Sophomore Ed Kuhn Poised for Varsity Line This Season
Washington coach Bagshaw builds strength on the forward line with Bill Grimm and Bob Ingram. Ed Kuhn from the frosh is expected to compete for tackle or guard spots. He lacks varsity game experience but is tall and beefy and could become a stellar lineman within the next season or two. Kuhn is anticipated to start in the opener against U S S Idaho at the Stadium as practice ramps up.
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Coast League Leaders Duel With Narrow Wipes
San Francisco and Los Angeles battled for first in the Coast League with tight scores. Beattie beat Vernon 7-6 after forcing extra innings as Frisco edged Sacramento 7-2. Hood homered late to lift Los Angeles over Vernon 6-3. Portland defeated Oakland as May and Burger shared pitching duties in a tense game.
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Josephs Triumph in Portland Mixed Bout
Josephs of Portland defeated Stro allace of Milwaukee in a 10 round bout at the Milwaukee arena. The fight featured two evenly matched fighters and ended with Josephs outpointing his opponent.
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Tennis calls drop love word at championships
The article notes a movement to remove the term love from tennis. Officials in Philadelphia announce players will hear 15 Triden instead of love 15 or 15 love. The change aims to end outsiders ridicule and emphasize tennis as a strenuous sport for red blooded Americans.
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Buell's Boot Featured in Harvard Preseason Football
Charley Buell Harvard quarterback and captain has been the standout element of the Crimson’s early football practices. His kicking is described as the outstanding feature of the squad’s preliminary work.
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Lewis Retains Title In San Francisco Wrestling Clash
In San Francisco on September 27, following a first fall by Renato Cardini, Strangler Lewis defeated Cardini to win two falls and retain the heavyweight championship against Renato Gardini.
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Future Great? Kuhn Eyes Line Berth for Purple and Gold
Washington reports Ed Kuhn, a giant sophomore, showing promise as a future football standout. Early impressions place him as a likely tackle or guard, with potential to win a line berth for the Purple and Gold.
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Little Things Often Upset Baseball Plans
Eddie Collins argues that injuries to key players can swing World Series outcomes. He notes historical cases where absences affected winners, stresses the importance of teamwork, cites players like Rawlings and Austin as strong substitutes, and evaluates how each team could cope with injuries.
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Espinosa Captures State Open Golf Championship
Al Espinosa of Seattle overcame a four stroke deficit to win the State Open in Arima, Washington, finishing with a strong afternoon round. Joe Novak of Spokane led after Monday play, but Espinosa surged with consistent pars and birdies to claim the title, with Neil Christian of Tacoma and Jack Hueston of Seattle close behind.
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Browns Still Have Mighty Slim Chance
In St. Louis on September 27, with the final American League games approaching, the Browns only hold a theoretical pennant shot. The Yankees begin a three game series with Boston, and St. Louis hosts Chicago as the season ends. The Browns must win three straight while the Yankees lose four to force a tie, leaving little time to spare.
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Walters Beats O Dowd In Notable Baseball Bout
Veteran infielders Krug Aldridge Eldred and Riley are featured in this baseball notes column. Krug may move to second for the Angels next season due to Cubs Angels working arrangement. Leard and Aldridge show shifting roles while Eldred carries the Indians with hot hitting in Salt Lake. Riley possibly returns to hockey with the Mets after a season with the Lake Bees.
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Night of doctors and celebs at arena boxing fight night
A chaotic arena scene features many doctors ringside including Dr. Shaw and Dr. Brown among others. Celebrities and locals fill seats, with chatter about fashion, odds, and notable attendees from New York and beyond.
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Davis to Meet Gardeau in Salem Boxing Showdown
Jack Davis brother of Travie steps into the main event in Salem Oregon on October 8 to box Billy Gardeau in a 10 round match Thursday.
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Curtin Wins 12 Round Decision Over Edwards in Bantam Bout
New York reports Johnny Curtin of Jersey bantam defeats Danny Edwards of California by a 12 round decision in a featured boxing match.
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al Benedict
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Around the Bays The score and standings in major leagues
The Giants beat the Cards 6 3 as Cunningham and Groh homer. Reds overwhelmed Phillies 16 8 with 23 hits. Robins toppled Red Sox 18 15. Mets and Pirates notes: Bill McKechnie named Pirates manager for next year. he previously led them from second division to second place. Giants move into third as Reds win and Cards lose.
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Yanks and Giants in World Series Broadcast Talks
The World Series pricing for American League seats ranges from one dollar to a cartwheel. A Yankees clash with the Giants is anticipated with Joe Bush lined up to start for New York and Art Nehf in the opposing rotation.
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Lighties Battle Ends In Draw At Arena
Sailor Walters and Young O Dowd delivered a torrid six round bout that finished in a draw as Referee Pete Moe ruled no winner. Walters closed stronger in the final round while O Dowd withstood his foe's late rally.
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Bepper Martin Beats Kid Sullivan in 12 Round Lightweight Fight
In New York on September 3, lightweight Bepper Martin defeated Kid Sullivan over 12 rounds by decision. The bout added another victory to Martins' record as the crowd watched at a busy arena.
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