Davis to Box Simonich Here in Seattle Welterweights Spotlight
In Seattle the welterweight scene heats up with Travie Davis and Simonich set for a key bout at the Cal Athletic Club. Other notable names include Frankie Haynie Dave Shade Johnny McCarthy and Billy Wright with Cross and Schumann also featured on the card.
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der Simanich
Butta
Frankie Haynie
San Fran
Dave Shade
San Francisco
Frankie Murphy
Denver
Johnny Meturhy
Billy Wright
Seattle
Davis
Simenicoh
Cal Athletic Club
Simonich Fig
Eddie Hammoond
Tmve Shade
Johnny McCarthy
U S Polo Team Prepares for June International Cup
York reports America's polo team will begin practice matches in early May against British squads in preparation for the international cup in June. Opponents include England with games slated to help the Americans.
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York
America
Agham
England
Sensational shortstop prospect in Bob La
A confused sports item notes George McBride unearthed a sensational shortstop in Bob La but laments that he cannot hit. The piece hints at various faults and mentions upcoming swimming meets including the Pacific Coast outdoor championships at Tent City, Coronado, Cal, on July 10.
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Ashington
George McBride
Bob la
Lamotte
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Tent City
Coronado
Cal
Montreal Pounds Champion Lynch In Rough Bout
In Detroit and Cleveland bouts Montreal repeatedly troubled champion Joe Lynch with a strong left hand. A late chin blow put Montreal down for nine counts in Detroit, then he built a points lead again in Cleveland. A decision could lift the title for Montreal, who hails from Providence.
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Montreal
Joe Lynch
Lynch
Ute Hoker
Detroit
Cleveland
Providence
Arlett Struggles to Win Games This Season
Oakland pitcher Arlett, once hailed as the coast’s top right hander, loses four of five starts. A sore arm and a cold shoulder after a Salt Lake trip hinder form. his one win halted San Francisco Seals’ 10 game streak. Possible Tigers option looms if improvement occurs.
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Arlett
Oakland
Atarta
Oaks
San Francisco Seals
Seals
South
Arnett
Salt Lake
Dee
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Horce
Plitcher
Ahapa
Ortega Loses On Foul In 12th Round Bout
In Orleans on April 2 Bat lost a decision to Jack Malone of St. Paul by a foul in the 12th round of their 15 round scheduled bout.
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Orleans
Bat
Jack Malone
St. Paul
Rain Forces Early Call in Washington Aggies Game
With Elbert Harper of Washington and Miller of the Aggies pitching well, rain halted the game in the fourth inning with no score. Washington's next conference games are at Corvallis Wednesday and Thursday against the Aggies. The Aggies head to Pullman for a two game series with the Cougars on Friday and Saturday.
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Elbert Harper
Washington
Miller
Aggies
Corvallis
Weieeday
Aggie
Seattle
Pullman
Cougars
Kegeris Sets New 150 Yard Breast Stroke Record
Los Angeles swimmer Ray Kegeris of the Los Angeles Athletic Club won the 150 yard breast stroke championship of America with a time of 1 minute 49.45 seconds. Norman Rom of the Illinois Athletic Club finished second. The piece notes a strong year for left handed pitchers with several named players retiring early.
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Los Angeles
Ray Kegerisn
Los Angeles Athletic Club
America
Norman Rom
Illinois Athletic Club
Postponed Seattle Salt Lake game due to wet grounds
Weather halted the second Seattle Salt Lake matchup yesterday with rain making the Rainier Valley ball lot unplayable. The article lists scattered scores and player mentions amid the disrupted slate, noting the Rainier Valley venue as the site of the cancellation.
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Seattle Salt Lake
Rainier Valley Ball Lot
Sunday Clash in Four Star League Headlines Elimination Threat
In Lincoln playfield Stacy Shawn faces Louie's French Dry Cleaners for a potential knockout in the Four Star League race. Stacy Shawn won their previous meeting two weeks ago after lucky breaks. Bob Thorbarn is expected to pitch for Dry Cleaners with a trio of relievers behind him.
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Claas
Stacy Shawn
Louie
French Dry Cleaners
Lincoln
Bob Thorbarn
Zolla
Adama
Lyman
Jewelera
Shamrox Athletic Cub
Three Brothers Dye
Jefferson
Three Brothers
Qass
Washington Park
South Seattle
Youngstown Athletic Club
Rainier Athletic Club
Youngstown
Lefty Hoagland
Spaldings
Demet Team Adopts Revoked Rule and Trades Players
The Tumseeed adopts a rule requiring two players with no prior pro experience. A looted asset shifts to the outfield. Beecher moves to Little Rock in Gouthers league. Peery Prief, holder of Cran league home run record, played first base for Kansas City in the American association.
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Beecher
Little Rock Club
Peery Prief
Hall Lake
Kansas City Club
Roush Must Petition for Reinstatement
Cincinnati April 28 Peddle Roush the Cincinnati holdout who signed a contract to play with the Reds Tuesday will have to present a petition for reinstatement in the league before he can play again according to an announcement by Commissioner Landis Roush did not sign his contract within ten days after the league started and was therefore declared ineligible.
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Cincinnati
Peddle Rousch
Reds
Landia
Rousch
Cleveland Fans Told To Treat Balls As Treasures
Boas Dunn assures Cleveland patrons they may keep any balls batted into the stands this year while Jim is described as not a tightwad in a casual review of ballpark behavior.
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Boas Dunn
Cleveland
Jim Ain
Star Plans Junior Net Meet
Star announces a junior city tennis meet for boys under 18 as of March 1 1921 at Woodland Park starting June 1. Entry blanks appear in The Star from Monday through May 18 and at Piper Taft tennis dept. Two classes on entry forms: regular tournament starting May 23 and junior meet starting June 1. Only singles for juniors. five events for regular tournament. Last year over 150 players competed, with 200 expected this season.
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Star
Woodland Park
Piper & Taft
Star Woodland Park
Dempsey Takes It Easy Ahead of Carpentier Fight
Heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey enjoys rest and meals at Freddie Welsh's health farm in Summit New Jersey as he plans for the July 2 title bout with Georges Carpentier. He jokes about playful exercises and reports feeling as fit as ever with six weeks to train in Atlantic City.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
Jack Kearns
Nesteen
Jack Dempsey
Jersey
Freddie Welsh
Summit
N. J
Georges Carpentier
Dempery
Pinocchia
Jos Benjarain
Teddy Hays
Atlantic City
Bill Brennan
Jenne Arrives for Penn Relay Carnival
Athletes from across the United States begin arriving for the Pennsylvania Relay Carnival at Franklin Field. Washington State College pole vaulter Jenna was among the early arrivals in Philadelphia.
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Phiadelitmia
United States
Pennsylvania
Franklin Field
Ihen Jenna
Washington State College
New Swimming Start Innovations Attract Attention
George Linner tests a new racing start with a platform lineup and a recall command. A two foot rope above the water acts as an automatic stop to prevent breaks, while the word get wet signals the start. Red Cross officials review water first aid in Seattle. Stanford defeats California 13 to 3 in water polo as August 14 fills tentative event plan.
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George Linner
Linner
Prep Ball Teams In Action Friday
The third series of high school baseball games is set for Friday with Franklin at West Blettle to face Harvey McIver and Hiawatha. Lincoln travels to Ballard to play Adams field while Broadway goes to Mercer to meet Queen Anne. Games start at 3:30 with Franklin and Broadway leading the league race.
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West Beattle
Harvey McIver
Hiawatha
Lincoln
Ballard
Adams
Broadway
Mercer
Queen Anne
Frank Nagaminie
West Riders
Butler
West Seattle
Bi Nollan
Burgh
Beavers
Quakers
Saunders
Zolla
Tigers
Captain Wright
Quays
Whitman Loses to Oregon in Conference Match
Walla Walla April 28 Whitman college players dropped their first conference game today to the University of Oregon by a 9 to 3 score. Whitman outhit opponents but 11 errors were largely responsible for Oregon scoring.
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Walla Wall
Whitman College
University of Oregon
Whitman
Oregon
Blaney to Open Northwest Bowling Hub in Tacoma
Portland bowling figure J. W. Blaney leases Wright block in Tacoma to install eight alleys and ten pool and billiard tables. Remodeling begins May 26 with an opening tournament planned August 15. He proposes a cross city league pitting top five bowlers from Seattle Tacoma Portland Aberdeen Vancouver and Spokane in a six city, six game per stop season.
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Portland
Tacoma
Closed
Geal
Wright
Ninth
Pacific
Blaney
Northwest
Seattle
Aberdeen
Vancouver
B. C
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