Speirs Is Snowed Under By Evans Fine Golf In Semi Final
Rudy Wilhelm and Chandler Egan, both of Portland, reach the finals of the Pacific Northwest amateur golf championship in Vancouver by defeating Paul Hunter of Los Angeles and Clark Speirs in 36 hole semi finals. Egan, once a champion, led from morning rounds and finished at the 26th hole in a strong display. The final match will be played today with Egan favored to win the title. The ladies final features Mrs Sweeney of Victoria against Miss Pheppe of Seattle. A Star city swimming meet plan will be discussed at a meeting Tuesday night with committee members Donald Vickers, Dad Henry, Earl Fry, and Al Goldsmith. Seattle swimmers are urged to watch The Star for announcements.
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Chandler Egan
Portland
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Los Angeles
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Wilhelm-Hunter
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Victoria
Pheppe
Star
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Crystal Pool
Beers, Angels, and Beavers Game Highlights
The Bees tied the Angels 11 to 6 to stay atop the standings. The Bears beat the Senators 6 to 3 as their eighth inning rally produced three runs. The Beavers defeated the Tigers 3 to 1 while Vernonites mounted a lone run in the second inning.
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Senators
Mitchell
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Annual net tourney opens at Woodland park courts
The sixth annual playfield tennis tournament begins this afternoon at Woodland Park. Director Ben Evans says events include men’s class A to C singles and doubles, women’s classes A to C singles and doubles, plus playfield events. Bruce Hesketh faces K. Ariyoshi at 3 p.m with many matches in the 4 to 6 p.m. window featuring Star-Woodland players, including Rita Meyers and Dorothy Little in early rounds, weather permitting.
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Gotham Scribe Pans Champion in Philadelphia Bout
The New York Evening Journal reviewer declares Wilson Soldier Bartfield won nine of twelve rounds in a 12 round no decision bout in Philadelphia. The scribe notes Bartfield outhits O Dowd five to one and suggests Wilson’s victory was lucky while predicting a future title challenger.
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Bartfield
Philadelphia
East
Mike O'Dowd
Fitzsimmons Meets Dundee in 10 Round Semi Windup
Eddie Fitzsimmons of New York and Johnny Dundee of Scotland have signed for a 10 round bout as the semi windup to the Fulton Wills 11 round title bout in New York on July 15.
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Fred Fulton
Harry Wills
New York
Local baseball schedule features multiple games across parks
A busy slate lists matches at Columbia South Park Woodland Grounds and Port Angeles venues. Teams include Stary Bhoe Magnolia Bealiard Bealiard Cubs O'Brien Ballard Elka Fremont Atimson Mill and others with 2 pm and noon kickoffs.
Ruth Crashes 25th Home Run for Yankees Victory
Babe Ruth hit his 25th homer in the fifth inning against Detroit ace Red Oldham. The Yankees beat the Tigers 9 to 3 after Ruth received a diamond studded watch from the Knights of Columbus of New York before the game.
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Red” Oldham
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Knights of Columbus
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Tendler to Box Jackson in Philadelphia bout
Lew Tendler of Philadelphia and Willie Jackson of New York Hebrew, two leading lightweight title contenders, clash in a free match in Philadelphia with Benny Leonard’s title context in view.
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Lew Tendler
Philly
International Yacht Cup Races Open Off Sandy Hook
The Shamrock IV lines up against America in a best of series starting July 15 off Sandy Hook for the American Cup defense. Lipton’s ship faces long odds as America’s backers keep the historic trophy 10 miles up the Charles River, with Lipton's repeated bids shown through past trials and expenses.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Ireland
Clyde
America
Charles River
Butler Armee
Yanks Annex Davis Doubles in Davis Cup Debut
Americans William M Johnston and William T Tilden II defeated France duo Andrew Gobert and William H Laurentz in straight sets 62 63 62 at Eastbourne. The first doubles match of the Davis Cup swing completed quickly for the American side.
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Willam M Johnston
William T. Tilden II
Andrew Gobert
William H. Laurentz
France
East Bourne
O'Dowd Ortega Fight Called Off Due to Disagreements
Portland, July 10. The scheduled 10 round bout between Mike O'Dowd and Pattling Ortega was canceled after managers failed to agree on a referee, purse, and other details. Four draws were awarded to Eddie Shannon, Willie St. Clair, Neil Zimmerman, and Johnny Fiske, while tickets remained refundable.
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Milwaukie Arena
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Los Angeles
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Sacramento
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Johnny Fiske
Rock Island
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Danny Edwards
Oakland
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Fifty Thousand Trout Eggs Planned for King County
Fifty thousand Eastern brook trout eggs will reach Seattle Sunday morning for distribution in King county streams. Eyes will be sent from the Twin Lakes eyeing station in Chelan county. State game warden L H Darwin announced the plan. A later shipment of cutthroat trout eggs will follow from the same hatchery. A separate shipment of 300 Chinese pheasants from the state game farm at Walla Walla is en route to Seattle.
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Indians need one more hurler for pennant bid
Sam Jones of the Boston Red Sox muses that Cleveland needs another pitcher to secure the American league pennant. He notes Covelskie Bagby and Caldwell as current reliable arms, while praising Tris Speaker for headwork that spurred two extra inning wins in Cleveland.
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Boston Red Hox
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Al Gould Returns to Salt Lake Bees This Season
Salt Lake City July 10 Al Gould one of the coast leagues top twirlers resumes play with Salt Lake after a spring illness. He will rejoin the Bees in Los Angeles where the team is gathering for the season opener.
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al Gould
Salt Lake
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Los Angeles
Koerner Quits Frisco As Seals Slump
Phil Koerner resigns as first baseman of the San Francisco Seals after a slow start this season. Seattle reportedly offered to hire him, but local management doubts he can be used now.
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Hag
Seattle
Hold Olympic Bike Tryouts in Columbia Colorado
Local sports brief notes Olympic bike tryouts to be held in Columbia Colorado. Officials invite athletes to participate and determine eligibility for upcoming trials with details to be announced.
Junior Olympic swimming tryouts and Victoria meet details
The article outlines junior Olympic swimming tryouts in Columbus Ohio this month and a mid August Victoria meet. It notes potential travel by Matrie Konowaloff, lists Crystal club swimmers, and explains junior event eligibility and age rules. The Olympic trials occur in Chicago with 23 top divers from across the U S and Hawaii. Norman Foas swims for the Illinois Athletic Club and is named a likely Olympic team member.
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Ilinole Athletic Club
Fournier Cracking Them for St Louis Cardinals
Jack Fournier, former Los Angeles left fielder now stationed at first base for the St Louis Cardinals in the National League, keeps delivering solid hits. He is batting .302 according to the latest figures.
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Los Angeles Firet
St Louls
Columbia Cole introduces new non alcoholic beer at Boldt's
Boldt's Advance reports Columbia Cole, the new American non alcoholic beer, launching with bold marketing. The feature notes its brewing approach and market positioning aimed at returning drinkers to social menus without alcohol.
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Storey and Davin Set for Coast Welterweight Title Shot
Jimmy Storey faces Travie Davin in a 142 pound welterweight title bout at the Arena next Wednesday night. The rematch follows a prior draw as Army Welch and Val Sontag collide in the semi windup. Promoter Clay Hite has three other bouts lined up while questions linger over Welch’s no show and the Hector Keeler heavyweight bout cancellation.
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Everett Miller
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Billy Wright
Davis
Johnny McCarthy
Army Welch
Val Sontag
Scott Fund
Welch
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Golf and Baseball Nix Griffin Golf Nix Griff
Clark Griffin of the Nat shows a manager cannot juggle golf with a big league club. He warns that running a losing ball team with crippled players and uneasy pitchers requires steady nerves and a calm mind, so he will skip golf until the baseball season ends.
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Nata
Wilde Means Business in Globe Boxing Finale
Jimmy Wilde declares his return from England on September 4 to meet Patsy Wallace in a decisive fight. Dutch, Wallace's manager, and the English challenger clash after a near tragedy in a Toronto ring, with Wilde promising a public square bout and a winner take all decision.
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England
Mayme McDonald Reaches Inland Empire Net Finals
Mayme McDonald of Seattle advances to the women's finals in Spokane after defeating Marion Wheaton of Bellingham 6 2 6 2. She enters the finals in three events, including mixed doubles with Phil Neer and women's doubles with Marion Wheaton. Marshall Allen of Seattle defeats Henry Stevens of Portland 6 0 6 3 6 1.
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Seattle
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Bellingham
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Madison and Felix Club Meet at Lincoln Field
Prepared teams clash at Lincoln field at 3 p m with the Madisons facing the Felix club. Ballard Beavers challenge Greenwood Cubs at Adams field at noon. Felix club meets Madison Park at Walla Walla field at 2 p m. Rainier Valley Juniors play City Cubs at Columbia at 2 p m.
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Local Junior Baseball Playoff Set At Walla Walla Field
Felix club meets Madison Park juniors in a critical game that could force a deciding neutral field match. Star pitcher Rob Thorburn faces Jaycox in a likely low scoring duel as Tailored Ready pursues the league lead.
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W. Johnston Wins Again in Fastbourne Tennis
Willie Johnston the American singles tennis champion defeated Andre Gobert of France in the American French cup matches with scores 6-3 8-6 6-3. Johnston also beat William Laurents of France 4-6 6-2 6-1 6-2 in a second singles match.
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Gardner Dominates Oaks as Seattle Wins Fifth Straight
Harry Gardner limited Oakland to two runs while Seattle offense piled up 13 hits led by Eldred Zamlock and Baldwin. Lane misplayed balls in sun as Stwashes pulled away with key hits including Eldred triple and Kenworthy sacrifice. Arlett and Murphy contributed infield and outfield plays as Seattle improved to five straight victories.
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Lewis Seeks 20 Round Title Bout With Carpentier
Ted Kid Lewis, former world welterweight champion, is reported to pursue a 20 round bout with Georges Carpentier in England. Lewis recently captured the European welter crown by defeating Johnny Basham in England.
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Kid) Lewis
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Seattle club faces five-week home stretch in league play
The Siwashes open a five week home stay next week meeting Salt Lake and New York on the road then facing Balt Lake and the remainder of the league at home. Seattle seeks a first division berth as pitchers Geary Gardner and Demaree improve and hitters heat up.
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One Outfielder Too Many For Seattle Trade Talk
Seattle carries five outfielders after placing Middleton and Wolters on the bench. The club contemplates trading one of the two to obtain a strong mound man.
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Coast league clash as Vernon visits San Francisco
Vernon travels to San Francisco to face the Seals while Oakland invades Los Angeles and Portland disputes with the Salt Lake Bees in Salt Lake City.
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Seattle Aims For Five Of Six In Road Trip Start
If Seattle can match last week’s six game stretch, they won five of six, boosting hopes to lead the second division on a road swing. Portland faces Salt Lake, a tough task with the Salts in Utah.
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That Compton Wolters Deal Hits Midseason Streak
The piece notes Pete Compton, ex Seattle outfielder, traded to Sacramento for Harry Wolters, now hitting .350 while Wolters sits around .260 and benches. It labels the swap with Lefty Thomas to Los Angeles as one of the club’s big moves and imagines Compton in right field as a solid long term asset.
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Harry Wolters
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Lefty
Thomas
Los Angeles
Cleveland Exh Play Hints at Ted Odenwald Rise
Tris Speaker sees potential in rookie southpaw Ted Odenwald after he faced the Pirates in an exhibition game and showed promising stuff.
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Tris Speaker
Ted Odenwald
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