Seattle Must Not Sell Men for Delivery Now
Seattle baseball club is urged to stop mid season player sales unless capable replacements are on hand. The piece notes bills Cunningham and potential sales of Ray Francis Bob Geary Frank Tobin and mentions Middleton as a ready fill in. It argues fans deserve a strengthened team during the coast league race and recalls Lynn Brenton’s prior sale.
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Bill Cunningham
New York Giants
Gotham Club
Bill Klepper
New York
Ray Francis
Bob Geary
Frank Tobin
Widdleton
Roxy Middleton
Cunningham
Altho
Middleton
Ingham
Lynn Brenton
Cincy Reds
Bren
Giants
Draw Fights Highlight Seattle Boxing Smoker
A four round draw headlines the main event with Al Winters and Storey the Seattle welterweight. Semi windup Kid Reinke drew with Soldier Woods. Johnny Jordan outboxed Eddie Jackson in a crowd pleaser as Jack Ryan and Sam Brock offered light heavyweight comic relief. Rube Finn defeated Sailor Ins by technical knockout in the third. Promoter Clay Hite announced an amateur show Saturday night.
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Winters
Storey
Seattle
Kid Reinke
Soldier Woods
Eagles
Johnny Jordan
Eddie Jackson
Jackson
Jack Ryan
Sam Brock
Johnny Ray
Peter Moe
Pat Wil
Depesters
Wil
Rube Finn
Sailorins
Arkansas
Clay Hite
Big Coast Swim Meet Called Off
The Pacific coast indoor swimming meet scheduled by Crystal Swimming Club for July 21 is postponed due to lack of outside competition. Coach Don Vickers cites financial conditions as the reason California clubs declined to send entries. Seattle fans will still get aquatic action as the Elks plan a big carnival at the Pool on July 21, staged independently.
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Pacific Coast
Crystal Swimming Club
Don Vickers
Vickers
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Seattle Swim
Elks
The
Greb May Meet G Pentier in Open Title Bout
Harry Greb the Pittsburg light heavyweight could challenge Georges Carpentier next, as manager George Engle proposed an elimination bout with Tommy Gibbons to decide Greb's opponent. Tex Rickard said Labor Day and Columbus Day dates remain open for the match. Also noting Washington State tennis tournament at Seattle Tennis Club runs Aug 1 to Aug 7 with play starting Aug 8.
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New York
Harry Greb
Pittsburg
Georges Carpentier
George Engle
Engle
Greb
Tommy Gibbons
Tex Rickard
Seattle Tennis Club
Smith to Meet Villegas in City Tennis Showdown
Wilton Smith, winner of The Star Woodland Park tourney, faces Lucio Villegas the Chilean consul in the feature match at Seattle Tennis Club this afternoon. Today's schedule includes multiple singles, doubles, and mixed events with results from yesterday's play and several concurrent bouts listed.
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Wilton Smith
Woodland Park
Lucio Villegas
Seattle
Tribe Is Winner in Bat Fest
In Salt Lake City Seattle wins 13 to 6 as Seat le gallops ahead in the series. Tub Spencer shines with batting heroics and Ernie Bailey drives a four-base hit with Spencer aboard for the only home run. Frank Tobin injures a thumb and is replaced by Tub Spencer. Cunningham of Seattle shows in lineup amid rumors of a holdout for more pay from John McGraw.
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Tub Spencer
Tub
Seattle
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Spencer
Bill Cunningham
New York Giants
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Lewis
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Rieger
Geary
Dailey
Iowelle
Lane
Howell
Rone
Princeton Track Squad Prepares For July 28 Dual Meet
Fourteen Princeton track and field athletes trained this afternoon as part of preparations for the July 28 dual meet against a combined Princeton Cornell and the Oxford Cambridge teams. Six are field event candidates and eight are track men, with ten to be selected from the group. The squad includes Baker, Emery, Spurs, Halsey, Laurie, Forseman, McCullock, Johnson, Rich, Rogers, Stevenson, McKim, Massey and Troup.
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Emery
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Laurie
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McCullock
Johnson
Rich
Rogers
Stevenson
McKim
Massey
Troup
Dempsey To Arrive In Salt Lake City Home Town
Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion is due to reach Salt Lake City late today or tomorrow. Local sport writers say crowds will be small as residents remember him more for his past than as champion. He will be joined by Teddy Hayes, his private secretary, and his mother lives on the city outskirts.
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Tom Olsen
Jack Dempsey
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dempsey
Balt Lake
Jem Willard
Salt Lake
Steve Maloney
The
Dempery
Los Angeles
Dempesey
Champion
Mormon City
Teddy Hayes
Varsity Wins Fast Ball Tilt at Rainier Valley Park
The University of Washington ball team defeated Waseda University 3 to 1 yesterday in the Rainier Valley Ball Park. The third game of the series clinched the win for UW.
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Varsity
University of Washington
Waseda University
Rainier Valley
O Rourke Retires From Boxing For Real Estate Work
New York July reports veteran fight manager Tom O Rourke will retire from boxing and pursue real estate. His stable of boxers has been reassigned to James Buckley after years guiding stars such as George Dixon Joe Walcott Tom Sharkey Al Palzer and Fred Fulton.
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Tom O'Rourke
George Dixon
Joe Walcott
Tom Sharkey
al Palzer
Fred Fulton
James Buckley
Navy Crew Best of Season in 1921 Intercollegiate Regatta
Navy's eight claimed the Intercollegiate title at Poughkeepsie defeating top rivals and remaining unpressed. The season saw Columbia's surprise finish last, Princeton contesting, and California excelling, with Yale and Harvard underperforming though Yale boasted a key victory. Jim Rice's Columbia crew coachship could move to Yale next year.
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Guy Nickalla
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Cohan Retires Yet Again Leaving Fans Eager for Return
George M. Cohan has retired again. His farewell tours delight audiences who hopeful await his next comeback and anticipate fresh performances from the famed entertainer.
Shamrox to Play Bulldog Nine Sunday
A misunderstanding kept Shamrox Cubs and Bulldogs from completing a scheduled baseball game last Sunday at Woo Park. The make up is booked for Sunday at Lower Woodland, with Pirates versus Washington Park at noon and Brothers Dye Works facing Collings Juniors at Walla Wi.
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