Sporting Rubes and Jays Open Big Bowling Tourney
The article details the Western Conference bowling event at Madison Park with Kanswood fans traveling to watch the opener. It describes the crowd in colorful terms and lists the day’s schedule including two man teams and alley assignments at the Hotel Washington Annex and surrounding routes.
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No-Hit Standout Fred Toney Captures 17 Inning Win
Winchester youth Fred Toney, just breaking into pro baseball with the Winchester Blue Grass team, pitched 17 scoreless innings against Lexington before his team finally won in the 17th. Spectators had little prior knowledge of the youngster, but witnessed a rising talent likely to attract major league attention with a strong season.
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Winchester Blue Grass League
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Baseball Umpire Jimmy Criticized by Seattle Writers
A chaotic excerpt shows Seattle critics condemning umpire Jimmy for his work, while Kane, Dickson, and Flynn’s removal push gain support from baseball figures in Tiger Land. Cohn faces pressure amid gambling concerns, as fans demand clean baseball and oppose Frank Smith’s attacks and take-offs.
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Ana Tan
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Great Turfman Down and Out
Ed Corrigan, noted owner of race tracks and breeding interests, faces decline in later years. Once connected to prominent figures and wealth, his circle fades as he struggles with fading fortune and distance from former friends seeking financial gain.
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Hawthorne
Northwest league rain halts first full weekend play
A rainy spell stopped all four Northwest league games marking the first complete washout of the season. Charile Behmuts, Lincoln High’s Northwestern league pitcher, is slated to join the Tigers for upcoming games.
Ketchel and Papke Set July 5 World Middleweight Clash
Blarney Ketchel and Billy Papke sign to fight for the world middleweight title in a 20 round bout at Coffroth’s Mission arena on July. Fighters weigh in at 158 pounds four hours before the fight with forfeit money of 16000 side bet and gross receipts split. Both must be in San Francisco by June 1 and no decision bouts after June 6. Referee to be chosen by June 14 from Rochaie Smith Graney or Kreling.
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Ed Papker Seeers
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Titi Mi Ett A Baie Mio
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Wrestling Center to Host Heavyweight Title Bout in Seattle
Seattle styles the New A Y P Auditorium as the Wrestling Center opens Tuesday night with John Herold facing Roger Holt in a heavyweight elimination to decide a challenger for Frank Gottsch. Foreign stars including Houen Franewhan Zhyeko Olson and Bob Monagoff are billed, with Rogers at 246 pounds and Herold close behind. The event attracts strong advance sales for a near 6 000 seating capacity arena.
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Beau Brommel of the Lightweight Brings Fame to Bronson
In Indianapolis Ray Bronson known as the Beau Brommel of the lightweights is praised for boxing prowess and resilience. Report highlights Bronson’s boxing career, past illness, and enduring strength showcased in recent bouts and training, with references to his health and potential future retirement.
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Amateur Games and Prospects In Local Baseball Circuit
The report outlines uncertain plans for Dick Hyland and Nelson after recent games, with talk of retirement and possible move to Oklahoma or Australia. Schwabacher Grocery may back upcoming trips as teams like Beap and Mount Vernon compete. notable plays include a triple by Be ap 4 on second base. The piece mentions local players Lenore Taylor and Johnston contributing to Mount Vernon’s 2 to 1 win.
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Nelson to Fight Wolgast in Los Angeles Midweek
San Francisco May 31 Nelsons camp announced that manager Willie Britt chased him to fight Ad Weast before Tom McGareys club in Los Angeles during midweek July 12 to 16. The Los Angeles camp believed the bout would be more valuable to the battler than his other options.
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Sutton to Star IVORIES Today in Exhibition Billiards
Billiard enthusiasts may watch George H. Sutton, the armless wonder, begin a series of exhibitions at Carr & Son's old Horseshoe venue. The event starts this afternoon at 3 o'clock or 2 10. Sutton will meet all catera in any kind name Gay want to play. The week promises added performances as notable players appear and more exhibitions are planned.
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