Sports News Roundup From Coast to Coast Across Sept
Los Angeles announces Walter Nagle sale to Henry Berry for immediate delivery. Riverside reports Lee Delh’s upcoming marriage to Rose V. Leo in Los Angeles. Lexington covers Blue Grass post season pennant clash. Minot notes land lottery for Berthold reservation. Kansas City cites new southwest minor league. Milwaukee tracks Wolgast training for Sept 15 bout. Portland lists pacers Hal McKinney and others in 2:12 trot for $10,000 purse. New York reports James Sullivan’s resignation from boxing commission. New Orleans recalls bout amid arm injury. Calais swimmer Burgese completes English Channel crossing. Oakland notes Eddie Smith death. New York reports Cusack’s death after Sullivan bets loss.
Langford Beats Langford in Ten Round Fight at Garden
Joe Jeannette dominated Madison Square Garden showing power with relentless blows. Sam Langford won the decision after ten hard rounds but failed to deliver the knockout expected by fans.
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Northwestern league scuffle shaping club leadership fallout
Walter McCredie’s preferred Portland manager Hetling briefly coached under waiver rules before Jarry Wolverton scooped him, triggering controversy and a $600 payoff. McCredie then bought Nic Willama as a substitute while other sports notes cover boxing forecasts and umpire Hildy Hildebrand’s stance on player pay.
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Women Swim 16 Miles From New York To Coney Island
Miss Golding and Miss Howard completed a 16 mile open sea race from New York Bay to Coney Island in six hours and one minute. Twelve miles in, waves and rain challenged the field as the two women surged ahead, with Golding leading past Norton’s Point into the Atlantic and finishing first.
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Unclear Names Highlight Local Sports Figures
Fragmentary OCR mentions names such as Cashion Ker Fleury Krause Thomas and references to Washington Mali Now York. Content unreadable. cannot ascertain event, team, or outcome.
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Gustave Touchard Dominates Mixed Tennis Match
New York reports Gustave F Touchard the national doubles champion showed top speed in a mixed doubles bout. Touchard partnered with Miss Holmes against Miss Gillette and Harry Parker. the pair won 6 2 7 6.
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Tigers Falter To Fifth As Giants Edge Tigers In Eleven Innings
The Tigers drop to fifth place after a 9 8 extra inning loss to the Giants. Wiggs started for the Giants, Moe and Sage finishers, while Higgins and Baker led the Tigers. Fred Weed delivered a clutch double in the eleventh as the winning run scored on a passed ball.
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Entries Gather for Seattle Dog Show Competition
Entries for the Seattle Dog Show are arriving fast this week with Boston terriers expected to form a large class. Secretary Palmer notes the breed's rising popularity in the Northwest this year. The first entry is Thorndike Girlie owned by Alfred Carino of Everett, with others from Tacoma and California, and saloon entries close September 10.
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Dreamland Tonight Dance Promises Social Scene
Have your bills collected. Western Collection Co at 433 N Y Block Main 6169 promotes tonight's Dreamland dance as a local social event.
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