Lux Beats Wright for Coast Welter Title
Morrie Lux, the Kansas City welter, defeats Billy Wright to retain the Coast title in a brisk three round bout. Storey edges Mike Pete in a close decision. Soldier Woods struggles to land a clever punch plan as Madden outworks him. Fred Fulton set for four round headline with Young Hector Friday at the Arena.
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Pep
Storey
Pete
Woods
Fulton
Hector Friday
Leo H. Lassen
Morrie
Lax
Kansas City
Billy Wright
Seattle
Wright
Billy
Seattle Battler
Jax
Rae Scribner
Jimmy Storey
Mike Pete
Wilkinson
Roy David
Liocyd Madden
Madden
Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Young Hector
Arena
Northwestern
Fulton Faces Hector With Reach Advantage In Spotlight Bout
The article notes Fulton has a long reach and a skilled left hand giving him an edge over Hector. Hector has shown a solid left at times, but faces a tough test if Fulton remains at top form, unlike aging boxers Gunboat Smith and Carl Morris.
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Fulton
Hector
Smith
Carl Morris
Morris
Early Arena boxing card thrills with several matchups
In Friday night action at the Arena Willie Keeler faces Joe Bonds in heavyweight division Eddie Jackson boxes Mickey Brown at 133 pounds Frankie Rogers battles Billy Nelson Curtain raiser to follow with additional bouts expected.
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Willie Keeler
Joe Bonds
Eddie Jackson
Mickey Brown
Frankie Rogers
Weiter
Billy Nelson
Reed Faces Tough 18 Minute Session with Kruvocky
Los Angeles heavy weight Bint Reed braces for a hard 18 minute bout against Bevo Kruvosky of San Francisco in Tacoma. Kruvosky previously defeated Reed in Seattle on the KC route, making this rematch a high stakes test on the carpeted ring.
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Bint Reed
Los Angeles
Bevo Kruvocky
San Francisco
Tacoma
Kruvosky
K. C
Seattle
Reed
Seattle Borers Ball Opens In First Annual Dance
The Seattle Borers Association hosts its first annual ball at the Knights of Columbus hall. Fred Fulton will read the grand march with Flosele Sturges from Levy's Orpheum guiding the processional. The first event begins at 6:50 PM.
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Seattle
Seattle Borers’ Association
Knights of Columbus
Fred Fulton
Flosele Sturges
Levy
Orpheum
Pat Scott to referee big Friday boxing bout
Pat Scott a veteran boxer and former Seattle favorite will referee the main event Friday. Now a Bremerton businessman he remains a noted boxing figure in the region.
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Pat Scott
Seattle
Pat
Bremerton
Shannon Tops Anderson In Northwest Lightweight Thriller
Eddie Shannon the California lightweight outpointed Fred Anderson of Vancouver Washington over 10 rounds in Portland. Shannon remains undefeated in the Northwest while Anderson, who previously faced Joe Benjamin in Portland, also gave a strong showing despite losing.
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Eddie Shannon
California
Freddie Anderson
Vancouver, Wash
Portland
Shannon
Northwest
Anderson
Joe Benjamin
Joe
Seals Manager Treks by Air for San Francisco Work
Charlie Graham manager of the San Francisco Seals left by airplane with Aviator Farris for San Francisco to inspect work at Recreation park. They expect to return to Stockton by noon today.
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Stockton
Cal
Charlie Graham
San Francisco Seals
Graham
Aviator Farris
San Francisco
Recreation Park
Central Alleys Team Sets 1127-Pin Single Game Record
Peroria II March 24 World record toppled as Central Alleys of Indianapolis rolled 1127 pins in a single game at the American Bowling Congress. Orange team from St. Louis previously held 1112 pins. This season the bowlers are driven by one word in their vocabulary Ginme.
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Peroria
Indianapolis
Orange
St. Louis
Babe Ruth Contest Sparks Seattle Baseball Folly
Readers were invited to guess which pitcher will strike out Babe Ruth in the American League season opening. Two tickets prize per correct guess with entries mailed to the Babe Ruth Editor at the Seattie Star. Names listed as initial hurters include Perry Athletics Hoyt Boston Kerr Chicago Cleotte Chicago Johnson Washington and Harper Boston.
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Seattle
Babe Huth
Babe Ruth
Seatie Star
Mall Perry
Athletics
Hoyt
Boston
Kerr
Chicago
Cleotte
Johnson
Washington
Harper
Heavyweight bout in sight Fulton vs Heetor teased
Sporting editor Tom Burns riffs on a planned heavyweight clash Fulton versus Heetor. He gushes over Koch and McIntyre, jokes about a possible second round finish by Heetor, and muses on a bearish Hugology exhibit with camera talk and movie hype.
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Scale Star
Fulton
Heetor
Compacy
Hector
Chet McIntyre
Koch
Hee
Thero
Hearcleeay
Tom Burns
Seattle Baseball Diamonds Need Repairs Before Season
Seattle parks face a push to renovate baseball fields at Woodland Park Ballard and other fields. Officials urge boulder removal and rolling to restore playable diamonds as thousands attend weekly games. Ice conditions threaten the East hockey series featuring the Seattle Mets with Ottawa rink weathering warm, slushy surface.
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Woodland Park
Ritchie Leads in Angle Meet for B Class Cue
The Star reports Ritchie atop the B class three cushion billiards standings in Brown and Hulen’s city tournament. He has one match left against Ben Brierly tonight with a win securing the cup. Brierly trails in second place as the field narrows. Results from last night include Ritchie 20 Morganstern 11 and Hibler 20 Morgenstern 17. Tonight Bowen faces Morganstern and Ritchie meets Brierly at 8 p m.
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T. Ritchie
Star's Clans
Brown & Hulen
Ben Brierly
Ritchie
Brierly
Morganstern
Bowen
Hibler
Morgenstern
Both
Second Puck Title Melee Is on Tonight
The Beattle Mets prepare for a second start in the world hockey series against Ottawa under amended rules amid poor ice conditions. Nighbor of the Pastern champs looms as Mets stopper, while Foyston and Seattle push to repeat scoring in tonight’s Wonderland battle. Ottawa awaits lineup changes with Benedict guarding the net as a possible clinch hangs on a win.
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Beattle Mets
Ottawa
Mets
Hasternere
Nighbor
Beattie
Sard
Frank Foyston
Seattle
Nets
Miley
Tobin
Feyston
Walker
Rover
Rowe
Hickey
Holmes
Darragh
Broddbent
Mechell
Gerard
Cleghorn
Benedict
Franklin Area Athletes Face Uncertain City Meet Plans
Petty track aspirants submit names to coach Man- MU Mactiinnis as Franklin athletes prepare for a potential city meet turnout. Media figures like Mallard Beattie and Hank Dunningham train at Manford while others such as Joe Turner and Reggie Christenson reassess coaching duties amid outside work. Details on baseball positions and captains for Broadway and Ball Splitters surface, with names like Dean Boyle Jimmy Hacker Jack Pickering and Tweet Frisell highlighted as possible starters or veterans in the upcoming season.
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Tom Olsen Petty
Franklin
Man- MU Mactiinnis
Joe Turner
Broadway
Reggie Christenson
Turner
Jack Dempsey to tour with circus in July
Jack Dempsey is slated to appear in Montana with the Selia-Floto circus in July unless detained in California by the authorities. The masked fighter’s travel plans hinge on detainment outcomes.
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Jack Dempsey
California
Uncle Sam
Stecher Defeats Henderson in Two Straight Falls
New York report says Joe Stecher world heavyweight wrestling champion defeated Mort Henderson in two straight falls lasting 37 minutes and 60 seconds, and 14 minutes respectively. San Francisco notes four shows already, plus a Monday Night club, promising boxing every night except Sunday.
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New York
Joe Stecher
Wreastier
Mort Henderson
AN Francisco
Cal
San Francisco
Denver Resigns to Semipro Baseball as New Local Loop Formed
Denver has accepted another year of semiprofessional baseball after failing to secure a Western league franchise. A city loop has been formed to support the sport as amateur baseball shows stronger prosperity than organized baseball last year.
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Denver
Col
Rest for Boxers boosts action with split bouts
Portland boxing club rules allow rest between halves of 12 round bouts. Promoters spice fights by dividing them into two parts for more action. Three army districts have formed Pacific coast baseball leagues in Los Angeles San Francisco and San Diego.
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Portland
Ore
Boxing Club
Army
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Golf architecture course added at Massachusetts Agricultural College
The growing popularity of golf and the need for course construction led Massachusetts Agricultural College to add a golf architecture course to its curriculum.
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Golf Architecture
Boston
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Michigan Aggies football players to join wrestling program
Coach Brewer of the Michigan Aggies orders all prospective players to enroll in a mat class this year. The move aims to develop agility and balance by incorporating wrestling training into football preparation for the team.
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Rastle Kart
Demon Manager Explains 108 Angeles Substitution
March 14 report notes Beattie fighter Mud Midley did not enter the Vernon ring for a four round main event. Peeny McCor substituted as replacement Denny Kramer with Ridley absent. outcome details unavailable. Alternate outcome remains unclear amid ring confusion.
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Angeles
Mud Midley
Beattie
Vernon
Hie
Denny Kramer
Peeny McCor
Ridley
Seattle baseball league seeks team entries for city title
The Star invites Seattle teams to enter a city league with classes A and FP. A meeting at The Star office will form a temporary committee to draft a constitution, elect officers, and set a season start in May. Roy Bunsten, Henry He Truckey, and Ernest Pratt named.
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Seattle
Star Office
Braes
Star
Roy Bunsten
Henry He Truckey
Ernest Pratt
Early season baseball snippets from coast cities
Inland and coastal scores show Oakland Taunigans and regulars squaring off in a 1 to 1 draw as Kremer and Winn pitched for the Yannigans. In Los Angeles Chicago Cubs meet Angels at Washington Park after rain delays, with infielder Jim McCauley seeking higher pay. Beale in Stockton held a three hour diamond session with tossing and betting, Ontario Beavers rested due to rain, and new outfielder from lone Beach High joins the Beavers. Third baseman Wisterzi reportedly lost sight while with Portland club.
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Los Angeles
Angele
Chicago Cubs
Washington Park
Haturaay
Jim McCauley
The
Angels
Ontario
Beavers
MrCredie Clan
Lone Beach High School
Thies
Etx
Oregon Coasters
Wisterzi
Portland
Ball players seek jobs in The Star league
Ball players listing their names and contact details seek tryouts with The Star league teams. Names include Fred Emard Roy Buneten Bill Truckey Henry Rebecraft and Eliott, with telephone numbers and addresses for publication. Lawler defeats Walger in Atlanta in a fast round bout at the auditorium.
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Fred Emard
Eliott
Roy Buneten
Bill Truckey
Elliott
Henry Rbecraft
Lawler
Walger
Atlanta
Omaha
Benny Walger
New York
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