Canadiens and Seattle square off in all day hockey battle
Kennedy of Les Canadiens leads a tense six man hockey clash with Seattle Metropolis in a scoreless first period. Wednesday’s tilt was ruled regularly scheduled and a draw under Western rules favors Seattle as they press for the title. Bobby Rowe returns from injury to bolster Seattle while Murray fills in, and Canadiens seek recovery to stay in the race.
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le Murray
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Chicago Girl Set to Break Swimming Championship Barrier
Emma Sikking, member of Illinois Athletic Club and North Side Swimming Club, trains in Chicago with a four-woman team aimed at breaking Chicago’s drought in championship women’s swimming. Her Springfield Lil home and YWCA coaching start mark her early career.
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Seattle Ball on Major Holidays in Coast League Plans
Pacific Coast league directors set a 1919 schedule with Seattle and other clubs visiting major cities for opening games and holiday double bills. Decoration day Fourth of July and Labor day events place Seattle at top dates, with Abe Bowman and other pitchers shaping the rotation.
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Us Kids Fight Tax On Athletic Goods Urges Congress to Reconsider
A letter by Hugh S. Fullerton voices outrage at Congress 10 percent tax on athletic goods used by youth teams. It notes 22 000 uniformed kid squads, warns small teams face ruin, and argues athletic goods are essential while sporting goods may be taxed. It calls for Congress to distinguish between luxury sporting items and necessary athletic equipment.
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Cue Wielders Break Even In Tilt Here
The final billiards exhibitions featuring Young Jake Schaefer and Welker Cochrane are slated at Brown and Hulen's parlors with matches at 4 and rpm. Schaefer won both balkline games 200 to 77 and 200 to 100 while Cochrane led the three cushion wire. Cochrane won 25 to 21 in the afternoon and edged Schaefer 35 to 24 in the evening angle match.
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Bush May Sign Tiger Pact With Tigers
Detroit March 28 Denie Bush holdout Tigers shortstop met with President Navin to settle salary differences. Mitch said he wanted a resolution and preferred to stay with Detroit. It is believed Bush will sign before the day ends.
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Brooks Bowling Team Tops Northwest Congress in Vancouver
The FE. N. Brooks bowling team from Seattle moved to first place in the Northwest bowling congress in Vancouver by rolling 2,472 pins, one better than Chauncey Wright's team. Sammy South of Brunswick Balke in Vancouver led individuals with 617, while Beattie’s Rube’s case five placed third. Beadley and Martin of Vancouver lead the doubles, and Blair tops the Ringles with 620.
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Tigers Go Through Rainy Macon Workout Ahead of Braves
In Macon Georgia on March 28 manager Jennings pushed the Tigers through a brisk two session practice despite rain creating ponded fields. Players Bobby James Harry Hellman and Howard Ehmke arrived and joined the group as plans focus on ten day intensive workouts before the upcoming Braves series.
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Can Co. Five Roll To Continued Win In Commercial League
In last night's Commercial League bowling action the American Can Co. team extended their winning streak. Final scores follow the listed results as reported from the match.
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New Leaders Rise at A B C Pin Meet in East Toledo
March 28 report from East Toledo shows Mort Lindsay of New Haven Conn taking first in all events with 1 933 after 644 in five man 579 in doubles and 690 in singles tying for third in singles. Otto Keluseh and Eric Barnes of Rochester N Y lead doubles with 1 305.
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Tigers and Los Angeles Team to Play Practice
Chicago's Cubs and Los Angeles Angels schedule two exhibition games at Washington Park this weekend, marking the first regular clubs' meeting in the Southland this season. The two-game set begins Saturday and concludes Sunday and will give fans a first behold of real baseball here this year.
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Local Club Proxy Heads for Sox Training Quarters
Proxy Jimmy Prewater of the local club makes final preparations for his trip to the Sox training quarters at Taft California. He expects to depart for the sunny South by Sunday.
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Willard Dempsey Fight Backers Form Idaho Bid
Pocatello business leaders announce a plan to stage the Willard Dempsey bout here with a guaranteed minimum of 160000. A 50000 check is presented toward the guarantee as Intermountain interests pool funds from Idaho Wyoming Utah and Montana to back the fight and send a New York promoter negotiation team. A five state campaign and permanent local headquarters are set to direct efforts.
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Cardinal catchers join club after army releases
St Louis reports regular backstops Frank Snyder and Bill Dihoefer will report to the Cardinals when released from the army tomorrow. Mike Gonzales continues conditioning in Cuba.
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