Boxing Comeback Prospects For Lightie and Seattle Foe
The article outlines comebacks and upcoming bouts involving Pink Man, Harry, and other West Coast boxers. It notes Lightie Pinkman preparing after a long layoff, possible matchups with Bob Harper and Joe Gorman, and Ridley of Seattle planning an Orient tour with stops in Japan and China. Davis may fight Murphy as Portland rings season opens September 28.
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Pinkman
Harry
Ie White
Chicago
Freddie Welsh
Clonie
Bob Harper
Joe Gor
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Edward Win Toceday
White
Shannon
Tacoma
Port Mrelsh
Canada
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Vancouver
B. C
Portland
Joe Gorman
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Duffy
Harper
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Railbirds
Joe Simonich
Davis
Rube Finn
Eddie
Sheene Ren
Eeene
Ridley
Seattle
Anne
Bud
Joe Waterman
Orient
Suwa
Japan
China
Islands
Astralia
Johnny Fiske
Murphy
Clay Hite
Travie Davis
Eddie Looks Fit for Ring Comeback
Eddie appears in good shape as Pinkmam prepares for a comeback bout. He will headline the Pavion event, his first ring appearance in nearly three years, signaling a major return in the boxing scene.
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Pinkmam
Harpes
Veteran Denver Ed Martin Still Aimed For Rings
Denver Ed Martin a veteran colored boxer reportedly knocked out Young Hector in Milwaukie Ore and was seen in New York 15 rounds prior. Joe Waterman recalls a 15 round bout with Martin against Bob Armstrong in 1898 with Armstrong winning before a Jeffries era note. Ortega persists in foul losses, promising a new record after fouls sent him down to Gorilla Jones and others recently.
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Martin
Methussah
Hector
Milwaukie
Ore
Joe Waterman
Bob Armstrong
New York
Armstrong
Jim Jeffries
Favorites Win First Net Tiffs in National Singles
Sept 16Favorites won the early rounds of national singles championships in Philadelphia. William Johnston barely survived a tough match with Hugh Kelicher of Seattle losing 64 64 64. William Til den won easily 16 0 60 61. Marshall Allen of Seattle won his opener in straight sets while Taylor of Seattle fell to Clothier, taking only three games.
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Ladelphia
Altho William Johnston
Hugh Kelicher
Seattle
William Tilden
Marshall Allen
Taylor
Clothier
Local Bike King Enters Oregon Race
Arthur Chiles Land seeks to annex the Pacific Coast amateur bicycle racing championship. Seattle rider Lundberg has dominated Northwest events and aims for future pro success. Sandberg, only 16, rode messenger wheels to fast training and may propel Northwest representation in eastern amateur meets.
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Dayton
Pacific Coast
Arthur “Chiles
Seattle
Portland
Evergreen Park
Lundberg
Seattle Star
Northwest
Sandberg
Messenger Service
Star Soccer league seeks one more junior team
The Star invites one more junior team to join the division as seven teams have entered. Entry is free and teams must inform the sporting editor. Play starts September 25 and runs 14 weeks. Junior eligibility allows players who turn 20 on or after September 25.
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Star Soccer League
the Star
Ruth’s 54th Home Run Ties Record
Babe Ruth ties the 1920 world home run record with his 54th homer this season off Naylor of Philadelphia. With weeks left in the season he may set a mark that could stand for years as he continues his hot hitting.
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Naylor
Philadelphia
Soccer Rules Adopted for Star League Regular Code
Star League publishes its regular code governing junior and senior divisions for the season starting September 25. The document outlines kickoff, halves, throw ins, ball in play, charging, goal rules, penalties, referees, and substitutes for the 800 players in the league.
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Watt
Tigers And Oaks Split In Twin Bill In Oakland
Vernon edged Oakland 9 7 in the morning game and the locals won the second stage. Batteries included Faeth McGraw and Jannah Jones Alten Arnett and Koehler for Oakland. Eddie Jackson Seattle heavyweight reports a newborn son.
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Vernon
Oakland
Faeth
McGraw
Jannah
Jonea
Alten
Arnett
Koehier
Reid
Mitchel
Murphy
Jones Wins 36 Hole Club Championship Match
After weeks of delay the club championship final ended with Johnnie Jones defeating Jim Forde four and three. Jones led early then trailed before a late rally to take the match one up after 36 holes.
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Jim Forde
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Black River
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Barrington
Jim Forde Cilke
Some van Gaasing
Tatatin
A. G. Rae Myera
Classic season quips and winger banter in local gag fest
Clay Hite shares jokes about birds and Caesar to tease a crowd. Commentary blends sports, theater, and humor with names like Adams Boldt Spencer O Neill O Donnell Klepper and Burnett asides about weddings and libraries conclude this lighthearted page.
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Clay Hite
Beavers edge Seattle Indians in tight Portland tilt
Portland with Herman Pillette winning on the mound defeated the Seattle Indians 4 to 3 in a close game. Herb Brenton struggled early but Beavers solved him after the fourth, setting up a doubleheader this afternoon as Beattie, Baker and Grantham contributed offensive support.
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Lac
Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Cabana
Vormom
Portland
Herman Pillette
Seattle Indians
Herb Brenton
Pillettea
Beaver Batemen
Beattie
Grantham
Baker
Adams
Brenton
Spencer
Sinth
Kenworthy
Weeeneeees
Brontos
Pillette
McGhew
Casey
Seals Fall In Crucial Series With 4 3 Loss
In a tense series opener the Seals dropped a 4 to 3 decision as tempers flared and players were sent off. A second game ended 3 0 with the Angels shutout. The readout lists players like Lyone Stanage Couch and Telle, with scattered garbled lines about Los Angeles and San Francisco figures.
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Los Angeles
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Stanage
Couch
Telle
A Angeles
Poeta Seneredits
Relivedhees Rembart Sa' Balawins Hanson, Lewis and Agnew
Indians rely on hitting infield to push pennant bid
Kenworthy moves to third as Rod Murphy shifts to bench and Bates remains at first. Patterson’s strong fielding and steady bat help the Indians during the Coast league chase. Wisterzil and Murphy spark the road trip as Kenworthy stabilizes the infield with a .350 pace along with Bates.
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Bill
Kenworthy
Bill Son
Rod Murphy
Bates
Murphy
Oakland
Hei
Patterson
Indians
Tex Wisterzil
Kem
Stumpf
Worthy
Willow
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Women swimmers medal distribution announced
Medals for the women winners in the Star swimming meet and for second and third in the women's mile are ready to be collected by calling The Star. Men’s medals are not yet ready. Ribbons for first and third places for both genders are prepared and can be obtained by calling The Star.
Roper to Meet O’Hare in New York Tonight
Chicago heavyweight Captain Roper is slated to box Eddie O’Hare in New York tonight. He has an upcoming bout with Carl Morris scheduled for September 23 in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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O’hare
Chicago
Eddie O'Hare
New York
Carl Morris
Tulsa
Okla
Sacramento Moves Up Salt Lake Game Summary
Sacramento moved into second place after defeating Salt Lake. The final score was 7 to 0. Key players included Kunz Elliott Leverena Gould Thurston and Byler with batteries noted as Kunz and Elliott.
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Sacramento
Boctamoenio
Kunz and
Elliott
Leverena
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Broadway Tigers Hire Lichtenberger for Gridiron Season
Broadway announces Raleigh Lichtenberger as new football tutor to lead seven veterans through practice. He comes from Wenatchee where he coached the Apple Pickers to eight straight wins and played quarterback at Jam en Milliken University. The American Legion championship between Rainier Noble and Seattle posts will be decided tomorrow at Draper Park near Des Moines.
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