Ridley Wins by No Decision in Tacoma Bout
Bud Ridley and Morgan Jones fought six rounds to a no decision in Tacoma, with Ridley showing an aggressive style and landing clean blows while Jones used reach and counterpunching. The crowd debated standings as Waterman disputed the scales and a promoter vote influenced whether the match would be declared no decision.
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Doctor Edwin J Brown Ad Campaign Spotted
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Dr Edwin J Brown in connection with a leading office at 106 Columbia 5th. The text hints at a campaign or office claim but is unclear on actions or dates.
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Baseball Magnates Meet to Decide Fate of Organized Baseball
National and American league magnates gather in Chicago starting tomorrow to discuss the Lasker plan for reorganizing baseball. National league owners meet Monday with insurgent American league clubs to craft a counter proposal amid ongoing defiance by five AL owners.
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Broadway and Franklin Clash in Seattle Coast League Showdown
Broadway and Franklin meet at the Coast league ballpark with 3:20 kickoff and a likely impact on the championship race. Franklin strengthens with Cole and Taylor and other veterans. Corbett remains ineligible for district residence. Lincoln and Anne face a key pairing tomorrow as both teams seek to stay in the title hunt.
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Fordham Gridiron Back With Wartime Return
The prodigal Fordham football squad returns to action after World War I downtime. Coach Joe DuMoe debuts a husky lineup led by Halloran at fullback Noonan at halfback and Kearns at halfback as Fordham seeks stable positions. War veterans and Fitzpatrick bring experience while Walsh defines a potential star in the backfield.
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Peddie Institute
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Fordham Prep
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Cougars Eye Pasadena Trip In Big Berkeley Showdown
Washington State College seeks a win over California in Berkeley to gain the annual East versus West New Year game berth. Idaho and Montana losses have sharpened the Cougars resolve as veteran backfield and strong line boast aerial and ground power led by Jenne Handley Moran and Hamilton.
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Stanford Coach Powell Stars in Big Ten Style Football
Walt Powell, Stanford coach and former Wisconsin star, hails from Reedsburg Wisconsin. He leads Stanford with a Big Ten style learned from John Richards and Germany Schultz. Powell previously coached Western Reserve at Cleveland and became athletic director before entering the army. Also note Buck O Neill demoted Kenninger after Wesleyan loss at Columbia.
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Notre Dame Coaches Lone Coil Spring Method
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne trains his line to use a crouched coil spring stance to surprise opponents. The article notes rockne’s line holds against heavier foes at West Point and Nebraska, with veterans Gipp and Prandy in backfield and a strong line including Anderson, Coughlin, Smith, Shaw, Lannon, and Riley.
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Harvard Back Horween Humphrey Poised for Crimson Rise
Harvard sports column previews Captain Horween and Dick Humphrey as rising stars for the Crimson. Horween, in peak form, is projected to anchor the backfield and excite fans with speed and power. Humphrey, less publicized, is also expected to emerge as a standout performer and clutch kicker in upcoming games.
Who's Who in Seattle Sport Hobbyless Pelton and Other Notes
A column surveys Seattle sports figures noting A G Pelton, director of physical education, admits no hobby except winter athletics for the kids and summer camping and fishing at Lake Bamamish where a 4% pound bass is teased as his catch. Pelton moved from Louisville and Minneapolis to Seattle and is an Oberlin graduate excelled in football basketball and baseball. Willie Ritchie shifts from boxing to golf joining California State tournaments. Ralph Greenleaf offers $200 for a lost $15 pocket billiard cue he valued for his title.
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