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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1919

Page

3

Gorman Favored Over Harper In Northwest Bout

Portland’s Joe Gorman, in a third title bid, faces Seattle’s Bob Harper in a 12 round Vancouver Washington barracks bout. Harper won the first Seattle match. a second bout ended in a draw. Gorman holds a slight edge from their prior encounter.

Joe Gorman Portland Bob Harper Seattle Vancouver Wash Harper Gorman Billy Nelson Anderson Buden Charley Hooney Sergt. Hyland Vancou Barracks

Seattle Fans Seek Coast League Debut in San Francisco

San Francisco April 7 1919 Seattleclub opens Coast league season against San Francisco. Smith to pitch Brooks to catch Falkenberg to start for Seattle with Land behind the plate. Siwash manager Bill Clymer claims Seattle already has the gonfalon.

San Francisco Seattle Smith Brooks Big Palkenberg Land Battery Bill Clymer Gonfalon

Wounded War Vets Granted Free Grandstand Admission

In San Francisco on April 7 wounded veterans will be admitted free to the Pacific Coast league game, with the war tax paid for them. A gold chevron on a sleeve marks eligibility, and the idea is praised as fitting for the times.

San Francisco

Northwest league teams sign up players for season

Carl Walters the long first baseman signed to play with Bob Brown's Northwest league team after a Portland Coast league trial. Babe Morton the big hurler also joined. Tealy Raymond, former Seattle Northwestern league manager, will be the shortstop for Vancouver. Ted Easterly, ex big league catcher, will pilot the Victoria team in the Northwest circuit this year after trial with Sacramento Coast league crew.

Carl Walters Bob Brown Brown Babe Morton Beavers Tealy Raymond Seattle

Washington Wins First Ball Melee

The University of Washington ballequad won its season opener Saturday at the campus field. Beem starred at shortstop while Chamberlain held the Japanese club to few runs. Burke finished the last three innings in relief as UW showed fielding strength despite batters’ struggles.

Asahi University of Washington Ballequad Beem Chamberlain Burke

Cubs Complete Coast Tour with Wins on Coast

Chicago Cubs finished their Pacific Coast visit with a pair of victories. Speed Martin starred against his former teammates as the Cubs beat Oakland 9 to 2 in the morning. The San Francisco Seals edged Vaughn and Douglass 3 to 2 after church, with Couch and Crespi strong on the mound.

San Francisco Chicago Cubs Pacific Coast Oakland Howardites Martin Cub Church San Francisco Seals Vaughn Douglass Couch Crespi Seals

Ghost may get another mix in South San Francisco

Local boxing note discusses Al the Jeff Clark known as the Fighting Ghost who lost to Willie Meehan at last week's benefit. The piece argues he deserves another chance in the ring and could perform better against different heavyweights. Kruvosky, his opponent, is targeted with a 175 pound weight at 6 o'clock.

San Francisco Jeff Clark Willie Meehan Meehan Clark K. OO Kruvosky Jack Russell

Seven Early Closers Announced for Boston Grand Circuit Meet

Boston announces seven early closing events for the Grand Circuit at Neadville in late August. The program features purses of 5000 for 2 12 trotters Blue Hill and 3000 for 2 06 trotters Readville 2000 for 2 16 trotters Neponset 3000 for 2 06 class Pilarim 3000 for 2 11 class plus 2000 for three year olds and 1500 for two year olds, totaling 19500 across the seven races.

Boston Mass Boston Fair Neadville Massachusetta Blue Hill Readville

O A C Fields Strong Ball Squads For Spring Season

Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis April 7 with spring practice underway. Returning lettermen Lodell Sieberts and Rickson anchor a deep pitching and infield group as over a hundred candidates vie for baseball roles. Service returnees Keene Gill Williams and others bolster the roster for coach Hargis's likely balanced team.

Lege Corvallis Lodell Sieberts Rickson Hargis McCredie Walt Williams Infield Camp Lewis Palfrey Patchin Long Hartman Hargins Butts Reardon Naderman Wellman Campbell

Primed for First Go in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles California on April 7 the Coast league season opens tomorrow with Portland visiting the Angels at Washington Park. The Angels finish preseason workouts as the Vernon Tigers head east to Salt Lake City. Bob Meusel stays home citing the Vernon contract.

Los Angeles Cal Washington Park Portland Angels Vernon Tigers Salt Lake Tiger Bob Meusel Bill EB K Vernon

Hoquiam Captures Northwest Volleyball Title

The Hoquiam volleyball team defeated the Seattle M. C. A. entry 15 to 9 to win the Northwest championship in the net tourney held here Saturday. The Grays Harbor Y crew won a trophy donated by Piper and Taft to be contested annually.

Hoquiam Northwest Seattle Grays Harbor Piper & Taft

Discharge Certificate or Order for Discharge Mentioned

An enlisted man states he received his discharge certificate or order for discharge at a specified location while transitioning to a commission or accepting a new mission. The line references giving a company and regiment or corps and notes discharge actions for enlisted or commissioned service.

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