Davis Triumphs In Poor Bout At Pavilion
Promoter L H Lassen brings Travie Davis to spar with Billings in Superior. The four round match, billed as strong, ends with Davis dominant but the bout labeled lackluster. Other results include Fitzsimmons edging in a fourth round technical KO and Brown receiving a rough display before Finn’s decisive win.
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Ringside Gossip and Wrestling Boxing Clash Notes
A crowded ringside scene features Kid Billings and rival boxers with manager Jack Dwyer described as a showman. Across sports chatter, baseball and pitching notes surface about Guy Cooper in Seattle, while crowds remark on fighters, referees, and local notables from The Star's pages. A social note calls C W Bandy clean shaven with observers in the Pavilion crowd.
Seattle doubles pair top NYT tennis ranking
Marshall Allen and William Taylor of Seattle are ranked No. 10 in the New York Times unofficial national tennis rankings. The list places Vincent Richards, William Johnston, Watson Washburn, and others in the men singles top positions, with Allen and Taylor teamed as No. 10 in doubles.
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Brown University Scrappy Center Shurtleff Makes Hefty Impacts
Fred Shurtleff Brown University center earns praise for durability and hard-hitting play. Known for absence of headgear and sleeves rolled to elbows, he backs the line and accounts for a large share of Brown’s tackles. This is his final season and teammates hope for no injuries.
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Changes in Net Game Hint at Tennis Rule Shifts
Davis Cup observers note possible season changes to serving rules to curb power. William Tilden and William Johnston draw attention as top players weighing moves. Tilden may travel to England or Hawaii to resume coast tournaments. Johnston faces reduced play due to marriage. Marshall Allen reports and contemplates indoor events at the Armory.
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Indoor intercodes track meet at Lee Palace March 4
Thumdet may host the indoor intercodes event in the Lee Palace building on March 4 with individual and team contests. Penn features two past champions to anchor its season while campus teams across various headquarters prepare for fall activities and intercollegiate events.
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Gamblers threaten to corrupt college football says officials
The piece warns that gamblers are corrupting college football by betting huge sums on games and influencing players and coaches. It notes the sport’s increasing commercialization, bigger stadiums, and incentives for star players, with fear of a Black Sox like scandal.
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Junior Basketball League to Convene First Star Meeting
Tonight at The Star at p.m. the Star Junior Basketball League holds its initial organizational meeting. Players managers and team representatives are urged to attend to discuss plans and gauge the coming season's strength.
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Football Assigned Referees for Sunday The Star Booper League
Referees assigned for Sunday games in The Star Booper league include Pred Douglas for Seattle at Miowstha and Hob Lemon for Postoffice versus Posing Aircraft club at 1 p m. Hilly Walter handles the Maple Leafs at Walla Walla at 2 50 p m. Khante Keekes officiates Falcon A versus Hawthorne Juniors at Columbia playfield 1 p m. Jieefling for South Park versus Allen Athletic at Upper Woodland Park 1 p m. Willy Jones officiates Washington Park versus Pallard Juniors at Upper Woodland Park 2 39 p m. Fred Douglas Cowan for Dames French Dry Cleaners versus Highland Park at Hiawatha 1 p m. Bob Lemon officiates Cowan Cigar Cove Plen Paria fil ilarde versus Walla Walla 1 p m.
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Open Door Policy Aims To Grow San Francisco Golf Talent
Olympic Club directors plan an open door policy at Lakeside Golf Course inviting star players from Lincoln Park Golf Club to join. The move aims to develop young golfers and create future Bay City stars while touring professionals like Duncan, Mitchell, and Collett gain experience and exposure across the country and Canada.
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Iowa Grid Stars Are Married. Two Sons Learn Game
Iowa City report notes two University of Iowa football stars Devine and Macrae who also coach their young sons to play. Devine's son seven months old and Macrae's three percent months. both players are halfbacks on the current team with Devine in his third season and Macrae in his first year.
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Former Grizzly Frosh Coach Leads Montana Washington Clash
Harry Adams, known for his successful Grizzly coaching, returns to the field as the frosh coach this year. Local grid fans recall his sharp open-field play during Montana’s matchup with Washington.
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San Diego Franchise Falls Thru in League Shuffle
League magnates approve lengthening the season from 26 to 28 weeks and consider Billy Lane’s move to keep Salt Bolitomsers in the league. San Diego’s contingent eyes the loss while clubs debate the 45 percent cut versus 40 percent for others. Senators’ home population cited as privilege.
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Max Rachac Joins New York Giants
The New York Giants signed Max Rachac from the Vancouver PB League club after a standout season. He posted 17 wins and 11 losses, led the league in shutouts, held opponents to four times, and contributed 124 appearances.
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Real Estate Closings and Escrow Agents Advised
A real estate notice urges using a qualified escrow agent to close deals. It recommends consulting a Title Insurance Company’s Escrow Department for protection and guidance.
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