Maupome says Horemans would press Hoppe for cue title
Pierre Maupome, a three cushion expert, predicts Belgian star Horemans would challenge Willie Hoppe for the cue title. He cites recent defeats by Welker Cochran and Young Schaefer as evidence Hoppe could be beatable in a long-distance match and notes Horemans’ ambition and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maupome
Horemans
Hoppe
Leo H. Lassen
Welker Cochrane
Schaefer
Pierre Maupome
Baouard Horemans
Willie Hoppe
King
Upome
Brown & Hulen
Chicago
Cochrane
Hore ‘Mans
Big Ring Card Tonight in Yakima Moose Show
A major boxing program tops Yakima Valley events at Empire Yakima with a six round main featuring Bocco Stramgalla of Cle Elum versus Steve the Fireman of Seattle. Other bouts include Vern Leroy of Tacoma versus a marine from Brem and Spirelle versus Mike Mitchell with Patsy Deritsch and Red Ma Gets on the undercard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Moose
Bocco Stramgalla
Pion
Cle Elum
Steve
Fireman
Seattle
Vern Leroy
Tacoma
Marine
Brem
Spirelle
Mike Mitchell
Renova
Patsy Deritsch
Red Ma Gets
Weber
Finite
Paul Rogers
Empire Yakima
Prize Trotter Barred From Grand Circuit Events
Dville reports Manning, leading money-winner in the Grand Circuit 1920 sea, will not be allowed to enter events here. In York Argentina Denmark will play their first Davis Cup matches in the United States about August 1, with the location to be chosen by the USTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dville
Mass
Manning
Sea
Portland Swim Stars Train for Seattle Meet
Portland swimmers prepare for the Pacific Northwest association indoor meet in Seattle at Crystal Pool April 21. Team members include Lowell Wright Ethel Knowles Jack Leger and Jimmie Egan with divers Dave Fall Weldon Hyde and Gartin Carroll showing promise. Helen Hicka the current PN A diving champion may be selected to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Werner
Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest Association
Crystal Pool
Seattle
Broadway
M. G. Douglas Douglas
Lowell Wright
Ethel Knowles
Jack Leger
Jimmie Egan
Knowles
Jack Cody
Mult@lomah Athletic club
Dave Fall
Weldon Hyde
Gartin Carroll
P.N. A
Collie Wheeler
Bushner
Lombard
Hoogs
Alonen
Harrison
Helen Hicka
High School Baseball Opens With Tight Contests Across Fields
The season starts at 3 30 pm on multiple fields as Franklin Lincoln Ballard Queen Anne West Seattle Broadway Ballard clash on Adams Lower Woodland and Hiawatha. Captain Ivan Jones leads Franklin against Lincoln. Tony Calea develops Franklin's fast nine. Ballard, West Seattle, and Queen Anne show strong rosters. Houston?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Olsen
Woodland
Hiawatha
Adams
Broadway
Mallard
Franklin
Lincoln
Woodland Grounds
Queen Anne
West Seattle
Ivan Jones
Frankin
Quakers
Tony Calea
Cales
Washington
Ballard
Tigers
The
Quays
Indians
Harvey Melvor
Butler
Iver Iverson
Captain Wright
Seattle
Boost for Seattle club opens season with Thunder
Fifty members of the Seattle Division of the United Typothetae of America will attend the opening game Wednesday in a body. The party will be headed by President Lambert of the association. This is the first organized group of rooters so far heard of who will attend the opening game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
United Typothetae of America
Lambert
Association
Schaefer Dominates Recent Billiard Matches
Schaefer has secured a string of wins in recent billiards showdowns, with opponents consistently falling to his precise break and steady runouts. The streak highlights Schaefer's rising form and tactical edge in the current circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaefer
Jaka
Solons Open Brattle Base Ball Season Big Home Crowd Expected
Sacramento Solona led by Bill Rodgers heads to Beattie to start the Brattle league season after ten wins and three losses. Fittery spins for Rodgers with solid infielders Moll, McGaffigan, Orr and Pick while outfielders Kopp Compton and Ryan supply punch. Catchers Elliott and Cook, plus Schang as versatile veteran, pace a deep roster. The opener, set for 3 p m with pregame at 2 30, targets a large Coast league crowd as Seattle visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Rodgers
Sacramento Solons
Bill
Sacs
Bill Kenworthy
Sacramento Solona
Beattie
Solona
Solons
Frite Mollwith
Marty McGaffigan
Bill Orr
Charley Pick
Willow
Merlin Kopp
Pete Compton
Buddy Ryan
Kopp
Compton
Ryan
Elliott
Young Cook
Cook
Paul Fittery
Rodgers
Seattle
Faeth
Penner
Kunts
Prough
Niehaus
Bobby Schang
Baseball Schedule Affected by Rain and Snow Across Cities
Multiple games in Detroit Cleveland and New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn and other venues were postponed due to wet grounds and snow. Yesterday's standout was George Mister whose triple sparked a Browns victory over the White Sox amid rainy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mister
Browns
Galveston Pitcher McGrew Could Outshine Ruth
Galveston Texas April 19 Pitcher McGrew of the Galveston club may be the next baseball wonder if Babe Ruth’s home runs wear out. McGrew seven feet tall and 190 pounds allowed the Giants only two hits in 11 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
McGrew
Babe Ruth
Giants
Herman Regains Punch in New Orleans Wins
Pete Herman regains confidence by knocking out opponents with Kayo blows in New Orleans. He scored three straight wins recently, showing improving form and dominance in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pete Herman
Kayos
Money Starts to Come In for Dempery Carpentier Fight
New York April 19 close to 20000 dollars in applications for fifty dollar seats have been mailed to Tex Rickard. Saturday's total reached thirteen thousand eight hundred dollars. The Tennis and Racquet Club of New York placed the largest order for sixteen thousand dollars in ringside seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tex Rickard
Ermountef
Robertson Still Balks Chicago Spring Reinstatement
April 19 Robert Robertson, Cubs outfielder, suspended for refusing to report for spring practice, must train two weeks somewhere before reinstatement. He remains on the ineligible list for declining to get into condition, announced by President William Veeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dave Robertson
Cubs
William Veeck
Robertson
Distance Men to Compete in Boston Marathon
Seventy seven long distance runners are entered for the annual marathon over 25 miles in Boston. The course, after a hard rain, is in perfect condition. The standing record is two hours 18 minutes 14 seconds set in 1912 by Mike Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mike Ryan
Bowlers Show Strong at Northwest International Meet in Portland
Beattie bowlers posted solid showings at the Portland tournament earning prize money. Davenport Alley of Spokane won the five man title while Seattle pairs excelled in doubles and singles with Huntoon Davis and Dick Wade placing runners up. Beattie led money with 981 dollars followed by Portland 703 and Spokane 700 in a varied prize haul across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Themacier
B. N. Brooks
Davenport Alley
Bpokane
Elka
Beatle
Elka No
Seattle
Huntoon
Davis
Powers
Winsing
Thompson
Weynandt
Handedorf
Hedenstrom
Dick Wade
Tom O'Donnell
Northwest
Davenport Alleyn
Spokane
F. Mudro
J. T. Patterson
Butts
Montsingies
James Heffron
Beattie
Butte
Vancouver
San Francisco
Aberdeen
Hood River
Auburn
Walla Walla
Carpentier confident he will beat Dempsey
Georges Carpentier declared he expects to win before the 12th round in the July 2 bout with Jack Dempsey. He plans to reach New York May 7 aboard a liner to begin training, projects loafing until then, and aims to gain weight prior to the United States training grind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jack
Georges Carpentier
United Press
Europe
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Georges
New York
Savoie
Lagyrihe
United States
Descarmpes
Black Sox Baseball: Chicago League Bans Indicted Players
The Chicago Midwest Baseball association and the Chicago league decided not to book games with indicted players, following the Black Sox scandal. This action closes potential appearances for the implicated team, impacting schedules and fan expectations in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Midwest Baseball Association
Chicago League
Who'll Win Box Fight Dempsey vs Carpentier
Doug Fairbanks weighs in from Los Angeles on the Dempsey Carpentier title bout. He says the clever boxer faces a hard hitter and questions whether Carpentier can land vital blows enough to weaken Dempsey. Fairbanks predicts a late wear down by the champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Cal
Doug Fairbanks
Dempaey
Carpentier
Beyl
Dempsey
Close Stick Race Looms In Major League Batting
New York April 19 The fight for the league batting crown promises fierce rivalries among George Sisler Tris Speaker Eddie Collins Babe Ruth Baby Doll Jacobson and Ty Cobb. Ty Cobb and Speaker are expected to press hard while Babe Ruth seeks the lead with his powerful swing though wild power may hinder him. Babes chase is tempered by the note on his temper and form as fans anticipate the season’s top hitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. Jackson
George Sisler
Tris Speaker
Eddie Collins
Babe Ruth
Jacobson
Ty Cobb
Speaker
Cobb
Ftory
Life Saver Store Offers Credit Ready Wear
A testimonial praises Cherry's bargain fashion on Second Ave between Madison and Spring in the 207 Rialto Building over the Pig n Whistle. The buyer highlights low down payments and credit terms, claiming ready to wear clothes as a life saver and planning to buy more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry’s
Ufe
Second Ave
Madison
Spring
Rialto Building
Paddock to Compete in University Relay Meet
Charley Paddock, described as the fastest track man alive, will compete in the second annual relay meet at the University of Washington. He will run with a four man relay team plus the coach and trainer. The event draws include Captain Gus Pope of Washington and USC entered teams. Tickets priced at 1.00 to the public and 0.60 to students are on sale at several local outlets and on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meienest
University of Washington
Charley Paddock
Paddock
University of Southern California
Gus Pope
Washington
America
Edmundson
Darwin
Spaldings
Brown &Hulen
Piper & Taft
Land and Sky Taxi Service in Puget Sound area
A fragment notes an air taxi service named Land and Sky Taxi Service by the Puget Sound Company with a Curtiss Sea Gull painted on a boat. It mentions a hangar at a lake location and references the business section of the paper, but details are unclear and garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Also Mentioned on This Page
CUE Star
Icochrane
Schaffer
Maaster Ghot
West
Belgium
Mau Comeys
Mav
R B. Benjamin
Dever
Bie Prese
Kansas City
Koji Ya
U. S. Optical CO
Third Ave. Glanace
Scrappy Solon
Portland Swim Stars
University Frosh
Prank Nagaminie
Bil Nollan
Nagaminie
Nollan
Mail
Bob Saunders
Fat Burgh
Ingeles” Royalee Size
Third Ave
Fittery
Billi Kenworthy
Baltlake
Bees
Loa Angelen
Salt Lake
Elmer Jacobs
Kenworthy
Sacramento
Beattia
Fat Lake
Vernon
Oakland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Roston
New York-Boston
Teque
Trier
Giteon
Pacific Coast League
Ian Preandgee
Lele Anbar
Heattle Steen
Oakland Tome
Arene
Lot
Rowton
Mt. Louis
Hatterson
Kerr
Behalk
Shocker
Severeié
National League
Cincianam
Ting
Oclerner
Carleon
Schmidt
Tyter
O' Farreil
Macinnat
Crecinnatl Ereseereeereceee
May
Perticn
Walker
Ktreher
Clemona
Luque
Herman
Seattle National Banks
Daniel Kelleher
J. W. Spangler
R. V. Ankeny
P. B. Truax
J. H. Newberger
E. G. Ames
H. C. MacDonald
C. L. LA Grave
FE. K. Reiley
C. W. More
WM. Kahlke
J. H. Miner
Second Avenue
Columbia
Horne
Boldt
A. Lundberg
Beatile
Carpentier Confident
BY Edwin Hullinger
Black Sox
Sloan
4Th Ave
Arley- Davidson
Bicycles
Motorcycles
Hirsch Cycle CO
Ea. A
Boldt’s
Lyon Building
Corm Second Ave
Pike At
Land and
SKY Taxi
NEW Manhattan
Ganther and
Mattern Fine Union
Seneca Street
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!