Morris to Fight Fulton in England as Anderson Threatens Trip
Carl Morris the giant Oklahoma heavyweight will meet Jed Fulton in a 20 round bout in London on December 12 as Ole Anderson trains in Tacoma to spoil Morris trip. Morris plans coast fights before England and aims to KO Ole in a couple of rounds if the Swede fights. Anderson, training under Chet McIntyre, is preparing for the Tacoma clash while Morris spars at the Arena gym preparing for the final lead up.
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Carl Morris
Fulton
England
Ole Anderson
Leo H. Lassen Morris
Oklahoma
Jed Fulton
Minnesota
Idon
Jack Russell
Morris
Bert Cochrane
London
ac@ Morris
Eng
Tacoma
Northwest Athletic Club
Fat” LaRue
LaRue
Willie Meehan
Frank Farmer
Smithk
Kruvosky
San Francisco
Beckett
Lf Morris
Fred Fulton
Hoagland
Joe Beckett
Dempsey
Big Carl
Ole
Carl
Anderson
Chet McIntyre
Seattle
Ole Inac
Willie Keeler
Young Ketchell
Arena Gymnasium
Keeler
Ketchell
Joe Beckett to Meet Georges Carpentier on December 4
London reports Joe English heavy weight boxer Joe Beckett will fight French star Georges Carpentier in London on December 4. Promoter Cochrane announced the bout last night and indicated no obstacle could stop the match. A future title bout with champion Dempsey is discussed for the spring under tentative agreements credited to Jack Kearns.
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London
Joe English
Georges Carpentier
Cochrane
Hiness
Dempsey
Jack Kearns
German in six round bout tops Seattle card
Ward shows in action in Seattle as Mexican welterweight Rivera fights Alex Trambitas in Port before a six round bout. Galt aims to manage affairs for Marvahan Bedteeight. German last fought Har, won easily, out of the ring for time, popular with crowds. McCarthy seeks North trip, Ketchel beat Casey at Yakima, bout halted after a knockdown and outpointing.
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Marvahan
Leral Bedteeight
Rose City
Harthie
Bob Evana
Seattle
Ketchel
Casey
Weiter
Yakima
Cross Wins 1 City Bout. Latzo Knockout
In New Jersey on Oct 21 Cross outpointed Steve Latzo in a nine round bout here last night. J Cable of the Montreal A A broke the Canadian javelin mark with a 141 foot throw, surpassing his previous best.
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J. Cable
Montreal A. A
Original White Hope Carl Morris Seeks Heavyweight Title
Carl Morris, once called the Original White Hope, trained in Oklahoma before rising as a contender. He impressed Northwest club fans at Arena gym by recalling his bouts with Fred Fulton, claiming Fulton fouled him twice and that a recent match ended with a low blow after Morris lost his temper.
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Morris
Oklahoma
Job
Carl Morris
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Ring
Northwest
Arena Gym
Fred Fulton
Fulton
Morris Faces Dempsey Prospect After Fulton Bout
The 225 pound, 6 foot 4 Morris, once knocked out by Dempsey, prepares for a possible rematch after beating Fulton, Beckett and Anderson. The undercard includes Willie Keeler vs Harry Williate in heavyweight, Georgie Koss vs Eddie Jackson at featherweight, Ross from Vancouver, B C, and Stanley Fitzgerald against Eli Caston with Kid Cannon and Frank Hayes opening the show.
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Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Fulton
Beckett
Anderson
Morris-Anderson
Willie Keeler
Harry Williate
Spokane
Georgie Koss
Eddie Jackson
Ross
Vancouver
B. C
Stanley Fitzgerald
Eli Caston
Battling Newaboy
Kid Cannon
Frank Hayes
Brains Drive Back's Job Says Walter Camp
Instructional piece by Walter Camp on football tackling and ball handling. Emphasizes keeping arms back during tackles, leaving feet strategically, and reading interference. Advises on fumbles, forward passes, running with the ball, and using wind and deception to gain advantage. Copyright 1919 NEA.
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Walter Camp
Local stars face eligibility and lineup changes this season
Queen Anne star Young Mays is ineligible after passing the 21 year age limit. Lincoln high adds Jack Pickering to basketball duties while Percy Emvedt and Thorton Martin headline Broadway on track. Franklin expects Bert Cole at center and Big Tynell battles for all city grid honors as Mt. Baker lists eight veterans.
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Young Mays
Queen Anne
Percy Emvedt
Thorton Martin
Egvedt
Martin
Bert Cole
Franklin
Mt. Baker
English tennis team for Sydney challenge round named
The English lawn tennis team to face Australia in the December challenge round at Sydney includes Lieut. Col. A. R. J. Kingscote Major A. L. Lowe and A. B. Beamish.
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Sydney
A. R. J. Kingscote
A. TL. Lowe
A. Be, Beamish
Plans for $300,000 Los Angeles natatorium in Roman style
Plans are on foot for a spacious natatorium in Los Angeles costing 300000 dollars. The proposed building aims to be the center of aquatic activities and features a Roman architectural design.
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Los Angeles
Trip K by Razz Berry and the World Series Debris
Harry Pollack claims Freddie Welsh bit his car while Freddie counters Harry fell on a broken bottle. The piece riffs on Jimmy Smith’s jazz at the White Sox, Lon Stagg coaching Maroons in an electric coupe, Johnny Kilbane's Cleveland council bid, Meehan aiming to whip Dempsey, and fans noting World Series payday after Morris Rath’s marriage, all in a rapid-fire celebrity chant.
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Razz Berry
Harry Pollack
Freddie Welsh
Freddie
Harry
Jimmy Smith
White Sox
Jimmy
Jennings to Quit Tigers Cobb for Job
Detroit reports Hughie Jennings tendered his resignation as Detroit Tigers manager. Rumors say owner Frank Navin requested it, while others cite the team’s poor showing as the wedge. Ty Cobb slated to manage and play center field with a $25,000 annual salary plus a top bonus for pennant victory next season.
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Detroit
Hughie Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Frank Navin
Tigers
Scranton
Jennings
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Cobb
Dan Howley
Howley
Candil Is Due for Blue Slip
Chicago club notes a shakeup before the 1926 season. Chick Gandil leaves the White Sox, Swede Risberg to replace him, and Mec Nally to take Risberg’s shortstop spot. Gleason may reshuffle the outfield and infield while pitching looks weak though Cicotte Williams Kerr Noyes show promise.
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Chicago To Sox
Arnold “Chick” Gandil
White Sox
Risberg
Sox
Gleason
Cicotte
Williams
Dick Kerr
Wilkinson
American Association
Win Noyes
Athletics
New York Managers Buy Controlling Cuban Jockey Club Interest
Charles A. Stoneham and John J. McGraw principals of the New York NL club acquire a controlling stake in the Cuban-American Jockey Club of Havana. The price rumored above $1,000,000 excludes the clubhouse and privileges. H D Brown remains president and general manager for the season.
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Charrles A. Stoneham
John J. McGraw
New York National League Club
Faulk Shifts to Fullback for Washington Eleven
University of Washington coach Hunt moved Ted Faulk to fullback and Dave Logg to end after a rough session. Logg may not be up to par. Faulk remains a strong end, with crossings of other positions still unsettled. Tidball returns from injury and may get a chance. Whitman reports Missionaries are fast, while Washington fields a heavy line and a versatile backfield.
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Dave Logg
Hunt
University of Washington
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Faulk
Navy
Dailey
Williams
Able
Bekmann
Townsend
Butler
Watcher
Tidball
Washington
Whitman
Borleske
Georgia Tech to face Pittsburg gridders this Saturday
After a loss to Syracuse, Pittsburg prepares to host Georgia Tech in a key matchup. The Golden Tornado return north seeking a national title, aiming to topple Pitt after last year's heavy defeat. Warner’s Panthers look for renewed form following a Pitt win.
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Syracuse
University of Pittsburg
Georgia Tech
Pittsburg
Golden Tornado
Pitt
Tech
Panthers
Warner
Baseball News from the Coast and Beyond
Reports from multiple circuits describe a volatile season with rain delays in Portland, trades involving Joe Wilholt to the Western league, and MM Rodgers favoring Salt Lake replacements Vancouver or Spokane. A St Paul Vernon game in Los Angeles drew 20 260 spectators, while batting race chatter cites Hornsby and Roush with disputed totals and alleged unearned hits by Pirates scorers.
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Wichita
Bill Clymer
Heattie Crew
Los Angeles
Joe Wilholt
MM Rodgers
Solons
Vancouver
Spokane
Hornsby
Cardinals
Rousch
Cincy
Pirates
Pittsburg
Horneby
Martin's First Pro Bout Looms for Bob Martin
Bob Martin famed heavyweight from allied armies makes his American pro debut October 28 in Akron against Joe Bonds who has 10 rounds with Jack Dempsey. If Martin wins decisively he faces bigger challenges. a loss risks returning to rubber plants. Bronson mans his training as Martin learns the professional game before a possible Dempsey meeting.
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Fred Turbyville
Bob Martin
America
Akron
Joe Bonds
Jack Dempsey
Martin
Jimmy Bronson
Bronson
Bonds
Bob
Dempsey
Babe Ruth Threatens Pay Raise Over Contract Dispute
Babe Ruth, the Boston slugger, demands a raise from 9000 to 20000 dollars per season with one year left on his contract. He warns that if owners do not concede he will pull a "Carl Mays" and refuse to play until paid.
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Babe’’ Ruth
Boston
Babe
Carl Mays
Franklin Favored To Beat Ballard Outfit
The Franklin football eleven is expected to win against the lighter Ballard squad on Thursday. New faces Carmen Segel and Robert West will appear for Franklin along with Wise Abner and Captain Piggott. The Green and Black lineup spotlights a weak center but strong end guards as the team faces Shingleweavers.
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Ballard
Roseberg
Carmen
Segel
Robert West
Wise
Abner Carmen
Tugnell
Piggott
Boldt's French Par A Try Listed Uptown
The note references Boldt's French par A try at Uptown locations 1414 3d Ave and 913 2d Ave with uncertain details about the street name Eowel or similar.
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Uptown
Eowel
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