White Topples Localite In Quick Seattle Bout
Charlie White of Chicago defeated Dannie Ken of Seattle in the first round in Denver. The scheduled 10 round fight ended after O'Brien was knocked down twice and counted out at nine. Referee awarded the decision to White as Seattle crowds reacted with surprise. O'Brien was a familiar figure in the Seattle ring last season.
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Charlie White
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Dannie Ken
Seattle
Portland
O'Brien
White
O’brien
Ray Campbell
Danny
Everett Football Outlook Dims After Small Turnout
The Everett high school, twice state football champions, faces a gloomy outlook due to the smallest turnout in years. Officials attribute part of the decline to the ban on intercity games in Seattle.
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Everett
Everett High School
Seattle
Giants Off to Spokane to Close Season with Indians
The Seattle ball team departed last night for Spokane to end the season against the Indians. Victoria plays in Vancouver and Tacoma returns for a series with Ballard.
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Spokane
Indians
Victoria
Vancouver
Tacoma
Ballard
Brighouse Arena Fight Postponed Due to Rain
Johnny O Leary and Sally Salvadore fight postponed as rain keeps fans away. Event moved to next Saturday afternoon at Brighouse arena after promoters fear bad weather will deter attendance.
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Sally Salvadore
Brighouse Arena
J. P
Umpire Frary Hails Jack Munroe and Boxing Dreams
The piece profiles Jack Munroe a former heavyweight boxer enlisted as a private in a Canadian regiment and headed to the front. It also recalls Ralph Grunan rising as a top four round lightweight on the Pacific coast with praise from experts. Seattle, Vancouver results and a playful note on an impending umpires day pepper the column.
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Jim Jeffries
Munroe
Pacific Coast
Grunan
Hilly Nolan
Battling Nelson
Willie Ritchie
The Confessions of a Wife Dinner and Dances Dilemma
In a domestic scene the narrator and Dick debate work talk and marriage boredom then attend a musical show. Dick frets at the narrator learning the Texas Tommy with others while she uses humor to challenge unequal privileges, hinting at future developments.
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Jack
Eleanor
Jim Edie
Eleanor Fairlow
Tomorr
German retreat reshapes tactics after Dunkirk landing
Reports say a 100,000 strong Russian landing at Dunkirk or Casfis shifts German plans. The defeat before Antwerp and the fall back from Lille Valenciennes push German forces toward Maubeuge.
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Dunkirk
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Maubeuge
Enthusiastic Support and Opposition Grow for Dearborn Street Project
Enthusiastic support and bitter opposition arise over proposed improvement of the roadway from Dearborn Street to city limits at the south. Condemnation suits may begin as early as Wednesday unless the city council intervenes.
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M Tire Way
Dearborn St
Policewoman De Han Returns Home From Denver Case
Policewoman Margaret De Han arrives home Wednesday with Mrs Mildred Clifford who faces forgery charges over a local draft. The pair were linked to a draft incident stemming from Denver investigations.
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Denver
Mildred Clifford
Meteor to Sail for Alaska From Pilcott Bay
The freighter Meteor of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co will leave Pilcott bay Thursday with a cargo for Alaska. She may make several trips.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Pilcott Bay
Alaska
Flyon Triumphs Over Norton In Sixth Round Battle
Kansas City report notes Pueblo fireman Jim Flyon delivering a sharp finish against Al Norton of California, knockout in the sixth round of a ten round bout. Flyon showed old-time form and secured the stoppage to win the contest.
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Kansas City
Jim Flyon
Pueblo
al Norton
Leach Cross Defeats Johnny Tillman in Wisconsin Bout
M'Carey of Vernon predicted Tillman outclassed by Leach Cross. The scheduled match was called off earlier but last night Cross won by a mile in Hudson Wisconsin.
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Hudson
Wis
Leach Cross
Johnny Tillman
McCarey
Vernon
Leach
Cross
Mike Gibbons Beats George Brown in 10 Rounds
Mike Gibbons of St. Paul won a decision over George Brown after their 10 round bout in Benton Harbor Michigan last night.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
George Brown
Georges Carpentier Joins French Air Corps
French heavyweight star Georges Carpentier volunteers for the aviation corps as Jack Johnson goes to London for a theater engagement after offering aid to France.
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Georges Carpentier
Aviator Corps
Jack Johnson
London
Heilman Shines In Tigers Versus Colts Outfield and Keystone
Harry Heilman, former Portland Colt, now with the Detroit Tigers, proves his all around ability filling in the outfield when Cobb rests and excelling at second base after an injury. Tommy Burns returns from the Antipodes praising Frita Holland the Northwestern welterweight who has impressed in Australia. Holland, at 147 pounds, has not lost a decision and rarely draws. His Berkeley wife accompanies him. Hydroplanist Jim Pugh brings Disturber IV back to America. Quick Maxim, the silencer.
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Portland Colts
Detroit Tigers
Cobb
Hellman
Keystone
Tommy Burns
Antipodes
Frita Holland
Australia
Bors
Holland
Berkeley, Cal
Jim Pugh
America
Maxim
Emblem Winners and League Pennants Across Regions
Houston clinched the Texas league pennant on Labor Day by half a game with Waco finishing second. Other champions included Duluth in the Northern league Harrisboro in the Tri State league and Ottawa in the Canadian league as the season closed yesterday.
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Waco
Duluth
Harrisboro
Ottawa
Drunken joyriders crash car into fruit stand
A trio in a car yelled This is the life and rammed a fruit stand at 28th Ave N W and Market St, destroying the display, splintering a case, then fleeing cross streets. The stand owner H L Campbell reported the vehicle number to police.
Sister Aids Mexican Boxer In Fast Rise On Pacific Coast
The article notes one of his most enthusiastic admirers is a sister who attends his training camp and encourages him. Joe has figured prominently in short distance bouts on the Pacific coast and recently sparred 20 rounds with Charley White of Chicago, praised as a top lightweight prospect.
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Tance
Pacific Coast
Charley White
Chicago
Peace in sight between organized baseball and the Federal League
A labor day secret meeting of the National Commission hints at an amicable settlement between organized baseball and the Federal League. Attendees note minor league efforts helped prompt the talks. Chairman Herrmann declined to comment beyond acknowledging some difficulties were patched up.
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Sept
Organized Baseball
Federal League
National Commission
Labor Day
Herrmann
Standings Snapshot From Early Professional Leagues
The record shows monton 6-1 and new york 4-10 in the national group with St Louis 7-1 and Philadelphia 7-1, plus Brooklyn 4-6 and Chicago 4-3. American table lists Washington 1-7 and Philadelphia 0-8, while Cleveland 4-6 and Detroit 7-3 are noted. Federal section features Buffalo 11-3 and Baltimore 8-4 with Brooklyn 4-12 and Portland 1-8 among others.
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Monday Results From Seattle and Vancouver Scores
Seattle defeated Ballard 9 to 1 while Vancouver posted 9 and Tacoma 1. Victoria Spokane games postponed due to rain with no new date.
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Tacoma
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Nationals Lose 7 0 in Victoria Labor Day Match
The Seattle Nationals, a new soccer team, returned from Victoria after a 7 0 defeat to a visiting side. Several Seattle players left before the game ended.
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Victoria
Labor Day
Seattle
Plans for a New Society Grounded in Sermon on the Mount
Rev. Sydney Strong proposes organizing a new society to be governed by the Sermon on the Mount principles. He says the charter will provide a rock foundation for members lives homes and civilization.
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Sydney Strong
D. D
Strong
Star Want Ad reaches over 45000 homes
The Star Want Ad Department announces its advertising reach now covers more than forty five thousand households, expanding reader access and business exposure through the popular classified service.
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Star Want
Beecher Loses to Mexican Joe in 20 Round Fight
Wililie Beecher loses a 20 round decision to Mexican Joe Rivera in Los Angeles. Rivera wins on points after enduring heavy punishment, trading close range exchanges before sealing victory in the final rounds with precise rights and lefts to Beecher’s head.
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Nelson
Wililie Beecher
New York
Joe Rivera
Rivers
Joe
Beecher
Rivere
Fred Berger Wins Jay E. De Roy Cup At Fort Lawton
Fred Berger defeated a field of 50 top marksmen to win the Jay E. De Roy cup at the Seattle Rifle and Revolver association annual shoot held at Fort Lawton over Labor Day.
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Seattle Rifle and Revolver Association
Fort Lawton
Labor Day
Jay E. de Roy
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