Weinstein Wins Washington State Tennis Championship
Irving Weinstein, the San Francisco teen, defeated Charlies Stickney in straight sets to win the Washington state meet at Firlock. Mayme McDonald and Rita Meyer won the women's singles, and California veterans Gardner and Stickney took the men's doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo H. Lassen
Igen
Irving Weinstein
San Francisco
Charlies Stickney
Firlock
Northwestern
Weinstein
Pacific Northwest
Tacoma
Howard Kin Bey
Spokane
Portland
Vancouver
Victoria
B.C
Seattle
Stickney
Mayme McDonald
Rita Meyer
Mrs. Bragdon
Marion Wheaton
Mrs. Robinson
California
Charles Stickney
Carl Gardner
William Ingraham
Allen
British Columbia
Marshall Allen
Irving Weistein
Tennis women’s championship opens at Forest Hills
Eyes of tennis fans focus on Forest Hills New York where the national women’s singles and doubles meets begin. Noted French champion Mme Suzane Lenglen makes her first bow while facing a strong American field led by Mrs Mallory Mrs Bundy Eleanor Goas Mrs Jessup and Mary Browne this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
N. Y
Mme
Suzane Lenglen
Mallory
Bundy
Eleanor Goas
Jessup
Mary Browne
Prep Stars Rice and Martin Weigh Washington Prospects
Cat Rice and Thornton Martin, noted multi sport athletes from Broadway high schools, may enroll at the University of Washington this fall. Rice played football baseball and basketball at Center College last year while Martin, a sprinter and hurdler, studied at the University of Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Rice
Thornton Martin
Broadway
University of Washington
Rice
Center College
Martin
University of Pennsylvania
Templeton Leads Field At Seattle Gun Club Shoot
Dr. C L Templeton topped the field at the Seattle Gun Club with a perfect 50 target score. A Barnes placed second with 49 of 50, in the regular Sunday shoot.
Local notice hints at a wedding timing and names
Fragmentary OCR shows a marriage notice with unclear names and dates. It mentions a ceremony on a Saturday in August and a couple identified by initials, but details are missing or garbled. Further legible text needed to confirm names, venue, and exact date.
Star Swim Meet Mile Race Entries Open
Entries open today for the mile swim at The Star swim meet finals in Lake Washington canal on August 27. There will be two races for men and women under AAU rules with finish visible to spectators. Entry blanks go to The Star’s sporting editor before 6 p.m. next Saturday.
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Lake Washington Canal
the Star
Von Elm Wins Golf Title in Transe Mississippi Championship
George Von Elm of Salt Lake and Pacific Northwest Golf champion won the Transemiara sippi Golf association championship in Denver defeating Dr. L. D. Bromfield of Denver in the finals by six to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
George von Em
Salt Lake
Pacific Northwest
Transemiarasippi Golf Association
Dr. L. D. Bromfield
Nunamaker Breaks Leg in Indians Loss to White Sox
Lealie Nunamaker catcher for the Indians broke his leg Saturday in Cleveland during the fifth inning slide into second base against the White Sox. The injury occurred on a risky contact play, leaving him unable to continue.
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Cleveland
Lealie Nunamaker
Indians
White Sox
Nunamaker
Famous Race Horse Sir Barton Sold to Kentucky Men
Saratoga Springs N Y Aug 15 Sir Barton the famous race horse was sold Saturday to Mont ford Jones and J F Madden well known Kentucky horsemen by Commander J K L Ross of Montreal.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Sir Barton
Montford Jones
J. F. Madden
J. K. L. Ross
Montreal
Allen and Taylor Head East for Major Tournaments
Marshall Allen and William Taylor of Seattle depart for the East to compete in several tournaments. They are the Northwest sectional doubles champions and will defend their title in upcoming events along the circuit.
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Tacoma
Victoria
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Vancouver
B. C
Marshall Allen
William Taylor
East
Allen
Taylor
Molla Wins Net Title At Seabright Finals
Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory defeated Miss Fieanor Goss in the finals of the invitational lawn tennis tournament at Seabright New Jersey on Saturday by scores of 5 6 and 6 3 to claim the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabright
N. J
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Fieanor Goss
Levin sky to box Gibbons in South Bend on Labor Day
Tommy Gibbons and Battling Levin sky, light heavyweights, will box in South Bend, Ind on Labor Day as announced Saturday.
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South Bend
Ind
Tommy Gibbons
Battling Levinsky
Labor Day
Tennis stars set for Forest Mills opening meet
More than 108 officials will attend the tennis event opening today at Forest Mills New Jersey. Australian champion Hawkes, 22, beat Norman Brooks twice and dominated from 1914 to 1918. Yen for Yale includes Vincent Richards and other top players planning college enrolement this fall. Bruce Hesketh, Bill Nollan, Armand Marion, and Joe Livengood lead a Beattie High School entry eyeing a strong Washington fall season.
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Tetennis Seneene
Forest Mills
J. B. Hawkes
Norman Brooks
Australia
Bruce Hesketh
Bill Nollan
Lincoln
Armand Marion
Broadway
Joe Livengood
Franklin
Beattie
Portland to Host 1922 Pacific Coast Trapshooting Tourney
Portland will stage the 1922 Pacific Coast zone trapshooting tournament, staging demand for regional shooters to compete across the zone with local facilities and officials coordinating the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Murphy Is Popular in Oregon Welterweight Card
Murphy ranked popular with Portland fans as he prepares to fight Joe Simonich at the Pavilion tomorrow night. Simonich, a rugged miller, also aims to meet Travie Davis when ready. the undercard features Bo Yoe, Harry Eagles, Soldier Woods, Truman Davis, Rube Finn, Harry Murphy, Slats Latham, Pat McDonald, and George Miller in brisk bouts.
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Rankie Murphy
Denver
Joe Simonich
Butte Miller
Pavilion
Portland
Murphy
Travie Davis
Milwaukie
Ortega
Uke Simonich
Miller
Simonich
Davin
Travie
Everett
Bo Yoe
Harry Eagles
Los Angeles
Soldier Woods
Eagles
Truman Davis
Rube Finn
Harry Murphy
Slats Latham
Pat McDonald
George Miller
Western Open Golf Championship At Cleveland
A classy field led by Jim Barnes and Bob Jones is expected to tee off in the Western Open golf championship set for August 24 to 26 in Cleveland. The event features top players expected to compete for the title and prize money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jim Barnes
Bobby Jones
Baltimore Orioles drive talk of Phillies National league bid
Rumor circles in New York suggest Baltimore may receive the Philadelphia National league franchise this winter. The Orioles, under Jack Dunn, dominate the International league, winning last year’s Eastern minor title and leading this year’s race. Philly supporters fault Quakers president Baker and his pitching plans.
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New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Maryland
Jack Dunn
Orioles
Philly
Prexy Baker
Quakers
Portland Beats Sacramento In Close Twinbill
Portland and Sacramento split the doubleheader with Portland taking the first game 54 to 43. Umpire Byron triggered fan hostility by calling a close eighth inning, sparking a shower of bottles cushions and other objects toward the field.
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Portland
Sacramento
Byron
Beavers
Piret Oen HH
Invdlvced Estessson
Rom
Keuer
Pitter
Los Angeles Takes Pair From Seals in Pacific Coast Action
Los Angeles defeated the league leading Seals in both games yesterday. The first game ended 62 to 0 and the second 6 to 3. Morning and afternoon batteries listed included Laren Batavia Dew Agnew Yelle Thomas Stanage Bald Couch Lewis Crumpler.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Seals
Pacific Coast Aera
B.tor Anromor
Laren
Batavia
Oo Dew
Agnew
Yelle
TOG Anbomm
Thomas and Stanage
Baldwin
Couch
Lewis, Crumpler and Agnew
Oaks take both ends of Vernon doubleheader
Oakland defeated Vernon 95 to 3 in the first game and 83 to 3 in the second. Batteries in the first game were Krause Kremer and Koen against McGraw and Hannah Murphy. In the second game Vernon used Arnett Koebler Mitchell Cross and Hannah.
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Los Angeles
Oakland
Vernon
Oaks
Eeeereseeerees
Vopurr Vsielvels
Krause
Kremer
Koen
McGraw
Hannah
Murphy
Vernon Cesses
Arnett
Ilies
Koebler, Mitchell, Cross and
Billiard Stars to Meet Spokane in Northwest Tourney
Aug 15 report says top Northwest three cushion players Pierre Maupome Chase Sibley Milo Condon and H Solomon will clash in a Northwest tournament here in September. No exact date has been set.
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Spokane
Pierre Maupome
Chase Sibley
Milo Condon
H. Solomon
Northwest
Princeton to Host Tigers vs Harvard Crimson in November
Dalmer stadium at Princeton will seat 66 000 for the Tigers and Harvard Crimson clash this November. Princeton candidates begin first practice September 14. Intercollegiate games this fall include ten booked in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalmer
Princeton
Tigers
Merverd Crimson
Hearne wins Cotati speedway race in world record time
Ed die Hearne driven Distell-Duesenberg won the 156 mile Cotati speedway race near Santa Rosa California in one hour 21 minutes 192.5 seconds to claim a world record. Roscoe Saries Dusenberg took second followed by Tommy Milton Durant Special in third with Milton leading the 1921 AAA rating.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Eddie Hearne
Roscoe Saries
Dusenberg
Tommy Milton
Durant Special
Milton
Thelma Payne Joins YWCA as Rose City Instructor
Thelma Payne, three time national women's fancy diving champion, now serves as a swimming instructor for the YWCA in Portland Oregon representing the Multnomah club.
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Thelma
Thelma Payne
Multnomah Club
Portland
Ore
Rose City
Thorpe to Lead Tigers in Cleveland This Fall
Jim Thorpe, famed Indian football star, is slated to lead the Cleveland Tigers this fall as a professional gridiron team seeks to build around his leadership. The announcement places Thorpe at the forefront of the Tigers lineup for the upcoming season.
Yankees take lead as Indians fall back in AL race
Yankees move into first place in the American league though they did not play on Sunday. They lead the Cleveland Indians by a half game after Cleveland lost to Chicago White Sox. In the National league the Pirates won 1 to 0 over the Cubs while New York beat Philadelphia. Walter Johnson set a new world strikeout record with 2,775 strikeouts in 526 games.
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York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Urban Faber
White Sox
Pittsburg Pirates
Chicago Cubs
New York
Philadelphia
Johnson
Washington
Walter Johnson
Walter
National
Ebagl Fr
Pittebore
Boston
Brooklyn
M. Loule Ao
Cincinnati
Chicago
Morrison
Brottem
Marfim
O' Farrel
Krueger
Cleveland
Louis Ae
Renee
Detroit
and Bassler
RK. H. Chicaece
Statistics GAMES THIS WEEK Beattie at Bacamento
The schedule lists Beattie visiting Bacamento, Portland at Salt Lake, Vernon visiting San Francisco, and Oakland hosting Los Angeles with multiple matchups this week.
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Beattie
Bacamento
Portland
Salt Lake
Vernon
San Francisco
Osekland
Los Angeles
French Government Seeks 20000 Francs for 1924 Olympic Program
The French government requests a payment of 20,000 francs to support its Olympic games program for the year 1924. The request outlines financial backing needed to finance preparations and participation in the upcoming games.
Indians Nose Out Visiting Bees in Extra Innings
The Indians edged Salt Lake 11th inning victory as Harry Gardner held the Bees to limit. Joe Dailey allowed few hits in the first frame while Ernie Schorr pitched the second game, driving a decisive 11 to 1 win. The Seattle team ends its stay with games against Port Angeles and San Francisco before returning.
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Salt Lake
Mand
Brown
Cravath
Lewis
Vedere
Mirand
Cesveses
Flay
Gould
Lane
Wisterail
Sloane
Murphy
Bidred
Kenworthy
Hee
Eeeber
Ee Patterson
Adama
Dailey
Jacobs
Lake
I Beattie
Hite
Seweree
Jacoba
Jacobs Lewis
Dou
lLewis Ble
Sand
Kigtin
Gay
Edwards
Rand
Bite
Kmervble
Atrand
Mdwarde
Kallie
Sveeweee
Reiger
Zemmian
Beattie Ab
A. Lane
Hi Beattie
Behorr
Strand
Balle
Schorr
Kallio
Spencer
Fatterson
Maur
Bpencer
Baccrni
Bee
Wistersil
Kalite
Rune
Tcherr
Kalle
Phyle
Francisco
Mactammenlo W
Bill
Lees
Seattle
Francia
Jack Bromley
Harry Gardner
Joe Dailey
Ernie Schorr
San Francisco
Port Angeles
Kenworthy shines in windy ball game
Bill Kenworthy delivered a strong all around performance for Duke in a windy contest. He starred with bat and defense, including a sharp bunt, a walk, and key base running plays as Spencer Lewis and Brick Eldred also made impactful contributions with hits and defensive plays.
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Kenworthy
Bill Kenworthy
Duke
Schumann to Meet Cal Delaney in Tacoma Tonight
Aug. Schumann of Tacoma battles Cal Delaney in a ten round boxing bout at Tacoma tonight. Delaney steps into the ring seeking an upset win against the hometown challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann
ST. Paul
Tacoma
Cal Delaney
Maker of Men's Clothes at 306 Union Street
An advertisement notes tailor services at 306 Union Street offering suits to order with prices from 40 to 66 dollars and many options around 40 dollars. It highlights John E. O'Brien as a maker of men's clothes.
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John E. O'Brien
Union Street
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Bourque
Walter Goss
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Pacific Northwest Association
Goss
von Elm
Les Nunamaker
Allen and Taylor
Molla
Levinsky
BOX Gibbons
Racket News
Vincent Richards
Yale University
Ichigo Kumage
Tenma
Japan
Zenzo Shimiden
Bengal
India
Eckart Cigar Co
Jackie Caston
Pacific Coast
Abe Getzen
Ely Caston
Dave Fisse
Byron Hobbs
Bill Gordon
Bill Johnson
Reggie Bird
Orlo Spatig
Johnny Roche
Jim Lanaberry
Timmy Morrison
Star
Price & Carter
Oregon
Star Swim
The
Femey
Roya
Star Office
Kart Frye
Piper & Taft's
Sloan
Pioans
Berkeiey
Columbia University
Yale
Indianapolia
Hearne
Mutual Savings Bank
State of
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Second Avenue Corner
Second and Spring Seattle
Yankees
Boldt’s
Edwin J. Hrown
Columbia St
Washington Title Insurance Company
Odd
Bromley
Bates
Eid
Brick Eldred
Don Brown
E Patterson
John Ruskin
John Ruskins
Lewis Cigar Manufacturing Co
Newark, N. J
Bourg & New, Inc
Third Ave
Seattle, Wash
Harley -Davidsor
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