Bad Ice May Endanger Seattle Metropolitans Title Chase
Seattle Metropolitans risk losing the hockey championship after two straight losses to Ottawa in games played on unusually wet ice. Reports say players must swim across the rink to move, but the Mets rely on teamwork as their main asset rather than water polo style play.
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Northwestern ring night promises busy week of bouts
Northwestern boxing fans anticipate a packed week with Kruvosky vs Reed in Tacoma, Fulton in Portland, and a Spokane title bout as Eddie Shannon seeks a throne. Also scheduled are Morrow vs Warren in Seattle, Wright vs Shade in the Coast welter chase, and a Vancouver main event with details pending.
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Fulton and Hector Measure in Arena Weigh-In
The article lists Pred Fulton and Young Hector’s measurements from a weigh-in at the Arena Friday. It records weights around 19 pounds and 4 pounds, heights, reaches, neck and chest figures, waist, arms, wrists, ankles, and approximate ages, noting nationalities as American.
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Major Camps Roundup Reflects Spring Training Buzz
Swede Risbers White Sox shortstop to join the club Sunday after a rain delay. Other notes from camps: Baylor near-miss with Meath recruit. Phils manager Cravath eyeing axe release. Walsh Emerich and Hellman among elated infielders. Yankees beat regulars 5 to 3 in Jacksonville. McCredie at Ontario camp considers Wistersii for practice. Lesher released unconditionally. Alexander Hendrix shines for Cubs in Angeles win. Pearce features seven assists at short. Yippers beat Oregon Agates 9 to 1 in Sacramento as McGaffigan sidelined by a bruised arm. Seals training ends with doubleheader slated. Heatt and Barn lead pitching. Freane club prep. Muddy grounds hindered Seattle practice. San Francisco and Los Angeles supporters head to Hanford games.
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Bouts At Arena Feature Local Boxers In Multiple Bouts
Willie Keeler fights Joe Bonds in four rounds at the Arena. Frankie Hogers meets Hilly Nelson in welterweight action. Mickey Brown faces Eddie Jackson in lightweight division.
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Roth Tacoma Batters Fight Kruvosky Reed in Tacoma
Indications point to a KO win as Kruvosky and Reed clash in Tacoma tonight in a six round main event. Roth packs power while Kruvosky stopped Reed in four, with Harold Jones and Pinky Mason as the semi windup. Anderson faces Shannon in Portland Friday with a 10 round Coast lightweight title bout on the line.
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Welterweight Steve Dalton Featured in Tacoma Bout Rumors
Report from Seattle describes Steve Dalton of Los Angeles as one of the coast’s best 145 pound men. Billy Shade of California, who has boxed Dalton, notes Dalton’s hook to the stomach followed by a jaw right cross as a potent combination when landed.
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Competition fuels lively local boxing and entertainment
The piece notes strong local competition in boxing and entertainment with Fred Fulton headlining the Northwest club opening. Austin and Balt plan summer shows at Liberty Park featuring leading boxers, promising Seattle audiences top boxing and other performances.
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Baseball Ballots Stir Seattle Fans for Habe Hatch Contest
Scott Perry leads a Seattle die hard vote as eight fans pick him to be the first AL pitcher to strike out the famous slugger. Dick Kerr and other stars receive ballots as local fans push for league signups and team divisions in upcoming meetings.
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Magee Calls for Hearings in Baseball Autocracy Row
Lee Magee former Seattle player demands a public hearing over accusations of fixed World Series games and gambling ties. National League president Heydler argues no charges were filed against Magee and cites business reasons for his Cub roster removal.
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McTigue Beats Petronkey In Oakland Bout
Mike McTigue the Eastern middleweight defeated Sailor Ed Petronkey in the main event held in Oakland last night.
Boxing Bill Clears Senate With Minor Amendments
Albany March 25 The Walker 1S round decision boxing bill passed the senate with two minor changes and is expected to clear the assembly without serious opposition.
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Mets Lose Second Go to Ottawa
Ottawa annexed their second straight hockey victory over the Seattle Mets in the world series, by a 3 to 0 count. Darragh scored the first goal with Gerara and Neighbor adding the other markers as Ottawa moved within one win of the Stanley Cup. Weather may delay the next game to Saturday.
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Ritchie Wins Star's Class B Angle Meet
G T Nitchie of Wyoming clinched The Star's Class B three cushion tourney after a 26 to 6 victory over Ren Brierly in 67 innings. Hibler rose to second with a 20 to 16 win over Prierly in 65 innings, while Bowen and Morgenstern eyed a semifinal clash as the Class A event nears Monday.
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