Dempsey Plans for Carpentier Bout Emphasizes Power
East reports say Jack Dempsey will rely on his knockout wallop to defend the world heavyweight title against Georges Carpentier July 2. Dempsey trained to face Brennan and learned from that bout, signing Kid Norfolk for sparring as he sharpens timing for the French challenger.
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Jack Dempsey
Wallop
Leo H. Lassen
Ack
Dempsey
K. O. Wallop
Georges Carpentier
Hill Brennan
Chicago
Verami
Arty Foley
Jack Sharkey
Banam
Hill Tate
Brennan
Jett
Carpentier
Kid Norfolk
Norfolk
Denver Ed Martin Plans Heavyweight Comeback
Denver Ed Martin, the veteran heavyweight, is reportedly planning a comeback in Portland or Milwaukee. The Rowe reports suggest he will be used in a forthcoming matchup or event.
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Denver
Ed Martin
Portland
Rowe
Eithler Portland
Milwaukee
Every One Can Succeed and the Clothes Make the Man
A worker, passed over for promotions, learns the value of appearance. He buys an entire suit at Cherry's, paying a small down payment and monthly balance, and gains the air and confidence to match his new clothes. The shop is at 207 Kilgallis Avenue between Madison and Pring, near the Whistle.
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Cherry's
Dresk
Fie
Kmialto Bile
2Nd Ave
Madison and
Pring
Louie's Favored To Win Sunday In Star League
Louie’s French Dry Cleaners with Bob Thorburn on the mound are slight favorites to beat Stacy Shawn and advance to camp at Lincoln playfield. Rei Swift adds strong pitching depth for the Dry Cleaners as three other Star league games lace the schedule across Walla Walla and nearby fields.
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Bob Thorburn
Louie
French Dry Cleaners
Stacy Shawn
Lincoln
Walla Walla
Dry Cleaners
Rei” Swift
Thorburn
Swift
Star League Flames
Sunday Star League Games Listed for Unscheduled Teams
Games for Star league teams not scheduled to play Sunday are set at Jefferson park Three Brothers Dye Works 3 70 p m, Lincoln Park Louies French Dry Cleaners 1 p m, Washington Park South Seattle 5 p m, Rainier Athletic club vs Youngstown Athletic club Youngstown 230 p m. Schedule to be announced in Saturday's Star.
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Shamroz Athletic Club
Ve. Three Brothers’ Dye Works
Jefferson Park
Louie
French Dry Cleaners
Stacy Showna
Lincoln Park
Washington Park
South Seattle
Centralia
Southwest Washington Baseball League
Chehalis
South Bend
Toledo
Raymond
Paddock to race at Harvard stadium and Chicago meet
USC sprint marvel Charles Paddock announced he will compete at the Harvard stadium meet on June 15 and the American Intercollegiate meet in Chicago on June 18. He aims to add to his list of collegiate achievements with these national events.
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Los Angeles
Charley Paddock
University of Southern California
Harvard University Stadium
Chicago
Pates
Californiar
Oregon Aggies Fall Gonzaga in Spokane Nine Victory
The Oregon Aggies defeated Gonzaga University 32 to lead the game winner Hughie McKenna scored the winning run. The Aggies schedule next matches against Washington State College in Pullman this afternoon and on Saturday.
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Spokane
Oregon Aggies
Gonzaga University
Hughie McKenna
Aggies
Washington State College
Pullman
Jack Britton to Fight in Portland May 20
World welterweight champion Jack Britton will meet winner of May 6 bout between Dave Shade and Johnny McCarthy at Milwaukie arena on May 20. The 10 round title bout follows Shade and McCarthy's Portland clash to earn the right to challenge Britton.
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Leonard-Britton
Jack Britton
King
Benny Leonard
Leonlard
Benny
Portland
Jack Pritton
Dave Shade
Johnny McCarthy
Milwaukie
Frank Kendall
United Presa
Shade
McCarthy
Kendalaaid
California Schools Skip Pacific Coast Conference Meet
Eugene April 26. Neither the University of California nor Stanford will compete in the Pacific Coast Conference track meet here on May 21, according to word from the graduate managers of the two California schools.
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Eugene
University of California
Stanford University
California
Seattle Faces Deadline to Trim Roster to 30
Manager Bill Kenworthy must reduce Seattle to 30 players by Sunday from 23 as the club plans seven pitchers, three catchers, six infielders and four outfielders. Likely departures include Swarts, Oldring and Strand, while Tobin Elliott Stumpf and Kenworthy stabilize the infield and catching duties.
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ANAGER BILL _JINWORTHY
Seattle
Monroe Swarts
Nitcher
Rube Oldring
Paul Strand
Kenworthy
Frank Tobin
Carter Elliott
Bill Stumpf
Demaree
Gardner
Geary
Dailey
Sehorr
Francis
Jacoba
Bates
Murphy
Stumpf
Elliott
Wistersil
Middleton
Kldred
Lane
Cunningham
Spencer
Adame
Tobin
Golden Bears Celebrate Unmatched 1920-21 Athletic Year
California athletes claim a record year in football basketball crew and track as the Golden Bears beat Ohio State on New Year’s Day and narrowly won the Pacific Coast Conference title in basketball. They also edged Washington in a three mile crew race and defeated Michigan in a dual meet while planning overseas and to face Harvard, Princeton, and Japanese teams.
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California
Bears
Ohio State
Wesr
United States
Pamdena
Golden Bears
University of Washington
Berkeley
Golken Bear
Oakland
University of Michigan
Btanford Cardinals
Cambridge
Harvard
Japan
Princeton
Poughkeepars
BOOST ROOKS FOR REFEREE BOOST ROOKS FOR REFEREE
Detroit boxing fans favor Pilly Rooks as referee for the Dempsey Carpentier match. Rooks cites Joe Gans as the greatest fighter he has seen, praising Gans for punch heart and head and contrasting him with Benny Leonard. He emphasizes referees must prioritize action and fairness for the crowd.
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Dempsey
Seattle
Posefitl
Altho
Detroit
Pilly
Rooks
Joe Gans
Miss Rooks
Gans
Benny Leonard
French runners debut at Penn Relays carnival in Philadelphia
More than 8,000 athletes gather around Quakertown for the Penn Relays at Franklin Field. France makes its bow with a four man mile relay team and two individuals. Debuts also include the United States Naval Academy squad. Top eastern schools compete alongside Ohio State Illinois Wisconsin and California programs.
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Henry L. Farrell
Philadelphia
Quakertown
Franklin Field
France
George Andre
Gaston Fery
Maurice Mercery
Maurice Devaux
Ali Khan
de Nys
United States Naval Academy
Yale
Harvard
Navy
Penn
Cornell
Princeton
Columbia
Penn State
Ohio State
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Chicago
Washington State
Stanford
Redlands
California
Southern California
Batting and Fielding Highlights From Local Baseball Tilt
Yesterday's wet field challenged plays as Par Ouinomicas ACSNte and visitors produced solid hitting. Milly Cemmingham and Tub Spencer led the day with doubles and singles while Billy Lane swiped his 14th base. Kerrie and Witholt made game turning plays on defense.
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Young Frews
Milly Cemmingham
Billy Lane
Prep Games On Today Three Contests Set For Afternoon
Three high school basketball games are scheduled for this afternoon in the third series. Franklin faces West Seattle at West Seattle, Broadway meets Queen Anne at Mercer playfield, and Ballard plays Lincoln at Adama field. No upsets expected.
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Franklin
Weat Seattle
West Seattle
Broadway
Queen Anne
Mercer
Ballard
Linccoln
Adama Field
Siwashes Top Bees in Muddy Rain Soaked Game 7 to 1
Seattle pitchers dominated as Gardner shut Salt Lake after early Bees scoring. Seattle built a 3 on runs in the second, fourth, and sixth and exploded for four in the eighth to seal the win amid poor field conditions and steady rain.
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Salt Lake
Withott
Grislardi
Harry Gardner
FPO. A
Ginglards
Rf Cues
Lion
E . Brown
Joe Brinley
Jenkine
Bromiey
Reiger Cones
AB. R H. PO
Wintersll
Murphy
Tf Middleton
Ame
Kenworthy
Cunningham
Spencer
Billott
Gardner
Penon
Primiey
Britiey
Ourden
Lane Ec
Ginglardi
Briniey
Rouse
Toman
Byron
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