Attell Guest Tonight at Seattle Athletic Club Show
Featherweight challenger Abe Attell plans a return to form as he eyes a June title bout with Johnny Kilbane in New Orleans. Attell reports daily training, no vices, and confidence in reclaiming the featherweight crown after a prior mistaken belief in an easy win. He attends tonight’s exhibition featuring local boxers at the Seattle Athletic Club and will offer advice to the young fighters.
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Orpheum
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Abe Attell
York
Joe Levins
Johnny Kilbane
New Orleans
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Ground conditions scrap Gil Dobie's U Wa ine clash
Rain at Dugdale's park ruins the scheduled game between Gil Dobie's Washington and Seattle. The varsity heads to Vancouver to play Hob Brown's champions. This afternoon Tenley Raymond plans a Seattle test against Covey Wet Wash, with Bonker, Thomas, and Earth in the outfit.
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Gil Dobie
U. of
W.aine
Seattle
Vancouver
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Tenley Raymond
Covey Wet Wash
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Boy Leaders Show Up Well at Leaders’ Stunt Night
The Y M C A physical department under Sherry Berthiaume Cuba Davis organized junior leaders from the 1200 boys in the boys department. The group led gymnasium activities and performed ten pyramidal formations during Leaders’ Stunt Night with Sydney Allen as president and Robert Bedberry as secretary treasurer among the members Clyde Harrop Carl Cheyne George Draper Frank Molitor Harold Pingree Albert Annable and Calvin Whitner.
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Cuba Davis
Berthiaume
Doys
Sydney Allen
Robert Bedberry
Clyde Harrop
Carl Cheyne
George Draper
Frank Molitor
Harold Pingree
Albert Annable
Calvin Whitner
Kilbane Wins Low-Tempo Featherweight Title Bout
Johnny Kilbane defeated Eddie Wallach in a ten round fight described as tame with Kilbane not at his best yet managing to outpoint Wallach. Kilbane was heavier and slower than usual but secured the victory.
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Kilbane
Kansas City
Sheridan
N. Y
Johnny Kilbane
Eddie Wallach
Wallach
Attorney Cart J. Smith and Congressman Humphrey Speak at YMCA
Seattle attorney Cart J. Smith and Congressman Humphrey will address an alien class at the YMCA on Wednesday night.
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Cart J. Smith
Seattle
Humphrey
Willard Wife Predicts Boxing Champion Quits Ring
Mrs. Jess Willard says the heavyweight boxer's victory would free him to buy a ranch home and become a father to four children, allowing him outdoor life and ending his ring career per his own vow. She notes he has seen the children only rarely and loves them deeply.
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Los Angeles
Jess Willard
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Jess Willard, Jr
Confessions of a Wife Ends With Baby Clothes Reveal
Mollie visits Margie to discuss Mary and Jack amid plans for baby clothes. The tale follows romantic entanglements around inheritance, marriage, and a forthcoming letter to the yet unborn son, with a setup for continued installments.
Leo Cohen Wins Narrow Decision in Centralia Show
Leo Cohen of Centralia drew a shade decision over Chi Preston of Hoquiam in the main event at a Tumwater A C show in Centralia. Gotchy of Centralia outpointed Andy Jost of Olympia. Several preliminaries were held.
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Leo Cohen
Chi Preston
Hoquiam
Tumwater A.C
Gotchy
Andy Jost
Olympia
Market Today Complete Report
Market listing shows produce including white river epude burbanks and caleweet potatoes. Idaho and Montana items noted with prices such as 27.00 for Belgian hares and various poultry entries including ducks hens and roosters. Veal pricing listed for 65 to 120 pounds and other livestock values.
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Yakima Gems
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Montana
O'Brien Edges Coronas In Tight Amateur Showdown
In Seattle, O'Brien defeated the Coronas 6 to 5 after a ninth inning rally with bases loaded. Key plays came from Warner and Moriarity as E Cochrane and C Cochran contributed on offense. Fort Ward hosted Ballard soldiers in a separate Sunday thriller, DeLisle and Washington highlighted by heavy hitting from Stokke.
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Coronas
Seattle
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C. W. Burke
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Moriarity
E. Cochrane
Heem
Sharkey
Cochrane
Fort Ward
Ballard
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Johnson
Washington
Stokke
R. H. E. Danae
Bowlers Sweep Leagues With Tight Scores Across City
Dowling’s Imperial lanes saw Western Electric edge Westinghouse 2085 to 1985 as Rylander hit 186 and Miller 155 for the losers. Firestone beat Augustine & Kyer 2392 to 2264 on Bismarck alleys with Ketcham at 222 and 182. Vancouver bowlers Patrick and Mitchell won two Seattle matches defeating Peacock and Perry 1757 to 1727 and 1801 to 1754. Capt Calahan No 7 topped Gardiner No 4 2520 to 2445 with Brown posting 214 high.
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Bismarck
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Firestones
Seattle
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Vancouver
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Brown
Can You Name This Man Try It Baseball Puzzle
Series presents mutilated photos of a great player for each position on the diamond. Fans study the images to name the player. The first correct lineup sent in within five days after closing wins a 1915 season pass to Dugdale’s Park. The right fielder described is fast, versatile, and once traded for a small hotel bill and rail fare.
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Albetar
Dugdale's Park
Federal League
Logue’s Beans Are Spilled In Three-Cushion Tourney
Ray Logue, favored in Claus B, and holder of a 25 point record in 26 innings, lost to Johnny Gilroy 26 to 20 in 63 innings at Brown and Hulen’s. The defeat ties Logue with Jim Davis Ted Mallory John Gilroy and John Coon for the grand prize. Tonight Rivers meets Mallory Loveland faces Helwig and Lyttaker vs B. Smith.
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Claus
Brown & Hulen's
Johnny Gilroy
Logue
Jim Davis
Ted Mallory
John Gilroy
John Coon
Rivers
Mallory
Loveland
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Lyttaker
B. Smith
Two-way final in three-cushion world championship
In Chicago on March 31 W Huey and George Moore advanced to a final playoff to break a triple tie in the world championship. Moore defeated Daly and Huey beat the New Yorker 50 to 46 as the finals loom.
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George Moore
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Daly
Huey
New Yorker
Gipe Impresses McGraw in Spring with Nationals
In Tex at spring training Alva Gipe former Seattle pitcher in the Northwestern league has impressed manager McGraw. The strong showing suggests he will win a permanent berth with the New York Nationals as he continues to pitch effectively.
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Marlin, Tex
Alva Gipe
Seattle
New York Nationals
Gipe
McGraw
Carbonado Club to Meet BC Champions in Wilkeson Clash
CHAMP BATSx The Carbonado soccer team that captured the McMillan cup and Northwest title last Sunday will play Sir John Jackson eleven, BC champions, at Wilkeson tomorrow. The match has drawn wide interest and mining camps declare a holiday to allow workers to attend.
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Carbonado
Northwest
Sir John Jackson
British Columbia
Wilkeson
Prospective Pacific Coast League Opener in Salt Lake
Salt Lake events staff expects the Pacific Coast League to begin play here today at 3 p m with the Venice Tigers facing the Salt Lake Bees as fans await the long anticipated debut.
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Salt Lake
Venice Tigers
Salt Lake Bees
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