Jimmy Darcy to Mix With M King Here
Jimmy Darcy will meet M King in Seattle next Tuesday night after fighting Jimmy Darcy defeated Frank Barieau in Portland. Dan Salt rearranged the card replacing Marty Farrell with Darcy. Valley Trambitas praised Darcy’s improvement and expected a strong bout with King while Toughey Wing battles Red Gage on the same show.
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Darcy Applauded For His Showing In Portland Fight
Frank Barrieau mid dleweight Canadian champion was outboxed by Jimmy Darcy of Portland who won on a seventh round decision at the Eleventh St. theatre. Darcy drew applause and Barrieau was booed. A Seattle lightweight bout between Trambitas and Neff ended in a disputed decision after an accidental foul. Mitchie of Portland and Willis of Pennsylvania fought to a six round draw.
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Jimmy Darcy
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Darcey
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Famed Athlete Dies in East
Martin J. Sheridan aged 37, world renowned athlete and three time Olympic contender, dies of pneumonia in New York. A versatile competitor, he won all-round championships and was a discus specialist. He had long been attached to the New York Police Department.
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Soldiers See Indians Lose to Cindy Reds
New Orleans March 28 The Cleveland Indians were trimmed by the Cincinnati Reds 2 to 1 in an exhibition game yesterday at Camp Sheridan Montgomery Alabama. Six thousand soldiers cheered the big league rivals.
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Chase Sibley Wins Class A Three Cushion Title
Chase Sibley won the final championship game of the class A competition in a three cushion billiard tourney at the Pope Sibley parlors. Walter Johnston was defeated 40 to 22.
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Pacific Coast International League Opens April 30
The Pacific Coast International league set opening and closing dates after a four hour Seattle hotel meeting. The 20 week season runs April 30 to September 14 with games in Portland Tacoma and Seattle. A sixth city discussion included Aberdeen Camp Lewis and Vancouver plans with managers Hamilton Speas and Egan named for key roles.
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New League Eyeing Portland as Pacific International Move
Portland baseball expert James J. Richardson says the Pacific International league will base a home in Portland. He spoke from Seattle where P. C. I. magnates held a meeting, noting fan enthusiasm for the change and predicting strong showings for Portland in the new circuit.
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Ball Tossers Start Sunday at New City Ball Park
Baseball opens at the new city ball park Sunday at 2 p m weather permitting with former Northwestern stars in two teams of players led by Roy Grover Philadelphia's second baseman in the lineup for one appearance before Mackanized camps.
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Ball Meeting At Seattle Athletic Club Tonight
Shipyard baseball interests gather at the Seattle Athletic Club this evening to map plans for the coming year. The Pacific Coast International league planning a 20 week schedule could lure players from shipyard jobs back to league play. Several former Northwestern league players say they would not seek pro baseball if the season is short.
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FISH TALES DISPLAYED IN LOCAL CONTEST
The Star invites readers to submit fish tales with three prizes awarded by Piper and Taft. A 1917 Snohomish river story recounts a boy and narrator fishing before dawn, a big three pound trout, and a moral about modest tackle outperforming costly gear.
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Chanticleer
Market Report Highlights Apple Shortage and Butter Price Watch
The market notes a car shortage in Seattle easing apple demand while Eastern Washington shippers struggle to fulfill contracts. Winesaps fetch 1.25 to 3.00 with top grades around 2.75, and a grain of decline in city butter prices is forecast. Fresh eggs fluctuate as vegetable prices span numerous items from artichokes to potatoes with varied regional quotes.
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Seattle
Washington
Chicago Cubs Defeat Oaks After Eleven Inning Rally
Chicago Cubs beat the Oaks 6 to 2 in eleven innings after trailing through ten. Alexander led the Cub attack as they avenged earlier losses in Oakland. In another note, the Giants wore their new traveling uniforms and overwhelmed the Waco team in Texas.
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Alexander
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Waco (Tex
Kilbane Named Instructor at Camp Custer
Camp Custer Michigan announces Johnny Kilbane appointed as manager instructor and Charley White placed under Kilbane after a one month report period. Kilbane arrives to oversee training and personnel at the post.
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Mich
Johnny Kilbane
Mng
Charley White
Kilbane
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