Star's 1921 All City Bowling Teams Named
The Star selects two all star bowling teams from Seattle talent. First team anchors Huntoon O'Donnell Vaden Dorning with Mahnken and Benson. Second team includes Morrow Meyers Hedenstrom Shuman Webb Villars.
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the Star
Bow
Huntoon Dorning
Mahnken Vaden
O'Donnell Benson
Star
All City
Sesee Morrow Reeeee
Willare
Beesees Meyers
Hedenstrom
Shuman
Henry Mahnken
Heinie
Harry Benson
Altho
Huntoon
Dorning
Mahnken
Vaden
O'Donnell
Benson
Murphy wins at Los Angeles speedway in Dusenberg car
Jimmy Murphy drove a Dusenberg to victory in the American Automobile Association races at the Los Angeles speedway. He posted an average speed of 109.55 miles per hour in the final heat.
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Los Angeles
Dusenberg
Jimmy Murphy
American Automobile Association
Los Angeles Speedway
Searle Wins Seattle Gun Club Shoot With 96 of 100
Robert Searle scored 96 of 100 to win the Seattle Gun Club Sunday shoot. George Baker placed second with 5 dollars and B. B. Lipscomb finished third with 94.
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Robert Searle
Seattle
George Baker
B. B. Lipscomb
Star Junior Baseball Leagues Open With Fast Start
Urteen teams opened The Star Junior Baseball league season with Class A display led by Louie Dye Works defeating Shamrox Athletic 5 to 2 at Lower Wood Land. Burke hit a seventh inning homer for Shamrox as Bob Thorburn and Johnny Quinn pitched well for Dye Works.
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STAR
Louie Dye Works
Shamrox Athletic Club
Lower Woodland
Burke
Shamrox
Bob Thorburn
Johnny Quinn
Star Junior Baseball League standings and schedule update
The First Hit Merchants defeated Zerolene Cube 12 to 2 at Lincoln Park. Queen Anne Aerial beat Liberty Park Beavers 11 to 3 at Mercer Field. Rainier Athletic Club edged Pirates 11 to 6 at Walla Walla. Upcoming CLASS A and CLASS B games listed with venues and dates. Managers must submit ground changes in writing to The Star by 6 p.m. Wednesday. Eligibility list for April 17 to be mailed Thursday.
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Park
Shamrox Athletic Club
Highland Park White Star Athletic Club
Hiawatha Field
O'Donnell
Zerolene Cubs
Secceess
Liberty Park Beavers
Mercer Field
Queen Anne
Pirates
Rainier Athletic Club
Rainier
Walla Walla
R. H. E. Pirates
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Smith
Anderson
Netelli
Phamtom Athletic Club
Ve. Pirates
Firet Mil Merchants
Zerosene Cubs
Hiwatha
Queen Anne Aerials
Mercer
Star
Pinkerton Wins A U Diving Title In Portland
Clarence Pinkston won the National AAU senior indoor diving championship at Multnomah Athletic Club edging Louis Happy Kuehn and Clyde Swendsen as the three led with near equal scores during four dives and Pinkston pulled ahead with six voluntary dives to claim the title. Jack Pobochenko set a Northwest 100 yard backstroke record at 1 11 in the same meet.
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Multnomah Athletic Club
Clarence Pinkston
Louis
Happy” Kuehn
Clarence Winkston
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Oregon Agricultural College
Clyde Swendsen
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Pinkston
Kuehn
Swendsen
Leger
Broadway
Greene To Captain Franklin Basketball Team
Gordon Greene has been elected to captain the Franklin basketball team for next season. The appointment names Greene as leader of the squad and sets the tone for forthcoming play and preparation.
M Graw Pennant Dream Drives Giants Into Spring
John McGraw endures injuries as he reorganizes the New York Giants in spring training. Dave Bancroft and Goldie Rapp recover, Rapp to third base, Frisch and Kelly steady the infield, Brown in center, with Young and Burns roaming the outfield and rookies Rhea and Ryan showing promise. Veteran arms Nehf, Barnes, Toney and Douglas tightening up as the squad eye April 13 play.
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John McGraw
Dave Hancroft
San Antonio
Mobile
Frank Frisch
Giants
Goldie Rapp
Orleana Hospital
Goldie
McGraw
Rapp
Rob
Kelly
Frisch
Bancroft
Ts Puill
Rowe Young
George Burne
Pat Rhea
Bill Ryan
Toronto
Nehf
Barnes
Toney
Douglas
Enatchers
Frank Snyder
Farl Smith
Mike Gonzales
Dempsey Heads East for Carpentier Bout Training
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey left Seattle for New York this morning to begin training for the July 2 bout with Georges Carpentier in New Jersey. He travels with Bud Ridley and manager Joe Waterman, as Ridley also pursues the featherweight title.
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New York
Seattle
Georges Carpentier
New Jersey
Dempsey
Bud Ridley
Joe Waterman
Ridley
Everett High to Play Columbia in Portland on November 4
Everett High School football schedules a Portland game against Columbia University set for November 4, with the team traveling for the fall matchup.
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Everett High School
Portland
Columbia University
Baseball Leagues Set Open Dates for 1921 Season
A majority of organized baseball leagues begin play this week for the 1921 pennant chases. The Pacific Coast League started last Tuesday, with opening dates listed: April 12 Texas, April 15 American National American Association Southern Western, April 20 International Western Association West Texas, April 21 Virginia, April 25 South Atlantic, April 27 Piedmont, May ½ Pacific International Western Canada, May 16 Hiue Ridge, May 22 Dakota.
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Texas
American Association
Southern
International
Western Association
West Texas
Canada
Hiue Ridge
Dakota
Bowling Classic Opens in Portland
Portland hosts the ninth annual Northwest International Bowling Association tournament opening today with 400 plus players from Oregon Washington Montana California and British Columbia.Entries include 49 Portland five man teams 22 out of town squads and about 107 doubles teams and 141 singles bowlers. Teams compete through Friday with doubles and singles midweek and a final Sunday sweepstakes event featuring top squads.
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Portland
Oregon
Washington
Montana
California
Columbia
Northwest International Bowling Association
J. W. Hinney
Seattle Opens Crystal Pool to Public in Big Debut
About 1,000 Seattle swimmers swam at the Crystal Pool when the natatorium opened to the public for the first time on a Saturday, drawing a large turnout and marking the facility’s inaugural access.
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Seattle
Shade Faces Schumann in Portland Welterweight Bout
Dave Shade, California welterweight, boxes Heinie Schumann of Tacoma for 10 rounds in Portland Friday night.
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Dave Shade
California
Heinie Schumann
Tacoma
Portland
Bears Fall to Cal in Berkeley Track Meet
Michigan track team lost to California 95 to 43 at Berkeley on Saturday. George Kelly hit a home run with two on to lift the Giants over Washington 7 to 6 in New York. Babe Ruth homered but muffed fly cost the Yankees a 6 to 4 Brooklyn loss in 12 innings before 22,000 fans.
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BEARS
Michigan University
California
Berkeley
New York
George Kelly
Gianta
Washington
Bancroft
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn Robins
Yanks
Loe Angeles
Lee Ansterday
Lyons
Paie
Rod Murphy
Coast Grads to Figure in Majors
Coast league graduates of the 1920 class are making strong showings in big league camps this spring. Notables include Sammy Bohne at third for Cincinnati, Lynn Brenton on the mound, Huds Sutherland and Jen Blue joining Detroit, George Maisel with Chicago Nationals, Ernie Johnson at short, Fat Sheely and Ka Mulligan at first and third. Other players move to New York and Cleveland. a few face tough odds to stick. Mamm y Bohne stands out as a standout with strong hitting and fielding for Cincinnati Reds.
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Sammy Bohna
Beattie
Til =Pertican
Los Angeles
St. Louis Nationals
Johnny Bassler
Detroit
Johnny Mitchell
Vernon
New York
Americana
Bill Mercy
Yanka
Louie Gusto
Oakland
Cleveland
Wally Hood
Balt Lake
Brooklyn
Mammy Bohne
Beattle
Cincy Reds
New Jersey Favored for Dempsey Carpentier Rematch
New Jersey cities Newark or Jersey City are favored to host the Dempsey Carpentier match as Tex Rickard says the arena will host major fights this summer. Atlantic City had been a contender but is seen as less likely. Rickard cites July 2 peak season and hotel/train crowd considerations near Times Square area.
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Newark
Jersey City
Tex Rickard
Atlantic City
Times Square
Rickard
Washington Crew Edges California in Coast Title Race
The Washington varsity crew narrowly beat California by five feet in the coast title race at Oakland. Washington also defeated the Golden Bears yearlings by four lengths. The varsity time was 15 minutes and 2 seconds.
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California
Oakland
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Golden Bear
Shuffling Phil Douglas Eyes Land Purchase for World Series
Giants pitcher Phil Douglas plans to buy 40 acres of Tennessee land as he anticipates the world series cut next fall. The move signals his off season financial planning and ties to the sport.
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The
Giants
Tennessee
Track entries flood Penn relays as spring meets loom
More than 400 schools will field track teams for the Penn relays this spring signaling a large regional meet. An advertisement urges readers to visit Boldt bakery for French pastries.
Baseball features at Sacramento and Lake City with varied scores
At Sacramento and Lake City reports show two games with mixed results. Batteries listed include Shore, Shellenback, Murphy, Prough, Kent, Venner, Cook, Love, Hannah, Elliott, Kremer, Mitze, Thure ton, Myler, Krause, Jebola, Koeh, Gould, and Lynn. Scores indicate close contests and multiple pitchers used.
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R. H
Vernon
Shore
Shellenback
Murphy
Prough
Kent
Venner
Cook
R. MH. E
Wees
Love
Hannah
Have
Elliott
Balt Lake
Chamiane
Bait Lake
Sac
Kremer
Mitze
Thureton
Myler
Halt Lake
Seals Lead Coast Race Early In Coast League
San Francisco dominated the opening week of the Coast league season with top hitters Buick Shadbourne Kamm Ellison and Caveney. The Seals led the circuit with no losses as Portland sat winless. Seattle beat Los Angeles in a 23 inning marathon, 12 to 8.
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Buick
Shadbourne
Vernon
Kamm
Ellison
Zeider
Los Angeles
Lane
Seattle
Caveney
Portland
Seals
Sacramento
Oakland
Salt Lake
California
Browns win city title in spring series with 56 to 4 victory
In St Louis on April 11 the Browns defeated the Cardinals 56 to 4 to clinch the city title and conclude the spring series.
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Browns
Cardinals
Siw Ashes Defeat Angels 22 Frame
In a tightly contested game, Siw Ashes topple the Angels by 22 frames. Key pitchers Francis Crandall and Lyons work multiple innings with several baserunners stranded. Defensive plays include double plays Schorr Stumpf Kenworthy Murphy and multiple hit by Crandall and Lane.
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Ieorge
Francie
Crandall
Lyons
Schwartz
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Zelder
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Riggs
Murphy
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Geary
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Ocranaall
Lyon
Wallace
Francia
Elliott
Adama
Bedwarts
Seattle
Opeacote
Los Angeles
New Modern Deposit Vaults Add 1500 Units for Bonds
Community finance center announces 1500 new modern deposit vaults to hold bonds and related savings instruments. Officials invite public inspection of the upgraded equipment and security features at the facility.
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