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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1920

Page

4

Build the Stadium Campaign at University of Washington

Alumni drive to raise 500000 for Washington field with a one week seat plaque sale. Prices 50 dollars for two years within 50 miles, 100 dollars for five years, half outside radius. Stadium seats 60000, hosts university athletics and civic events.

University of Washington Washington Field Mammoth Field Stanford Washington Seattle Placques Arctic University

Cue Champions to Begin Play in City Today

Seattle cue fans are in for rare treats this week as Willie Hoppe opens a week at Brown and Hulen's with Charley Peterson and Ralph Greenleaf, while Jerome Keough and Pope Sibley's thrice-cushion line join Bob Cannefex Charley McCourt and Risell for exhibitions. Chase Sibley also competes. Hoppe remains a strong title holder amid steady play.

Seattle Willie Hoppe Brown & Hulen’s Charley Peterson Ralph Greenleaf Jerome Keough Pope Sibley Bob Cannefex St. Louis Charley McCourt Risell Champs Chase Sibley Northwestern Hoppe

World champions heads and ringside flights in baseball and boxing

Cincinnati notes list players Heiine Groh Morris Rath Larry Kopf Greasy Neale Slim Sallee and Goldie Rapp as potential targets for Pat Moran. Walter W Smith uses a personal airplane to reach bantamweight bouts for training. Elmer Hill leaves San Diego with nothing but nerve for a Vernon tryout, earning a mound job after Bill Essick's doubt fades.

Greasy Cincinnati Greasy Neale Pat Moran Pat Moran Heinie Groh Morris Rath Larry Kopf Slim Sallee Goldie Rapp San Diego Elmer Hill Vernon Bill Essick Exaick Hill

Peoria Votes Bond for City Baseball Stadium

Peoria’s city council approved a $50,000 bond issue to build a baseball stadium on land donated earlier. The project enhances the city’s baseball scene, already featuring a local club in the Three-Eye league and signaling pride in the sport.

Apfair Peoria, Ill Peoria

Bees sweep doubleheader over Seattle Smwashes in seven runs

Salt Lake City reports Salt Lake Bees win the first game 14 to 4 and the second 5 to 4 in 10 innings over the Seattle Smwashes. Highlights include six runs in the first inning off Marty Gardner and a 10th inning squeeze play scored by Kumler on Johnson's bunt. Smwashes fall to seventh as they head to Seattle to open their home slate. In San Francisco, the A’s also fall to the Onaka machine as San Francisco climbs 19 to 1 in the morning game and 7 to 2 in the afternoon.

Salt Lake City Salt Lake Seattle Bees Marty Gardner Siebold Stroud Johnson Kumler Smwashes Seals San Francisco Oakland Resterlar O&o CamIaNd Jordan Smith Agnew Kraces Arnett and Spellman Km FE Reeses Seaton Jewis Krause Gearin Mitea Portland Cunningham van Hohme Sas Walter Vernon Seenewe Murphy Kenworthy Wwe Beattie Startford Los Angeles Homer Eee Larmner Gardner Thurston Mulligan Lake Mageert Jobaseon Krug Neilly Byler Hehne Murphy Ramler Hite Coaringham Reilly Streed Rohne & Kreg Joheson Strock Seibold Bases Eff Bebo Rune Rafbold Anansisted

Fire of Youth Returns in Clarke and Paddy Livingstone

Two veteran players Nig Clarke of the Pirates and Paddy Livingstone of the Red Sox coach young pitchers and catchers at spring camps near Hot Springs. Both in strong shape, Clarke aims to catch occasionally while Livingstone focuses on coaching. Clarke shows rehabilitation from war service and is praised by Stuffy McInnis as looking better than ever.

Nig Clarke Pirates Addy Livingston Red Sox Viratens Hot Springs Paddy

Longest Pitchers in Minneapolis Revealed

Joe Cantillon claims a pitching staff totaling 36 feet 7 inches across six players. The group listed in stocking feet includes Bill Jamen Maurice Craft Edward Hovik Alexander Schauer Charles Tob erteon and Charlies Whitehouse all reported at six feet tall.

Minneapolis Joe Cantillon Bill Jamen Maurice Craft Edward Hovik Alxander Schauer Charles Toberteon Charlies Whitehouse

Honolulu Braves and Hawaiian League Clubs in Spotlight

Honolulu reports a ball club named the Braves with rivals in the Hawaiian league. Teams cited include the Asahis and Waikikis as part of the circuit. The island league will open soon under centennial celebration auspices.

Honolulu Braves Bortonese Asahis Waikikis Lengone

Jole Tay Defies Critics Ahead of Antwerp Olympic Run

Jole Tay dismisses expert criticism that his form will fade by August in Antwerp. The renowned sprinter intends to stay training hard and not ease off, trusting his mental attitude to keep him at peak in the cinder paths.

Jole Tay Antwerp

Young Hurler Jonnard Impresses Amid Glass Eye Tales

Claud Jonnard, a promising pitcher with a glass eye, dazzles Tigers regulars in 1920 spring training. He previously played for Nashville and now wows scouts with a "wake curve" that hops past batters. Other rookies including Red Dog, Ernest Alten, and Okrie join him in showcasing peculiar talents during workouts.

Bobby Veach Donnie Bush Tiger Jonnard Emring Nashville

Pacific Coast Tennis Stars Set Summer East Tour

Pacific One tennis stars plan a summer series of games in the East after appearing in the West. Notable players Helen Baker and Mrs. Ethel Bruce are highlighted as part of the tour lineup.

Berkeley Pacific One Agate Helen Baker Ethel Gut Bruce

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