Davis and Mascott in big bouts on Coast card
Coast boxing cards feature Davis versus Britton in a four round welterweight bout and Billy Mascott facing Pat Moore in a 10 round bantamweight clash. Britton plans Seattle-Portland appearances while Davis defends his welterweight standing amid local interest and ticket sales.
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Dempsey Knockout Defeated by Flynn in 1917 Colorado
In 1917 Colorado witnessed a bout where Flynn scored a knockout on Jack Dempsey. It was one of Dempsey's rare losses and Flynn stood out as the only fighter to land a KO on him in a single round.
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Junior Net Entry for Star Woodland Park Tennis Meet
Entry notice for a junior boys tennis tournament at Star Wood land park. It notes eligibility by age not reaching 28 on March 1, 1921, and provides a contact address and timing details for sign up on a Saturday or Sunday afternoon.
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Harvard Beats Princeton In Close Cambridge Track Meet
Harvard University defeated Princeton 59 to 58 in a tight annual dual track meet at Cambridge Massachusetts. The contest marked the closest ever staging between the two schools. Pete Herman, former world bantamweight champion, will box Young Montreal in an outdoor match at Harvard Field in Boston on May 27.
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Seals Beat Seattle Twice In Oakland Totals
San Francisco Seals defeated Seattle twice in Oakland with scores of 9 to 6 in the morning game and 14 to 4 in the afternoon. Lefty O Doul shut out Seattle in the opener, while Jim Scott and Johnny Couch held the visitors in the latter. Batteries listed include Bou l and Yelle for San Francisco.
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Georges Carpentier's Pit Boy Turned Pro Boxer in 1907
In Lens France, 12 year old Georges Carpentier, son of poor miners, left pit work to train under Professor Francon Deschamps. After sparring and small exhibitions, he won his first bout in late 1907 at age 13, beating Bourgeois in four rounds, then Westin in another four. He faced Mazok in four rounds, suffering a defeat but gaining experience for his rise.
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Veteran golfer John Nall wins in Moy Lake event and pro tour dates set
John Nall, veteran English golfer, wins the Moy Lake tournament with a 77 as the Professional Golfers Association championship runs September 12 to 17. Lido Hanks at Long Beach is favored for the course. J Martin Watson joins Paris indoor golf school in San Francisco. John Novak ties Spokane course record with 61. Wilmington considers a $10,000 municipal golf bond for 18 holes. Alexa Stirling lists 19 clubs in her bag, five woods.
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Great English journalist recounts golf tourney
Viscount Northcliffe reports on British golf interest after Americans dominate a weekend match. He notes Chick Evans Bobby Jones and Francis Ouimet as top amateurs while detailing matchups including Crowther Culmet and Dick and champions Hunter Carter and others.
Sewell Hit on Head By Pitch in Cleveland
Joe Sewell Cleveland shortstop was struck in the head by a pitched ball on Saturday. The infielder who filled for Ray Chapman after his fatal 1920 injury suffered only a bad headache with no serious injuries.
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Yanks Win First Golf Matches
Hoylake, Eng May 23 Young Bobby Jones won the first match for the American amateur team in the British national championships defeating G C Manford 3 up 2 to play. Chick Evans and Francia Ouimet also won their first rounds. Major injury halted J Wood Pratt. Hilton beat M K Foster 6 up 4 to go. Burton beat Thompson 2 up 1 to play.
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Carpentier's Methods Questioned by Kilbane in 1921
Johnny Kilbane criticizes Georges Carpentier's training book My Methods noting flaws in fighting stance and punching technique. He argues the Illustrated positions misrepresent infighting and that Carpentier would struggle against Jack Dempsey. Kilbane suggests Carpentier could not last beyond two rounds if facing the champion.
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Star Ball Teams Rally To High Scoring Games
In The Star Junior Baseball league Chandlers beat Youngstown 20 to 16. Collins Juniors defeated Thursdage 17 to 10. Highland Park Juniors beat South Seattle 16 to 3. Egerman Grocery downed Queen Anne Aerials 11 to 4. Eckart Cigar Co. team toppled by Pirates 12 to 6. Louie’s French Dry Cleaners halted Shamrox first team 14 to 8. Shamrox A C second team won 5 to 3 over Washington Park. Chandlers also beat Youngstown 20 to 16 at Jefferson Park in a wild contest.
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Peoples Savings Bank Bond and Paper Safekeeping Offer
Come and examine our equipment for the safekeep ing of bonds and other valu able papers. Entrance corner Second Ave. at Vikest.
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Prep cheerhall games set at Lincoln park this Friday
The erst prep cheerhall games are booked for Friday with Lincoln ying Wheedway at Lincoln park, as the big prep season tennis match between Hreadway and Lincoln looms at Weedland park. Hreadway beat Lincoln 691-2 to 592-5 in the dual track meet at Dennyford, with Hreadway winning the high jump and broad jump. Armand Marion leads the all city tennis contenders for the Seattle prep schools singles, joined by Jace Hesketh, Nil Nelsan, and Joe Livengood for the Woodland park tournament late this week.
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Star Net Meet Opens Today At Woodland Park
The second annual Star Net tennis tournament starts at North End court with 14 courts ready to host all 4 p m matches. Broadway and Lincoln high schools may force delays but report on time is urged as late players risk later rounds. Draws for the women’s singles begin today with play to start in about three days.
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Hughes Is High Man At Seattle Gun Club Event
D. B. Hughes was high man at the Seattle Gun Club's clay pigeon event held at Fort Lawton yesterday. Matt Grossman A B Drake and F Ulwestad tied for second place in the competition.
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Dodger Tennis Team to Meet Stanford Here
The University of Washington tennis team will meet Stanford on the university courts Wednesday afternoon. Dodgers players Marsh Allen and Billy Taylor will represent the Dodgers while Phil Neer and Jim Davies will play for Stanford.
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Hurley Shines In Pacific Coast Conference Dashounds
Vic Hurley of Washington showed sprint talent at Eugene as he clocked 9.45 in the century dash and 22.2 in the 220, winning the low hurdles in 25 flat. Washington won the team title with 60 points, while Oregon Aggies were second, Oregon third, and Washington State last. Pope of Washington set two conference records in the shot put and discus, Wakeley of Oregon topped the mile, Hobart of Oregon Aggies set a two mile mark, Simma of Oregon Aggies lowered the half mile record, and Tuck of Oregon hit a javelin mark breaking the conference record.
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Horemans to Play Hulen in London Match
Edouard Horemans the Belgian billiard wizard meets Charley Hulen the local star in a match at Brown & Hulen parlors beginning Wednesday night in London. Flagland’s tennis team won the Davis cup prelim here 6 4 over Spain. Rabel Pinelli Oakland third sacker suspended for attack on umpire Byron during Oakland Sacramento game.
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Suds Makes Good with Detroit
A New York Yankees project proves baseball’s future with a $2,300,000 plant under construction. Jimmy Smith, ex big league infielder, is due to join Seattle on June 1 and may claim the regular shortstop spot. Smith has played spring ball with independents around Pittsburg. If he strengthens Seattle’s left side, the club’s prospects for 123 look bright.
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Chicago Black Sox Exhibit Quiet Crowd in Independent Game
Six thousand fans attended a Chicago game between independent teams nicknamed the Chicago Black Sox. The crowd showed mild enthusiasm as rumors of corruption loomed and fans questioned efforts to keep the sport clean.
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