Junior Winners Scratched From A A U Meet Preslims
Under A A U rules junior winners cannot compete again as juniors. Several Seattle swimmers who previously won junior events will be scratched from today’s preliminaries directed by meet official Dad Henry. The Star meet at Green Lake and Madrona draws a large field with finals Saturday in Lake Washington canal and medals for winners.
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Entry blank for mile swim in Star Meet
A blank entry form for the mile swimming race at the Star Meet asks for name address telephone and sex. Entries close at 6 pm Thursday August 25.
Port Ludlow Tops Port Gamble In Pitchers' Duel
Port Ludlow defeated Port Gamble 64 in a pitchers' battle Sunday at Port Gamble. Greg ory and Sonja were the standout pitchers while J. Bates starred in right field. Batteries Gregory and Huhnke, Sonju and Drigandahl contributed on the mound and in the field.
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Welsh And Tait Draw In Winnipeg Showdown
Freddie Welsh and Canadian champion Clonie Tait battled to a fast draw in Winnipeg last night. The event featured a swimming meet with officials headed by Dad Henry and a roster of roles including Captain T. G. Cook as Referee and Starter, and a long list of judges, marshals, and announcers guiding the program.
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Star City Water Carnival Mile Swim Races Draw Entries
Seattle swimmers 13 men and 10 women entered the mile marathon finals at Lake Washington canal near the University of Washington. Entries close Thursday at 6 p.m. at The Star. Open events require AAU membership via Piper Taft’s Bar Fry for 235 cents.
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No Ring Meet Scheduled by Seattle Boxing Board
The Seattle boxing commission will not meet tonight with Seattle promoters and the press. Dr. Kelton says no meeting is planned. Autumn arrives with Spalding's football guide edited by Walter Camp, on sale at Spalding's store. A North Dakota prison operates a newspaper called the Messenger.
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Veterans Star Yet in Majors Veterans Star Yet in Majors
Older stars in the major leagues defy age through disciplined living and steady effort. Babe Adams 58, Ty Cobb 25, Walter Johnson 34, Grover Alexander 34, and Urban Faber 33 are highlighted for longevity their earnings and family stability. The piece notes many veterans in their mid thirties with long major league résumés.
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Junior net meets not sectional under USLTA rules
The Star reports no residence rule for sectional junior tennis meets under the United States Lawn Tennis Association as many players are away during vacation. Secretary Charles Garland says only restriction is juniors may not enter center meets after winning a sectional title, keeping open event concerns. Northwest event remains closed though residency length for eligibility is not defined. UD Ridley of Seattle plans a 16 round bout against Sammy Gordon of Portland on Labor Day while Dave Shade and Billy Shade from Portland are also noted as four round fighters.
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Coast world series eyed as Pacific coast clubs chase title
Historic talk centers on a coast to east crossovers series beyond 1921, with Baltimore the International pennant holder set to meet the American association winner, likely Louisville, while Beattie leads the Coast race and Seattle eyes Vernon as contenders. Travel and rest plans loom for a potential coastal showdown.
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Ed Walsh Falls From Major League Grace
East reports Ed Walsh once famed White Sox pitcher has sunk from top levels. He managed Bridgeport in the Eastern league last year and left amid player trouble. Now he leads a small New York state semi pro team and recently pitched in an exhibition against a Chicago remnant, losing 7 to 3.
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Franklin Boy Signed by Oakland Pitcher Impresses Mitze
Harold Lowry, former Franklin high School pitcher, impressed Honus Mitze of the Oakland Coast league with three curve balls. Mitze offered Lowry a trial and promised a chance with Oakland after September 1.
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Kinsey duo edges Allen and Taylor in doubles match
In Chestnut Hill Aug 23 Marshall Allen and William Taylor of Seattle lost to Howard and Robert Kinsey of San Francisco 62 6 4 7 5 in the first round of the men's national doubles championships at Longwood Cricket CLASB. Williams and Washburn of the Davis Cup doubles defeated Neel and Davnes of Stanford in a feature match.
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Mukilteo Beats Three Brothers in Ninth Inning Rally
Mukilteo pulled off a dramatic ninth inning rally to defeat Three Brothers Dye Works 7 to 4 on Sunday. Sheedy pitched well for Dye Works until being relieved by Al Barberin after a pinch hitter.
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