Big Junior Ball Tiffs Scheduled
Round robin schedule set for The Star Junior League Class B playoffs between Biekart Cigar Co Highland Park Georgetown Cubs and Three Brothers Dye Works. July 31 August 7 dates with Sunday games aim to use same playfield and umpire has new authority over rulings and player removals.
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Leoh
Lassen Lay
Biekart Cigar Co
Highland Park
Georgetown Cubs
Three Brothers
Star
Rekart Cigar Co
Three Brothers’ Dye Works
Georgetown
Cubs
Kekart Cigar Co
Bekart Cigar Co
Oak Waa
Star League
Fast Tilts In City Net Meet
Favorites won the second round in the city tennis tourney at Woodland Park. The results from Class A-L and Class C-C show numerous upsets and defaults with players such as H Schneider MH B Kiinker and G Kurata advancing. Schedule lists matches for Tuesday July 19 with many pairings and byes.
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Woodland Park
L. H. Schneider
H. Notlan
MH. B. Kiinker
A. Langic
C. Vincent
Cc. West
B. Hesketh
M Cc. Dietrich
G. ¥. Kurata
M. Saunders
Claus BK. Lee
Hill
O. Vining
M. Scoville
H. Gilman
G. Syberson
A. Monsod
H. Greenbaum
C. H. Abell
G. & Crury
R. Brennan
B. Whittie
Strange
FF. Rosstac
W. Kautz
Kaneko
PF. Plummer
E Saberhagen
Larsen
Hazel Dixon
Gertrude Norris
Espore
Margaret O'Leary
Ibach
Abeil
Waite
D. Waller
K. Artyoski
F. Kozlowski
Rh. Burr
O. Johnson
I. F. Loer
H. B. Kiniker
L. Bblageretrom
D. Neider
Vincent
Hesketh Ve. RK
H. White
Ho Gliman
P. Butier
L. Cohen
N. KB. Wait
Baseball Roundup Across Leagues and Regions
Weekly notes cover American and National Leagues standings with key games and injuries. Mentioned are New York and Philadelphia results, Cleveland and Detroit, cross‑league trades, minor league movements, and a fatality in Altoona as Alva G. Laughlin dies at 55 aboard Pennsylvania Train No. 18 with hand on the throttle.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
St Logic
Philadelphia
Estes
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington & St. Louis
Pittebore
Louie
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
Pittsburgh
St. Louia
Altoona
Alva G. Laughlin
Pennsylvania
Babe Ruth Launches 36th Home Run of Season
DETROIT July 19 Babe Ruth hit his 36th homer against local club. The four-base blast measured 660 feet, the longest hit of the season to date.
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Babe Ruth
Detroit
Coast Ball Teams Restart After Rest Period
After a day off the Coast league resumes with six teams in action. Seattle opens a week in Los Angeles, Oakland heads to Salt Lake, San Francisco hosts Portland, and Vernon visits Sacramento for six days. Oakland aims for third place as San Francisco seeks distance from rivals while Vernon eyes a close series with Sacramento.
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Beattie
Los
Oakland
Salt
Portland
San Francisco
Vernon
Sacramento
Seattle
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Utah
San Francisco Seals
Altho
Solons
Bremerton Elks Sweep Weekend Games at Athletic Park
The Bremerton Elks won two consecutive games at Athletic Park in Bremerton. The Navy Yard All-Fleet team fell 10 to 9 on Saturday, and the University Commercial Club lost 12 to 0 on Sunday. Batteries listed as Isaacson, Holm, Coyle, Smith for Bremerton. Gordon, Rembley, Rogers, Truckey for the Commercial Club.
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Athletic Park
Bremerton
Navy Yard
University Commercial Club
The
Elks
Bremerton Elks
Isaacson
Chrisholm
Coyle
Smith
Bremerton Wlks
U. Commercial Club
Gordon
Rembley
Rogers and Truckey
Seals Manager Fined and Suspended by Coast League
Charles Graham manager of the San Francisco baseball club was fined 50 dollars and suspended for five days by Pacific Coast league president McCarthy in San Francisco. This was not Graham’s first offense.
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San Francisco
Charles Graham
McCarthy
Pacific Coast League
Graham
Local casters set for national tourney in Portland
Casters from across the country plan to compete in a big national tourney next month in Portland under the Multnomah Anglers' Club auspices. The event draws entrants from many regions and promises a high level of competition.
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Portland
Multnomah, Anglers’ Club
Two Million Farmers Demand Rail Freight Reductions
Washington July 19 Two million farmers affiliated with the national board of farm organizations marshal influence to press railroads to cut freight rates. Secretary Lyman applauded Henry Ford for asking the Ohio utilities commission for a 20 percent reduction on the Detroit Toledo Kronton railroad. Freight rate cuts would lower the cost of food for city consumers.
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Washington
National Board of Farm Organizations
Henry Ford
Lyman
Ford
Ohio Utilities Commission
Detroit, Toledo & Kronton
Centre College Eyes Harvard Test For 1921 Football Dream
Centre College in Danville Kentucky anticipates a strong 1921 football season led by Ro McMillin Jimmy Weaver Bill James Red Roberts and Montgomery. Athletic director Robert Lee Myers recruited four standout players from Fort Worth aiming to renew the wonder team and seek a Harvard upset this fall after last year’s near miss.
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Ldttie Centre College
Danville
Land of Tobacco
Ro’ McMillin
Harvard
Charley Moran
Moleskine
Credit Myers
Robert Lee Myers
Centre
Myers
Fort Worth
Texas
McMillin
Weaver
James
Montgomery
Konowaloff Heads to A A U National Junior Miles
Mike Konowaloff of Crystal Swimming Club leaves for Indianapolis to represent Seattle and the local club in the men s national junior mile at Broad Ripple Pool on July 28. Coach Don Vickers expects a strong showing as Konowaloff has posted faster mile times this season and previously finished fourth in the national junior mile at Portland.
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Mike Konowaloff
Crack Crystal Swimming Club
Indianapolis
Ind
Seattle
Konowaloff
Don Vickers
Broad Ripple
Portland
Davis cup challenge round set at West Side Tennis Club
Davis cup challenge round matches begin at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills L I September 1 for a 14 000 spectator arrangement. Norton had won three English tournaments this season before losing to Bill Tilden in the Wimbledon final.
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West Side Tennis Club
Forest Hills
Negta
Norton
Bill Tilden
Should Johnson Fight Dempsey In A Controversial Call
Letter writers defend allowing Jack Johnson to fight Dempsey arguing prisoners should be allowed to return to professions. They dismiss hype as publicity and urge elimination bouts to find a worthy challenger while naming Meehan Minke Brennan Greb Gibbons Willard Sullivan and others as possible contenders.
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Johnson
Dempsey
America
Exon Viers
Dilly Bunday
Jack Dempeey
Jeffries
Reno
Nevada
Georges Carpentier
Cleveland
Washington University
Dartmouth College
Meehan
Minke
Brennan
Greb
Gibbons
Willard
John J. Sullivan
Peter Jackson
Ben Kline
Letter on Jack Johnson Dempsey and Red Cross funds
T J Pierce comments on J W Gray's letter about Jack Johnson and a claim that Dempsey was a slacker. Pierce recalls Dempsey's exoneration and charity work and argues Johnson seeks money. He insists Johnson should earn his funds.
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Sporting Editor Star
Star of the
J. W. Gray
Jack Johnson
Dempsey
Red Cross
Johnson
T. J. Pierce
Beneca Et
Goes Say No Should Johnson Fight
A Havana Cuba crowd witnesses the Johnson Willard bout with opinions that Johnson is a shadow of his former self. Signatories doubt a Johnson comeback, arguing Dempsey Johnson would only drain funds and urge no fight.
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Johnson
Johnson Willard
Havana
Cuba
Dempsey
American Legion
Dempery
Fred Buise
Sammy Berail
J. T Gillingham
BE. Gregory
W. A. Dye
Joseph Parker
Pyro
Dear Sir and Dempsey Johnson debate
B M Hull complains about G W Gray’s note on Dempsey and Johnson. Hull argues Dempsey was cleared of lies and Johnson deserves no second chance, urging the public not to permit another fight. He cites jealousy and money motives in boxing disputes.
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Sporting
Star
G. W. Gray
Dempsey
Gray
Jack Johnson
Johnson
B. M. Hull
Columbia’ St
Great Golf Tourney Opens at Columbia Country Club
The national open golf qualifying rounds began at Columbia Country Club in Chevy Chase Maryland with 260 entries. Bob White and J Rowe were early starters as Jock Hutchison Abe Mitchell drew big crowds. Qualifying limited to 18 holes with top 72 and ties advancing to finals.
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Columbia Country Club
Chevy Chase
Bob White
Wykagyl
J. Rowe
Germantown
Jock Hutchison
Abe Mitchell
Gibbons to Meet Georges Eyed for Colossal Clash
Henry L. Farrell reports the Gibbons Georges bout shaping up with Tex Rickard awaiting confirmation that the St Paul cruiser is fit. The contract notes 12 rounds New Jersey 15 rounds New York, both at 175 pounds, with Gibbons training on fights and Eddie Kane arranging a summer campaign. Rickard eyes Columbus Day or Labor Day in Jersey City with Bill Brennan as a tentative opponent.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
Gibbonsurpentier
Tex Rickard
St. Paul
Rickard
New Jersey
Gibbons
Eddie Kane
Columbus Day
Jersey City
Bill Brennan
Washington Mutuals Lose N W Title to Portland Nine
The Washington Mutual Savings Bank baseball team from Seattle fell to Northwestern Bank of Portland 15 to 2 in Portland Sunday, surrendering the Pacific Northwest banking title.
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Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Seattle
Pacific Northwest Banking
Northwestern Bank
Portland
Big Men Clash in Elk Show at Arena
Battling Ortega faces Jim Darcy in a headline Elk smoker tonight after Thursday’s arena buildup. Ortega, coming off a rare setback to Happy Littleton in New Orleans, seeks to rebound in the coast crown realm. Darcy, a frequent local foe, brings aggressive style as the arena promises strong action.
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Big Fellows
Elks
Ortega
Jim Darcy
Johnny Wilson
Happy Littleton
New Orleans
Littleton
Darcy
Visitors Win Net Matches at Vancouver Lawn Club
A large crowd watched first round play as visitors captured most of the matches at the Vancouver Lawn Tennis Club. The early rounds saw visitors prevail in most contests.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Lawn Tennis Club
Bud Ridley May Fight J Kilbane in Spokane Card
Promoter J H Sexemith plans a 15 round Labor Day bout at Coeur d Alene athletic club headlined by Bud Ridley and J Kilbane with a purse of 15000. Joe Waterman manager eyes securing Kilbane and notes Ridley remains a top featherweight contender despite declining peak form.
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UD Ridley
Seattle
Johnny Kane
Spokane
Labor Day
Alan
Kane
Aceo
Inland
Pire
J. H. Sexemith
Mike Gibbons
al Sommers
Coeur d'Alene Athletic Club
Purce
Kilbane
Joe Waterman
Bud
Waterman
Feather King
Saris
Ridley Faces Danny Edwards in Vancouver Bout
Ridley meets Danny Edwards in a fast paced round bout in Vancouver B C Thursday night. The colored Oakland battler provides a tough test as Ridley works to show his best and secure a win in the expected hard fought contest.
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Ridley
Danny Edwards
Oakland
Vancouver
Fe Signs to Manage St. Louis For Next Year
St Louis president Ball announced yesterday that Lee Feilman will manage the Browns again next season after a signed agreement. The Fohl announcement confirms continuity for the club amid plans for the upcoming year.
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Fohl
Browns
AGA ST. Louis
Lee Fe
St. Louis
Ball
Salt team catcher Lynn likely out two months
Salt Lake City July 19 Lynn catcher for the Salt team probably will miss two months after a shoulder injury sustained when colliding with catcher Red at the plate during a game last week.
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Salt Lake City
Lynn
Salt
Red
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