Stallard Meets Lincoln Squad In Grid Clash
Lincoln faces Ballard Hi at Dugdale Park in a key city football clash. Lincoln aims to prove its title contention as Ballard presents a strong close defense and a recent run of good form. The outcome may hint at Lincoln’s future matchup with Broadway.
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Owners lining up a place to train
San Francisco November 2 Del Howard Jack and Cal Ewing, owners of the Oakland club, went to Boles Springs today to finalize arrangements for training quarters for the Oaks next spring.
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Cal Ewing
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Johnston Loses Out as Garden Promoter in New York
New York reports Jimmy Johnston, longtime Madison Square Garden boxing figure, is to be replaced as Garden matchmaker by Edward E. McCall, with promoters Tex Rickard and Samuel McCracken taking control. McCall cites accounting disputes and the Moha- Weinert bout controversy as triggers. The move follows Johnston’s absence from a boxing commission meeting and potential contract hurdles. Rickard and McCracken plan to stage the Moira- Weinert bout first, pending licensing and club organization.
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Edward E. McCall
Garden
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Samuel McCracken
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McCall
Boxing Commission
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Rickard
Reno
Jack Johnson
Jim Jef
Charley Weinert
Jess Willard
Frank Moran
Fred Fulton
Ike Dorgan
Moran
Harry Sherman
St. Paul
Herrmann Could Lose Seat on National Commission
Chicago November 2 Garry Herrmann may be removed from the National Commission as Ian Johnson president of the American League objects to two National League members and favors a neutral third member to balance representation. American club owners back neutral authority to serve their interests. Herrmann is praised for work but politics are driving the move.
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Ian Johnson
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Celtics to face Black Diamond at Dugdale Field Sunday
Two soccer matches are on Sunday. The Celtics meet Black Diamond at Dugdale Field in a fast paced game. Skinner and Eddy face Woodland Park Huskies at the latter's field in the second match.
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Billy Murray Beats Rival in Four Round San Diego Bout
Billy Murray won a four round decision against his old-time rival Sail or Petroskey in San Diego. The catch-weight fight featured fast action and ended with Murray on top.
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Cal
Sailor Petroskey
Nessers Lead Panhandle Football Team of 11 Brothers
The 11Nesser family dominates the Panhandle lineup from Columbus Ohio with seven brothers playing pro football baseball and boxing. John 39 quarterback and tackle Ted 20 star fullback Phil 35 six foot two Fred 6 6 Frank 24 Alfred 21 Raymond 19 and others form a legendary core. The Ruh brothers provide two more players as the team competes in the Central Professional Football League across Ohio Indiana Michigan Pennsylvania and New York. Frank excels in baseball with top batting rankings while Fred fights as a boxer and Raymond boxes.
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Gibbons Dillon Bout Planned in St Paul November 24
Mike Gibbons and Jack Dillon sign to fight in St Paul on November 24. Gibbons, a strong in-city fighter, may excel or flop. past New York bouts with McGoorty McFarland and Kid Lewis ended poorly. Dillon weighs about 163 six hours before ringtime, aiming near his best 166.
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New York
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Lannin Sells Champion Sox to Frazee and Ward
Boston, Nov 2. A deal reportedly near $675,000 transfers ownership of the world champion Boston Red Sox to Harry H. Frazee of New York and Hugh Ward of Philadelphia. Jos J. Lannin, former president, kept the sale quiet and denies he would sell. The price covers the franchise only, not Fenway Park. Frazee plans Milt Carrigan as manager unless changes occur. No policy shift is promised by the new owners.
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Fenway Park
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Longacre
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Chicago
Milt Carrigan
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Willie Hoppe Still Champion in St Louis Cue Match
Willie Hoppe defeated G. Butler Sutton in St Louis last night by 1500 to 508 to remain the national cue champion. Hoppe produced a spectacular 187 run at one point while Sutton’s best was 51.
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Willie Hoppe
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Horpe
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Judge Steers Rules Spanking Wives for Refusal of Kisses
Brooklyn judge rules a husband may legally spank a wife who refuses to kiss him, citing statutory allowance. The decision raises questions about marital rights and domestic discipline within New York law.
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Brooklyn, N. Y
Washington Eleven Off for Game
Washington ends Miller Shiel and Hunt eligibility for Saturdays clash with Oregon. Coach Younger says no play by these three to expose Oregon. Parsons will be eligible for Oregon despite five years in school and Washington protests. Dobie leads 22 players to Portland with expected lineup unchanged except Abel for Gardner. Oregon favored by campus chatter over new plays.
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Oregon
Pacific Northwest
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Johnny Parsons
Dobie
Gil Dobie
Portland
Whitman
Bob Abel
Gardner
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Boxing Gossip and Promoter Moves Across Pugilistic Links
Boxing gossip notes Hoppe’s manager Al Young arriving to prep for the Hoppe Ingle bout at Dreamland Friday night. Reports on McMahon’s knockout of O’Donnell in Australia, Mandot turning to real estate, Squires heading to the trenches, and Kanff managing Rivers. Also mentions publicity issues in Tijuana and a Vancouver soccer challenge from Skinner & Eddy.
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Willie Hoppe
George Ingle
Dreamland
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Ingle
Eugene
Vancouver Ladies Beat Seattle Team In Golf Match
The Vancouver Ladies' Golf club defeated the Seattle ladies' team at the Burquitlam links of the Vancouver Golf and Country club with a 6 1/2 to 3 1/2 score.
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Burquitlam Links
Vancouver Golf and Country Club
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