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	From the Tacoma newspaper about one week before the fight. Exact date of ~~artical~~ unknown.		<fight>453864</fight>
			From the Tacoma newspaper about one week before the fight. (Exact date of article unknown.):

	Chippewa Has Good Record		:Chippewa Has Good Record

	Jock McOmber, Tacoma's light-heavyweight fistic pride, draws Chief White, promising , Chippewa Indian youngster from Stockton, Cal., in the I eight round main event of Promoter Will Maylon's initial boxing card of the season next Thursday, September 29, at Greenwich coliseum.		:Jock McOmber, Tacoma's light-heavyweight fistic pride, draws Chief White, promising Chippewa Indian youngster from Stockton, Cal., in the eight round main event of Promoter [[Will Maylon]]'s initial boxing card of the season next Thursday, September 29, at Greenwich coliseum.

	Maylon came up with that announcement Wednesday after a fortnight's search for an ~~outstand¬ing~~ opponent for McOmber, the ambitious young Scotch-American 175-pounder now making his bid for fistic fame and fortune.		:Maylon came up with that announcement Wednesday after a fortnight's search for an outstanding opponent for McOmber, the ambitious young Scotch-American 175-pounder now making his bid for fistic fame and fortune.

	The youthful ~~redskin — he~~'s just 21 years ~~old—has~~ been campaigning in professional ranks for two years, during which he has engaged in 45 fights, winning 35, gaining draws in six and losing four, with all the reverses via the decision route,		:The youthful redskin�he's just 21 years old�has been campaigning in professional ranks for two years, during which he has engaged in 45 fights, winning 35, gaining draws in six and losing four, with all the reverses via the decision route.

	White gained considerable ~~expe¬rience~~ as an amateur, and climaxed his simon-pure career by winning the Golden Gloves light-~~heavy¬weight~~ championship of the ~~mid¬dle~~-west, fighting his way through a husky crop of corn-fed boys to gain the crown.		:White gained considerable experience as an amateur, and climaxed his simon-pure career by winning the [[Golden Gloves]] light-heavy�weight championship of the middle-west, fighting his way through a husky crop of corn-fed boys to gain the crown.

	Included in White's record are victories over such well-known Pacific coast mittmen as Bob Bell, San Francisco heavyweight; Cannonball Willie Green, capable ~~Cali¬fornia~~ Negro 185-pound; Jack Casper, Jimmy Reid, Tony Lamarato, Johnny Roberts and others.		:Included in White's record are victories over such well-known Pacific coast mittmen as Bob Bell, San Francisco heavyweight; Cannonball Willie Green, capable California Negro 185-pound; Jack Casper, Jimmy Reid, Tony Lamarato, Johnny Roberts and others.

	Maylon employed every method at his disposal to check up on the Chippewa youngster before signing him for the fight, and all reports he received from reputable California observers coincided on one ~~point—~~"White can fight."		:Maylon employed every method at his disposal to check up on the Chippewa youngster before signing him for the fight, and all reports he received from reputable California observers coincided on one point�"White can fight."

	Maylon feels that boxing in the Northwest has suffered tremendously from poor fights and he intends to maintain his record of never knowingly ~~giv¬ing~~ employment to a boxer lacking in ability,		:Maylon feels that boxing in the Northwest has suffered tremendously from poor fights and he intends to maintain his record of never knowingly giving employment to a boxer lacking in ability,

	White will be on the ground by Saturday, Maylon announced, and will work each afternoon through next Tuesday at the Northwest Athletic club gymnasium, ~~9091~~/2 Commerce~~, st~~., where McOmber and several other Tacoma youngsters appearing on the card will also drill daily.		:White will be on the ground by Saturday, Maylon announced, and will work each afternoon through next Tuesday at the Northwest Athletic club gymnasium, 909 1/2 Commerce St., where McOmber and several other Tacoma youngsters appearing on the card will also drill daily.

Llanowarelve at 19:21, 28 August 2011

2011-08-28T19:21:25Z

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	Jock McOmber, Tacoma's light-heavyweight fistic pride, draws Chief White, promising , Chippewa Indian youngster from Stockton, Cal., in the I eight round main event of Promoter Will Maylon's initial boxing card of the season next Thursday, September 29, at Greenwich coliseum.		Jock McOmber, Tacoma's light-heavyweight fistic pride, draws Chief White, promising , Chippewa Indian youngster from Stockton, Cal., in the I eight round main event of Promoter Will Maylon's initial boxing card of the season next Thursday, September 29, at Greenwich coliseum.

	Maylon came up with that ~~an¬nouncement~~ Wednesday after a fortnight's search for an outstand¬ing opponent for McOmber, the ambitious young Scotch-American 175-pounder now making his bid for fistic fame and fortune.		Maylon came up with that announcement Wednesday after a fortnight's search for an outstand¬ing opponent for McOmber, the ambitious young Scotch-American 175-pounder now making his bid for fistic fame and fortune.

	The youthful redskin — he's just 21 years old—has been campaigning in professional ranks for two years, during which he has engaged in 45 fights, winning 35, gaining draws in six and losing four, with all the reverses via the decision route,		The youthful redskin — he's just 21 years old—has been campaigning in professional ranks for two years, during which he has engaged in 45 fights, winning 35, gaining draws in six and losing four, with all the reverses via the decision route,
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	White gained considerable expe¬rience as an amateur, and climaxed his simon-pure career by winning the Golden Gloves light-heavy¬weight championship of the mid¬dle-west, fighting his way through a husky crop of corn-fed boys to gain the crown.		White gained considerable expe¬rience as an amateur, and climaxed his simon-pure career by winning the Golden Gloves light-heavy¬weight championship of the mid¬dle-west, fighting his way through a husky crop of corn-fed boys to gain the crown.

	Included in White's record are victories over such well-known Pacific coast mittmen as Bob Bell, San Francisco heavyweight; Cannonball Willie Green, capable Cali¬fornia Negro 185-~~poundei~~; Jack ~~j i~~ Casper, Jimmy Reid, Tony Lamarato, Johnny Roberts and others.		Included in White's record are victories over such well-known Pacific coast mittmen as Bob Bell, San Francisco heavyweight; Cannonball Willie Green, capable Cali¬fornia Negro 185-pound; Jack Casper, Jimmy Reid, Tony Lamarato, Johnny Roberts and others.

	Maylon employed every method at his disposal to check up on the Chippewa youngster before signing him for the fight, and all reports he received from reputable ~~Cali¬fornia~~ observers coincided on one point—"White can fight."		Maylon employed every method at his disposal to check up on the Chippewa youngster before signing him for the fight, and all reports he received from reputable California observers coincided on one point—"White can fight."

	Maylon feels that boxing in the Northwest has suffered tremendously from poor fights and he intends to maintain his record of never knowingly giv¬ing employment to a boxer lacking in ability,		Maylon feels that boxing in the Northwest has suffered tremendously from poor fights and he intends to maintain his record of never knowingly giv¬ing employment to a boxer lacking in ability,

	White will be on the ground by Saturday, Maylon announced, and will work each afternoon through next Tuesday at the Northwest Athletic club gymnasium, 9091/2 Commerce, st., where McOmber and several other Tacoma youngsters appearing on the card will also drill daily. i		White will be on the ground by Saturday, Maylon announced, and will work each afternoon through next Tuesday at the Northwest Athletic club gymnasium, 9091/2 Commerce, st., where McOmber and several other Tacoma youngsters appearing on the card will also drill daily.
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From the Tacoma newspaper about one week before the fight. Exact date of artical unknown.

Chippewa Has Good Record

Jock McOmber, Tacoma's light-heavyweight fistic pride, draws Chief White, promising , Chippewa Indian youngster from Stockton, Cal., in the I eight round main event of Promoter Will Maylon's initial boxing card of the season next Thursday, September 29, at Greenwich coliseum.

Maylon came up with that an¬nouncement Wednesday after a fortnight's search for an outstand¬ing opponent for McOmber, the ambitious young Scotch-American 175-pounder now making his bid for fistic fame and fortune.

The youthful redskin — he's just 21 years old—has been campaigning in professional ranks for two years, during which he has engaged in 45 fights, winning 35, gaining draws in six and losing four, with all the reverses via the decision route,

White gained considerable expe¬rience as an amateur, and climaxed his simon-pure career by winning the Golden Gloves light-heavy¬weight championship of the mid¬dle-west, fighting his way through a husky crop of corn-fed boys to gain the crown.

Included in White's record are victories over such well-known Pacific coast mittmen as Bob Bell, San Francisco heavyweight; Cannonball Willie Green, capable Cali¬fornia Negro 185-poundei; Jack j i Casper, Jimmy Reid, Tony Lamarato, Johnny Roberts and others.

Maylon employed every method at his disposal to check up on the Chippewa youngster before signing him for the fight, and all reports he received from reputable Cali¬fornia observers coincided on one point—"White can fight."

Maylon feels that boxing in the Northwest has suffered tremendously from poor fights and he intends to maintain his record of never knowingly giv¬ing employment to a boxer lacking in ability,

White will be on the ground by Saturday, Maylon announced, and will work each afternoon through next Tuesday at the Northwest Athletic club gymnasium, 9091/2 Commerce, st., where McOmber and several other Tacoma youngsters appearing on the card will also drill daily. i
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