Siwashes edge Seals. poised for first division rise
Seattle Beattie and teammates kept their playoff push alive by beating San Francisco 4 to 3, narrowing the gap with Portland and Los Angeles. Brenton may start today as Seattle seeks another win behind a strong bullpen, timely hitting, and a late rally sparked by Bam Bohne and Sam Agnew.
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Seals
San Francisco
Portland
Siwashes
Los Angeles
Tribe
Beattie
Salt Lake
Seattle
Herb Brenton
Mary Schick
Bob
Wax
Bohne
Eldred
Sam
Brick
Minth
O'Connell
Kamm
Jesle
Geary
Brenton
Bhick
Kenworthy
Prep grid coaches to be named soon
Franklin Broadway Lincoln and possibly Queen Anne will pick coaches for the coming season within days. The high schools plan games at Rainier Valley ball park and Denny field, with October 8 the opener for Queen Anne versus Ballard. Broadway starts October 16 at Queen Anne and Lincoln debuts October 23 versus Ballard.
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Franklin
Broadway
Lincoln
Queen Anne
A. K. Pelton
Rainier Valley
Denny Field
University
Tony Savage
Lincoln High Hoel
Pelton
Savage
Ballard
West Seattle
Frankin
Franklin Broadway
Mallard
Seattle
Rmallard
Queen One
West Be
Tincoin
Freadway
Frank
Georges Carpentier Sakes Silence and Exit Ride Home
Georges Carpentier has left the country amid cool reception and secret promotion. The boxing star was hailed at first but Americans soon doubted his fighting plans while noting his style and showmanship. He returns to await a future bout, with promises to reconsider a comeback after the English promoter’s contract ends.
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Mr. Love
Love
Middleton
Bohne
Amother
Eldred
Cunningham
Kenworthy
Bam Agnew
Wight
Charney Graham
Bam Bohne
Agnew
Sam
Georges Carpentier
Monsieur Jack Curley
America
Georges
Dempsey
Carpentier
Bie
Arthur Fletcher Seen as Next Manager for Phillies
Philadelphia reports Arthur Fletcher is being boomed as the next manager of the Phillies. His acquisition from the Giants has given the team renewed pep and ginger.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Fletcher
Phillies
Giants
America's Olympians Skein of Missouri Sprinter Jack Scholz
Robert L. Ripley writes that Jack Scholz of the University of Missouri dominates sprinting rumor in 100 meters with sub ten-second performances and a flawless start. Paddock and Scholz are favored, while Murchison has beaten them in Boston. Scholz is praised for speed, form, and early lead, with finish bursts and coastlike running noted.
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Robert L. Ripley
California
Paddock
Kirksey
Jackson Schols
University of Missouri
Sierra Nevadas
Jack Scholz
Middle West
Bob Simpson
Kirkeey
United States
Antwerp
Eure
Scholz
Murchison
Boston
Arthur Duffy
Jill Eaton
Jack Schola
Missouri Iwarvel
Akima
Duffy
Wefers
Craig
Drew
Jonnoy
Cross
Spectatora
Scholl
Johnny
Missouri Speed Marvel
Local billiards and sports notes from Beattie and Seattle
Neary Olliven of Spokane visits Beattie after a New York trip. Sullivan dominates a matched three cushion billiards session with Hulen as Lewie and Wallace chase noon tickets. J K Dinford showcases top play at Crown and Nuten. Mesher, Se-Cooper and Vref post a 500 to 161 score. Stafford headlines a Pantages run with Brown and Hulen patrons. WoFfreas returns from Mount Rainier with family in a new car. F Wardabeck travels to Los Angeles for games and acting.
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Thomas Olsen
Neary Olliven
Spokane
New York
Sullivan
Hulen
Johnny Lewie
George Wallace
Lewl Hee Wee
Streight
Callie Wallace
J. K Dinford
Crown and Nuten
J. M. Mesher
Cooper
Vref Wun
Ialick Abd Cienes
Frank Stafford
Brown and Hulen
Seattle
WoFfrees
Brown and Mullen
Mount Rainier
Girls Lead Star City Swim Meet With Pep And Pace
Entries for The Star city swimming meet close at 6 p m on Thursday August 12 as girls from Sentule and notable swimmers Eth elda Bleibtrey Charlotta Boyles Betty Grimes and others display enthusiasm. The meet runs at the city bathing benches with finals at Crystal Pool as boys race to keep pace.
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Star City
Sentule
Ethelda Bleibtreys
Charlotta Boyles
Betty Grimes
Crystal Pool
Ballard Beavers regain Star League No 1 title
The Beavers win the Star League No 1 baseball championship after Harvey Johnson and Wee Sheedy affidavits resolve age disputes. Mount Baker and Felix clubs prepare for a three game series as eligibility questions remain settled in favor of Ballard.
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Pallard Beavers
Harvey Johnson
Beavers
Felix Clube
Johnson
Wee Sheedy
Mount Baker
Ballard
Sheedy
Junior Swimming Meet Events Include Freestyle and Diving
The list shows multiple sprint and stroke events for juniors aged 14 and 15, including 60 yard free, 100 yard free, 220 yard free, 200 yard breast, and novice 10 yard. Diving options include 10 and 16 foot boards, with various age group entries under Under 14 and O14 categories.
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Slim” Love
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New American Beer
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