Dutchies, Pat-Macs Vie for eLeague Lead in Seattle
The Pat-Macs travel to Seattle to face the North Pacific team while the Dutchies host Olympia. A Pat-Mac loss and a Dutcies win would create a first place tie in the Shipyard league, with the Todd aggregation meeting the Foundation in Tacoma on Sunday.
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Olympia
Sloan
Pat
Dutchies
North Pacific
Seattle
Pat-Macs
Dutcies
Todd Aggregation
Tacoma
A A U Outdoor Track Field Championships Open in Chicago
The three day A A U outdoor track and field championships begin in Chicago with 75 percent of entrants from the army or navy. Prominent athletes compete across events as the junior races start at the Great Lakes naval training station. Favorites include Meadowbrook Athletic Club Philadelphia, Chicago Athletic Association, Great Lakes station crew, Illinois Athletic Club and Pelham Bay naval station. More than 20 clubs and universities are represented.
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Chicago
Army
Navy
United States
Great Lakes
Naval Training Station
Meadowbrook Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Chicago Athletic Association
Indiaman Captures Individual Rifle Match at Camp Perry
K. J. Mueller of Terre Haute Ind won the national individual rifle match with 289 of 300. A. A. Sipile of the navy team placed second with 284, while E. S. Cummings and G. B. Hall tied for third with 280. The 12 high scorers receive gold medals. Frank Parmely of Burlington Kan won the national pistol match with 285 of 300.
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Camp Perry
K. J. Mueller
Terre Haute
Ind
A. A. Sipile
Navy
E.S. Cummings
G. 8
Hall
San Francisco
Frank Parmely
Burlington
Kan
Farrell to Battle McAllister in Portland War Fund Card
Marty Farrell vows to prove his San Francisco knockout defeat to Battling Ortega was a fluke as he faces Bob McAllister in Portland tonight. A swift first round KO would back his claim in Seattle and the Portland program features several top bouts for a war fund.
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Marty Farrell
Ortega
San Francisco
Bob McAllister
Portland
Farrell
Bob Cold
Seattle
Bob
Mick King
Farmer Evens Up Score With Bonds In Tacoma Fight
Frank Farmer defeated Joe Bonds in a six round bout at Eagles hall in Tacoma. The Northwest heavyweight champion dominated with right and left punches, dropping Bonds to gain an even score. In the semi windup Harold Jones beat Charley Davidson, Ed Hammond beat Grant Randles, and Patsy Cilacco drew with Percy Walker.
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Frank Farmer
Joe Bonds
Tacoma
Eagles’ Hall
Bonds
Farmer
Joe
Harold Jones
Chet MclIntyre
Charley Davidson
Ed Hammond
Grant Randles
Patsy Cilacco
Percy Walker
Levinsky to Box Dempsey in Six Rounds in Philadelphia
The Hebrew heavyweight Battling Levinsky has been matched to box six rounds with Jack Dempsey in Philadelphia. Levinsky, who has pursued Dempsey for months, plans to be in tip top condition for the bout set for September 28.
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Philadelphia
Levinsky
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Market Report Prices for Poultry Veal and Pork
Today’s market report shows prices paid by shippers for poultry veal and pork with figures 60 62.75 3.00 and 2 wt 17 in Seattle reflecting price levels and trading activity. Shipper quoted prices indicate current market conditions and product values in the Seattle area.
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M. Cewccuee
Laconi
Seattle
Dan Says Mick Is Rounding Into Form
Salt reports Mickey King training in Boulder Montana for a Saturday bout in Butte against Battling Ortega. The Australian boxer, gaining friends with a Labor Day win over Leo Benz, nears peak condition and aims for a quick victory. If King defeats Ortega, Salt foresees promoter interest from the South and East.
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Mickey King
Boulder
Mont
Butte
Battling
Salt
Leo Benz
Ortega
California
King
Old Boxer Tiger Smith Returns to Fighting for Duty
New York Sept 20 Tiger Smith the former middleweight pugilist inherits about 6 000 000 in personal wealth and 4 000 000 in Denver real estate after his grandfather’s estate. He plans to join the army and earn a commission while his estate is invested in Liberty bonds during his service.
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Smith
Tiger
Denver
France
University of Washington to field football this year under army program
University of Washington leaders, with President Suzzallo and Coach Hunt, plan to continue football with Army Training Corps support if the War Department approves. A long trip to California or Oregon may be dropped, but a team representing the university is anticipated to face neighboring military teams and the Purple and Gold. Augie Kieckhofer defeats Charles Otis 55 to 25 in billiards as part of a two night series, lead now 100 to 75.
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Army Training Corps
University of Washington
War Department
Suzzallo
Hunt
Patton
University of California
University of Oregon
Neigh
Chicago
Augie Kieckhofer
Charles Otis
Otis
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Mitchell
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Fourth Ave
Spring
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Elliott
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Indiaman
McAllister
Today’s Market Report
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Ranenas
Guatemala
Pontes
Crawford
Elberta
Alexander
Perth
Wilberta
Peanuts
Wwe
Washington
Young America
Oregon
Y. A
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Dan
Mick
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