Dempsey Opponent Lineup and Seattle Boxing Card
Chet McIntyre promotes a Northwest boxing night at Liberty Park featuring Ole Anderson versus Tiny Herman anew. The undercard includes Herman’s bout with Anderson, Al Baker versus Army Welch rematch, Red Gage against Willie and other Seattle area matchups with De Pinto, Stan Fitzgerald, Mud Fitzgerald, Roy Tweed, Dan Garten, and Hertelon. The first bell at 8:30 marks a full evening of regional talent.
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C Anderson
Tacoma
San Francisco
al Reisch
New Yorker
Gene Tunney
Bill Brennan
Chicago
Ole
Alf
Miller
Northwest
Herman
Chet
Tiny
Andre Anderson
Anderson
al Baker
Army Welch
Hremerton Miller
Santa Claus
Gage
Red
Young Wilame
Canada
Mike de Pinto
Portland
Piddie Moore
Stan Fitzgerald
Stan
Mud Fitzgerald
Roy Tweed
Sir Thomas Cancels Olympic sailing. may travel next voyage
New York Aug 4 Sir Thomas cancelled his reservation on the White Star liner Olympic which was to sail for England today. He said he would probably leave on her next passage after a visit to Canada.
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New York
Thomas
Olympic
England
Canada
Large entry list for USGA open golf championship
Entries for the United States Golf Association open championship in Toledo from August 10 to 13 exceed 200, likely a record. Notables include Harry Vardon versus Bobby Jones on opening day, Ted Ray versus Jack Burgess, Walt Hagan versus Tom Arthur, and Jim Barnes against Jack Dowling of New York.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Toledo
Harry Vardon
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Ted Ray
Vardon
England
Jack Burgens
North Carolina
Walt Hagan
Tom Arthur
Jim Barnes
Jack Dowling
Western Open Play Begins In Chicago
Over 100 entries have been received for the Western golf championship starting in Chicago. The event will be played on two 18 hole courses to simulate a 36 or 46 hole format. Jim Barnes and Walter Hagen draw big attention in the meet. An odd note mentions the Albanian calendar having 36 days in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jim Barnes
Walter Hagen
Baseball Scandal Looms After Coast League Dismissals
In San Francisco August 4, Pacific Coast league actions target Hart Maggert caught in a gambling case with Salt Lake. Hal Chase is barred from Coast league admission after alleged approaches to players, and Vernon’s Babe Borton is also named in the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Lane
Salt Lake Club
Hart Maggart
McCarthy
Pacific Coast League
Hal Chase
Babe” Borton
Vernon
Salt Lake
Vernon Horton
Stroud
Jane
Maggert
Los Angeles
Chase
Baum
Cub
Chec Aian
Salt Lake City
Chicago
LOUIO
Washington
Senee
Portland
Beattie
Detroit
Oakland
Bacramento
Cleveland
New York
Leos
Philadelphia
J. Louis
Sacramento
Boston
Vernon So
Prough
Schang
Houck
Smallwood
Mitchell
Devormer
Fook Ly
Cincinnati
Teteneewnne & S
Wee
Pitteburg Oe
Kremer
Mitze
Hatteries
Leverens
Byler
Holling
Loula
Seeeeewesseee
Horton
CeCete Tewmeneseees
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Sutherland
Koehler
Aldridge
Lapan
Pittaburah
Doaton
Beals Open Lead As Portland Climbs Near
Beals stay two and a half games ahead of the Tribe while Portland wins to sit one and a half back. Highlights include Karem’s strong fielding at third for the Bears and Brurmph’s running catches for the Tribe. Pitching notes mention Cole’s looming return and Brenton’s minor league prowess. Baseball scores show Pirates, Cubs, Yankees, Indians and Red Sox winning or rallying in varied fashion.
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Beals
Portland
Bill Brurmph
Hort
Tribe
Kamm
Bill
Graham Opens Crusade Against Coast League Gamblers
The Coast league faces a second major baseball scandal this season after Charley Graham, manager of the San Francisco club, released pitchers Tom Seaton and Casey Smith for the good of the game. President McCarthy vows a firm stand to keep baseball clean and to back the fight against gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast League
McCarthy
Tom Seaton
Casey Smith
Charley Graham
San Francisco
Mission Prexy Bars Chase From Mission League
Aug 4 Hal Chase former big leaguer barred from further participation in the Mission league by Mission president Nealon. Chase had played first base for the San Jose club and was previously allowed to stay, but a recent incident involving Baum of Salt Lake led Nealon to announce Chase will not play in the Mission circuit again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Hal Chase
San Jose
Nealon
Mission Gue
Chase
San Jos Club
Sing
California
Baum
Salt Lake
Mys Nealon
Vernon Basick defense of Babe Borton amid thrown game charge
Vernon club manager Basick says Babe Borton denies reports of offering to throw a game for 300 dollars after President Lane of Salt Lake alleged the first baseman approached Stroud with the proposal. Basick notes Borton would swear to his innocence before a notary if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Babe
Borton
Vernon Club
Lane
Salt Lake
Stroud
Basick
Besick
Hesketh Loses Out In Five Sets In Capital Hill Tourney
Earl C White of Los Angeles defeated Bruce Hesketh of the local field after five sets at Volunteer Park in a hard fought final. White won 3-6 6-3 6-4 4-6 6-1. Miller and Laizure of Seattle captured the doubles title over Gribble and Tilford of Tacoma 6-3 6-4 7-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. White
Los Angeles
Capitol Hill
Bruce Hesketh
Volunteer Park
Hesketh
White
Miller
Laizure
Seattle
Gribble
Tilford
Tacoma
Le Moore Cubs Seek Hal Chase and Harl Maggart Signings
In Lemoore California on August 4 the Le Moore Cubs plan to sign Hal Chase and Harl Maggart amid Coast League gambling scandal reports. In Newark New Jersey the same night Mickey Hannon defeated Carl La Blanche in the second round of a 12 round bout.
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Lemore
Cal
Lemore Cubs
Hal Chase
Harl Maggart
Doc Wilkenson
San Joaquin Baseball League
Newark
N. J
Mickey Hannon
Pittsburg
Carl la Blanche
Youth Swim and Dash Events Listed With Strokes and Ages
A chaotic OCR list outlines youth athletic events including 50 and 100 yard dashes in free style, 220 and 200 yard dashes with strokes, 60 yard dashes, and 50 yard swims. It notes under water and 10-foot board diving, ages 14 to 16, and mentions novice and junior divisions with various typos and repetitions.
Chamber Day Parade Thrills Coast Fans With Burlesque Here
Nine thousand fans filled the Coast league scene as the Chamber of Commerce day delighted locals. A parade featured players and dignitaries, a goat was presented to the Seals, and a burlesque routine by Monte Carter and Slim Freeman preceded the baseball game won by Socks Selbold in the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commercce
Selbold
Seals
Jarre
Bill Klepper
Sam Hedges
J. Ff. Douglas
Ball Park
Dave Logg
Sam Medges
Major Douglas
Sam
Doug
Monte Carter
Slim’ Freeman
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Seattle net stars win in Tacoma
Seattle tennis squad dominates day two of the Pacific Northwest tournament in Tacoma. Notable wins include Don Waller defeat of Earl Weeks and Dick Vander Las over Mansel Mitchell, with Sara Livingstone, Mayme McDonald, and Gertrude Schreiner sweeping their matches.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Don Waller
Dick Vander Las
Sara Livingstone
Mayme McDonald
Gertrude Schreiner
University of Washington Star
Earl Weeks
Queen Anne High School
Mansel Mitchell
Dorothy Davis
Dicky Dempsey
Barbara Ballou
Green Lake Swimmers Urged to Enter Star Meet
Swimmers and divers at Green Lake beaches lag on entry blanks for The Star city swimming meet planned for the week of August 16. Green Lake is expected to supply many top competitors due to its high dives and spring boards, but entries must be filed by Thursday August 12 at 6 p.m.
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Crystal Pool
Piper & Taft's
The
Star
A. S&s. Goldsmith
Woodland
Madrona
Mt. Baker Parks
Piper & Taft
Spaldings
the Pool
Green Lake
Star City
Siebold Shuts Out Seals In Seattle Ballgame
"Socks" Siebold outpitched San Francisco as Seattle beat the Seals 4 0 2. Murphy doubled home the winning run in the 10th, Adams scored the go ahead run, and the crowd of about 9 000 watched the comeback victory on Chamber of Commerce day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bsiebold
Littl
Yeste
Gardner
San Francisco Seals
Golden Gate
Siebold
Stump
Adams
Agnew
Stumph
Cunningham
Walsh
Seals
O'Connell
Jomana
Dee
Bohne
Murphy
San Francis
Schick
Walter
Senies Fitageraid
Abnow
Aseess Walsh
Eee O'Connell
Caveney
Kammab
R. Hn
A. Cunningham
Middleton
Selbeld
Couch
Balla
Seibeld
Fits
Erald
Kenworthy
Cun_ningham
O'Connell Caveney
Adama
Koma
Setbeld
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Ole Anderson
Tiny Herman
Chet McIntyre
Billy Miske
Dempsey
Batte
Benton Harbor
Mich
Miske
Tom Gibbons
St. Paul
Frank Farmer
Tatety
Hector
Jack Dempsey
Billy
Srey
Sir Thomas Singers
Borton and Chase Involved
America’s
Robert J. Ripley
Plant
America
Antwerp
Hill
Dale
Bull
Ford
Frank
Frank Plant
Metropolitan Center
Meek
City Hall
Coney Island
Larner
Goulding
Remner
Pearman
Ripley
Resolvend
Rob Geary
Sam Lewis
Wille Karem
Bears
Cavenny
Sammy Pohne
Axnew
Fitegerald
Siegbold
Dave Legg
Rohne
Ohne
Wille
Bert Cole
Cole
Seale
Ceecon
Miehold
Geary
Tom Turner
Philly Athletics
Herb Brenton
Turner
Brenton
Boston Braves
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Quakers
Roth
Red Faber
Yanks
White Sox
Senators
Red Sox
Tigers
Pennock
Athletics
Rodina
Cardinals
Louis
Graham
Mission Prexy
E. C. White
American Amateur Union
Las
Boldt
Adv
NET Stars
John Jacob Astor
Astor
Park Row
Rod Murphy
Jack Adams
Roderick
Simon
Monte Carter and Company
Francisco Goat
Eldred
Duke
Walters
Bill Cunningham
Johnny
Shick
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