Johnsons Spanish Bull Fight and Seattle Coast League Hopes
The article discusses Jack Johnson in Spain engaging in bull fighting between boxing bouts, his desire to return to the United States and visit Chicago, and mentions Seattle's interest in securing a Coast League baseball berth with local citizens backing a Seattle team amid doubts about recent league performances.
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Sailor and ex Seattle players in army camp baseball games
Reports from Camp Lewis describe a gathering of former Seattle and Tacoma players, forming a strong line of Army camp teams. A Sunday game on the diamond features the Tacoma Knights of Columbus crew versus a picked soldiers’ squad, with Red Oldham set to pitch for the Sammies and other ex-Seattle stars joining the camp.
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Eddie Kline
Seattle and Tacoma
Tenley Raymond
Camp Lewis
Tacoma Knights of Columbus Crew
Red” Oldham
San Francisco Seals
Sammies
Charley Schmutz
Seattle
Walter Malia
Siinger
Bll Mediver
Hap” Morse
Toots” Agnew
Gunboat Smith Outmatched by Dempsey in San Francisco
Gunboat Smith fails to match his former class as Jack Dempsey, the Salt Lake heavyweight, wins the first three rounds of their four round bout in San Francisco. In the fourth, Dempsey chases the Gunner around the ring.
Two Classy Horses Matched for Gallop at Laurel
Baltimore October 3. Khayyam and Hourless, two of the year’s greatest horses, are slated to race one mile and a quarter at Laurel track on October 11. Each horse will carry 126 pounds.
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Baltimore
Khayyam
Hourless
Laurel Track
Gothamites Ready to Sink Roll on Giants
New York fans cheer Charley Herzog returning with old zip as Giants prepare for a key clash with the White Sox. Reports from Philadelphia of the fire Herzog displayed in yesterday's game bolster confidence in the McGraw lineup.
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United Press
New York
McGraw Clan
White Sox
Charley Herzog
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Pep
Philadelphia
Herzomg
Brennan Levinsky Fight Ends In Draw In Boston
Bill Brennan and Battling Levinsky battled 12 rounds to a draw in Boston. Brennan, known for knockouts, could not overcome Levinsky as the two boxers staged a tight bout last night.
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Battling Levinsky
Bill Brennan
United Press
Boston
Brennan
Levinsky
Star Returns To UW Football Preparations
Ernie Tramp Murphy registered yesterday and will practice with the Washington squad. Van De Bogart expected to join soon as coach Jump Hunt laments small turnouts and tightens secret drills. Blake and Henson show promise while Hunt warns of a potential season opener loss to Whitman if turnout remains weak.
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Ernie “Tramp” Murphy
van de Bogart
Huskies
Jump” Hunt
Blake
Queen Anne
Henson
Franklin High
Hunt
Whitman
Real Lady Wins Big Kentucky Futurity Purse
Real Lady won the $14,000 Kentucky Futurity purse at Lexington yesterday with jockey Murphy aboard. The favorite was Miss Bertha Dunn, the world champion 3 year old.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Murphy
Bertha Dullon
World Series Ticket Market Heats Up Amid Scalp Prices
Chicago October news notes White Sox box office issues as fans react to World Series ticket draw. Scalper activity persists with posted prices for six and three game packages including box seats and grandstand options. Management defends scalper claim as myth but prices reflect demand.
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White Sox
Verdun
Cicotte Likely Not to Start World Series Opener
Chicago Oct 3 Eddie Cicotte appears unlikely to start the world series for the White Sox. Manager Clarence Rowland plans to start Red Faber in Game One to gain an advantage and keep Cicotte for opening day in New York, unsettling the Giants who fear facing him.
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Red Faber
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Giants
Cicotte
New York
Ouimet Beats Brady in Western Title Match
Francis Ouimet, holder of the Western title, defeated M. J. Brady, Massachusetts open champion, 5 and 4 in a 36 hole match at Belmont Massachusetts. Ouimet proved too strong for Brady, winning decisively.
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United Pree le
Belmont
Mans
M. J. Brady
Francia Ouimet
Oklahoma Heavyweight Carl Morris Knocks Out Tex McCarthy
Oklahoma heavyweight Carl Morris knocked out Tex McCarthy in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Albany. The bout took place last night with Morris delivering the decisive finish.
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N. Y
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Tex McCarthy
White Sox Rout Indians in Exhibition Fracas
The White Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 5 to 2 in an exhibition at Cleveland yesterday. It was the opening game of a two game series. The Indians appeared flat and lacked energy.
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Wallop Indians
Fracas
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Indians
Planned hazardous devices on Pacific vessels
San Francisco paper reports the arrest of Konrad Schirman a young German chemist identified as a master spy. He allegedly organized a plot to plant hazardous devices on cargo ships plying between San Francisco and Honolulu. District Attorney Preston announced the case noting Schirman has been held incomunicado and will be interned as a dangerous alien.
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United Press
San Francisco
Konrad Schirman
Honolulu
U. S
Preston
Schirman
Madden Secures Draw in Ring at Elks Club Bout
In a boxing card at the Elks Club last night Lloyd Madden fought George Ingle to a draw in the fourth round, with Madden previously outpointed in earlier rounds. Chet Ash lost to Joe Gorman in a four round featherweight bout. Eddie Hammond drew with Tommy Clark. Joe Hill defeated Johnny Moore. Vincent Moore beat Couch in a curtain raiser. Ad Schacht refereed. Sacramento river ranks fourth in U.S. by value of tonnage carried.
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George Ingle
Elks’ Club
Lloyd Madden
Iron Worker
Ingle
Chet Ash
Joe Gorman
Oakland
Eddie Hammond
Tommy Clark
Roscoe Taylor
Clark
Joe Hill
Johnny Moore
Vancouver
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Soldier Boy
Vincent Moore
Couch
Ad Schacht
Ash
National Medical Institute Ad Promises Low Fees for Ailments
An advertisement from the National Medical Institute at 119 Occidental Ave offers cures for varicose veins piles nervous and skin ailments kidney bladder lung and liver diseases and other chronic male ailments for fees as low as five to ten dollars. It invites confidential consultations with no coat or obligation and lists hours from 9 am to 8 pm daily and Sundays 10 am to 1 pm.
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National Medical Institute
Occidental Ave
Baseball Coast League results from Portland and San Francisco
In Portland, Salt Lake fell 4 to 3. In San Francisco, Vernon and At Angeles defeated Oakland 15 to 1 to 0.
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San Francisco
Vernon
Angeles
Oakland
Two Eddies Spying On McGraws Clan
Two Eddies of the White Sox Doblins and Cleotte were in Philadelphia watching the Giants play the Phillies yesterday.
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Philadelphia
White Sox
Doblins
Cleotte
Giants
Phils
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