Big Meet Set for Saturday at Lake Washington
The Star city swim gala returns this weekend with 200 competitors, junior and senior divisions featuring diving, life saving, and two mile races. Awards include bronze medals with ribbons for top placers. events run from 160 yard free to underwater and diving contests. Canal access via Third Ave car lines described. detailed event list and entries follow.
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Lake Washington
Ded” Henry
Ami Sedior
Eastlake
Dad” Henry
Ee Waseher
Robert K. Smith
Ownen
Harry McWatters
John Wilcoe
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Harlan Thompson Harrabeand
Ralph Jewell
Lin Hadley
Art Jones Hammer
Billy Hirst
Tga Abe Hester Eastmes Lealt Poeta
Football Stars Train At Beach In Offseason
Johnny Wilson of the University of Washington backfield and Eddie McGill captain of Franklin high school work daily with footballs to stay in shape for the fall. Both also coach swimmers aiming for honors in the Star swimming meet finals Saturday in the Lake Washington canal.
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Johnny Wilson
University of Washington
Eddie McGill
Franklin High School
Madrona
Wilson
McGill
Lake Washington Canal
Charley Graham Aims to Reinstate Baserunning in Coast League
Charley Graham manager of the San Francisco club in the Pacific Coast League will urge directors at the Seattle winter meeting to legislate against the balk and half balk. He links the decline in stolen bases to umpire laxity and pitcher control, arguing fans want a race between runner and ball. The piece also notes high home run totals in 1930 and historic single-game records, ending with a local ad.
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Coast League Pilot
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Mee
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Clarke
Detroit
Harry Wright
Cincinnati Reds
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Robert Lowe
Boston
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Philadelphia
Cincinnas
Bees Rally To Beat Salt Lake In Salt Lake City
Los Angeles outhit Salt Lake yesterday but the Bees seized key moments to win 7 to 6. Crandall and Dumovich pitched for Salt Lake while Baldwin supported Los Angeles as the Bees delivered the clutch hits.
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Los Angeles
Kine
Crandall
Oaks Beat the Beavers in Easy 7-3 Win
Oakland defeated Portland 7 to 3 led by strong batting and solid pitching. Kreuse and Koonter shared battery duties while Premmer, Scott, and King contributed offensively in the cellar team clash.
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Beavers
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Portland
Kreuse
Koonter
Premmer
Scott and King
California Girds For Interclass Football As Practice Starts Early
California defies a Pacific Coast conference rule by organizing an Interclass league that began practice a week ago. Varsity players coach the new squads while alumnae staff guide the seniors juniors frosh and sophomores with Latham McMillan Toomey Crammer Berkey Prb and Muller among the coaches. Coach Smith plans a regular call on September 15 and Victory will lead California in every game this season as the team aims to be formidable but not unbeatable.
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Nibsa Price
Rovgenthal
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Latham
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Toomey
Crammer
Wonder
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Chuck Prb
Tor
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Nichols
Smith
Stumpf's Boot Is Dangerous
A fragment notes 6 500 000 farms in the United States and cites Edwin J Brown of 106 Columbia St with a brief urban reference to Seattle. The text advertises reading the Star next Saturday.
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United States
Edwin J. Brown
Columbia St
Card Ace Is Having Fine Year
Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals is enjoying a standout season with a .400 batting average. He predicts no slump, noting a goal of hitting .400 each year since his rise from the Western Association in 1916. Hornsby, famed for speed and power, began as a .250 hitter and has steadily improved.
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Rogers Hornsby
Cardinal
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Houmby
Seals Fall to Solons in Sacramento Tilt
Sacramento held the league leaders to a close 10-7 defeat yesterday. The game featured key plays by batteries Kons, Prough, Cook, Crumpler, Keefe, Lewis and Rattee for the Seals, while Anfineon and Agnew starred for the Solons.
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Hite's Show Billed for Pavilion
Clay Hite presents tonight's amateur show at the Pavilion with main bout featuring Rube Finn and Dixie Walker, both middleweights who drew a draw earlier. First bout starts at 8 30, Adolph Schacht refereeing. full card lists seven bouts including McDonald vs Wilson and Myers vs Jordan among others.
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Clay Hite
Rube Finn
Dixie Walker
Adolph Schacht
Pat McDonald
Joe Wilson
Deeebb
Joe Fleck
Donald Myers
Chas
Jordan
Tabet
Dan Moran
Harold Graham
Young Harper
Olsen Va
Jim Foster
Mike Murphy
Kid Primo
Washington’s fighting cop makes pro debut in rough road
Harry Darnellie, a Washington city officer known for stopping a free for all, enters his first professional bout as a heavyweight title prospect. Lacking Quester’s ring craft, he fights flat footed with dangling arms and uncertain swing while acknowledging experience as the key teacher.
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Washington
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Carnelite
Dempsey
Ed Pinkman Marries in Seattle Keeps Boxing Ahead
Eddie Brewster Pinkman, Seattle's leading lightweight, wed Miss Sadie Wyard last night. The couple celebrated with friends and traveled for a mountain trip. Pinkman plans to resume gym work early next week as he eyes main attractions in Beattie or Vancouver and a possible match with Freddy Welsh next month.
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Seattle
Sadie Wyard
Clay Hite
Eddie Brewster
Beattie
Vancouver
Pinkman
Freddy Welsh
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Painter Burns Wife in Luck Sacrifice
Pietro Bianchi, a young Italian painter whose work faced rejection, chloroformed his wife at home, sat her upright on a table, poured oil over her and set it alight in a claimed sacrifice to bring good luck. He confessed to the police in Paris on August 26.
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Pietro Bianchi
Nile Temple Picnic Set For Saturday at Hall’s Lake
Nile Temple plans its annual picnic Saturday afternoon at Hall’s Lake. The first special train departs Everett interurban station at 1 30 p m.
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Hall's Lake
Everett Interurban
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