Shade wins knockout to redeem Shade family pride
Tacoma April 8 Dave Shade defeats Frankie Haynie by knockout in the third round to redeem the Shade family honor after brothers Hilly and George lost to Haynie. Shade sends word of triumph to Billy in Australia and George in Boston.
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Leo H. Lassen
Tacoma
Wash
Hilly
George
Frankie Haynie
Philippine Islands
Dave Shade
Shade
Haynie
Billy
Australia
Boston
Boone
Dave
Shanklin
Jim Barry
Ed Taylor
Portland
Barry
As Taylor
Hogan
Tacoma Pride
Mickey Dempsey
Mickey Hannon
Seat
Hannon
Dempsey
Jack Dempsey
Tacoma T
Grant
Floyd Graham
Shock
Cline
Travie Davis
Everett
Bowling League Sees Final Games of 1930 71 Season
The City Bowling league closed the season with shutouts as Rippe's Cafe and other teams whitewashed foes. E. N. Brooks posted the high team total 3109, while Schuman led individual scoring with 667. Hausdorff 653 and Hedenstrom 643 followed. Hausdorf top game with 257 as Hunton rolled 255.
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Harry Hunton
City
Rippe's Cafe
E. N. Brooks
F. C. FE
Elka No. 2
Lumbermen
King D'Oro
Rube's Cafe
Orpheum
Elks
Cheasty’s
Palo Cigars
Schuman
Hausdorff
Hedenstrom
Hausdorf
Hunton
Four players remain undefeated in North and South amateur
At Pinehurst North Carolina on April 8 the golf championship saw strong crowds as four players stayed unbeaten after rounds. F. W. Dyer of Montclair defeated Arthur Yates of Oak Hill five up with three to play while Perry Adair of Druid Hills beat G. W. Meade of Glen Ridge four up with three to play and Gardiner White of Nassau beat J. M. Wella of Kenilworth six up with three to play.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Weath
F. W. Dyer
Montclair
Arthur Yates
Oak Hill
Perry Adair
Druid Hills
G.W. Meade
Glen Ridge
Gardiner White
Nassau
J. M. Wella
Keniiworth
Derrick Leaves Baseball for Farming in Clayton Georgia
Claude Derrick, Toledo shortstop, returns to Clayton Georgia after failing to reach terms with Roger Bresnahan. He announces he is thru with baseball and will pursue farming. Derrick previously played shortstop for the Seattle Coast league team a couple of years ago.
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Claude Derrick
Toledo
Roger Bresnahan
Clayton
Georgia
Derrick
Midget Smith Wins Referee Decision Over Sharkey
After judges disagreed, Midget Smith secured the referee's decision over Jack Sharkey at the end of a 15 round bout in New York last night.
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New York
Midget Smith
Jack Sharkey
Moore
Jimmy Kelly
Chicago
Kenosha
Wis
Coer
Stockholm bars Carpentier exhibition bout
Prediction that Dempsey will proceed with a bout despite Stockholm's refusal to allow Carpentier an exhibition. No impact expected on the planned match.
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Stockholm
Carpentier
Dempsey
Six Inch Left Sends Chaney to Knockout Spotlight
George Chaney of Baltimore relies on a six inch left jab to reel in opponents. The lightweight puncher aims for knockouts, with a controlled straight delivery and strong shoulders backing his blows. Since starting in 1910, Chaney has built a string of knockouts and pursues light weight glory.
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George Chaney
Baltimore
Chaney
Leonard
Dempsey
Clouta
Babe Pirato
New Castle
Picato
Johnny Kilbane
Local League Schedule Shifts Amid Postponements
The Rainier athletic cad is set for the coming season as teams vie for slots in Class A. Ballard Merchant Wet Wash 44 game at Adams Field postponed to May 6 due to registration issues. Lincoln Park drops out, leaving five teams. Three Brothers Dye Works to schedule a game with Spsidings. Jock Pickering, former Lincoln High pitcher, may join Wash 44. Highland Athletic Club hosts at White Center until their field is ready. White Center lines up between Geattio and Lake Buna.
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Ballard Merchant-Wet Wash
Adams Field
Lincoln Park
Clase A
Three Brothers Dye Works
Spsidings
Mighland Athletic
White Center
Hiawatha
White
Wolverines and Bears Ready for Oakland Regatta and Track Meet
California hosts Michigan and Washington in a double test tomorrow. In the morning Washington and California rowers race on the estuary while the afternoon features a California versus Michigan track meet on the California oval.
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Berkeley
Cal
California
Michigan
Bear
Wolverine
Michigan Ream
University of Washington
Washington
Oakland
Grass Courts Vanish In Ten Years Says Tilden
The famous player Tilden warns that grass tennis courts could be extinct within a decade. He attributes the decline to maintenance costs and changing playing preferences.
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Tilden
Star League Eligibility Lists Now Available at The Star
Star league managers must secure eligibility lists from The Star's sporting editor before each game. Lists show players eligible to play on Sunday April 10 and will be updated weekly until teams finish four games, after which permanent lists apply. Protests must be written to the sporting editor within 34 hours, and game results reported by telephone to The Star by 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Star League
Sporting Editor
The
Star
Bunday
the Star
Angels Humble Siwishes Again in Eleven Inning Win
In April at Los Angeles Wade Killifer’s team edged Seattle in eleven innings as Carroll’s eleventh inning single delivered the win. Elmer Jacobs made a costly late hesitation allowing the decisive run. Jacobs fanned Sam Crawford and Bert Niehoff while Claude Thomas added another key bunt. Lefty Thomas pitched well for the locals. The two teams meet again today.
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Los Angeles
Wade Killifer
Angela
Seattle
Carrol
Elmer Jacobs
Jacobs
Claude Thomas
Claude
Ebmers
Mitth
Oscar Stanare
Carroll
Sam Crawford
Bert Niehoff
Lefty Thomas
Star Leaguers Open Sunday Schedule Across Grounds
Pirates clash with Rainier Athletic Club at Walla Walla at 1 40 p m Shamrox second team meets Highland Athletic Club White Center at Hiawatha at 2 p m Firet Hill Merchants face Zero sene Cubs at Lincoln at 12 00 noon Liberty Park Beavers meet Queen Anne Aerials at Mercer at 12 noon Louie's Dye Works vs Shamrox A Co at Woodland Park Bulldogs vs Chandiera at Jefferson Park at 12 noon Lincoln Park faces Three Brothers Dye Works at Lincoln Park at 4 p m South Beatty team to play a Spaldings booked foe at Routh Beatty at 12 noon Routh Beacon Hill team has withdrawn Ballard Merchants West Wash 44 game moved to May.
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Shamrox Athletic Club
Highland Athletic Club
White Center
Lincoln Park
South Beattie
Spaldings
Routh Beacon Hil
Ballard Merchants
Bulldogs Triumph as City Hockey Title Decided
The final championship game between the Madrona Midgets and the Bulldogs will be held at 1 p m Saturday at 19th and Union. The Bulldogs won the previous game 42 to nothing, giving them the edge in the two game series to determine the city champion.
McCaslin to Meet Champ in Port Townsend Boxing Night
Port Townsend fight fans expect a fast sit-round bout as Kid Lockhart peninsula champion tangles with Roy McCaslin in the Elka smoker main event. The rematch follows a previous Port Townsend draw while Red Gage and Baltor McLarney meet in the set windup.
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Port Townsend
Kid Lockhart
Peninsula
Roy McCaslin
Elka
Red Gage
Baltor McLarney
Brinker Plans First and Final Cuts for Washington Freshmen
Coach Dede Brinker of the University of Washington will conduct his first cut this afternoon with two more slated for Monday and a final cut soon after to form two full teams and two pitching staffs. The note lists infield and outfield entries and defensive plays from the scrimmage, including Dickey and Zeider among others, as well as umpires McGrew and Mason.
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Dede Brinker
University of Washington
Law Lane
Seider
Kidred
Linchmore
Thomas
Zeider
Killefer
Tobin
Gries
Stregk
Dy Jacobs
Daves
Batle
Jacobe
Thomeet Rune
Coast league adds trio of promising arms and hitters
The Los Angeles club signs Lindimore Carroll and Lyons from Western and Southern leagues, with Lindimore at third base and Carroll in the outfield cracking timely hits. Slim Love shows form with a three hit game vs Sacramento, Chester Chadbourne improves his batting eye, Vernon’s Willie Kamm shines in Frisco, Eddie Gorman opens strong for Vernon Tigers, and Beattie’s 260 season slump noted from last year in Yakima.
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Los Angeles
Lindimore
Carroll
Lyons
Angels
Memphin
Hie
Mertin Kopp
Claude Cooper
Fiest
Killifer
Slim
Love
Sacramento
Bears
Chester Chadbourne
Vernon
Willie Kamm
San Francisco
Macker
Beattie
Seattle
Babe
Ruth
Delphia Americans
York Yanka
Scott Perry Hommel
Scot Perry
FA Rommel
Walter Mails
Rollie Naylor
Coveleninie
Eerenee
Walter Johnson
Neesemme Lyle Bighte
Dick Kerr
R. Warria
Ae Urban Shocker
Carroll Jones
Esa Dee Bush
Wenss
Cee Urban Faber
Dim Bagby
R Nee Ransell
Kinney
Perry
Golden Bears and Sun Dodgers Set for Starter's Gun
California and Washington crews prepare for a key race on an unfamiliar salt water Oakland estuary course. California, heavier and favored, faces Washington's lighter crew. Robbie Griffin’s mumps worries California coach Ben Wallis as both sides tune up before the frosh race and main event.
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Tom Olsen
University of Washington
Ben Wallis
University of California
Wallis
Oakland
California
Golden Bears
Washington
Sun Dodgers
West
Robbie Griffin
Washington Frosh
Altho
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