Oaks and Siwashes Flub as Tribe Triumph in Exhibition
Sloppy baseball marked the Oaks and Siwashes in yesterday’s exhibition, with Seattle edging Oakland 8 to 7 as late scoring and wild pitching defined the game. Guisto’s injury shortened Oaks’ chances while new Oak players and veterans swapped hits, and Holling was slated to start today for Oakland.
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Big Ring Night in Seattle Features Levinsons Clash
Andre Anderson the Chicago heavyweight headlines an open air show at Liberty Park with Tiny Herman in a main event clash. Jimmy Storey meets Percy Walker while Eddie Moore faces Ludwig Jones and Soldier Woods battles Zulu Kid. Bud Oliver fights Joe Dunn as the undercard opens at 4 20 with Ad Schacht refereeing decisions.
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Commission To Keep Game Clean In New York
The International Sporting club announces a drive to curb boxing corruption under the Walker bill. Vigilance committees will be appointed statewide to enforce new rules and report infractions. Chairman is former Gov Charles D Whitman with Atty William Travers Jerome, Lt Col Theodore Roosevelt, and Col William Donovan among the officials.
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Navy Yard Cubs Sweep Fourth of July Series
The Navy Yard Cubs won three straight over the Navy All-Stars during the Fourth of July celebration. July 3 they won 11 1, Gordon pitched. July 4 they won 6 5 with Gotch on the mound. July 6 a $250 purse game vs Kent saw Gordon again hold the opponents to five hits and three runs.
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Hagen Ties La Fitte in French Open Championship
Walter Hagen and La Fitte, French pro, finished day two tied at 298 total. The Open championship at Paris saw both players share the lead as the field narrows.
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Performance Fall for Timmy Hamiltons Joplin Club in Western Race
Western league standings show Timmy Hamilton's Joplin club dropping to third as Tulea lead Wichita to second. Other notes highlight Claude Derrick joining Toledo Mud Hens, Chick Gandil quitting in Idaho, and Fort Worth near clinching the Texas League pennant. Frank Walker plays in Virginia, Cobie Bum hits above .400, and Al Bridwell manages Rocky Mount in the Virginia league. Major league chatter mentions Ty Cobb’s injury, Connie Mack’s Athletics touring the West without zoning, and broader league races including Buffalo Baltimore Toronto and Akron.
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Madison Park and Felix Club Clash in Star League Showdown
Madison Park faces Felix Club at Walla Walla Field as Felix eyes sole lead in league two. Bob Thorburn pitches for Madison Park with Jay Cox scheduled for the mound. a win could place Felix behind Tailored Ready and Park Boys.
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Huggins Praises Meusel In Hornsby Trade Comment
Miller Huggins lauds Bob Meusel as a better prospect than Rogers Hornsby, noting the $650 price to acquire Hornsby for the St. Louis Cardinals and predicting Meusel could be worth a quarter of a million dollars once his awkwardness fades.
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Leonard Must Box Tendler Soon for Lightweight Title
Benny Leonard the lightweight champion can no longer rely on aid from Lew Tendler as Charley White exposed Leonard as easy to hit. Tendler, rising among lightweight contenders, should get a title shot after recent wins including beating the Mitchell brothers. Leonard and his camp have avoided Tendler for about two years.
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Pope to Attend National Olympic Tryouts in Cambridge
Qua Pope of the University of Washington heads to national tryouts in Cambridge on July 17 for the Olympic women’s team. She is joined by Biden Jenne and Jitney Smith of Washington State College, traveling east via the Canadian Pacific. Pope rests at Indianola Beach Puget Sound, Jenne at Coupeville, Smith at Arlington.
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Wallace Scott wins at Spokane Tennis Club in decisive matches
Wallace Scott of the Tacoma Tennis club defeats A. G. Pringle of Seattle 63 6 1 41 then beats Marshall Allen of Seattle 36 63 63 75. Beott meets Phil Neer of Portland in final today. expected strong contest. Columbia Colo is noted as improved.
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Tennis Talk Opens Elath Annual Playfield Tournament
Last minute entries for the Elath annual Playfield tennis tournament begin Saturday afternoon at Woodland Park courts with players including Gertrude Peart Kite Meyers Zipera Blamenfeld K T Pope Vraoeis Packer A Monsed Mrs Foster Mrs Ie Biend O Heater Klien Backland J H White White Vida Robinson Mrs Heurque Rhugene Heeps 0 Castaneda and Thelma Wolff. The event is expected to be larger this year with a new men’s singles cup replacing Horace Hesketh’s 1919 trophy.
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Sam Langford’s Weight Loss Noted By Manager
Joe Woodman, manager of Johnny Sheppard, tracks Sam Langford’s condition saying Langford has shed about 30 pounds since prohibition began. The comment reflects ongoing efforts and concern in the boxing community.
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Black Wins Northwest Open Golf Title
Vancouver pro Dave Black captured the Northwest Open with a 296 over two days. Neil Christian of Tacoma and Bob Johnstone of Beattie finished second and third. Dr. Paul Hunter won the amateur qualifying low medal with 74 and 75. Jefferson Park’s Griswold Spiers Stein will face Wierly in the Davis Cup trial after team success.
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Leonard Beats White In Boxing Showdown At Benton Harbor
Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons reports Ben ny Leonard won the July 5 championship bout against Charley White in Benton Harbor as 12,000 fans packed the Arena. He forecasts a $10,000 loss despite gate take of $43,792 and estimates expenses exceed $50,000 with alleged misappropriation by gatekeepers who kept portions of ticket money.
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