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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
13
Murphy Stages Comeback in Tacoma Draw with Farmer
In a six round middleweight bout in Tacoma last night Spud Murphy staged a comeback to draw with Frank Farmer after a brutal battle marred by a cut above Murphy’s eye. Local fighters Eddie Hammond and Philo Richardson also appeared on the card with mixed results as the event closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo H. Lassen
Spud” Phy
Golden Gate
Frank Farmer
Kapowsin
Tacoma
Rugged
Murphy
Farmer
Schock
Frank
San Francisco
Frank Lawler
Richardson
Tird Whitman
Philo
Patsey Clacco
Reds Clinch Final Victory in Series Highlight
Hed Eller emerged as the series hero for Cincinnati as the Reds pummeled Chicago. Jackson of the Sox hit the lone homer of the set while Cincinnati collected 16 hits the most in the series. Eddie Kousch misplayed a late eighth inning fly for a non catch and Williams, Chicago’s lefty, lost a third straight start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hed Eller
Cincy Kurier
Chicago Sox
Doe Jackson
Cincinnati
Eddie Kousch
Io Sox
Williams
Star Portsider
Sox
International Sport Club Incorporates in New York
The In tion Sporting Club of New City has formed a membership organization to promote boxing physical culture and athletics. It will maintain buildings for box and sparring contests and strive to raise boxing standards. Incorporators include Gottam R Breckenridge Steele N Dennis Thomas D Con and Alfred L Marilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Intion Sporting Club of
New City
Francis M. Hugo
Gotlam
R. Breckenridge Steele
N. Dennis
Thomas D. Con
Alfred L. Marilley
Trophy Offered To Winner Of Big Race
Frank Burns, a wealthy local sportsman, has donated a gold and silver cup for the Hudson Bay derby the dog classic of the Northland held March 17. Many dogs withdrawn from competition for training push prices up and gold supply around Copper district tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporonto
Frank Burns
Northland
Biddy Bishop Grooms O Brien for Big Mix
Bip the Cincinnati fighter, age 23, 7 feet tall? and 200 pounds, seeks heavyweight title. He boasts 27 fights with 1 win 1 draw and 22 knockouts, aiming to match Dempsey’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddy Bishop Grooms O’brien
Big MIX
Baltimore Orioles Gun Club Hosts Eastern Members Event
Baltimore group hosts a gathering of Eastern members on October 24 to showcase shooting events and club activities at the Orioles Gun Club in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Oriolle Gun Club of
Boldt's French Pas Opens Uptown Deli Venue
A compact write up notes Boldt's French Pas opening at Uptown location 1114 34 Ave and listing nearby 913 2d Ave. The snippet highlights new establishment branding and street addresses for prospective customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown
Hector Meets Anderson Tonight In Elks Ring Main Event
Hector the Bremerton heavyweight faces Ole Anderson from Tacoma in the Salvation Army Smoker main event at the Arena. A win could set up a future bout with Tacoma’s Frank Farmer as Barbeau, Gillam, Casey, Allen, Rogers, Ronda, Gage and Quinn also appear on the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Farmer
Hector
Anderson
Arena
Travie Davis
Morrie Lux
Tacoma
Bremerton
Ole Anderson
Salvation Army
the Elks
Frank Farmer
Tacoma Battler
Frank Barbeau
Harry Gillam
Salt Lake City
Gulum
Barbeau
Harry Casey
France
Jack Allen
Portland
Frankie Rogers
Jimmy Ronda
Red Gage
Eddie Quinn
Austin and Salt Open October 17 Smokers
Local promoters Dan Salt and Lonnie Austin announce their first smoker set for Friday night October 17 at the Crystal pool. Frank Farmer is slated to clash with Young Hector in the main event under current plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Salt
Lonnie Austin
Crystal Pool
Frank Farmer
Young Hector
Coast welter crown clash in Tacoma set for six rounds
In two weeks at Tacoma Travie Davis, the new Coast welterweight champion, will fight Morrie Lux, former champ, in a six round bout. Lux is an in and out fighter. Davis recently beat Jake Abel in Tacoma, proving his class with a neat trim in the City of the Living Dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Travie Davis
Morrie Lux
Lux
Davis
Jake Abel
City of the Living Dead
American League Wins Classic World Series Ten Times
The pennant winners of the American league have emerged from the postseason classic the World Series with 10 victories against five for the National league. There have been 84 games played, the American league has won 46 and the National 38. The American league has tallied 292 runs against 276 for the National.
Reds Triumph in Final Game and Series But Four-Out-Of-Seven Favored
The Reds won yesterday and took the series as Kid Gleason failed to find a pitcher after Williams left the mound. Joe Jackson slugged a homer with two on base. Roush drove in five runs with three singles and two doubles. Hod Eller earned two wins, Dick Kerr shone in his first major league year, and Buck Weaver starred for the Sox with strong fielding and hitting. Seattle fans question Pat Moran as Reds’ leader amid praise for a powerful offense and solid pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hod Eller
White Sox
Hod
Sox
Reds
Kid” Gleason
Williams
Cincy
Chicago
Joe Jackson
Jackson
Rousch
Willow
Dick Kerr
Buck” Weaver
Weaver
Gandil
Reuther
Pat Moran
Seattle
Pat
Cincinnati
A. Hath
Ro Daubert
Teeeee Peisch
A Mehaik
Williama
Jomom
Wilkingon
Oss
Murphy
Vee
Roush
Duncan
Collina
Kopft
Kopf
Neale
Hath
Wilkinson
Daubert
Hite
James
Mit
Bier
Howeh
Eyler Mruck
Veteran cricketers stage charity match in Buckinghamshire
In Buckinghamshire a charity cricket match drew fifteen a side with players totaling 1750 years in age. The youngest was 50 and the oldest 72, Captain Bob Roper of the U S Army heavyweights led the old guard in aid of Wycombe's War Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Buckimhamshire
Wycombe
Budd Doble Drives Three World Champion Trotters
The late Budd Doble drove three world champion trotters Dexter 2 17, Goldsmith Maid 2 14, and Nancy Hanks 2 04, noted for his historic harness racing feats with top standardbreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd Doble
Dexter
Goldsmith Maid
Nancy Hanks
Vet hymn writer makes cycle tour
London May 10 Arthur H. Brown of Brentwood editor of the Gregorian Psalmist and noted hymn tune composer completed his 26th annual cycle tour at age 89 He is known in Essex as The White Rider for his white beard and flowing robe He covers 50 miles daily with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Arthur H. Brown
Brentwood
Altho
Brown
Essex
Penn Soccer at Princeton in First Intercollegiate Match
The University of Pennsylvania team will play its first intercollegiate game against Princeton on November 1 at Princeton's grounds. The contest marks Penn's debut in college soccer and will set the stage for future matchups between the two programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pennsylvania
Princeton
Football Star Back on Grid
Georgia Tech leader Pup Phillips returns to the 1919 Yellow Jackets after marine service. The 215 pound lineman, former 1917 captain and standout, is elected captain again and will start at tackle while backing up the line on defense as the team chases another strong season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Tech
South
Golden Tornado
America
George “Pup” Phillips
Withal
Marines
Phillips
Yellow Jackets
Play Football Without Boots in London Match
In Home Park a Burmese and Gurkha soldiers unit played football barefoot against Hampton police. The police won 2 1 amid evident agility and long shooting ability from the barefooted players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Police
Home Park
Miller May Skipper Latest Cup Defender
Captain Frank Miller, former crew of the Columbia and Constitution and of the Ingomar, is named skipper of a new schooner to be built at Bristol during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Columbia
Constitution
Ingomar
Bristol
THREE BOUTS FOR FULTON IN OCTOBER DATES
A letter from Tom O Rourke says he has Fred Fulton booked for three bouts next month on October 9 15 and 30. The 15th bout is in Paris while the other two take place in London. O Rourke doubts Beckett or Carpentier will fight Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Tom O'Rourke
Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Paris
London
Beckett
Carpentier
Tech to Rebuild With 1917 Veterans
The passage notes a key figure who stopped top backs from Carlisle Auburn Vanderbilt Washington and Lee in 1917, helping Tech gain less yardage and earn fewer first downs than any team that season. It mentions Phillips and five other veterans of the famed 1917 squad returning for the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Carlisle
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Washington and Lee
Tech
Broadway to Open Season With Quays
Broadway and Queen Anne prep schools prepare for a kickoff in a season opener. Key Broadway players are ineligible or injured, opening the door for first time players to start. The lineup features Perrin Braum McCann McNeil Martin Wie Strizeck Hagen Petersen and others as fans expect a strong crowd at the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Queen Anne Prep
Queen Anne
Cat” Rice
Clem Les Walton
Crawford
Jinx
Ed Murane
Tne
Perrin
Braum
McCann
McNeil
Martin
Wie
Strizeck
Hagen
Vincent
Petersen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rogers
International Sport Club Incorporates
the Sporting Goods
STS
THE
Sporting Goods Store
Liberty Bonda Lucio's Jewelry CO
Second Ave
Torrey & Sears
Dugdale
Rainier Ball Park
o'Cloeck
L. Sweet
HERO
Elumr
Bob Roper
U. S. Army
Bill Brennan
Racine
Wis
VET Hymn Writer
Pup” Phillips
Georgia
Miller May
Quays
Seattle Ball Park
Cheasty’s
Cheasty
Kuppenheimer
the Store of Choice
Cheastys
O.c.graves
C.or
Spring Street
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