Star City's Third Annual Swim Meet Set at Canal Grounds
The Star City meet finals in the Washington canal feature both men and women racing events plus diving, with prelims held at Green Lake Madrona a week earlier. Star officials led by Manager Henry promise a brisk program starting 9:30 a.m., including a 16 event list across men women and boys and girls, with interclub interest among Mt Baker Sew Madrona West Green Neptune clubs.
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Washington Canal
Henry
Green Lake Madrona
Mt. Baker
Piper & Taft's
Oldring Struggles as Virginia League Manager
Rube Oldring has not proven a strong manager for Richmond in the six club Virginia league race. The team trails the standings and remains stuck at the bottom of the cellar.
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Rube Oldring
Ucceak
Richmond
Ruether Celebrates His 18th Win With Bonus
Walter Ruether earned his 18th victory for Brooklyn and received a $1599 bonus. A second bonus awaits when he records his 20th win for the Dodger club.
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Walter Ruether
Brooklyn
Dodger Club
Brass Tacks on Star's Big Swim Carnival
Seattle star hosts third annual city swimming meet at Lake Washington this Saturday at 2 30 p m Spectators arrive by university car then walk to stadium turn right to canal contestants report by 2 p m route details include twenty third avenue car drops spectators at canal south bank end of the canal location and arrival instructions provided
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Vas
Lake Washington
Stadium
Canal
Twenty-third Ave
Josephs Proves Skill in Northwest Welterweight Wins
Minne apolia welterweight Josephs scored a close decision over Hob Harper in Portland marking his second straight Northwest victory after defeating Jimmy Sacco in Vancouver. He returns to Seattle Wednesday for a bout at Austin and Salt's gym with Travie Davie opposing. Davis previously drew with Sacco and Harper, boosting interest in the big sparring card as all five bouts tighten up for the mitt fest.
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Minneapolia
Portland
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Harper
Northwest
Jimmy Sacco
Vancouver
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Seat
Travie Davie
Davis
Sacco
Josepha
Austin & Salt
First Ave
Golf club choices vary as champions
Golf remains uns standardized with method variety and personal feel guiding selections. Champions like Sarazen Hagen and Travers showcase different clubs and strokes, but what works for them rarely suits every player. The key is finding the best method for each golfer rather than copycatting champions.
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Sarazen
Hagens
Varden
Yesterday's hero Joy Bush powers seventh win for Yankees
Joy Bush led the Yankees to a 7 to 1 victory over the Tigers with an eighth straight win, adding a single and a double while driving in a run. Tillie Warner homered for the Athletics in a win over the Indians. Pratt drove in the decisive run in the Red Sox 3 to 2 win over the White Sox.
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Yanks
Tigers
Tillie Warner
Athletics
Indians
Laven
Robins
California Net Stars Meet for West Side Showdown
Two Californians meet at the West Side tennis club Hilia New York today in a women’s national championship event. May Sutton Bundy, 35, famed champion, faces Helen Wills, 18, Berkeley hopeful wearing her hair up for the first time. The winner advances to meet Molla Mallory for the national title.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
Hilia
N. Y
California
West Side
Berkeley
Molla Mallory
Old Billard Cup Recall Revered Poker of Billiards
Reminiscences rise about the Old Billard Cup once won by Jacob Schaefer the wizard of billiards. The world championship trophy from 1879 was found in a Chicago warehouse and shipped to Mrs Schaefer. The 1897 field included Slosson Daly Gallagher and others. Jake Sr died in 1910 and his widow later moved to Alameda California.
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Cooper Institute
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Maurice Daly
Albert Garnier
Thomas J. Gallagher
Yesterday's Homer Hitters Lead Early Wins
Yesterday's box scores highlight Walker of the Athletics with a homer on 1-28, Carey of the Pirates on 1-10, Ft. Russell of the Pirates on 1-6, and Rice of the Senators on 1-6. Strong offensive shows across teams.
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Athletics
Carey
Pirates
Ft. Russell
Rice
Senatora
Billy Lane Shines In Coast League Baseball
Indiana star Billy Lane plays one of the grandest brands of ball in the Coast league. At 29 he leads in steals and covers ground like a fielder with a powerful throwing arm. He collects four singles and a walk in a recent game, scoring three runs and proving himself a top all around outfielder. Eldred hits over .300 with four singles two triples a double and a single in a big day. Tobin and Hood make sharp plays at the plate and on the mound in blocking runners.
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Bunting Trio Causes Problems for Pitchers
Barney Spence Adams Hood form a standout bunting group that disrupts opposing pitchers. Barney and Hood each beat out bunts yesterday, Adams delivered a sacrifice on his sole plate appearance, while Brick Eldred struggles with bunting except when lined for three base hits.
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Spence Adams
Hood
Adams
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Definition of sacrifice hits and flies in baseball rules
The article explains when a batter earns a sacrifice hit or sacrifice fly and notes that no sacrifice fly is credited unless a base runner scores. It also mentions Veterans Day events with a parade and a 3 30 p m start for the ball game.
Portland's Frank Brazil Struggles Infield Flubs In Texas Leaguers
Portland second baseman Frank Brazil has been an odd fielder this week, misplaying Texas leaguers and letting balls drop. He also shows a weak throwing arm, though his hitting and rare power with the mace keep him valued despite rough days.
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Frank Brazil
Portland
Franil Ja
Happy Kuehn Heads East to Columbia University
Louise Happy Kuehn, Portland diver and head lifeguard at a local beach, plans to enter Columbia University in New York this term. Her move marks a shift from lifeguard duties to academic study at the renowned institution.
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Happy
Kuehn
Portland
Columbia University
New York
Forrest Cady Flivvering as Augusta Manager
Forrest Cady, once a Sacramento catcher, now heads the Augusta club in the South Atlantic league and struggles to keep his team out of the basement.
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Forrest Cady
Sacramento
Augusta
Big Tennis Tourney Opens Monday in Boston
The first major national men’s tennis tournament begins Monday at Longwood Cricket Club in Boston. Top doubles teams enter, including the Kinse brothers, Johnston and Anderson, Norris Williams and Washburn, Tilden and Richards, De Turenne and Marion. Armand Marion and Leon de Turenne represent Seattle district. Other major events include the singles championship in Philadelphia and the Davis Cup ties remaining on the calendar.
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Boston
Mass
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J. O. Anderson
Richard Norris Williams
Watson Washburn
William Tilden
Vincent Richards
Armand Marion
Leon de Turenne
Seattle
Philadelphia
Danforth Failure Blows Browns in Open Golf
Gene Sarazen wins the new open golf championship as Danforth falters. The remark notes Sarazen’s technique with a full iron shot and steady head position, suggesting it helps him drive with great distance.
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Gene Sarazen
Middleton Named Portland Beavers Manager for Season
Middleton, a veteran pitcher, takes over as Portland Beavers manager for the rest of the season. He replaces Al Demaree who is suspended by order from John H. Farrell amid charges of ineligible players. Demaree had already faced earlier managerial changes this season including Bill Kenworthy and Tom Turner resignations.
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Ames Middleton
Portland
The
Beavers
al Demaree
John H. Farrell
Sarazen and French meet in Oakmont final
Gene Sarazen, the New York golfer and American open champion, reached the Oakmont finale to face Emmett French of Youngstown in the 36 hole professional meet. Sarazen beat Bobby Cruikshank 3 and 2 in the semis while French defeated John Golden 8 and 7.
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Gene Sarazen
New York
Oakmont
Emmett French
Youngstown
Saragan
Bobby Cruikshank
French
John Golden
Bowlers Plan Season Kickoff For City League
City league officials anticipate a big season with 12 to 14 teams and a handicap format. The first meeting set for Wednesday at the Ideal Alleys will establish the program for the year with rerating of the 185 average.
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At & Pp
Charley Hall Still Winning for St Paul Team
Charley Hall veteran American association pitcher once with the Boston Red Sox and Northwestern league is delivering strong pitching for St Paul. He has 17 wins and 5 losses this season.
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Charley Hall
Boston Red Sox
St. Paul
Wilbur Good Leads Blues as KC Manager
Wilbur Good, formerly an outfielder for the Philadelphia Quakers, is named manager of the Kansas City team in the American Association, succeeding Otto Knabe, another ex-Quaker.
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Kansas City
American Association
Otto Knabe
Indians Dominate At Land as Seattle Routs Opponents
Indians pound ATLAND pitchers in a 12 to 3 romp over Seattle. Brick Eldred shines with two triples a double and a single plus a walk in five plate appearances. Billy Lane collects four singles fourkey runs as the tribe scores in every inning except the sixth and eighth. Ralph Coleman goes two innings for the visitors followed by Lefty Walberg.
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Seattle
Hone
Burger
George
Brick Eldred
Billy Lane
Tribe
Merry Hredmen
Ralph Coleman
Tourists
Lefty Walberg
Gas pipe putter stirs golf world as innovation sparks debate
A golf novelty with a two inch iron pipe cut and welded into a bent gas pipe putter draws attention. James Barnes popularized the smothered stroke yet the odd design challenges norms at St Andrews potential legality remains undecided.
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James Barnes
New York
Barnes
St. Andrews
Sir James Atkins Re-elected Canadian Bar Association President
Vancouver report notes Sir James Atkins lieutenant governor of Manitoba was re elected president of the Canadian Bar Association. The announcement highlights Atkins continuing leadership of the national legal body and his ongoing public service role in Manitoba.
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Vancouver
Rb.c
James Atkins
Manitoba
Canadian Bar Association
Hurler Danforth Returns to Bush League Drama
Hurler Danforth, once with the Browns and Chicago White Sox, faces suspension for tampering with the baseball and is shipped to Tulsa in the Western league after underperforming in St. Louis. His return to major play is doubtful and teams may avoid him.
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Tulsa
Ave Dam Forth
Wimne Uing
St. Lotua Browns
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Collumbus
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Danforth
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Chicago
Ty Cobb Slips A Cog In Outfield Rumor
The fragment discusses Ty Cobb possibly slipping in a defensive moment allowing Bob Fothergill to advance. It notes Fothergill hitting 414 for Rochester in the minor leagues and questions his chances to join the Detroit Tigers with Veach Cobb and Hellman in the outfield.
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Bob Fothergill
T& Rochester
Tiger
Veach
Cobb Hellman
Singapore Grants Voting Rights to Women on Par with Men
The report states that women in Singapore have been accorded voting rights equal to men, marking a significant extension of suffrage. The change implies parity in political participation and influence across genders.
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Singapore
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