer.
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New York
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Federal League
David Fultz
Players’ Union
Varsity Men Sweep Mat Meet Against WSC
University of Washington grapplers dominated the final conference meet in the varsity gym winning four of five bouts against Washington State College. A 15 minute match between Talbot and Savage went to the Pullman fighter, preventing a clean Washington sweep.
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Grapplers
University of Washington
Washington State College
Talbot
Washington
Savage
Pullman
Yamada
Bloomburg
Celtics Win Soccer Title Over Thistles at Woodland Park
The Celtic soccer team defeats local rivals the Thistles three goals to nil at Woodland Park to claim the city title. Cornwaithe opened scoring after 30 minutes, Mills added a second late in the second period, and a final goal sealed the victory. A league delegates meeting is planned for Spalding's store tonight.
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Celtic
Thistles
Woodland Park
Cornwaithe
Celtics
Mills
Spalding
Marksmen Dominate Harbor Island Trap Meet
A large crowd at Harbor Island traps for the Seattle Sharpah association event sees D. Reid top amateur with 45 of 50, Ike Fisher high professional with 47, and Reid winning Class A in golf medal events. Bronson and Clark claim Class B and Clare L. honors amid strong Green Lake Gun club turnout.
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Seattle Sharpah Association
Harbor
D. Reid
Ike Fisher
Reid
Dr. K
Bronson
Clark Tn
Clare L
Green Lake Gun Club
W. B. Taft
Geo. Hambright
Landwehr
J. 8
Ruppe
Beatle Club
Harbor Island
Hambright
Taft
Geo. Young
J. 4 Geltz
Green Lake
Double Dropping Bordeaux Mixture And Cropping Tricks
The article explains Bordeaux mixture as a preventive spray of sulphate of copper and lime that adheres to foliage, and notes it can be used before disease appears. It discusses succession and companion cropping to maximize a small farm’s yield with practical crop pairings.
Canuck Colonel Killed at Front in Ottawa Cable
Ottawa reports the death of Co. Francis DD. Farkuhar commander of Princess Patricia's Canadian light artillery. Cable messages received last night from the front confirm the loss in action.
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Ottawa
Ont
Co. Francis DD. Farkuhar
Princess Patricia's
Canadian Light Artillery
Patrol calls for boy after school theft case
Tacoma March 22 Police Judge Evans gave Leo Rosse a suspended sentence for auto theft after considering the humiliation he endured from police during the arrest. The patrol waited for Rosso as he left Stadium high school at the end of classes.
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Tacoma
Evans
Leo Rosse
Stadium High
Rosso
Family in Tacoma Court Charged in Multiple Offenses
Tacoma March 22 An entire family is in charge of the Tacoma police court today a son his father and the son's wife The father W F Hallowell is charged with forgery the son H J Hallowell was arrested for speeding and his wife faces trial for disorderly conduct
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Tacoma
W. F. Hallowell
H. J. Hallowell
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New York Nationals
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