Fox and Hagen Box Raw at Port Orchard in four round bout
The Port Orchard arena hosted a lively welterweight clash as Romeo Hagen and Charley Fox drew a fair decision after four fast rounds. Fox impressed with craft and experience while Hagen pressed the action, and local fans anticipate further eliminations as Eddie Hubbard Dan Salt and others step into upcoming bouts at Austin and Freed’s smoker.
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United States Ring League Nearing Dissolution After Cleveland Withdrawal
In New York on May 24 the U S League All draws but . The Cleveland withdrawal signals the possible end of the organization. Officials expect a windup this Saturday as the outlaw league shows little success since its games a month ago. Poor play and lack of capital are blamed for the league’s premature death.
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Baseball Standings Shuffle Brightens The Week
The Gees plummet from first to third as Portland tops Spokane for the lead. Vancouver defeats the Giants to rise to second, while Geottie trails Portland by four games. Pat Moran leads at bat with a three hit and four singles day as Tigers beat Bees 5 to 4. Concannon and Gordon pitched in Victoria versus Tacoma style. Portland and Spokane needed 13 innings to decide a 3 to 2 Portland win in a tense pitchers duel.
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Loveran Plans Sunday Game With Out-of-Town Team
The Loveran schedules a Sunday game for May 36th with an out-of-town opponent. Call Main 6868 and request Loula De Brite for details.
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