Long Joe Dailey Stirs Indians In 10th Inning Win
Long Joe Dailey pitched for the Indians and delivered a timely single in the 10th that sealed an 8 to 6 win over Seattle in the doubleheader. Tub Spencer sparked the offense with a sharp grounder and two-base hit as Vernon's squad faltered late.
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Long Joe
Leo H. Lassen
Joe Dailey
Indians
Vernon
Walter McCredie
Tub” Spencer
Red Smith
Joe
Tigers
Forbes and Michaels to Box Tuesday at Cascade
Seattle lightweight Forbes returns after a year away to fight Bobby Michaels of New York in the Cascade Athletic club show at the Arena. Michaels is noted for power. Frankie Pantiey meets Kid Ballerino of Camp Lewis. Rivers of Tacoma faces Kid Johnson of Olympia in a highlight bout along with Roy MacCasslin and Eddie Billings.
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Weight
Bobby Michaela
New York
Cascade Athletic Club
Fortes
Canada
Freddy Welsh
Michaels
Althe
Frankie Pantiey
Kid Ballerino
Camp Lewis
Ballerino
Mike Mitchell
Eddie Moors
Jimmy Rivers
Tacoma
Kid Johnson
Olympia
Rivers
California
Oakland
Frankie Barnes
Roy MacCasslin
Eddie Billings
Billings
Vancouver
Irving Gleason
Jimmy Cole
Eddie Moore
Frankie Green
Wills and Dempsey Fight Talks Open in London
New York April 23 Negotiations for a Dempsey Wille bout in London this summer have begun, via a cable from George McDonald London promoter and manager.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wille
London
George McDonald
Red Cross life-ravers tryouts at W. C. A. pool
More than 100 swimmers are expected to attend at 4 p m Tuesday for Red Cross life-raver tryouts. A junior and senior test will be conducted to determine eligibility.
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American Red Cross
Washington Crew Dominates Western Regatta in Cal Victory
Washington's crew claims a decisive coast title with an 8 length win over California in Madison Park, time 11 04. The Bears’ frosh finish second, Howell collapses in California’s No. 1 seat, and Coach Ed Leader plans training and fundraising for the national regatta at Poughkeepsie.
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Ashington
Poughkeepsie
New York
Ed Leader
Washington
California
Bruin
Bruins
Purple and Gold
Bears
Bery Howell
Howell
Ben Wallis
Madison Park
Breese Wan
Treah
Dan McMillan
Varsity
Bruin Babes
Varsity Boat Club
Poughkeepare
Varsity Ball Team to Mix With Oregon Aggies Here
Washington opens the second week of the conference baseball season against the Oregon Aggies after two wins over Oregon Wetfooters. The Purple and Gold beat Lemon Yellow 14 to 2 as Torrance and Harper led a sharp attack with six first inning runs and a strong defense limiting Oregon to five hits.
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Ashington
Oregon
Beavers
Washington
Torrance
Wells
McMahon
Gardner
Barrett
Bakke
Maloney
Juns
Gray
Zimmerman
Soreby
Pase
Harper
Leslie
Johnson
Leonard
Upsets Mark Varsity Relay Trials at Stadium Field
Surprises emerged in the second stage of varsity relay tryouts at Stadium Field on Saturday. New men dominated with a Free winning the quarter mile ahead of Reg Pratt while Ed Ferry and Harry Beall placed. Others like Don Douglas and Williams narrowly missed selection. Zener captured the mile with Ewing Finkey and Alien in the next spots. Fred Meisnest led much of the mile before fading near the end.
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Stadium Field
Reg Pratt
Pratt
Ed Ferry
Harry Beall
Don Douglas
Williams
Zener
Ewing
Finkey
Alien
Fred Meisnest
Dundee and Tendler Set for 15 Round Title Clash
New York April 24 Johnny Dundee junior lightweight champion and Lew Tendler who claims the lightweight title have been matched for 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden on May 56.
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New York
Johnny Dundee
Lew Tendler
Madison Square Garden
League No 1 Coring 18 runs on 17 bits
Falcon Athletic club defeats Merchants 18 to 2 at Columbia with McGilvray dominating on the mound and Hillman adding three hits including a triple and double. Ritley and Hillman spark the offense as Woods, McDermott, and Stanta provide support in a free hitting game.
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Coring
Fi Man Merchants
Falcon Athletic Club
Columbia
McGlivray
Ritley
Hillman
R. H. E. Falcon Athletic Club
Hillman Merchants
Woods and
McDermott
McGilvray
Stanta
Yesterday's hero Tobin leads from outfield in rough win
Yesterday's hero Tobin of the Brows delivered a standout outfield performance as they beat the White Leon 4 to 0 in a tense 10th inning. Sheree Smith of Brooklyn hit a homer with two on, but the Grante rallied for a 7 to 3 victory.
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Tobin
Hemtog
Sheree Smith
Brooklyn
Grante
Results Yesterday in Major League Baseball Card
Vernon lost with Seattie 4 1 in the second game after ten innings. Portland stood 6 8, Dallian 2 6. Ealt Lake 6 18 Sos Angeles 4 8 in a 16 inning first game. San Francisco 1 4, Macramento 8 4, Vernon 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 1 3. Ot Mite onc. 3 tis Beattie . ess 8 6 e 8. Mite . 23 ee100 tT Rammary: Rune responsible for Mey 5. Dailey 1. Miruck qut-By Delley 3, for May 1 Pacoed ball-Spencer, Stolen Karets-Lane. Smith Teo-base hite- Spencer 2. Sacrifice hite-Dailey 1 Runs batted in Eldred, Dalley, Smith, Double Playe-Dligh to Sewyer to Hyatt. Time of game-1)t6 Umpires -McGrew and Heardon.
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Beattie
Rammary
Rune
Mey
Dailey
Miruck
Delley
Spencer
Smith
Eldred
Dalley
Dligh
Sewyer
Hyatt
McGrew and Heardon
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Oakland
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Ieton
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Ibler
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Kune
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Rehwire
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Hatterson
Bnyder
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Ainemith
Adama
Gillespie
Scott
Wingo
Ae Tolals
League No 2 Washington Park Triumph Over West Woodland
Washington Park defeated West Woodland in a pitcher battle at Lower Woodland. Til Butta earned the win with eight strikeouts while holding West Woodland to three hits. Bill Griffiths delivered the decisive hit in the ninth and Piverett Brink totaled three safeties.
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Washington Park
West Woodland
Mer
Batterson
Stitta
Smith
Frankhouser
Lobaugh
Morvich Preps for Derby With 1 26 2 5 Seven Furlong Work
Morvich, Ben Block's sensational three year old, trained at Jamaica yesterday. The colt flew a half in the stretch and finished seven furlongs in 1:26 2-5, easing after the final eighth. He is being primed for the Kentucky Derby.
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New York
Morvich
Ben Block
Jamaica
League No 3 me Picchina Mullaly Henry topple Cubs 29 to 0
Mullaly held the Ross Cubs to one hit in four innings as Loule's French Dry Cleaners crushed them 29 to 0 at B F Day playfield. Bracken Burke and Kalman homerited for the winners in a one sided win.
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Mullaly
Henry
Loule
French Dry Cleaners
Ross Cubs
B. F. Day
Cubs
Bracken
Burke
Kalman
Great Army Star Directs Athletes At Union College
LMER OLIPHANT, acclaimed as West Point’s greatest athlete, signs to be athletic director at Union College in Schenectady. He is the only athlete to win two sabers for excellence, earned for varsity letters in four major sports in a single college year, and he has achieved this twice in baseball football basketball and track.
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Lmer Oliphant
West Point
Union College
Schenectady
Oliphant
Army School
American Court Tennis Champ to Play in London
Walter A. Kinsella, a professional court tennis expert, sails to England to challenge George F. Covey for the world title at the Prince's Club Knightsbridge. The match runs May 15 to 20 with a best of seven in 13 sets, no deuce, first to six games wins each set, and potential finals on May 20. If Kinsella wins he plans a return to America to face Jay Gould for the open championship.
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New York
Dempsey
Aquitania
England
Walter A. Kinsella
George F. Covey
Prince's Club
Knightsbridge
Kinsella
America
Jay Gould
Gould
Covey
Philadelphia
Colored Champion Is Ready
EW YORK April 24 Jack Dempsey's European trip promises to be little more than the usual tourist sight-seeing journey. The article notes a dearth of serious challengers in Europe and America with Beckett and others past their prime, while Fred Fulton, Bill Brennan, and Billy Miske are diminished. Harry Wills is the lone prominent black heavyweight mentioned as a potential challenger.
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Bob Dormanew
York
Jack Dempsey
Europe
England
Joe Beckett
Tom Cowler
Bombardier Wells
Albert Lloyd
Frank Goddard
George Cook
Cook
Beckett
France
Carpentier
Dempsey
Journee
Neilles
America
Wight
Fred Fulton
Madden
Bill Brennan
Billy Miske
Demperey
Harry Wills
Three Brothers Dye Works Triumph Over Mukilteo in 8 1 Win
Three Brothers Dye Works of the Star Junior league beat Mukilteo 8 to 1 in an out of town game. Swift pitched shutout innings holding Mukilteo to two hits as the offense produced nine hits and five errors. Al Barbaris starred in the outfield and at bat as the lineup batted around in the second inning.
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Kness
Bill Stumpf
Sam
Stumpf
Seattle
Three Brothers
Dye Works
Mukilteo
Swift
al Barbaris
RHE
Three Bros. Dye Works
Swift and Miller
Reakin
Budder
Garalsky
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