Boxers Face Wager Fears as Purses Rise in New York
A night practice under electric light on a plank road with a streetcar track, ministers and boxing promoters staging a new crusade over sparring promises. New Yorkers may gain relief from exorbitant purses as Wolgast heads West and Wells returns to England, ending the clash over large bout prizes.
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Rainier Valley
Seattle
Renton
Columbia City
Wolgast
Wells
England
Stare Back on Queen Anne Faces Aberdeen Saturday
Queen Anne will counto the game with Aberdeen Saturday with a new line up and stronger lineup than two weeks ago. Several old stars will be eligible now and Aberdeen is reported to have a good team. Queen Anne is expected to average nearly 60 pounds per player for a high school squad.
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Queen Anne
Aberdeen
Lincoln
Wind Damages Grandstand Roof At Wenatchee Ballard Game
Wind tore part of the grandstand roof at Denny field hindering preparations for the Wenatchee Ballard game. The graduate manager, Victor Zednick, faced delays in reattaching the roof ahead of the Saturday clash.
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Denny Field
Victor Zednick
Lumber business trip brings Dan Salt to Gray's Harbor
Dan Salt on a brief visit to Gray's Harbor in connection with the lumber industry. He notes he will pursue boxing opportunities only if they align with business, not pleasure.
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Dan Salt
Sible Sport
Sallard
Gray's Harbor
One Round Matched With Knockout Brown in New York
K C Brown and One Round He will meet tonight at Madison Square Garden. Brown signed by the club an hour after defeating Joe Bedell on Wednesday night. The bout will feature fast exchanges and potential stoppage before the crowd.
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K. C. Brown
New York
Brown
Madison
Joe Bedell
Northwestern minor league moguls to attend San Antonio meeting
The Northwestern league will be well represented at the annual meeting of minor baseball leagues in San Antonio on November 15. Attending are President Daggale of the Seattle club Wattelet of Victoria Brown of Vancouver and Judge Metredie of Portland.
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San Antonio
Dagdale
Seattle
Wattelet
Victoria
Brown
Vancouver
Judge Metredie
Portland
Odds on Washington Eleven in Portland
Oregon Washington foot ball game in Portland shown as 10 to 7 in favor of U of W. Northern fans plan a 300 strong Northern Pacific special train, with return options, to attend the November 18 event. Washington squad of 22 departs Thursday. football players sought for Sunday games at Madrona grounds.
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United Press
Portland, Or
Oregon Washington
U. of W
Oregon
Washingtonians
Seattle
Portland
Northern Pacific
Washington
Pacific Coast league magnates head to San Antonio meeting
Magnates from the Pacific Coast league travel to San Antonio to attend the annual Minor League Baseball meeting. Leaders include San Francisco manager Long, Oakland manager Wolverton, and Sacramento manager Graham. Los Angeles’ Henry Berry and Vernon’s Happy Hogan join as reinforcements. The Coast league delegates plan to present several important matters.
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San Francisco
San Antonio
Tex
Long
Wolverton
Oakland
Graham
Sacramento
Henry Berry
Los Angeles
Happy Hogan
Vernon
Fights on with a broken rib in rough bout
Walter Coffey reports a ten round roughhouse in San Francisco where Young Loughrey of Philadelphia fought gamely despite a broken rib. Loughrey absorbed a heavy blow in the second round, but kept going, ultimately losing each round while the crowd praised his courage.
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Iimamahes
Walter Coffey
San Francisco
Young Loughrey
Philadelphia
Tse
Gotham
Loughrey
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