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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1920

Page

13

Babe Saves His Eyes in Sunfield Batting Streak

Babe Ruth wears protective goggles during games after eye concerns and an injury to Duffy Lewis shifts outfield duties. He laments walk-heavy pitching to him and vows to protect his eyes, aiming for an even chance to hit as he continues his home run pace for the season.

Dean Synder Babe Yanks Indians Cleveland Duffy Lewis Huggmen Ruth Huggins Stanley Coveleskie Corey

Clark Speirs Advances to Coast Golf Semi Finals

Clark Speirs races into the Coast golf semi finals at Uver, B C after a dominant showing in the navy cup foursome and ama championship matches. Speirs and partner Stell carved victory for the Ore E juniors from Seattle, while Watson and Willing fell to tough opposition as the event narrowed to top contenders.

Alex Rose Uver B.C Pacific Northwest Golf Tour Theu Jefferson Park Waverley Ore E Seattle Speirs Stell Egan Forrest Watson Clare Criswoll Ms Zon Guy Imdifer Russell Smith Ben and Clark Speirs Mihe Bio Hunter Watson Bone Willing Paul Hunter My Wilhelm Chandler Egan Clark Speirs Guar Sweeney Victoria Miss Anderson Battle F. Pheppe Phoebe Nell Tidmarsh

Quebec skater Paris arrives in Seattle for race

Paris, the champion roller from Quebec, is in Seattle to race at a local rink. A Seattle skater named McWarie may contact him for a race at Dreamland after Paris beat Jim Kane in a two mile event there. Paris has war service records with Canadian brothers noted.

Paris Quebec Seattle Ldcal Arena McWarie Sens San Jim Kane Dreamland

Shrubb Calls for Dropping Long Marathon

Shrubb, renowned distance runner and recent coach of Oxford and Cambridge relay to a victory over Americans, argues against races beyond 10 miles. He claims longer events hinder real development, criticizes 15 mile for not aiding youth, and says Olympic marathon should be 15 miles to avoid brutal, punishing grind.

Shrubb Oxford Cambridge

Walker boxing bill sparks state watch on 15 round bouts

Gov Smith says the Walker boxing bill allowing 15 round decision bouts will be watched closely. A state official must attend each contest, unfair matches are to be prevented, and age and weight limits apply. Boxers must undergo physical exams before competing to safeguard the sport.

New York State Smith

Penn athletes win intercollegiate meet to name Olympic coach

Philadelphia reports Penn champions of the intercollegiate meet push Lawson Robertson to the forefront as a likely coach for the United States Olympic team.

Philadelphia Penn Lawson Robertson United States

Driscoll Praises Leonard as Boxing Great and Draws

Dave Driscoll hails Benny Leonard as the country’s greatest card, surpassing Dempsey and Carpentier. He credits Leonard with boosting Jersey boxing, notes Leonard’s ticket sales totaling thousands, and records his generous gesture of supporting his mother during coast trips.

Benny Leonard Dave Driscoll Dave Leonard Jack Dempsey Georges Carpentier Jersey Hudson Benny

Slim Pickings in Minors

Hugh Jennings of the Tigers laments the lack of major league material in the minors. He notes scouts hunt any promising minor leaguer aggressively, but finds it tough to rebuild after downturns and asks why clubs fail to rise from the cellar. He recalls past pennant-winning days and contrasts them with present scarcity of talent.

Hugh Jennings Tigers Jack Coombs Mack

Penn State Completes Banner Athletic Year

Penn State finished a banner year in athletics competing in nine sports and posting an .830 win percentage.

Philadelphia Penn State

Middleton Dominates Mud Hens Pitching in Saluts Clash

Jimmy Middleton leads the Mud Hens as ace pitcher taming the Saluts in a dominant display. The right hander's control and speed underline his status as a premier figure in the American Association.

Toledo Jimmy Middleton American Association

Tennis Talk Brims With Newcomers and Title Contenders

The weekly tennis scene fields many newcomers aiming for the playfield tournament starting tomorrow at Weedlandark. Notable include Eugene Oldham J Corby Hayes C C Willams T Stephens M M seeel and George Rebiased. Women’s class features Orace Lowe and Ruth rouse in close B with Le Blend and Hite Meyers in close A. Wallace Scott captured the international singles title at Spokane and Northwest players will compete in Boston and Seattle events this summer.

Gertrude Scchrinrr Weedlandark Eugene Oldham J. Corby Hayes C C. Willams T. Stephens M M. Seeel William le Miond Kw. K. le Mond George Orace Lowe Te Clase Ruth Rouse Mre le Blend Blese A. Hite Meyers Ster- Woodland Park Northwest Tacoma Wallace Scott City of Destiny Spokane Marshall Allen Seattle Phil Neer Portland Willam Urtis Boston Rhoades and Milne Vancouver Spokana Cady and Bailey

Kid McCoy Plans Varied Boxing Cards Under New Law

New York boxing reform spurs promoters to diversify shows. Kid McCoy says he will stage varied bouts mirroring vaudeville bills with sluggers and clever fighters matched to please every fan. He promises fights across divisions to avoid lopsided cards.

New York Kid McCoy

Rip Collins Demonstrates Versatile Pitching in New York

New York praises Rip Collins of San Antonio for strong pitching and sharp fielding as he showcases his skills in the city. The remark likens his control to a lariat and his speed to cutting corners on the basepaths.

New York Rip Collins San Antonio

Carl Tremaine Shines At Shortstop In Cleveland Ball

In Cleveland Carl Tremaine prize bantam boxer shows skill at short for the local team, with teammates praising his steady play and strong work habits likened to Donle Bush.

Cleveland Carl Tremaine Trim Carl Donle Bush

Fleet Champs Face Navy Yard Cubs Next Weekend

The Pacific Fleet champions from U S and Mississippi will play the Navy Yard Cubs in back to back games. The Cubs, riding a current winning streak after three wins in the Fourth of July week, likely start Gordon in the first game. Saturday's contest begins at 3 p.m. and Sunday's at 2:30 p.m. A large crowd is anticipated.

Themerton Pacific Fleet U. S. & Mississippi Navy Yard Cubs Cubs Gordon

Strub condemns major league use of minor league players

Strub of the Frisco Seals declares the baseball lottery will not be favored by Doc Straub again. He says New York drafted O'Doul away, and then Huggins bars him from the Yankees. Strub argues majors should value young players and questions why they should claim them if not used.

Doc” Straub Frisco Seals New York O’doul Huggins Altho Yanks

Hunt to Assist Dobie on Cornell Football

Ray Mike Hunt former University of Washington captain and star end will assist Gilmore Dobie at Cornell next fall. Dobie chose Hunt deeming him one of the greatest players on the Coast. Hunt also starred as end for the naval training camp team during the war.

Ray Mike” Hunt University of Washington Gilmore Dobie Cornell University Dobie Hunt Doble

Angles Stock Transfer Ties Oldfield and Chance

Bar ny Oldfield and Frank Chance are named in connection with a potential stock transfer involving the Los Angeles ball club.

Los Angeles Barney Oldfield Frank Chance

Ruth's Home Run Triggers Col Ruppert to Smoke

New York reports Col Ruppert, overwhelmed by Babe Ruth's long homer, lights a cigarette for the first time in six years. The moment underscores Ruth's impact on the Yankees and baseball morale.

New York Col. Ruppert Babe Ruth

Geary Dominates as Seattle Tops Oaks 72 Victory

Seattle stretched its winning streak by defeating Oakland 72 to 0 behind Geary who held Oaks to four hits. Seattle totaled 12 hits with key output in the eighth inning and had errorless defense while Oakland committed miscues. Hitting featured Stumpf Zamlock Geary Cunningham and Sam Bohne driving in runs as Seattle tightened its hold on sixth place and prepared for a rematch with Oakland.

Seattle Dob Geary del Tloward Tribe Geary Portland Denvers Portland Vernon Agate Seattle Bill Stumpf Zamlock Cunningham Sam Bohne Mrick Eldred Brubaker Cooper Jack Knight Oakland Hrubaker Milier Knight A. Artett Fitesinmons Mitee Artett Beattie KB Cunningham Thorne Murphy Lb Widred Kenworthy Zamioek Stumpf Isecsee Bevan Hite Beatie T Artett Masee Balle Miller Koieht Zamileck Kenworthy Conningham Heecrifice Firesimmers Nohne Atolen Camrock Daldwin Kane Ro Artett Casey and Toman

Northwest Athletic Club Smokers Feature Local Boxing Card

Travie Davis trains in Reveret and will face Jimmy Story in a Northwest Athletic Club smoker at the Arena next Wednesday. Storey in good condition and expected to deliver a hard bout as Davis prepares for the coast welterweight title defense. Hector of Bremerton eyes Willie Keller in the semi windup while Army Welch vs Val Sontag is also lined up after a missed previous match.

Jimmy Srory Dixie Walker Yakima Hector Wemi Seattle Tremerton Army Welch Val Bontag Beattle Butcher Welch Sontag

Park Burns Denver B Mixes Schedule at Kliteh's Garden

Fire destroyed the stands at Broadway park home of the old Western league Sears forcing the City league to play morning games at Kliteh's garden. The shift alters local baseball routines and venue arrangements.

Denver Broadway Park Kliteh Gardena

Coast Roll Disputed by Eastern Coaches in High Jump

Eastern coaches protest the Coast roll method used by Western athletes in high jump. Olympic officials have not yet commented.

Los Angeles

Cardinals seek larger NL park as attendance climbs

Notre strong Cards contend in the National League race planning to move remaining games to the American League park, boosting capacity by about 5 000. veteran NL umpire Kiem faces fines for language while Ivy Wingo also fined. fans hit with penalties for disorderly conduct. Waite Hoyt sidelined after groin surgery.

Teem Wiecefall Mt, Lanuis Thi Kiem Meydler Luque Cincinnati Ivy Wingo Medcatcher Wingo Pop Buttien Kiem

Oakland boxer Hugh Walker faces wife over film career

Hugh Walker, heavyweight from Kansas City, plans movie work in California, while his wife objects to that aspect of a fighter's career.

Oakland Hugh Walker Kansas City California

Star League Season Near Completion

The Briamrock Athletic club forfeited its last game to the Interbay Juniors. The feature Sunday game pits Felix club against Madison Park Juniors at Walla Walla field with Thorburn vs Jaycox. Tailored Ready meets Spartan Athletic on Lincoln field and Rainier Valley Juniors clash City Cubs at Columbia field in season finales.

Star League Sersen Briamrock Athletic Club Interbay Felix Club Madison Park Walla Walla Field Felix Boys Park Boys Thorburn Jaycox Spartan Athletic Club Hunter Spartan Lincoln Field Rainier Valley City Cubs Columbia Field Neith

National Baseball Federation to Meet in Cincinnati

Cincinnati hosts a July 12 gathering of federation members to organize the annual intercity amateur championship baseball series. The meeting sets the schedule and planning for the event featuring top amateur teams from across cities.

Cincinnati National Baseball Federation

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