Seattle Indians Have Good Chance to Climb
Seattle Indians appear set to challenge the first place San Francisco Seals as they face Salt Lake and Oakland in upcoming Coast League games. Veteran pitcher Paul Wellman adds depth while key hitters Cooper Miller Knight and Gulsato pace the attack. Charley Pick, a smart versatile third baseman, shines, and Bud Sutherland may join the Portland Beavers, leaving Beavers vulnerable.
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Leo H. Lassen
Kenworthy
Seattle
San Francisco Seals
Salt Lake
Oakland
Oaks
Seals
Sacramento
Cooper, Miller
Knight
Gulsato
Dick Hobbied
Akron
Te Bey
Portland
Patterson Competes For Shortstop Job In Seattle
Bil Patterson aims to win a Seattle shortstop slot on the Bil Con deal with New York. He challenges William Stumpf for the position, hoping to boost defense even if it costs batting. Stumpf, a Coast league shortstop, is praised for steadiness and hitting, while Tex Wisterzil at third would shift with a faster left-side defense.
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Patterson
Seattle
New York
Bill Stumpf
William
Stumpf
Tex Wisterzil
Tex
Trouin
O. K
Vernon Pitchers Fly High as Parka to Stay with Detroit
Vernon pitchers show uneven form with Frank Shellerback carrying the staff while the team struggles to deliver. Detroit plans to retain Vernon Parka, a Michigan standout who pitched for Portland last season, to bolster the faltering mound corps. Kenworthy hits well during the Lake series while Carl Sawyer nears Vernon return as a coach.
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Vernon
Flivvery
Big Weiser Dellte
Frank Shellerback
Tigers
Tiger Mound
Parks
Detroit
Sutherlind
Vernon Parka
Michigan University
Portland
Brooks
Ty Cobb
First Ave
Veteran cast spreads across minor league baseball in 1908 era
Dec Ayers drifts to the minors with Toledo in the American association. Nick Cullop wins for the Lovville club in the same league. Bert Whaling, Vernon Spencer, Benny Kauf and others move between the International and Texas leagues. George Cutshaw shows early Pirates form as Pittsburgh men chase the pennant.
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Vernon Spencer
Benny Kauft
Benny
Little Fellows
Torents
New York Gianta
Should Johnson Fight Dempsey A Seattle Star Debate
The Star reports on public debate over whether Jack Johnson should challenge Jack Dempsey in the United States after Johnson's release from Leavenworth and prior exile. Readers are invited to write brief letters with names and addresses.
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Jack Johnson
Lohaeneheahaes
Leavenworth
Spain
Mexico
Johnson
United States
Jack Dempsey
Seattle
Ohat
Star
Amateur Mitt Show Tonight Staging Third Card at Pavilion
Clay Hite presents another amateur boxing night at the Pavilion with a 4 by 2 minute rounds card. Dr. Walter Kelton approves fit fighters for the bouts. Notable matchups include Canton vs Caston and Kessler vs Jonelyn among others in weight-class bouts across fly to welter divisions. Sedgefield wins Speculation handicap at Aqueduct with Valor second and Romany third in the one mile race.
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Clay Hite
Hite
Walter Kelton
Jackie Canton
Sammy Caston
Jakey Kessler
George Jonelyn
Kid Midnight
Pat Dublin
Frankie Green
Tommy Schrader
Id Castle
Max Rabin
Cecil Williams
Harry Bradley
Bill Buckmaster
Sailor Moffitt
Sailor Force
Charles Dunlap
Rube Finn
Sailor Patsy Flavin
U. S
Idaho
New York
Sedgefield
Aqueduct
Valor
Romany
Konowaloff to Swim in National Junior Mile Race
Mirie Konowaloff of the Crystal Swimming Club will compete in the national junior mile at Indianapolis Indiana on July 28. There are no ifs or ands about this trip.
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Konowaloff
Mirie Konowaloff
Crystal Swimming Club
Indianapolis
Indiana
Jack Johnson Freed After Wife Pays Fine
Jack Johnson, former heavyweight champion, is released from Leavenworth federal prison after his white wife posts the $1,000 fine tied to his Mann Act sentence. Mrs Johnson and relatives greet him at the exit as he pledges to fight Jack Dempsey.
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Jack Johnson
Leavenworth
Kan
Johnson
Lacie Cameron
W. 8
Tineo
Los Angeles
Star Ball League Near End Sees Round Robin Clash
The Star Junior league schedules three Sunday preliminaries at Walla Walla and Lower Woodland Park. Bekart Cigar has clinched a berth while Three Brothers Dué Works faces Collins Juniors at 2 p.m. and Washington Park at noon. Other matchups feature Bhamrox Cubs versus Bulldogs with Georgetown Cubs and Highland Park poised for at least a tie for fourth. outcomes will shape the final round robin to decide the champion.
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Star
Bekart Cigar
Three Brothers Dué Works
Collins
Washington Park
Walla Walla
Bhamrox Cubs
Bulldogs
Lower Woodland Park
Kearns Denies Split With Dempsey Fight Team
J Kearns denied reports he split with Jack Dempsey the world champion after an Atlantic City rumor cited Mayor Rader saying he would handle the matter. The denial followed the spicy chatter among friends and boxing circles.
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J.kearns
Jack New York
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Atlantic City
Rader
Washington Huskies Dominate Waseda in Rainier Valley Tilt
The University of Washington baseball team routed Waseda University at Rainier Valley Park 16 to 1. Tiny Leonard pitched well for UW as hitters solved Arita’s offerings. Waedda’s Otossita struggled on the mound. Washington’s funds for a new stadium remain scarce.
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University of Washington
Waseda University
Rainier Valley
Dodgers
Tiny Leonard
Arita
Weenie Ann
Kubota
Oehita
Tanaka
Kate
Washington
PO. A
Welte
Torrance
Os Us
McManon
Meteney
Gardner
Eee
Miles
Barrett
Leonard
Bakke
CORTL
Baeee
McMahon
Hakke
Maloney
Welta
Parrett
Gaorifiee Hite
Takamateu
Pasned bats—Kuji
Ringie and Mandridgs
U. W
Darwin Méeisnest
Amateurs Reveral schedule lines up Sunday clashes
Forty six teams fill cal fields tomorrow with seven games at two Woodland venues. On Field No 1 Pioneer days White Star Cubs meet at 10 a m. Shamraz faces Royal Arcanum at 6 p m, Shaner Wolff collide with Knights of Columbus at 2 p m, Chandlers Bootery versus nial Theatre at 4 p m. Woodland No 2 hosts First Jilva Independents at 10 a m, White Star square Yeoren at 6, Rainier Cubs against Queen Anne Merchants at 2 p m.
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Feild
Pate Tages
White Star Cubs
Shamraz
Royal Arcanum
Shaner & Wolff
Knights of Columbus
Chandlers
Bootery Va
Nial Theatre
Woodland No. 2
Jilva
Independents
White Stare Ve. Yeoren
Rainier
North Park and Burten Bectore Set For Lake Burten Game
Local amateur teams prepare for out of town Sunday matchups with several bookings listed. University Commercial club plays Auburn and U S Idaho meets Ren ton among others across multiple towns including Port Townsend Port Angeles Issaquah Des Moines and Port Mad ison.
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Toh
University Commercial Club
Auburn
U. 88
Idaho
Renton
Weat Bide Merchants
Fort Worden
Port Townsend
Port Angeles
Kirkland
Issaquah
Strain’s Auto Freight
Vashon
Washington Drug Co
Tolt
O. B. Williama
Des Moines
Edmonds
Port Orchard
Rainier Beach
Kemmydale
Latonia Merchants
Beckart Cigar Co
Port Madison
Fahey-Brockman
Stacy Brown
Pearson
Be Sure Your Camp Fire Is Out Big Trees Care
Forester urges fire prevention during Forest Protection Week. President Harding backs timber conservation to guard watersheds and future supply. Emphasizes that 80 percent of fires are preventable and urges citizens, schools, and sportsmen to act to save forests and watersheds for rivers, farms, and recreation.
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Peter P. Carney
United States
New England
Harding
Frick Vx
Indians Wallop Mormons in Salt Lake City Series
In Salt Lake, the Indians won the second game of the series 6 to 1 with sharp defense from Kenworthy and Middleton. Bill Cunningham left for New York to join the Giants after the game. Lefty O Doul blanked Oakland in San Francisco as his teammates scored eight runs. Vernon won again in Los Angeles with close finish and late rally.
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Kenworthy
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Seatte
Salt Lake
Middleton
Bill Cunningham
New York
Glanta
San Francisco
Lefty O'Doul
Oakland
OMOEA
O'Doul
Yelle
Alten
Winn
Valentine
Sianeld
Koehler
Los Angeles
Vernon
BK Vormon
S.scvecs
Lan Anmolom Co
Cece Inves
Feeth
Hannah
Crandall
Baldwin
Pacific Coast
Sacramento
Belt Lake
Posten
Brooklya
Chicago Cincinnati
Navy Glove Men Feature Next Smoke in Seattle Boxing
An all-navy card is planned for Seattle with Sailor Mayberry versus Fisher Bud Ridley or Frankie Munroe as the main event at the Pavilion on Wednesday. Ridley could be forced to 122 pounds by Mayberry, while Sailor Billy Vincent meets Jimmy Storey and Sailor Martinez challenges Eddie Jackson in the undercard.
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Seattle
Clay Hite
Pavilion
Fisher Bud Ridley
Frankie Munroe
Sailor Mayberry
Ridley
Mayberry
Billy Vincent
Jimmy Storey
Sailor Martinez
Eddie Jackson
Women and Boys Shoot Rescheduled for Sunday
The women and boys under 15 will compete in Q5 target events with prizes for high scores. The final Reid Clock shoot is postponed to coincide with the Indian shoot on July 17 18 and 19. A former Yale football star quipped about divorce referencing an agreeable wife.
North End Golf Title Up Sunday
Bon Stein and Roy Campbell reach a 36 hole Seattle Golf Club Championship final scheduled for Sunday. Stein is the city champion favorite, while Campbell has shown rapid improvement since returning from Portland.
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North End
Bon Stein
Roy Campbell
Seattle
Mix
Roy
Portland
Ren
von Bim
Balt Lake
Carnival at Seattle Tennis Club Draws Golfers
The Seattle Tennis Club on Lakes Washington plans a carnival next Friday July 15 as the big feature of its program. A putting contest of clock and ladder styles will run all day and Mrs J F Lee leads the volunteers in organizing for a large turnout of golfers and tennis players who also golf. Tennis racquets are barred next Friday.
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Frank Orchard
Rainier Golf Club
Des Moines Highway
Jack Weber
Orchard
Des Moines
Wedlp
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Washington
Seattle
Smith and Taylor in Net Finals at Seattle Club
Wilton Smith and Bill Taylor reach the city tennis tournament finals at the Seattle Tennis Club after defeating tough rivals. Other finals and matches include Langue winning the boys title and Collins and Langlie duos advancing in doubles.
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Wilton Smith
Bill Taylor
Seattle
Ate P. m
Langue
Boyw
Ft. Langlie
Kendall
Janior
Collins Brothers
Langlie Brothers
Farmer Wins In Portland at Milwaukie Arena
Frank Z mer, a heavy light heavyweight, edged Jimmy Carey of Portland by decision in Milwaukie arena ring last night. Farmer started strong and finished with a steady attack despite periods of uncertain form.
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Portland
Frank Z
Jimmy Carey
Milwaukie Arena
Farmer
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