Golden Gate Boxer Wins Melee Draw Spars With Shade
Boxing recap from the Arena details several bouts. Johnny Griffiths of Akron fights Billy Shade of California to a draw amid weight disputes while Shade dominates late. Hector and Farrel also win or lose in Seattle card with other bouts ending in partial comebacks.
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Johenny Griffiths
Akron
Billy Shade
California
Shade
Seasions
Griffiths
Warburton
Dr. Ashton
Traceys
Johnny
Joe Farrel
Seattle
Danny Edwards
Farrell
Edwards
Big Relay Carnival At Denny Field And Local Matches
Local golf news covers Jefferson Park players traveling to meet Meadow Park in a home and home series while Seattle Golf club fields a 20 man squad in Victoria for the Biggerstaffo Wilson trophy. Ladies qualifiers at North Pond tee off for Edith Peters title as teachers tour Beacon Hill for a tournament led by Steve Dwan. Repairs near completion on the University Golf club nine hole course with a July reopening targeted.
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Altho
Meadow Park
Tacoma
Beacon Hill
Jefferson Park
Jeffs
Spalding Bros
Seattle Golf Club
Sam L. Russell
Victoria
Victoria Golf Club
Oak Bay
Sam
North Pond
Seattle
Edith Peters
Miss Peters
Steve Dwan
University Golf Club
Naval Reserve
Civh
Fred ©. Ayer
Relay Classic At University Of Washington Open Today
Seven track squads are entered for the relay classic at the University of Washington field today. Schools include Idaho Montana Washington Oregon Aggies Whitman and Wesleyan. First event starts at 2 30 with a four mile relay opening the carnival. Notable entrants include Swan Oregon Aggies Dailey Washington Snook Carter Oregon Aggies and Davis Washington across sprint and distance events. The program lists four mile relay 80 yard relay between Broadway High and fresh and a 440 yard intercollegiate relay among others.
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Univesity
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Aggies
Whitman
Wesleyan
Roadway High School
Swan
Oregon Aggies
Dailey
Snook and Carter
Davis
Broadway High School
Washington rallies to defeat Oregon in opener
The University of Washington baseball team scored five runs in the seventh inning to beat the University of Oregon 6 to 2 in the season opener. The second game of the series was scheduled for today at 1 p.m. Oregon made a substitution with F Jacobberger for Jacobron. Umpire Wella.
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University of Washington Baseball Crew
University of Oregon
Washington
Opomon
Oregon
F. Jacobberger
Jacobron
Wella
Schorr
Holmes
Ernie
Broadway Tigers Hand Lincoln Runners in Prep Baseball
Broadway Tigers overpower Lincoln Rafleplattere 34 in a decisive win at Lincoln playfield. Spencer Harris homered in the first inning as Broadway raced to a 3 0 lead, then padded the margin with four more runs in the fifth. Pitcher Hob Sanders fanned six Lincoln batters, while Pickering and Nolan combined for nine strikeouts in a nine run Broadway victory.
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Eurprine
Lincoln
Spencer Harris
Rallvplitters
Pickering
Bill Nolan
Kunz
Freworks
Hesketh
Wallingford
Elife
Harrix
Hylengren
Hob Sanders
Broadway Tigers
Nolan
Sanders and Packer
Seals Topple Giants in Sloppy Sixth Inning Tilt
Seals beat the Giants 1 0 as Daddy Rohrer fumbled a bunt in the sixth, allowing Corhan to score the winning run. Lewis pitched well for the Seals, with Connolly and Caveney aiding defenses while Schorr yielded only three singles in the matinee.
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Daddy Rohrer
San Francisco
Phinney Ave
Corhan
Schorr
Caveney
Koerner
Father Rohrer
O'Connell
Lewis
Connolly
Seals
Bat Kings Wheat and Weaver Lead Early 1920 Season
Zach Wheat leads National league hitters in the opening 1920 race with 10 singles in 19 at bats for a .526 average. Buck Weaver tops American league regulars with 6 hits in 10 plate appearances for a .600 mark. Cadore Babe Adams Ferdie Schupp pace NL pitchers with 2-0 records, while Joe Bush Stan Coveleskie and Claude Williams own 2-0 records for the AL.
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New York
Zach Wheat
Mwatter
Brooklyn Star
Flack
Chicago
Rath
Cincinnati
Hornady
St. Louia
Caton
Pittsbug
Buck Weaver
White Sox
Johnson
Cleveland
Williams
St. Louis
Eddie Collina
Cadore
Brooklyn
Babe Adama
Pittsburg
Ferdie Schhupp
Joe Bush
Red Sox
Stanley Coveleskie
Indians
Claude Williams
Cannefax Faces Tough Sledding in Cue Mix
Cannefax the world three cushion champion lost to Otto Reinelt 40 to 29 in 44 innings and to Chase Sibley 40 to 29 in 38 frames at Pope Sibley’s. Charley McCourt beat Sibley 40 to 34 in 41 innings but fell to Reiselt 40 to 39 in 49 cantos. Cannefax leads with seven wins and three losses, Sibley and Reiselt sit at five and five, McCourt has three wins and seven losses. Four games remain in the tournament.
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Bob Cannefax
Otto Reinelt
Pope Sibley
Chase Sibley
Charley McCourt
Sibley
Reiselt
Cannefax
Mc Court
Baseball Franchise Application for The Star City League
The team submits a formal application seeking franchise placement in The Star City baseball league. Official paperwork names the applicant team and requests entry status and league approval.
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Star City Baseball League
Three junior teams join The Star league entries
The Star received applications from the Diamond Aces, a colored squad, Greenwood Juniors and the Majestica. If no more senior teams join today the league may become a purely junior affair and senior teams could enter an elimination series later. Lists of junior players by age are due today and further divisions will be published Monday.
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Diamond Aces
Greenwood Juniors
Majestica
Ers
Star Today
Seals Prepare for Final Series With Seattle Next Week
Redheaded Wade Killefer leads the Seals for a second season series in Seattle with one game in Los Angeles set for Monday. Seattle fans expect Sam Crawford to star as the Angels battle Oaks and a strong pitching staff including Crandall and Keating.
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Moses
Los Angeles
Seattle
Seals
Angels
Oaks
Seraphs
Killefer
Thomas and Brown
Pertico
Doc Crandall
Aldridge
Keating
Sam Crawford
Art Griggs
Jack Fournier
St. Louis
Nichols
Haney
Cram Dall
Nicholf
Bam
Anne
Babe” Ellis
Stern
Crawford
Johnny Bassler
Pete Lapan
Roles
Harting
Vernon Tigers to Snare Two Hurlers
Los Angeles report states Vernon Tigers will gain Byrol Houck after a leave granted by a moviemaking firm. Essick announced Pitcher Smallwood moved to the Tigers via the New York Yanks as part payment for Meusel.
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Byroml Houck
Vernon
Tigers
Ager Basick
Moving Picture Company
Essick
Smallwood
New York Yanks
Meusel
The
Soan
Yanks
Newark
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