Patterson Shines at Third as Tribe Lose to Sacramen to 9 2
Bill Patterson starred for Seattle at third base with sharp fielding and two singles in a 9 2 loss to Sacramento. The game featured misplayed balls and pitching miscues, Seattle failing to sustain offense as Sacramento solidified its hold in the Coast league standings.
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Northwest tennis tourney semifinals set in Tacoma
In Tacoma on August 5 Marshal Allen Carl Gardiner Irving Weinstein and Charles Stickney reached the men’s singles semifinals at the Pacific Northwest tournament. Women’s singles semifinals feature Mine Josephine Pollack Miss Fairchild Miss Fraser and Miss MacDonald.semifinals scheduled for today finals tomorrow.
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Tunney Wins From Burke in 16-Round Fight at New York
Gene Tunney defeated Marty Burke by a judges decision in a 16-round bout in New York. The card also featured Mike Gibbons defeating Augie Ratner in a semi final and Earl Baird of Seattle vs Johnny Murray in a 10 round preliminary.
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Marty Burke
Mike Gibbons
Augie Ratner
Earl Baird
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Johnny Murray
Earl Smith Suspended By Giants Manager
Earl Smith catcher for the New York Giants is in definite suspension by manager John McGraw and sent back to New York. McGraw cited a training rules infraction after a recent $200 fine for an assault on Coach Dolan, with no further details provided.
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Evans Acquitted in Diamond Ring Larceny Case
Portland Aug. 5 The Mult. Bomah grand jury returned a no true bill in the larceny of a diamond ring case against boxing promoter Bobby Evans. He was charged with stealing a ring from Misa Edna Culp.
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Bomah Grand Jury
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Seattle boxers Ridley Edwards fight ends in draw
In Vancouver B C Bud Ridley Seattle shaded Danny Edwards California colored boxer in a fast close battle. The decision drawn by two officials and one judge favored Ridley or Edwards depending on the card while Edwards mounted a ninth round rally. Edwards weighed 123 1 2 pounds to Ridley 131 1 2. The card featured Ted Snyder of the Marines and other bouts at the Pavilion with 60 75 cent admission and a schedule of multiple weight classes.
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Divers to Receive Free Coaching for Star Meet Entries
Dad Henry, director of The Star swimming meet, will coach divers at Green Lake beach on Thursdays and Lake Washington beach on Fridays from 7 to 8 PM. He will also answer questions about The Star meet. Entries open now and close a week from tomorrow.
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Sacramento Team Surges With Late Bounces In Narrow Defeat
Betdy Ryan displayed solid defense with running catches for the Sacramento squad on Thursday. Charley Bee and Ray Bates sparked the offense with key hits as the rally faded late. Die fellow struggled to plate runs, while Lee's eighth inning defense and a sharp throw at the plate kept the score tight.
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Vernon Beats Leaders In 3-2 Victory
Vernon defeated the league leaders 3-2 in a tense match marked by early pressure and late goals. Key players contributed despite a shaky first half, and Vernon secured two additional points to tighten the race at the top.
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Los Angeles
Ernie Johnson Finds Stride with White Sox
Salt Lake graduate Ernie Johnson has hit his stride with the Chicago White Sox. The former Coast League shortstop ace is cracking the ball at a 314 mark and showing improvement in the field, according to reports from the Chicago metropolis.
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Chicago White Sox
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Star Swim Meet Entry List Confusing and Incomplete
The text lists various youth swimming events with misspellings and unclear entries. It mentions free style races for boys under 14 and novices, a 60 yard dash, diving from a 16 foot board, and high diving under AAU rules, with entries for women and younger age groups.
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Beavers Beat Salt Lake in Portland Lacrosse Clash
Portland defeated Salt Lake 64 to something unclear in a lacrosse game as Gould and Polson were knocked out. Paul Stand took over pitching duties. Pillette and Fisher were the goaltenders while Gould Polson and Byler played for Salt Lake. Newry Lalonde named manager of Vancouver Terminale, as Vancouver faces New Westminster in the Minto Cup series.
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Newry Lalonde
Vancouver
B. C
New Westminster
Washington tennis championships draw record field in August
One of the state's largest net tourney fields signed up for the Washington state championships to start August 8 at Beatle Tennis Club grounds. Entries close August 6 with fees of 2.00 for seniors and 1.00 for juniors. events include five senior events plus boys and juniors singles.
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Seattle
Oakland Wins Two From Los Angeles in Close Contests
Oakland edged Los Angeles in a doubleheader, taking the first game 41 to 4 and the second 9 to 4. Batteries for Oakland included Krause and Dumovich with Stanegea, while Los Angeles credited Alten, Winn, Kremer, Koehler, Pasha, Hughea, Thomas, Dumovich and Baldwin.
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Hughea
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Chief Bender’s Team Slipping in Eastern League Standings
Chief Bender, veteran pitcher and manager of the New Haven team, experiences a slide to fifth in the Eastern league after two years at the helm. Having won two flags in a row, he must rally the squad to again finish near the top.
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Quinn Aims to Switch From Player to Umpire
Jack Quinn plans to quit playing this year and become an umpire after two decades in baseball. He currently pitches for the New York Yanks and previously played for the Vernon Tigers.
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New York Yanks
Vernon Tigers
Simonich Faces Shade in Tuesday Pavilion Showdown
Joe Simonich, set to fight Dave Shade in the main event of next Tuesday’s smoker at the Pavilion, held a hard workout yesterday in Clay Hite’s gym before a sizable crowd of fans.
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Clay Hite
Shade
Monich
Morrow
the Shade
Simonick
Seattle
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JJ Britton
Joe Simonich
Shore Praises Caveney as Future Big Leaguer
Ernie Shore of the San Francisco Seals says Jimmy Caveney, the San Francisco shortstop, will rank with the greatest when he reaches the major leagues. Shore notes Caveney’s all around ability and compares him with famed short stops Everett Scott and Roger Peckinpaugh, saying Caveney is the better man.
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San Francisco Seals
Jimmy Caveney
San Francisco
Everett Scott
Roger Peckinpaugh
Fisher Still Can Hit Em For Vernon Tigers Memory Spurs Bat
Bob Fisher, former Vernon Tigers second baseman, boasts a 340 batting average with the Minneapolis team in the American Association. Traded to the Millers for Carl Sawyer, he has been sidelined since breaking a leg early in the season.
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Bob Fisher
Vernon Tigers
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Millers
Carl Sawyer
Louisville Tops A A Standings Amid Tight Race
Louisville leads the American association with a slim margin as Minneapolis and Milwaukee race for second. The Colonels have held first place for some time while the battle tightens among top teams.
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American Association
Colonels
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Milwaukee
Oarsmen Meet Of Seattle Yacht Club
The rowing auxiliary of the Seattle Yacht Club meets at noon today in the Bon Marché tea room for a club gathering and planning.
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Bon Marthe Tea Room
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