Keel Retains World Heavyweight Title After Forfeit
Portland wrestlers discuss the Neft heavyweight title bout where Fred Keel retained on a forfeit after a 40 minute exchange and a police stoppage. Keel claimed John Berg fouled him with a thumb in the eye. referee Acton ordered continuation as tempers flared and a punch was thrown.
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United Pree
Portland
Mat
Fred Keell
John Bers
Northwestern
Keel
Acton
Berg
Beell
Erg
Teel
Burns Stops Frayne in Ninth Round at Dreamland
Frankie Burns of Oakland defeated rival Johnny Frayne in a scheduled 20 round bout at Dreamland in San Francisco. After a brutal back and forth battle with bleeding, Burns knocked Frayne out in the ninth round to claim victory.
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San Francisco
Marehal
Frankie Burns
Oakland
Rivat
Johnny Frayne
Burns
Frayne
Dreamland
Never & Moment
The Story of Washing Dentists and Dental Grafting
A wary account condemns dentists who betray patients with cheap, faulty work. Edwin J. Brown warns of grafting dentists selling bad gold fillings and hollow bridges while charging high prices. He exposes practices that mislead patients and urges careful selection of skilled, honest practitioners.
Rothus Beats Spencer in First Round at Inter club Smoker
In a club gym bout last night Rothus knocked Spencer into a dazed retreat then finished with two quick knockouts in three rounds. Reid defeated Douglas in three, ONeil bested Palisa City’s St John, and Morrow recovered to outfight Sims in a crowd-pleasing show.
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Rothus
Spencer
Inter Club
Rethus
Ballard
McNeil
Reid
Spokane
Douglas
O'Neil
Blue Diamond
Palisa City
St.John
McKevitt
Hensley
Morrow
Sims
A. C. Munster
Runchey
One-Round Robus topples Spokane fighter in brief bout
Clarence Rothe proves a tough challenger as Knockout Spencer of Spokane earns a reputation and then loses his advantage. Rothe lands a decisive blow in the early rounds, sending Spencer to sleep and prompting a quick follow‑up street-car hop to Ballard where Rothe defeats McNeil of Bellingham in two rounds at the Woodmen smoker.
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Clarence Rothe
Spencer
Spokane
Rothus
Ballard
McNeil
Bellingham
Wisconsin senior class bans hell from yell
At the University of Wisconsin the senior class is split into hell and anti hell factions over removing hell from the class yell. Led by president Harold G. Eckhardt and supported by most coeds, one side seeks elimination while the other favors tradition and color. Student Blythe believes change is overdone. The yell currently runs We’re hell, we’re hell, Varsity, varsity, nineteen twelve.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Harold G. Eckhardt
Stuart ©. Blythe
Samuel Co
Blythe
Wisconsin
Butler Girl Enters The Star Contest In Race
Imogene Arnold of Butler joins The Star's contest as the latest young woman candidate. Chosen by Charley Manning of Everett and supported by Raymond Langer, Arnold is described as fond of baseball and football with Kentucky roots. She seeks baseball passes and invites public judgment on her popularity.
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Imogene Arnold
Mise Imogene Arnold
Butler Barber
Kentucky
Mises Arnold
Thas Charley Manning
Everett
Miss Arnold
Manning
Raymond Langer
Mina Arnold
Alsc
Mr. Manning
Stara
Bait Advice Warns Against Fly Use With High Rivers
The note cautions anglers not to use flies when rivers run high later in the season and advises selecting bait instead. It mentions a three foot leader and cautions about current river conditions for fishing.
Lincoln Relay Postponed After Spring Vacation
The inter roll track meet relay at Lincoln was postponed to after spring vacation due to missing runners. It was to be run yesterday afternoon but was deferred to a later date.
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Lincoln
French Chauffeur Seeks Gasoline for Car Not Horse
A dialogue in Harper's Weekly shows a French chauffeur asking a deaf farmer where to get gasoline. The farmer signals he cannot hear, and the chauffeur clarifies he needs fuel for a motor car, not a horse.
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Maine Road
Parmer
Harper's Weekly
Where Seattle Anglers Seek Speckled Beauties
Fishermen plan Cedar River routes from streetcar to Renton and Maple Valley to fish upstream and downstream. Green River access via NP train to Eagle Gorge preferred. White River via interurban to Kent with salmon egg bait. Soon Creek via NP to Covington toward Green River. Snohomish region noted. Skagit and Stillaguamish rivers referenced with rough access details.
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Cedar River
Renton
Maple Valley
Fiah
Green River
Eagle Gorge
White River
Kent
O'Tirien
N. P
Covington
Fishing Season Opens With Wide Northwest Access
With the closed season ending at midnight, anglers plan trips to Hood's Canal, White River Valley, and Mount Vernon areas from Kenton to Bothell. The article notes prime streams like Sammamish River, Bear Creek, Skagit, Snoqualmie, and Hood's Canal runs, plus boat fishing on Lake Union and Lake Washington for bass, perch, and rock cod with shore and deep-water strategies.
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Hood's Canal
Mason's Creek
Leavenworth
Raging River
White River Valley
Lake Washington
White River
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
White
Green
Cedar
Kenton
Maple Valley
Skagit
Stil
Snoqualmie
Mount Vernon
Lake Union
Alki Point
Duwamish Waterway
Boston Red Sox Rise Under Stahl After Taylor Turmoil
Hot Springs Arkansas March 29 John J Taylor Jr disorganized the Boston Red Sox and Garland Jake Stahl chief of the gang that will set the ex world champions on their feet again. Stahl selected as manager after Taylor sold shares and Johnson J Taylor Jr hired and fired managers while discovering stars like Speaker Hooper Wagner Lord Nanamaker Cicotte OBrien Lewis Henderson and others. With Stahl at the helm the club appears stronger, and Boston fans expect a loyal reception while McAleer and McRoy share power.
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G. R. Pulford
Hot Springa, Ark
John J. Taylor, Jr
Boston Red Sox
Garland
Jake) Stahl
Taylor
John J
Jimmy Colling
Jim McGuire
Fred Lake
Patsy Donovan
Boston
Capt
Lord
Tria Speaker
Harry Hooper
Wagner
Nanamaker
Cicotte
THIS MAN LIKES TO FISH
Roy Opple, in charge of fishing tackle for Seattle Sporting Goods, is among Beattie’s noted anglers. He favors small streams for trout and advises casting upstream carefully to avoid spooking fish. Use a single eye hook No. 8 and a Wilson spoon or Colorado spinner, with the fly less useful until June.
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Roy Opple
Washington
Ike Walton
Opple
Seattle Sporting Goods Company
Colorado
Motorcycle daredevil nabbed on Union street
Frank Webster rode a motorcycle on Union street for three blocks then was pursued by a second rider. Sergeant Lee Dagner arrived and Webster was arrested after admitting he enjoys pushing his bike to the limit as the crowd watched.
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Frank Webster
Web
Union Street
Frank
Webster
Union
Lee Dagner
Stanford Athlete Breaks Record in High Jump
Stanford athlete Geo Horine cleared 6 feet 6 3/4 inches in a meet with USC, breaking the 17 year old world running high jump record by M F Sweeney. Officials certified the mark on the Pacific coast, securing Horine a place on the American Olympic team for Sweden.
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Wi United
Stanford University
M. F. Sweeney
New York
Geo. Herine
Stanford
Herine
University of Southern California
Pacific Coast
Sweeney
England
Horine
Sweden
Barney Oldfield Plans Coast Tour For Racetrack Return
San Francisco march 20 Barney Oldfield the automobile speed king is touring the coast with auto leaders. He seeks reinstatement by the American Automobile Association to regain a race with Bob Burman holder of the speed crown. The potential race would likely be on the Pacific coast during his current itinerary through California Oregon and Washington.
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San Francisco
Barney Oldfield
Oldfield
American Automobile Association
Bob Burman
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon
Washington
The Rivals a Success by Senior Athenaeum
The Senior Athenaeum stage production The Rivals at Lincoln auditorium drew strong crowds and impressed as a higher standard than past shows. Proceeds fund a new auditorium curtain. two performances were staged with Cast including Florence Soderquist Connor Dickie Steinke Day Wheeler Draves Dodd Gerhardt Weet Shelton Dumbolton Foye.
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Athenaeum
Lincoln Auditorium
Richard Sheridan
Christoph Steinke
Miseon Florence Soderquist
Kathleen Connor
Julia Dickie
Walter Day
Ray Wheeler
Carl Draves
Joe Dodd
Louis Gerhardt
Mark Weet
Mies Shelton
Sam Dumbolton
Harry Stephens
Gary Foye
Charles
Giants Open Spring Schedule With Exhibition At Dug’s Lot
The Giants meet Dagieta on Dug’s lot at 2 30 this afternoon in a high scoring spring exhibition. Washington’s University nine looks to beat the Giants and may have Johnson or Clarke on the mound for the college. Meclvor James and Snyder will pitch for the Professionals in three stints. Barry plans to field his strongest lineup against Bremerton tomorrow. The Excelsiors, University, and Shaner Wolff’s lineup are scheduled later in the week.
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Giants
Dagieta
University of Washington
Johnson
Clarke
U. Meclvor
James
Snyder
Barry
Bremerton
Excelsiors
University
Shaner
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