Ed Feill’s Sports Comment Sparks Coast Boxing Clash
Ed Feill writes that Ed Hagen, a Seattle area cop, will fight any challenger anywhere in four rounds. Hagen challenged McIntyre of Tacoma and Willard or Smith hooks are teased. McIntyre, now Smelter Athletic Club athletic director, vows to defend his coast heavyweight claim. Reports from Camp Lewis mention Frankie Saun.
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Pacific Coast
Ed Hagen
Seattle
Hagen
McIntyre
Smelter Athletic Club
Tacoma
Jess Willard
de M'Intyre
Boxing notes on draft status and Seattle matchups
The article discusses Saunders Casey and Harry Casey as draft entrants with Saunders reportedly passed due to injuries. Joe Rivers’ status is unclear with rumors of a Rivers Pinkman bout. Eddie Pinkman denies any bout and plans to retire from boxing. Eddie Camp! gets another chance at Frankie Malone as return dates approach. The boxing season opens in Portland on the 28th with six round bouts and updated rules reducing knockouts from ending rounds. familiar Seattle fighters Madden Casey and Davidson headline cards.
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Harry Casey
Seattle
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Casey
Boise
Ida
Lee Morrissey
Jof Rivers
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Joe Rivers
Eddie Pinkman
Fort Worden
Eddie
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Eddie Camp
Frankie Malone
Bob Shand
Oakland
Portland
Lloyd Madden
Joe Benjamin
Jimmy Dundee
Charlie May
Jack Wagner
Charley Davidson
Joe Hoff
Billy Ryan
Joe Leonard
Madden
Davidson
Morris Rath Takes Coast League Batting Lead
San Francisco reporters note Morris Rath moves ahead of Justin Fitzgerald as Coast League batting leader. Rath increased his average by seven points after a week, lifting him from a tie at .3323. Fitzgerald remains close with strong hitting as the season advances.
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United Press
San Francisco
Morris Rath
Justin Fitzgerald
Rath
King and Fisher Lead Final Green Lake Trapshoot
Dr King the high amateur and J M Fisher the high professional led the final trapshoot tourney of the season at Green Lake. Mach scored 48 of 50. In doubles L L Barnes and W P Anderson Jo. finished with 9.
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J. M. Fisher
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W. P. Anderson
Giants and Phillies Near End of pennant race
The New York Giants still lead the National League with a pennant in reach as they head to St Louis while the Phillies face Pittsburgh. An opposing result could seal the title. Rest periods and lineup tweaks mark preparations for the World Series plans as key players cope with injuries and fatigue.
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United Presse
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Phillies
St. Louis
Pittsburg
White Sox
Howton
Washington
John McGraw
Charley Herzog
Heine Zimmerman
Henry Kauff
Art Fletcher
McGraw
Renton
Sallee
Schupp
Perritt
Coast League Seeks 10 Clubs Under War Plan
Portland owner Judge W. W. McCredie says wartime Pacific Coast needs an 11 team league with Portland plus four other clubs in the North. The view comes after careful study of the situation.
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Women Barred from Boxing Bouts in Portland
Portland's new boxing commission under Mayor Geo. Baker prohibits women from attending boxing bouts this winter. All fights will be limited to six rounds of three minutes each.
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Portland
New Boxing Commission
Geo. Baker
Jackson Returned to Spokane by Bezdek
Charles Jackson, Spokane out fielder, who was sold to the Pittsburgh club on August 1, has failed to meet the standards of Manager Hugo Bezdek and President Barney Dreyfuss. The speedy southpawed player will be sent back to Spokane this month.
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Charles Jackson
Spokane
Pittsburg
Hugo Bezdek
Barney Dreyfuss
Pirates
Cannefax Protests Loss of Cue Title in Billiard Match
Bob Cannefax of St. Louis protests Alfredo De Oro's championship win after De Oro defeated Cannefax by two points. The former titleholder challenges the victory claiming irregularities in the recent cue title match.
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Bob Cannefax
St. Louis
Alfredo de Oro
Cannefax
Jack Fournier Declines Tacoma Street Car Fares
Jacques Fournier from Los Angeles declares he does not collect fares on a Tacoma street car during winter. He is described as Tom Seaton's brother in law and a gentleman of leisure in the off season.
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Jacques Fournier
Los Angeles
Firstsacker
Tacoma
Fournier
Tom Seaton
My Own Story of My Ring Plans 2y Elzaeah Zucker
The article quotes Elzaeah Zucker arguing for women entering politics and boxing management. She advocates a national boxing commission to elevate sport, supports ten round bouts, and notes a shift toward healthy outdoor activity and exercise to improve professional boxing. She predicts Miss Tucker will discuss ambitions to manage a future heavyweight champion.
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Elzaeah Zucker
National Boxing Commission
Rtn
Aresults
Bobby Byrne Leaves White Sox After Injury Delay
Chicago September 24 Bobby Byrne veteran infielder ends his career with the White Sox without a championship game. Byrne was signed by President Comiskey after Duck Weaver broke a finger weeks earlier. Fred McMullin a rookie showed promise at third so Byrne was not used. Weaver returns to action.
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United Press
Chicago
Bobby Byrne
White Sox
Byrne
Comiskey
Duck Weaver
Fred McMullin
Weaver
Bill Rose Returns to City for Winter Season
Til Rose, former Seattle pitcher who finished the season in the Western league after starting with Minneapolis in the spring, is back home for the winter. Bill had 17 wins and 10 losses.
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Til Rose
Seattle
Minneapolis
Bill
Women Anticipated at Dreamland for Boxing Night
Many women are expected to attend Dreamland tomorrow night for Frankie Tucker’s four round bout with Chet Neff. Elizabeth Tucker, Frankie’s sister and manager, trains him and predicts a Tucker win. Also on the card are Charlie May vs Jimmy Lewis, Joe Gorman vs Bert Forbes, Joe Hill vs Johnny Moore, and Charley Davidson vs Frank Pete with weights listed.
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Frankie Tucker
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Vancouver
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Jimmy Lewis
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P N A Meeting Set for Seattle October 7
The annual P N A meeting will be held in Seattle on October 7 with Harry H. Burdick vice president of the association to represent Ss A C There will be little inter club competition this winter and next spring due to many athletes from Portland Seattle and Spokane clubs enlisting or drafted.
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Ss. A. C
Harry 8. Burdick
Portland
Spokane
Drew Eyes Grid Challenge at Drake University
UC sprinter Howard P. Drew says he will leave winter track to try for a place on Drake University's football eleven this year. The world record holder in sprint events announced the plan on the California campus and stated his decision to switch sports.
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Drew
California
Drake University
Montana loses football captain to Uncle Sam
Montana university football captain Earl Mark has joined the Navy, ending his role as leader of the gridiron squad for the upcoming season. The Missoula item notes Mark was selected to captain the team before enlisting.
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Sam
United Press
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Montana
Earl Mark
Gridiron Warriors
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Heroes of World Series Past and Present
The piece reflects on players who became heroes in World Series history. It recalls Babe Adams and Home Run Baker, notes Frank Bush and George Roche’s pivotal roles, highlights Harry Hooper’s dramatic 1912 catch, and mentions Hank Gowdy’s notable hitting run, portraying heroes as enduring legends across generations.
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White Sox
Babe Adams
Detroit
Pittsburg
Frank Baker
Baker
Joe Fush
Athletics
George Roche
Bush
Roche
Cubs
Althe
Harry Hooper
Larry Doyle
Hooper
Hank Gowdy
Boston
Hank
Gunboat Smith to Box Dempsey in San Francisco Show
Tommy Simpson, matchmaker for Emeryville Athletic Club, signs Gunboat Smith to fight Jack Dempsey in the main event set for next month in California. Smith is en route to the West Coast for the bout.
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Tommy Simpson
Emeryville Athletic Club
Emeryville
Calhan
Gunboat
Smith
Jack Dempsey
California
Dominick cancels Fulton vs Morris winner plan in New Orleans
Dominick Tortorich, promoter in New Orleans, said Fulton would not draw in the city after the Canton fiasco and called off the prospective match with the winner of the Fulton Morris bout.
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New Orleans
Willard
Fulton-Morris
Canton
Fulton
Duthie Team Wallops Boilermaker Outfit
The Duthie ball team won 8 to 7 over the Boilermakers in a city championship clash. Rock Havenich and Eastley pitched for the victors.
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Wallops Boilermaker
Boilermakers
Rock
Havenich
Eastley
World’s Series Gossip Recounts Historic Series Records
The longest world series games include a 14 inning clash last year with Brooklyn and Boston, won 2 to 1 by Boston. Jack Barry of the Red Sox has appeared in six world series, while Eddie Collins nears his fifth as a participant. The upcoming series marks first East vs West final since 1910 when Philadelphia faced the Cubs.
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Boston
Cubs
Tigers
Jack Barry
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Eddie Collins
Seri
Salvatore Defeats Sullivan in Ven Cal Bout
Phil Salvatore earned a decision over Frankie Sullivan at Ven Cal after a fast paced four round milling session.
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Phil Salvatore
Frankie Sullivan
Phil Salvadore
Ven Cal
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