Boxing match card with weight class bouts listed
A boxing lineup lists Morris versus Ole Anderson at vyweights, Keeler against Harry Williams at heavyweights, Jackson versus Georgie Ross at featherweights, Biases Fitzgerald facing Eli Cassen at bantamweights, and Iki Cannon versus Frank Hayes at welterweights.
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Morris
Ole Anderson
Keeler
Harry Williams
Jackson
Georgie Ross
Biases Fitzgerald
Eli Cassen
IKi@ Cannon
Frank Hayes
Anderson Faces Morris For Fall Arena Heavyweight Bout
By Leo H Lassen Anderson challenges Oklahoma giant Carl Morris in Tacoma Arena opening fall bout. Morris seeks high-stakes fights with Frank Farmer and Fred Fulton on December 12 as he holds the Coast title. Other matches include Keeler vs Williams and Jackson vs Ross with a full card starting at 8:30.
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Leo H. Lassen
le Anderson
Tacoma
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Arena
Anderson
Jack
Morris
Larue
Oakland
Oakland Arena
Anseon
Willie Mee
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Frank Farmer
Seattle
England
Fred Fulton
White Hope
Keeler
Williams
Spokane
Keeler Morris
Jackson
Georgie Ross
Vancouver
B. C
Eli
Fitzgerald
Frank Hayes
Kid
Willie Keeler
Hal Williama
George Ross
Eddie Jackson
Ply Caston
Stan Fitswerath
Kid Can
Sahratitle Brown & Hulen
Balllargeon Bidg
Joe Disard's
Occidental
Yesler
Battersby & Smith
First Ave
Green's Cigar Store
Third Ave
Piper & Taft
Scobey's Cigar Store
Pacific Ave
Boys Who Box Tonight at the Arena
Two major heavyweight prospects clash as Carl Morris and Ole Anderson meet at the Arena tonight. Morris is billed as the biggest man in the ring, while Anderson from Tacoma looks confident and eager to claim the Coast title.
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Carl Morris
Ole Anderson
Arena
Morris
Moose
Tacoma
Cleveland Indians Seeks Southpaw for 1920 Team
The Cleveland Indians seek a good southpaw for their 1920 baseball squad. Manager announces need for another left handed pitcher as only Fred Coombe currently counts as a southpaw. The club lists ten regular right handers and four recalled from the minors.
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Cleveland
Speaker
Cleve Indians
Fred Coombe
Indiana
All-Coast Stars Sought In Fan Selections For Coast League
Seattle readers submit imagined lineups for the Coast league after the season. Fans debate picks, including Holling and Meusel, with several teams listed by fans such as Axlund and Brown. Selections emphasize pitchers, catchers, infielders, and outfielders from Tigers Beavers Angels Bees Seals Solons and other clubs.
Hoppe Stands Unbeaten as 18.2 Billiards Tourney Advances
On October 22 in New York William P. Hoppe remains the sole undefeated player in the national 18.2 balk line billiards championship as the third round opens. Slosson faces Morningstar while Sutton meets Cochran, Schaefer encounters Yamada, and Hoppe plays Sutton in tonight’s headliner.
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New York
William P. Hoppe
George F. Slosson
Ora Morningstar
George PB. Sutton
Welker Cochran
Jake Schaefer
Koji Yamada
Hoppe
Sutton
How Would This Team Look Jim
Jim Brewster and associates assemble a dream ball club at Brewster’s cigar stand in the Seaboard building. The lineup lists Fournier at first, Krug at second, Meu sel at third, Mitchell at short, Cooper in left, Killefer center, Crawford in right, Sweeney and Bassler as catchers, Dell Piercy Brown Crandall Seaton as pitchers, with Chadbourne and Bates as utility players.
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Hayes Frank Hayes
Hayes
Fournier
Angels
Waves
Smwashes
Meusel
Tigers
Johnson
Bees
Short
Chadbourne
Walsh
Siwashes
Raiier
Houck
Thomas
Dell
Oldham
Beavers
Seaton
Seals
Bassler
Seattle
RE. Schorr
Seattle Hurler
Edward Smeltzer
Beattie
Lyle Bighee
Blue
Krug
Kees
Mitchell
Crawford
Jim Brewster
Brewster
Seaboard
Jim
Cooper
Oaks
Killefer
Sweeney
Smashes
Piercy
Solons
Brown
Crandall
Bates
Unclear OCR fragment lists players and teams
Fragmentary text names players and teams such as Meld Rassler Anan Baker Reavers Thomas Siwashes Dell Tigers Oldham Heavers Brown Angels Crandall Angels Schorr Siwashes Bigbee Siwashes Bates Angels.
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Iece
Rassler
Anan
Baker
Reavers
Thomas
Siwashes
Dell
Tigers
Oldham
Ellensburg Fan Names All-Coast League Selections
Edwin Van Gees from Ellensburg Washington earns a spot in the All-Coast league selections with Magehart of Been in the outfield. Karl Crandall of the Angels is placed at second base with positions listed for Crandall Finneman Heaton Dale and other players in the team lineup.
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Ellensburg
Edwin van Gees
Wash
Senda
Magehart
Been
Karl Crandall
Angels
Dail
Measel
Foot Ng
Johnson
Bees
Maggert
Hees
Lef
Crawford
Holes
Bassler
Crandall
Finneman
Tigers
Brown
Could Hees
Heaton
Seals
Dale
Krug
Walter
Solens
Kilbane to retire and Lynch set to receive crown
Cleveland Oct 22 John Kilbane featherweight champion plans retirement around Christmas possibly delaying until February to complete eight years as champion He intends to hand his title to Joe Lynch of New York Kilbane has entered local politics running for alderman and may seek sheriff office next year
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Cleveland, CO
Johnny Kilbane
The
Feathers
Joe Lynch
New York
Kilbane
Sheriff
Yale Loses But Boston Stars Suffer Injuries
Boston players Fitzpatrick Corrigan Scanlon Dove and Kelly were injured and may miss the Army game after a win over Yale. The club faces weeks of recovery, clouding their victory with concern over key stars.
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YALE
Boston Stars
Boston
Boston College
Three Glove Programs on Tap in the Northwest
Boxing action hits the Pacific coast with Seattle Portland and Tacoma events this week. Carl Morris and Ole Anderson top Seattle, Joe Rivers meets Alex Trambitas in Portland, Morrieaux faces Frank Marrieau in Tacoma. Rivers and Lax seek wins to keep Northwest chances alive. Eddie Hammond battles Lloyd Madden in Tacoma as a thriller.
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Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Carl Morris
Ole Anderson
Joe Rivers
Alex Trambitas
Tecoma
Morrieaux
Frank Marrieau
Vancouver
Ole
Carl
Rivers
Lax
Northwest
Eddie Hammond
Lloyd Madden
Hammond
Miller
Madden
Joe Jeannette Bound for West. Ketchell Gains Local Sunset Support
Veteran heavyweight Joe Jeannette, guided by manager Benny Murphy, heads west after a long career marked by top ratings though past his prime. California welterweight Young Ketchell has impressed local fans training with Carl Morris, recently defeating Harry Casey in Yakima.
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Joe Jeannette
Benny Murphy
Murphy
Hartfield
Seattle
Jeannette
Young Ketchell
California
Carl Morris
Carl
Harry Casey
Yakima
Kruvosky to Meet Gunboat Smith in Seattle Tonight
California heavyweight Kruvosky will face veteran Gunboat Smith tomorrow night in Seattle. A victory could set up a bout with the Ole Anderson Carl Morria winner, adding a possible title clash to the schedule.
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Kruvosky
Gunboat Smith K
California
Gunboat Smith
Smith
Seattle
Ole Anderson Carl Morria Setto
Y Club to Form Basket League and Plan Volleyball
The Y swimming and athletic clubs move toward organized competition this week with a cap of five teams for the basketball circuit. Y members will be eligible. university and local associations aid in forming volleyball leagues. Plans include wrestling classes and a PN A mat meet next spring. The Y is now a member of the Amateur Athletic Union and basketball first teams will be chosen by Coach Wells on November 1 for a December 1 season start.
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Harry Withers
Vance
Wells
Backfield Interference Tactics From Walter Camp 1919
Walter Camp explains football interference as the key to successful backfield play. Linemen should block while preventing the tackler from reaching the ball carrier, staying grounded, timing dives, and using body mechanics to remove opponents from play without tripping. Continuous pursuit after initial contact is essential to free runners.
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Enda
Tennis Named Major Sport In East Now
Eastern colleges have elevated tennis to major sport status. Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association may merge into a larger body. Original members Cornell Dartmouth Harvard Princeton Pennsylvania Yale, with additions from Amherst Bates Bowdoin Massachusetts Tech Trinity Tufts Wesleyan Williams and more hoped.
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Seaboard
Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association
Cornell
Dartmouth
Harvard
Princeton
Pennsyvania
Yale
Frown
Amherst
Bates
Bowdoin
Massachusetts Tech
Trinity
Tufta
Wesleyan
Williama
Boxing cards set at Cream City A. C. in Milwaukee
Eddie Fitesimmones and Lew Tend ler are matched to box ten rounds before the Cream City A. C. in Milwaukee October 31.
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Eddie Fitesimmones
Lew Tendler
Cream City A. C
Milwaukee
Bethlehem Steel F C Shows Class in Denmark
After a 10 week absence Bethlehem Steel F C, the American champions, returned home after a tour that included six wins, two losses, and four draws in Sweden and Denmark. They played Denmark to a 1–1 draw in Copenhagen, with three Bethlehem goals ruled offside by the referee. The club had competed in national championships and the American FA Cup and National League this season.
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Sweden
Denmark
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Norway
Copenhagen
Holland
Bethlehem i
Griffiths, Noted Trickster of Trades, Seeks World Series Break
Tom Griffith, labeled the un luckiest major leaguer, was traded twice yet helped teams win pennants. He moved from the Boston Braves to the Reds where they seized the pennant, then from the Reds to the Dodgers as they captured the flag. Speculation swirls Brooklyn may repeat if they trade him again.
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Tom Griffith
Toston Braves
Reds
Braves
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Red Letter Football Day Scheduled for November 8 1919
The November 8 gridiron schedule features key matchups across the nation. Chicago and Michigan clash on Stagg Field while Minnesota faces Illinois. Princeton meets Harvard and Yale battles Brown. Southeastern rivals Georgia Tech plays Washington and Lee as Virginia meets Georgia in Athens.
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Chicago
Michigan
Stagg
Iiliiola
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Northwestern
Iowa
Evanston
Purdue
Ohio State
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Brown
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Washington and Jefferson
Notre Dame
Army
Penn State
Lehigh
Georgia Tech
Washington and Lee
South Atlantic
Virginia
Athens
University of Georgia
Vanderbilt
University of Alabama
Yale Player Thorne Murphy Emerges as Prize Drop Kicker
Yale shows promise with Thorne Murphy, son of late Mike Murphy, a noted track coach and football trainer, taking the prize drop kicking role for Jar Yale and Pennsylvania.
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Yale
Thorne Murphy
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Grid Stars Don't Show Real Class
New York Oct. 22 United Press staff correspondent Henry L Farrell reports Eastern coaches note many top players from Yale Harvard Princeton and Navy are sidelined by injuries after tough seasons. He cites Yale with ten players in the infirmary including Thorne Murphy and Aldrich while Harvard and Princeton list stars out as well. The piece questions whether postwar strain or harsh drills under Yale era coach Walter Sharpe contribute to the injuries and contrasts Yale practice methods with Penns scrimmage emphasis under Bob Folwell.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Star
France
Yale
Thorne
Murphy
Braden
Cap Callahan
Graham
Welles
Ne LaRoche
Crane
Aldrich
Harvard
Mray
Ralph Horween
Casey
Princeton
Cen Murray
Navy
Ewan and
Graves
Criti
Sharpe
Eli
Pennsylvania
Bob Folwell
Lew Loses on Foul in Third Round to Johnny Noye
In Denver on Oct 22 Lew was defeated by Johnny Noye on a foul in the third round. Tendler’s backers protested the decision claiming it was to be a no decision bout and that a doctor’s examination showed no foul blow.
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Denver
Lew
Johnny Noye
Tendler
Featherweight bout set for October 31 in Jersey City
Pat Moore of Memphis will fight Patsy Johnson from Trenton in an eight round featherweight bout in Jersey City on October 31. Charley White of Chicago and Mel Coogan of Brooklyn are also signed and further signings aim to assemble an all star lineup including Ted Lewis and Jim Griffiths.
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Jersey City
N. J
Pat Moore
Memphis
Patsy Johnson
Trenton
Charley White
Chicago
Mel Coogan
Brooklyn
Ted Lewis
Jim Griffiths
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