Indians, Seals clash in Seattle baseball epic
In Seattle the Indians lost the opener to San Francisco as Vean Gregg held the visitors to seven and two, while San Francisco piled 13 runs. Burger Schorr and May struggled against Southern bats. A wild second game featured Dum Dum Bills, Curto, Spencer and Adams with notable hits, and Ellison of the Seals fielded a sensational grab.
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How Camp Cooking Is Easy
A shore dinner on a fishing trip feeds the body and spirit with outdoor flavor. An editor suggests simple gear a guide uses, from frying pan to two pots, and a bookkeeping grub list including bacon, eggs, bread, coffee and potatoes. Build a stone fireplace, keep a safe, open draft, and extinguish the fire before leaving.
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Forbes and Jones Lead Tacoma Athletic Club Smoker
Bert Forbes and Morgan Jones will headline the Tacoma Athletic Club smoker Thursday night. Mike De Pinto boxes Mario Guida. Bobby Rictor meets Charley Maels. Jimmy Smith faces Kid Davis. Kid Shane and Ole Olson open the show.
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Morgan Jones
Tacoma Athletic Club
Mike de Pinto
Mario Guida
Bobby Rictor
Charley Maels
Jimmy Smith
Kid Davis
Kid Shane
Ole Olson
Jackson Plays Westwood in Controversial Exhibition
Joe Jackson, one of the Black Sox, appeared for Westwood against the Virginia Giants, collecting a double and two singles. Separately, Baltimore faces asset pressure as three star players may be sold to avoid a forced draft by the Internationals. Philadelphia Nationals crushed the Grays 18 to 2 in Providence.
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Swat Kings Roll in Major Hurling Sunday Showdown
Williams and Browns led the Swat Kings in a dominant performance as Sunday’s hurling match produced a decisive total. Walker from Athletics contributed two goals, while the Browns added a late tally to seal the win.
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Sunday Williams
Leonard Set for Kansas Clash as Champion Seeks Revival
Benny Leonard faces Rocky Kansas in Michigan City on Tuesday in a lightweight title bid. Kansas, seen as a solid challenger, may struggle against the champ whose recent loss to Britton and aging speed rumors fuel a killer mindset. The bout signals Leonard’s test ahead of a possible shot at Lew Tendler as photographers and reporters gauge his form.
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Philadelphia
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Kearns Baits New York Commission Over Dempsey Fight
Henry L. Farrell reports Jack Kearns plans to force the issue over the Dempsey Wills title bout by challenging the New York Boxing Commission to name the venue. Kearns aims for a 60 day fight window, while others push back on the short deadline and place selection.
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De Turrenne Nets Inland Empire Tennis Title
In Spokane on Saturday Leon De Turrenne of Seattle defeated Herbert Suhr of San Francisco 6-4 4-6 6-3 6-2 to win the men's Inland Empire singles. Beardside Merrill won the junior title by beating Marion of Seattle 3-6 6-3 6-4.
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Seattle
Herbert Suhr
San Francisco
Beardside Merrill
Oo Marion
Ten Rules of Diving Named by Aileen Riggin
Aileen Riggin presents ten principles for diving mastery at the beach, stressing nerve, practice, and form. The list covers stance, height, body alignment, finger position, head balance, and arm placement for standing and running dives, ending with the swan dive tomorrow.
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Syracuse Magnate Retires From Syracuse International Club
New York July 3 Gale of the half interest of Er C Landgraf in the Syracuse International league club to P G Barthelme former director of panavtion at the University of Michigan was virtually completed today John Conway Toole president of the league said the deal could not be announced officially until approved by other club owners of the league He intimated however that this would be only a formality as Mr Barthelme is a high type sportsman and would be a valuable addition Sam Breadon owner of the St Louis Cardinals holds the other half interest in the club and he had promised to build up the club with a shipment of players from his National league possessions
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Syracuse International League
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Panaovtion
University of Michigan
John Conway Toole
Barthelme
Sam Breadon
St. Louie Cardinals
Sue Punge 46 Year Old Baseball Star
SUE PUNGE, AT 46, IS BALL STAR ONOLULYU, T. H., July 3. For more than a quarter of a century he has played baseball with the island team. He has toured abroad four times with championship crews and is a regular centerfielder for the Chinese team, champions of the Honolulu Baseball league last season. He is the father of 11 children and batted .300 last year while ranking third in fielding at center. He has played on 15 championship teams.
Lenglen and Mallory Triumph in Wimbledon Open
Suzanne Lenglen defended her European title by defeating Miss Colyer in straight sets at Wimbledon.Molla Mallory, the American champion, advanced by beating Mrs Parton 6-2 6-1.
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Molla Mallory
Parton
Baseball Summary From Yesterday's Scores
Yesterday's action saw Kenneth Williams homer for the Browns with two aboard as they beat the Indians 5 to 1. Babe Ruth also homered with two on, aiding the Yankees 3 to 1 win over the Athletics. Clarence Walker had two hits for the A's. The Cardinals swept a doubleheader from the Giants to gain on the league leaders. The White Sox lost to the Tigers 12 to 4 after eight straight wins. John Collins plated both runs in June as the Red Sox defeated the Senators 2 to 1. The Robins closed within one game on the Giants by beating the Braves twice. Grimes fielding and Alexander pitching propelled the Cubes to a 3 to 1 win over the Pirates.
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Red Sox
Senators
Robins
Giants
Braves
Hagen Loses Open Title in Westchester Bout
Walter Hagen the British Open champion and Joe Kirkwood fell to T. D. Armour and Cuthbert Butchart by two and one at the Westchester Ballymore club yesterday.
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New York
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Local Scores Report from Mixed League Night
Salt Lake beat Vernon 14 2 in game one and 19 to 2 in game two. Sacramento defeated Oakland 6 to 2 in game one and 6 to 1 in game two. Los Angeles edged Portland 7 to 6 in game one and 6 to 6 in game two. The devil fish length ranges from one inch to 50 feet.
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Speed Demons Await Starter at Tacoma
COMA July 3 reports the Fourth of July classic at Tacoma with entrants including Cliff Durant making a special appearance and signaling this will be his last race. Jimmy Murphy leads interest as fourteen top drivers race for premier makes amid track repairs and expected record crowds.
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Cliff Durant
Coma
Durant
Rare A. P. H. Complaint Prompts Fishing Charge Debate
A rare A. P. H. complaint against non residents for fishing and hunting in Washington prompts wider review by state agencies and local chambers. Vancouver Chamber of Commerce objects to a ten dollar arrival fee while Piper Taft reports numerous anglers and fish catches across Blake Lake and various Washington lakes and rivers.
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Stanford Doubles Champions Claim Historic Intercollegiate Title
Stanford duo Phil Neer and James Davies defeated Yale pair Lucien E Williams and G N Wheeler 8 6 4 6 2 The singles crown went to Yale’s Lucien E Williams who beat Wray Brown of Washington University 6 4 6 1 7 5 The Philadelphia courts were rain damaged during the event.
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Eddie O Dowd Cleared in Boxing Rumor
Rumor spread nationwide wrongly claiming Carl Tremaine knocked out Eddie O Dowd on ration Day in Youngstown. Phil O Dowd actually fought on the mat. Eddie did not box Tremaine and is noted for a prior bout with Johnny Buff last May.
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Knudson to Meet Spiers in Club Championship Final
Ted Knudson defeated Forrest Watson in the 1922 Inglewood club championship semi final and will face Clark Spiers in the final on Tuesday. Knudson won 71 with a 3 and 1 margin. The golf clubs at Jefferson Park Earlington and Seattle announce Fourth of July tournaments.
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Ted Knudson
Clark Spiers
Knudson
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Earlington
Seattle
Coasters Bid for Net Title
Two leading Pacific coast women tennis stars Mary K Browne runner up to Molla Mallory and Mrs Thomas Bundy former national champion plan to enter the Forest Hills N Y National Championship tourney this year, a New York wire reports.
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Thomas C. Bundy
Forest Hills
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California defeats Arizona for fleet baseball title at Woodland Park
California downed Arizona 6 to 1 Sunday afternoon to win the fleet baseball title at Woodland Park. The game drew thousands of sailors and civilians. Batteries were Mandy and Kaiser for California Richards Brown and Nicol for Arizona.
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Woodland Park
R. H. E. California
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Entries for Big Swimming Meet Open This Week
Preliminary arrangements for The Star Woodland Park swimming meet to be held in the first two weeks of August are not complete. Entry blanks will not be published until later this week and will appear in every issue of The Star until August 1 when entries close.
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Ring Foxes Will Clash for Title
Seaburn Brown previews a Cascade Athletic Club arena smoker headlined by Jimmy Clabby versus Gordon McKay for the Coast middleweight title. The card features sailors from the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, including Harry Sutton versus Morgan Jones, and Frankie Britt versus Sailor Ramos, plus several Navy bouts and local prospects.
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McKay
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Pacific
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Ticoma
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Joe Wagner
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English sprinter Appleton breaks 100 yard world record
W R Appleton is credited with running the 100 yard dash in 9.35 seconds at London Saturday becoming the first Englishman to set a world record for the distance.
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