Britton and Davis to Battle for Welter Crown Here
Britton fights Trav Davis in a four round bout to defend his welterweight title against the Coast champion of Everett, with Harry Stout as a possible third man in the ring. The undercard includes Wricht vs Hammond and Brown vs McCasslin, with Joe Simonich to box Britton in a ten round bout in Vancouver.
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Joe Simonich
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Travie Davis
Last of Big Three Loses in British Amateur Title Chase
In Foylake, Fred J. Wright and Dr. Paul Hunter were the only Americans still in contention as the fourth round closed. Bobby Jones and Cyril Tolley were eliminated earlier, while Bill Fowns lost to Wright. Hunter defeated Pegler, and John Pall beat J. I. Douglas in overtime, strengthening England's position.
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University of Washington Two Man Team Opens Stanford Match
The University of Washington two man doubles team Allen and Bill Taylor face Stanford this afternoon at 3 o clock on the university courts. Jim Davies and Phil Neer represent the Huskies.
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Coast Champ Faces Biggest Bout Tonight
Travie vis from Everett faces the world champion in the biggest bout of his career tonight at the Everett arena. Miller is highlighted as a rising coast boxing figure seeking a landmark victory and regional recognition.
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Doeninios
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Criti
Siwashes Win From Tigers In Muddy Game
Seattle defeated Vernon 42 to unknown yesterday in heavy field conditions. Hunky Schorr started for the winners with solid seven innings pitched. Marty Gartner relieved in the eighth and ninth. The reporting is garbled with many unclear names and positions.
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Hunky Schorr
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Rookie Osheon Delivers In Pinch To Seal Borten Win
Brave rookie Osheon started with bases full and boosted Borten past St Louis 7 to 3 as Powell homered. Nebf pitched well while Giants won 4 to 3 over Pirates. Coles erred in a costly play and Detroit fell to the Athletics.
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Conference Ball Title Tilts Here
The Washington State college baseball team arrives for the championship series with Washington at Denny Field on Friday and Saturday. Coach Barber brings a strong nine, and the Dodgers face a tough test to win both games to claim Coast Conference honors.
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Kilbane Compares Old and New Pugs in Heavyweight Talk
The piece contrasts modern Dempsey and Carpentier with historic long fights like Sullivan Kilrain of 76 rounds and Corbett Jackson of 1591. It argues today’s shorter bouts favor aggressive, rapid action, while long rings endure cautious pacing. Eastern coast vs west coast fight styles are noted.
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Georges Carpentier
John I. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Jim Corbett
Peter Jackson
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Tut Fang
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Coast Swim Schedule and Far West Championship Plans
The report outlines outdoor freestyle events for men and women including the senior championships at Monterey Bay with dates in June July and September. It notes Ethelda Herribirey as a key competitor and lists swimmers Gertrude Serden Florence Priebenhane and Olge Chapital as challengers. A San Francisco item mentions plans to build a large swimming pool at Madison Square Garden for a 1982 AAU water polo title event.
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Northwest swimmers gather for Crystal Pool indoor meet
Swimmers and divers arrive from across the Northwest for the P. N. A. indoor meet at Crystal Pool. Coach Don Vickers notes the largest outside entry list yet, with new clubs from Spokane Portland and Seattle. Participants include the McKay brothers and A W Lindholm in the four man relay, Chuck Chadbourne in the junior distance plunge, Max Trown in diving, and entries from Spokane Portland Multnomah Green Lake Neptune and Seattle Y W C A. Three Star league Class F1 games slated: Bull dogs vs Eckart Cigar Canines at Lincoln, Beerman Grocery vs Collins Juniors at Walla Walla, and Youngtown Athletic vs Highland Park at Hiawatha.
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Georges Carpentier’s Rising Welterweight Pursuit
Biographical sketch of Georges Carpentier covering his featherweight era battles with Paul Til, Warner, Lampin, and others. It notes his move to lightweight, key fights with Ed Cirochet, Randall, Piet, and Daniels, and his transition toward welterweight with three straight 16 round wins over Meekina, Stagg, and Colebourne as he prepared for an American opponent.
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Junior entries for Special Junior tournament close
Entries for the Special Junior tournament close Saturday for players who have not yet reached 11 by March 1, 1921. Marshal Alien is to debut in The Mar tournament tonight against Jamen Tenke at 7:00, with other matches including Alec Noss versus Henry Neflan and G A Lailure versus Bruce Hesketh.
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Ery
Jamen Tenke
Alec Noss
Henry Neflan
G. A Lailure
Bruce Hesketh
Olympia and Union to Meet Bremerton for Baseball Title
The Union High of Bremerton will meet Olympia High for the Western Washington championship in a best of three series. Game one is set for Friday at Olympia, with game two to follow in Bremerton a week later. Whalen of Union may pitch against Foote of Olympia on opening day.
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Belgian champ Hovemans to play Charley Halen here today
EA Howard Hovemans Belgian balk line billiard champion meets local star Charley Halen this afternoon in a fret match. They duel again this evening and are slated to meet tomorrow afternoon and evening in continuation of the series.
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Charley Halen
Halen
Varsity Frosh Ball Series May Not Be Played
The article notes the likely cancellation of the three game series between the varsity and freshman baseball teams due to lingering tensions from last year. Frosh won the previous series and the varsity coach faced criticism for his team's defeat by first year players.
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Smith Looms as Dark Horse in Star Net Meet
Witton Smith former California junior champion looms as a top contender in The Star Woodland Park championship men’s singles. He reached the third round after two easy wins, beating Herbert Little 60 61 and Leslie Watson 6 1 6 2. The first round saw many defaults as players failed to appear for the second round.
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