Ryan Wins Hammer Throw as Americans Shine in Trials
American quarter-milers excel in 400 meter trials led by G. S. Chilter and F. Shea as the U S A gains four finals spots. Pat Ryan of New York wins the hammer throw with 62.875 meters while McGrath suffers knee issues. Other events include 10,000 meter run trials and pole vault qualifiers with multiple Americans advancing.
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Antwerp
G. S. Chilter
Los Angeles
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Antre
France
Africa
Rudd
Vitten
Finland
Emery
Chicago
Letic
Butler
England
Nes
Tre S
United States
Szymanski
Michael
Guillemot
Fin
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Anderson
Denmark
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Switzer
New York
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Philadelphia
Edwards
Char. Paddock
Davison
New Zealand
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San
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A. C
Sorenson
Loren Murchison
Sandstrom
Sweden
Allen Woodring
Philadel
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M. M. Kirksey
San Francisco
Paschek
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Ferry
G. S
Ryan
Pat Ryan
Lind
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A. A
Swennson
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Nicholson
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Stockholm
McGrath
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Shea
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Pitth
Lenden
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Weyand
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Norway
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A. A. F. K. Foss
Kid Gleason’s pitching lead shines in White Sox preview
The piece compares Kid Gleason’s pitching staff to rivals, praising Eddie Cicotte Urban Faber Claudius Williams and Midget Dicky Kerr. It highlights the White Sox strike force and notes the Indians and Yankees as competition, while urging belief in pennant pursuit and noting others like Tris Speaker and Jim Faber.
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Kid Gleason
Eddie Cicotte
Urban Faber
Claudius Williams
Dicky Kerr
Faber
Yankees
Urban
Co‘miskey Park
Ed Cicotte
Vernon tops Seattle in series opener as Edington's homer fuels win
Vernon defeats Seattle 6 to 4 in the matinee opener. Edington delivered a decisive three run blast in the third inning as Vernon bats stranded Seattle's fielding miscues and Selbold struggled on the mound. Seattle mounted two runs in the eighth but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Beattie
Vernon
Handsome End Dell
Socks Siebold
Metropolitan ‘Opera House
Edington
Siebold
Seattle
Adams
Murphy
Muller
Cunningham
Stumpf
Middleton
Sammy Bohne
Bohne
Eldred
Kenworthy
Mitchell
Fisher
Mueller
Smith
Devormer
Dell
Wen Ee. Feattle
AH. m. HM. PO
A. Middleton
Fidred
Votmon
Bowttle
Selbead
Banes
Balia
Seibold
Mitchell, Ohne
Murphy Bacriico Hite
Long
Selbold
Francia Oe
Pane
Yroa and
Holmes
Babe Ruth Party Lights Liberty Park Boxing Card
Seattle fight fans saw a Babe Ruth themed event at Liberty Park with four knockouts. Harry Casey stopped Young Zulu in two rounds while Army Welch stopped Pat Bradley early, and Eddie Moore floored Terry Curley in the first round. Bob Harper defeated Muff Bronson in four rounds. Ray Scribner edged Mike Mitchell in a tentative bout. McCaslin beat Cove in a disputed second round finish.
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Seattle
Liberty Park
Harry Casey
Young Zulu
Army Welch
Pat Bradley
Eddie Moore
Terry Curley
Althoit
Tke Curley
Percy Cove
Roy McCasalin
Bob Harper
Muff Bronson
Portland
Harper
Muff
Army
Bremerton Gladiator
Bradley
Schacht
Ray Scribner
Anacortes
Scribner
Dundee Outpoints Ridley in Oakland Fight
Jimmy Dundee defeated Bud Ridley of Seattle by decision in four rounds. Ridley was knocked down once in the first round for a four count. Earl Baird and Larry Jones fought to a fast four round draw in the other main event.
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Oakland
Cal
Jimmy Dundee
Bud Ridley
Seattle
Ridley
Earl Baird
Beattie
Larry Jones
San Francisco
Funeral services for Ray Chapman set in Cleveland
Funeral services for Ray Chapman the Cleveland shortstop who was killed by a pitched ball will be held at Saint Philomene Catholic church in Cleveland on Friday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ray Chapman
Saint Philomene Catholic Church
Favorites Win Again in National Doubles Tourney
Boston outcome shows William Tilden and Charles Garland advancing toward the finals by winning their matches. Other favored pairs also secured victories.
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Boston
William Tilden
Charles Garland
Wolter Acquired by Salt Lake Becomes New PCL Outfielder
Salt Lake City announces outfielder Harry Wolter has joined the Bees after stints with San Francisco Los Angeles Sacramento and Seattle in the Pacific Coast League. Manager Ernie Johnson confirmed the acquisition yesterday.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Harry Wolter
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Seattle
Salt Lake
Ernie Johnson
Pacific Coast League
Laat Pet
BR & U
Prizes Awarded by Seattle Sportsmen Association
Prizes were distributed at a Sportsmen's Association of Seattle meeting for the five month membership drive. Winners include J. T. Watts casting reel A. B. Lyttaker hunting coat R. L. Woodman flashlight Co D. Thomas hatchet C. F. Brown landing net C. Hardwagie flashlight Art Beach fly book F. J. Jackson fish basket L. Allen stove J. G. Jordan casting minnow H. W. Thorp fly line. Thirty yachts sailed to Venice Beach for a weekend cruise hosted by the Seattle Yacht Club with a large clam bake Saturday night as a feature.
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Sportsmen's Association of Seattle
J. T. Watts
A. BE. Lyttaker
R. L. Woodman
D. Thomas
C. F. Brown
C. Hardwagie
Art Beach
Seattle Yacht Club
Venice Beach
Neptune Club Enters 20 Swimmers for Star Meet
The Neptune club of the Green Lake district enters 20 swimmers in the Star city swim meet next Saturday. Led by coach Dad Henry, the team aims to sweep events especially in the junior division with entrants Gordon McKay Clarence Stenmoe Walter Rhodes Jack Walton Hob Strena Radcliff Boyd Eddie Bolton Lloyd Eckman D Agar Richard Prankard Dorothy Poulson Wiltrude Horton Pearl Stenmoe Blanche Stenman Margaret Healey Grace Miller Phyliss Mortimer Margaret Huggenson Irene Heva and Billy Langley.
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Neptune Club
Green Lake District
Dad Henry
Gordon McKay
Clarence
Stenmoe
Walter Rhodes
Jack Walton
Hob Strena
Radcliff Boyd
Eddie Bolton
Lloyd Eckman
D. Agar
Richard Prankard
Dorothy Poulson
Wiltrude Horton
Pearl Stenmoe
Blanche Stenman
Margaret Healey
Grace Miller
Phyliss Mortimer
Margaret Huggenson
Irene Heva
Billy Langiey
Seattle Hockey Stars Summer Doings
A snapshot of Seattle hockey players during the off season. Tobby Rowe works at Hatton & Oliver’s. Frank Foyston and Happy Holmes own the Liberty Garage in New York with Frank Warburton. Roy Hickey and Jim Riley labor in a Clear Lake, Washington logging camp and play semi pro ball Sundays. Libby is in Montreal. Maze Murray is in Detroit. Pete Mulfoon manages Vancouver lacrosse and plans to reunite the hockey crew soon.
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Mets
Uelr
Tobby Rowe
Hatton & Oliver
Second Avenue
Vancouver
Frank Foyston
Happy Holmes
Frank Warburton
Pete Muldoon
Liberty Garage
Broadway
Franks
Happy
Tobin
Portland
Ore
Roy Hickey
Jim Riley
Clear Lake
Wash
Leesing
Fernie Morrie
Seattle
Bibby Nicole
Libby
Montreal
Nommell Shuts Out White Sox as Quaker City Wins
FA Nommell, athletic twirler, shut out the White Sox while Quaker City crowds celebrate a 1 to 6 victory. Jon Dugan drove in the only run in the fourth. The Red Sox beat the Tigers 6 to 6 in 11 innings with Myers on the mound. McNaily scored from second on an infield hit. Browns topple Senators 13 to something as Lister and Jacobson pace the batting.
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FA Nommell
White Sox
Quaker City
Jon Dugan
Red Sox
Tigers
Myers
Boston
McNaily
Browns
Senators
Lister and
Jacobson
Local Youth Swimming Meet Highlights Free Style Sprints
Youths aged 14 and 15 compete in 14 and under free style sprints plus a 10 foot board diving event. Events include 60 yard swim under water and breast stroke and back stroke dash variations among juniors.
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Ceeeen
Water Stars Must Speed Up for Star City Swim Meet
Entries for the Star City aquatic meet close at 4 p m tonight at The Star office with no late submissions. The full schedule will be printed Friday revealing each swimmer’s beach and time. Preliminaries are Saturday at Mount Baker and Green Lake. finals Tuesday at Crystal Pool require prior prelim participation.
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Star Office
Star
Mount Baker
Green Lake
Crystal Pool
Felix Club to host Mount Baker in junior series opener
Felix Club will be the home team in the first game of the Star City junior baseball championship against Mount Baker. Park board action to bar Felix players from public fields may move the game to Walla Walla field if approved. otherwise the contest could be at the Pacific Coast league ballpark Sunday morning with Mt Baker hosting the second game.
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Felix Club
Star City
Mount Baker
Park Board
Walla Walla Field
Mt Baker
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