Fulton Breaks Hand in Sparring Incident
Fred Fulton injured his right hand while sparring with partner in a rough session. Manager Collins and Al exander Pantages reportedly arranged a ferocious bout setup. Fulton will not box Willie Meehan in San Francisco for the Red Cross, though willing to fight with one hand. Collins forbids. Young Hector of Bremerton will be disappointed.
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Alexander Pantages
Fred
Willie Meehan
San Francisco
Red Cross
Altho
Willie
Hector
Bremerton
I James Is Married Ready to Join Army
Francisco May 27 report at Fort McBoon with a draft contingent. James is married and has met Marguerite Buckley of Wryo before leaving.
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I James
Ally Miske Ready for Red Cross Benefit Bout
Francisco May 27 Pilly St Paul light heavy ready to meet any opponent promoters select for Red Cross benefit boxing tour next Friday night.
McKelvey High In Shoot For Baker Diamond Trophy
C E McKelvey led May shoot at Green Lake Gun Club for the Baker diamond trophy as 23 members competed. He tied S Burt for honors while Dr C L Templeton claimed the Gleason trophy with 44 from 24 yards. L Barnes posted 49, McKelvey 47, Taft 45 for high scores.
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Green Lake Gun Club
S. Burt
C. L. Templeton
W. E. Saxton
L. & Barnes
C. BE. McKelvey
W. B. Taft
Beaver Trio Quits Team and Giants Win
With three Beavers in Olympia building ships for Uncle Sammie and others out, the Giants secured a 10 to 4 victory Sunday. Vancouver had beaten the Giants earlier, and the Beavers players departed for the capital city Saturday night.
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Uncle Sammie
Giants
Capital City
Vancouver
Sloan
Dave Hillyard
Duthie
Noy Grover
Mack's
Athletics
Bob Hester
Boelzie
Appleton
Market report on fresh fruit and nuts listings
A market note records fresh arrivals in Kennewick and California stock at low prices per crate or per unit. Terms for Hickory nuts, peanuts, walnuts and other nuts appear with unclear quality and quantity, reflecting scarce supply and variable pricing.
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Kennewick
California
Spokane Loses Two To Aberdeen Cats In Doubleheader
Spokane dropped both games of a Sunday doubleheader to Aberdeen. First game scores were 2 to 3 and 2 to 2 in favor of Aberdeen, with batteries Shader and Roland for Spokane and Hartman and Marshall for Aberdeen. Second game ended 3 to 2 for Aberdeen, with Camozzi and Roland for Spokane and Smith and Marshall for Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
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Marshall
Camozzi
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Portland Tigers Split Tacoma Series In Weekend doubleheader
Portland edged Tacoma 3 2 in the first game before Tacoma rebounded to win 4 2 in the second. Arkburg pitched the Portland win in the opener against Pilsett Shoup and Clayton started for Portland in the nightcap. Mort on and Peterson teamed for Portland with Clayton and Stevens behind them.
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Arkburg
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Clayton
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Pillett
Stevens
Morton
Pacific Coast International league drops Tacoma and Spokane
Tacoma and Spokane exit the Pacific Coast International league as a war economy weakens attendance. Vancouver Portland and Seattle reallocate players, Beattie becomes pitcher, Ed Appleton joins the army, Camp Lewis hosts Giants, Beaver players move to Sloan Shipyards, and Roy Brown, Cook, Patterson depart others adjust rosters.
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Russell Hall
Robi. L. Blewett
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Beattie
Ed Appleton
Army
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Giants
Aberdeen
Beavers
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Where Should Ruth Play A Classy Show At Initial Bag
Ruth shifts between first base and pitching for the Boston Red Sox as fans debate moving him to first base. The article notes his errorless defense at first and a 500 batting average in 11 games, with six doubles and three home runs, underscoring Ruth’s value as a hitter and pitcher. Managers weigh daily batting benefits against pitching duties.
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Dick Hoblitsel
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Hoblitsel
Rathe
Boston
Bia
Wil Barrow
George Sisler
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Ter
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Seattle Armenians Contribute 1005 for Relief
Seattle Armenians including Camp Lewis soldiers met Sunday and subscribed 1005 to Armenian relief. The sum averages about 35 per person present and others in the city will be canvassed to swell the fund.
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Seattle
Camp Lewis
Boys Club Beats Cheasty 14 to 9 on Mercer Field
The Seattle Boys' Club defeated Cheasty 14 to 9 in a Sunday afternoon game at Mercer Field. The contest was fast and well played with a clear winner.
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Cheasty
Mercer Field
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