Bees Upset Salt Lake in Tight 4 3 Ball Game
Salt Lake Bees beat Seattle 4 3 as Leverenz struggled on the mound and San ds Cravath scored on a late single. Patterson shined at short while Bees injuries and fielding miscues hampered the home club as Ed wards, Byler and Lane contributed key hits.
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Lewis Makes Spectacular Plays In Lake Team Game Rift
Francis pitched the ninth after a Wednesday collision. Ify Lewis, veteran left fielder for Lake, made several superb catches and an infield out. He tracked Rod Murphy and Patterson fly balls despite sunny conditions and helped stem a possible rally.
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Seals Win With Ninth Inning Home Run
In Oakland on August 12, Ellison hit a ninth inning home run to lift San Francisco to a 10 run victory over Los Angeles. Hughes limited the Angels to three singles as San Francisco produced ten runs. Couch and Yelle, Hughes and Stanage were mentioned in the box.
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Sacs Make It Three Straight In Portland Game
Sacramento defeated Portland 3 to 2 after a ninth inning rally. Hatches Penner and Cook starred for Sacramento while Coleman and Fisher contributed for Portland in a close traded contest.
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Krause Allows Only Two Hits in Oakland Victory
Oakland pitcher Krause allowed only two hits as his teammates collected 11 hits and four runs in a 4 0 victory. Vernon scored one run for Oakland while Krause and Koobier shared the batteries.
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Y W C A Swimmers Enter Star Meet. Entries Open
Y W C A swimmers flood The Star office for the late month meet. Anna Borstell submits Lois Haworth Helen Hightower Clara Niekirk Louise Little and Helen Gordon as entrants. Y M C A entries remain uncertain while West Seattle and Green Lake swimmers await word. Dad Henry coordinates, with prelims at Madrona and Green Lake on Aug 23 and finals on Aug 27 in Lake Washington canal. Entry blanks available daily. no entry fee.
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Travie Davia and Joe Simonich Fight for Welterweight Title
Welterweight contenders Travie Davia and Joe Simonich headline the Pavilion card next Tuesday in the Count welterweight championship bout. Promoter Clay Tita stages the show and aims to draw a large crowd with a strong supporting undercard.
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Boston Fans Pack Braves Stadium in Doubleheader
Boston crowds of about 30 000 gathered at Braves Field to watch a double diamond program featuring Fred Mitchells Braves and the St Louis Cardinals. The scene marks the largest turnout in Bean Town since 1914 and highlights Braves Field as the world’s largest baseball plant.
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Beatrice A A U Registration Ends August 21
Readers must file Beatrice area A A U registrations by 6 pm August 21 at The Star office. Membership is free for Beatrice residents under 26. Swimmers under 16 require no A A U registration.
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Semi final net play set for Washington estate tourney
The Washington estate tennis tournament semifinals are scheduled for today led by local Marshall Allen of Seattle in the men’s singles. Yesterday’s results featured multiple matches across men’s and women’s divisions with Gardner Stickney MacDonald and Wheaton advancing in several events.
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Miss Pthelda Bieibtrey Advocates Swimming For Health
New York reports Miss Pthelda Bieibtrey 19 year old world class swimmer in Brooklyn extols swimming as the remedy for physical and mental ills. She recalls spinal trouble cured by swimming and says she eats freely yet avoids excess sweets and ice cream while getting ample sleep.
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Oaks Sign Infielder Reuss Amid Coast League Talk
Infielders Reuss of the Coaling outlaw team is signed by Honus Mitze, captain of the Oakland Pacific Coast league club, per yesterday's announcement. Golf honors totaling 17 this year have been won with the Spalding 5 ball.
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Mite Lengien Clinches Third Straight Tennis Title
Mite Lengien has won the national lawn tennis championship for the third year in succession. The victory crowns her as a dominant figure in the sport and signals continued dominance to observers and competitors.
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Washington state tennis tournament shows set finals near
Vinals defends junior title as Alec Hoes of California challenges in boys events. Langlin of Seattle faces Hob Heynolds of Tacoma in the boys singles. Gardner reaches semi after beating Reds 6-3 6-2. Weinstein advances to semis with 6-1 6-2 win over Villegas. Taylor and Vander Las beat Hesketh Nolian in three sets. Mickney and partner win two doubles matches toward finals.
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Ruth Belts 43rd Homer as Yankees Win 7-3
Babe Ruth hit his 43rd homer of the season yesterday in Philadelphia to power the New York Yankees to a 7-3 victory. The long ball came in the fourth inning and propelled the Yankees past the Phillies.
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Houston Dog Fanciers Organize Kennel Association
A group of dog enthusiasts in Houston organized a kennel association to promote breed clubs shows and welfare efforts. Members plan regular meetings and events to advance standards and community involvement in dog fancier activities.
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Multnomah Lining Up Grid Team For Next Season
Multnomah Athletic Club of Portland lines up a strong fall squad headlined by Bill Greer at quarterback. Signed are Vincent and Francis Jacoberger Stan Anderson Carl Matuz Bill Holden from Oregon and Eric Hauser from Dartmouth plus Clipper Smith from Notre Dame and Paul W from Willamette. Ted Foulk of Washington will play end as part of a star-filled roster alongside regular Winged M members. The club hopes to hire R L Mathews as coach after the university salary match fell through Beattie remains. Schedule includes matches against top West teams and two games with the Olympic Club San Francisco and others from Cal Stanford USC.
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Amateur Boxing Show Promised at Pavilion Tonight
Promoter Clay Hite schedules ten bouts for a Friday night amateur boxing card at the Pavilion. Admission is fifty and seventy five cents with the first bout set for 8 p.m.
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