Eddie Brewster Fights Eagles at Pavilion in Seattle Show
Eddie Brewster and Eddie Eagles faced off in a crowded Pavilion show. Eagles won by decision with strong defense, while Pinkman, Britt, and Ad Schacht also fought, displaying grit though yielding in key rounds. Anacortes and Seattle competitors mixed in the card with several notable showings.
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Leo H. Lassen
Eddie Brewster
Seattle
Harry Eagles
Ornia Lightie
Eagles
Nkman Carrité
Terpsichorean
Pinkah
Mary
Edward
Ned
Pinkman
Billy Burke
Harrahan
Britt
Tacoma
Ad Schacht
Star Teams to Mix in Pin Premier
N Brooks and Boldt's cafe lead City league with two strongest teams. O'Donnell brings one of the strongest cafe lineups for opening night at Ideal alleys. Harry Huntoon's haberdash and Elks 92 clash Hat & Oliver's five at Elks alleys with a full schedule listed for matches starting at 9.
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N. Brooks
Boldt
Cafe
Tom O'Donnell
Harry Huntoon
Elks
Hat& Oliver
Tris to Join Club Sland Nadelphia
Tris, Cleveland manager, left for Nadelphia to join the club. He has an injured knee but reports improvement beyond expectation.
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Tris
SLAND
Cleveland
Nadelphia
Speaker
Boxing at the Pavilion Draws Notables and Sparks Spectacle
Johnny Jordan felled Cecil Williams in the opening bout as the Pavilion crowd roared. Ringside figures included Wee Coyle, Dr. Thomas, Sam Brown, and Eddie Neil supporters, with Harry Casey and Eddie Pinkman drawing attention amid speeches and dancing skits.
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Johnny Jordan
Cecil Williams
Pavilion
12Th
Jackson
Wee Coyle
Dr. Thomas
F. K. Struve
Vernon pitcher Rank Shellenback Likely Out For Season
GOOD NIGHT RANK SHELLENBACK, Vernon ace righthander, may have pitched his last game after elbow injury requiring operation. He was a top spitball pitcher in the P C loop and Vernon rues his loss. Hughey High, Tiger outfielder, also sidelined for season with injuries.
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Rank Shellenback
Vernon
P. C
Hughey High
Tiger
Portland Commissioner Quits After Three Years
ALTER HONEYMOON resigned from the Portland boxing commission after three years of service. Joe Wood will succeed him as a member. Honeymoon gave no reason but disliked the petty razzing that marred the sport in Portland. His departure is seen as a blow to Bob Evans, whom Honeymoon supported, while Wood is believed to oppose Evans.
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Portland
Alter Honeymoon
Portland Boxing Commission
Joe Wood
Honeymoon
Hose City
Bob Evans
Evans
Robert
Commission
Rose City
Wood
Dope Van Ghent Named Stanford Grid Coach
ENE VAN GHENT, former Wisconsin tackle and 1913 Western champion back, becomes Stanford football coach. A multi sport athlete at Wisconsin, he later coached at Missouri and Texas, served as an artillery officer in the war, and is a classmate of last year’s Stanford coach Walter Powell.
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Ene van Ghent
Stanford University
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Walter Powell
Stanford
van Ghent
Missouri
Texas
Hawaiian Swimmers Ordered to Western Championship
Hawaiian stars Pua Kealoha and Warren Kealoha were ordered to represent Hawaii at the far western championships in San Francisco after a benefit baseball game in Honolulu raised enough funds. Warren, world backstroke champion, recently claimed Olympic honors, while Pua is viewed as Duke Kahanamoku’s successor in short sprint events. They will depart soon, per island reports.
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Pua Kealoha
Warren Kealoha
San Francisco
Honolulu
Warren
Pua
Duke Kahanamoku
Island
Gibbons Knocks Out Reed Extending Streak
Tommy Gibbons adds another knockout to his string, defeating veteran Wild Bill Reed in a bout. Critics note Reed and past foe Willie Keeler among the list, cautioning that ring lore shouldn’t overstate Gibbons punching power.
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Tommy Gibbons
MY Gibbons
St. Pau
Bill Reed
Bill
Hector
Tommy
Reed
Willie Keeler
Triangular golf match eyed before amateur championship
The East Middle West and Pacific Northwest teams meet in St. Louis for a three squad golf contest as a lead in to the national amateur championship starting next Saturday. Pacific Northwest is led by H Chandler Egan with players Von Eim Stein Stell Spier Biggerstaffe Wilson Egan Stindl Smith Willing and Wilhelm from Seattle Portland Salt Lake and Victoria. The opening match is set for today.
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ST. Louis
Middle West
Pacific Northwest
H. Chandler Egan
George von Eim
Salt Lake
Ben Stein
Leo Stell
Clark Spier
Seattle
Biggerstaffe Wilson
Victoria
Guy Stindlfer
Russel Smith
Dr. O. F. Willing
Rudy Wilhelm
Portland
Kerr Stifles Yankees. Giants Win 12 Inning Tilt
Dicky Kerr limited the Yankees to half a game lead as Chicago won 6 to 2. Cleveland routed Philadelphia. In the National League, the Giants defeated the Reds in a 12 inning thriller at Cincinnati, while Pittsburgh beat Boston to stay near the pace.
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New York
Dicky Kerr
Yankees
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Pacific Coast
Lee Anmelem
Beattie
Vernon Auanee
Portland Ae
Angoleo
Eeerecesssese Fiz
Vernon Sent
Nebf
Bsanilee
Shea Bmithanyder
Luque
Donohue Hargrave
Wingo
Pittabure
McQuillan, Fillingim
Neill Carlson Oveschaer Coeney
Detroit
Kerr
Gebaixs Harper
Inogers
Devermer
Sotheron
O'Neil
Moore
Freeman
Wolf
Perkins
Myatt
Louls
Washington
Shocker
Mogridge
Erickson, McEhee
Picinich
New York Seethes Over Gambling Amid World Series Buzz
New York reels from a gambling surge as race betting spreads through daily life from janitors to elevator operators. Bookmakers operate openly in the city’s hub with oral betting dominating and a reported daily turnover around a million dollars at a central gambling nexus.
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New York
Brenton Humbles Beavers Triumph Over Beavers
Seattle Indians defeated Portland 6 to 2 as Brenton pitched effectively for Seattle. Kenworthy drove in four singles, Eldred added three, while Pilette issued wild pitches four times. Patterson shined in the field but struggled at bat. Reed Murphy and Bates also contributed as Seattle broke Portland’s jinx.
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Herb Brenton
Seattle Indians
Portland
Herman ™Lette
Bill Kenworthy
Brick Eldred
Seattle
Middleton
Lane
Bill Patterson
Red Murphy
Bates
Patterson
Ann
Ginglards
Krog
Hale
Darga Ors
Cavaceses Deocool
Searie
Cubs Have One Man Ball Team
Chicago reports a one man ball team in the Cubs led by Johnny Kelleher a versatile infielder who has played every position from first to shortstop. The piece notes his graceful fielding and a .349 batting mark as evidence of his value and all around capability for the club.
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Hicago
Chicago
Johnny Kelleher
Cubs
Artie Hofman
Kelleher
Johnny
Deal
Hellecher
Grimes
Tilden and Johnston to Play Today in National Tennis
In Philadelphia on Sept 14 William Tilden defeated Zenzo Shimidzu 6-4 6-4 6-3 9-7 to reach the fourth round. William Johnston edged Vincent Richards after a long struggle and moves on as favorites in the national singles championship.
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New York
Mlle
Suzanne Lenglen
Paris
Philadelphia
Wiliam Tilden
William Johnston
Johnston
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
N. Y
Tilden
Zenzo Shimidzu
Davis
Last Day To Enter Star Soccer League
Entries for The Star soccer football league close Thursday at 6 p m. Junior and senior teams are welcome and managers should call The Star sporting editor before closing time tomorrow. The editor will answer questions and the complete season schedule with rules will be published Saturday.
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Star Soccer Football League
Star Sporting Editor
Star
Beattie Football Team Backers Meet at The Star
Former high school and university gridiron players are invited to gather at The Star tonight at 8 p m to discuss forming a Beattie representation team. The session will be led by Dat Rice, the former Broadway player.
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Star Office
the Star
Beattie
Dat” Rice
Broadway
Brennan and Fulton Next Big Fight Talks Begin
Leo Flynn, manager of Bill Brennan, rejected a $12,000 offer from Paul Ding of Philadelphia for an eight round Brennan versus Fred Fulton bout. Flynn aims to secure higher pay by arranging the clash at a major New York club.
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New York
Leo Flynn
Bill Brennan
Wire
Paul Ding
Philadelphia
Brennan
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Minn
Flynn
Brennan-Fulton
Ballard Coach Ira Pease Exudes Cautious Optimism for Season
Beavers coach Ira Pease, nicknamed the miracle man of 1920 prep football, remains gloomily hopeful about Ballard’s prospects. He trains players daily, cites last year’s ball handling and defense as keys, notes Pease’s James Milliken background, and mentions ties to Raleigh Lichtenberger, a Broadway coach and fellow Milliken alumnus.
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Gilmour Dobie
Ira Pease
Ballard High School
Harrison
Pease
James Milliken University
Pepper
Raleigh Lehtchtenberger
New Broadway
Lichtenberger
James Milliken
Jimmy Ashworth
Iowa State University
Frush Trains Hard for Featherweight Title Fight
Frush concentrates on road work and shedding one pound as he eyes a Saturday title bout with Johnny Kilbane in Cleveland. In Philadelphia, Lew Tencher defeats Sailor Freedman in an eight round decision.
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Cleveland
Danny Frush
Johnny Kilbane
Philadelphia
Lew Tencher
Sailor Freedman
Chicago
Bud Ridley Fights Charley Burns In Vancouver Main Event
Seattle featherweight Bud Ridley boxes Vancouver light weight Charley Burns in the smoker at Vancouver B C in a 10 round main event tonight.
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Bud Ridley
Seattle
Rough House
Charley Burns
Vancouver
B. C
All Coast Teams to Open Work
Under coach Bagshaw the University of Washington begins first practice tomorrow at 4 o clock on Dennny field with up to 35 players. Other Coast schools start their initial turnouts tomorrow as September 15 marks the earliest start for Pacific Coast conferences.
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Enoch Bagshaw
University of Washington
Dennny Field
Bagshaw
Washington
University of California
Altho
One Fifth of New York City's Population Unnaturalized
An estimate suggests about twenty percent of New York City's residents are not naturalized citizens. The statistic highlights ongoing immigration and naturalization dynamics in the metropolis.
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New York City
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