Veterans Still Fuss In Coast League Aged Stars Shine
Coast league action highlights veteran players like Harl Maggert and Spider Baum leading Salt Lake and Seattle, with Rube Ellis and Buddy Ryan making comebacks for the Solons and Oaks. New talents such as Brubaker Hood and Statz emerge as a mix of seasoned and rising stars, while East rivalry sees New York and Cleveland opening crucial series as Babe Ruth chases more home runs.
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William Jennings Bryan
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Bees
Noah
Animals
Rube Ellis
Los Angeles Seraphs
Duke
Kenworthy
Seattle
Theo
Jack Knight
Oakland
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Corhan
Seals
Eithe Ryan
Buddy Ryan
Sacra Solons
Portland Beavers
Lake Bees
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Solons
Rollie Zeider
Los Angeles
Honus Mitre
Honus
Brubaker
Wallace Hood
Statz
Thurston
MacAuley
Angeles
Smallwood
Vernon Twirlers
Walsh
Seal
San Francisco
New York
Cleveland
Gothan
Yankees
Indians
Chap
Speaker
Smith
Gardner
Shamrock IV Wins Second Straight International Cup
Shamrock IV captured a second consecutive international cup win off Sandy Hook yesterday. The 30 mile race featured a handicap of seven minutes for Resolute, which could not overcome the deficit as Shamrock finished the course in five hours eight? minutes and 18 seconds. Resolute completed in five hours 45 minutes, with the event postponed as the series continued.
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Sandy Hook
Res
Seattle Slugs O First W Seattle Slugs O First W
Seattle hammered three Salt Lake pitchers to all corners and won the series opener 10 to 4. Kenworthy and Zamlock hit home runs for the visitors as Gardner, Baum, Cullop and Hood were touched for the runs. The game featured strong hitting and solid pitching for Seattle in a brisk, high-scoring affair.
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Salt Lake City
Seattle
Salt Lake
Gardner
Baum
Cullop
Hood
Kenworthy
Zamlock
Beattie
Cunningham
Middleton
Murphy
MONS
Sesscer
Baldwin
Cooer
Cnce
Maggert
Synatem
Merwe
Rumier
Shwety
Mulligan
Byler
Waka
Cellep
Ceca Eeeess
Lool II
Zam Oek
Krug
Johnson
Kldred
Sand
Meggert
Haum
Balis
Culloop
Beam
Bane
Deubie
Sheely
Stumpf
Zambete
Andersen
Yron
Dempsey Faces Easy Fights in Return to Ring
Jack Dempsey plans a quick comeback fighting likely challenger Bill Brennan as his first foe. Brennan boasts knockout streaks and a puncher’s reputation, while Dempsey may also face Fred Fulton and Joe Beckett as potential rivals before securing his title.
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Bill Brennan
Dempsey
Leo P. Flynn
Brennan
Jack
Jack Kearns
K. O
Fred Fulton
Dempary
Harrison, N. J
Joe Beckett
Carpenther
Fulton
Beckett
Willard
Port Gamble Defeats Port Ludlow in Low-Scoring Victory
Port Gamble won a 6 to 1 game over Port Ludlow on Sunday at Port Gamble. Pitchers Alexander of Ludlow and Thompson of Port Gamble matched zeroes until fielding miscues allowed Port Gamble to pull ahead. Both sides recorded ten strikeouts.
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Port Gamble
Port Ludlow
Alexander
Ludlow
Thompson
Local baseball prospects and lineup notes of Ballard and Tailored Ready clubs
Ted Abner and Felix emerge as hitters for Tailored Ready as Ballard faces them this Sunday. Dean steps in as catcher for Tallors, replacing White, while Parbetta is out with knee injuries. Junior league talents Harrin Allen Ackerson Bergh Torgenson show promise on the diamond for local baseball circles.
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Hill Midd
Halfard Beavers
Teilern
Honard Allen
Harrie
Dan McConnell
Iddendorf
Tallors
Ted Abner
Felix Clam
Spencer Harrin
Howard Allen
Shuffling Phil Douglas and Other Pitching News
Story covers Phil Douglas suspended in Chicago for discipline violations with the New York Giants. It notes Dick McCabe’s 18 straight wins in the International League, Paul Musser’s pitching for Wichita after balking on Coast, Chief Bender’s New Haven lead in the Eastern League, and retirements of Christy Matthewson and Mordecai Brown. Also mentions Hans Wagner signing to coach Carnegie Tech ball teams and running a Pittsburgh sporting goods store.
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Phil Douglas
Spokane
New York Giants
Chicago
Dick McCabe
Buffalo Hurier
Huried
Akron
Paul Musser
Seattle
Wichita
Joplin
Christy Matthewewn
New York Giant
Mordecai Brown
Chicago Cub
New York
Hans Wagner
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Technical Institute
Wagner
Welter Title At Stake In Tonight's Portland Card
Travie Davis defends his welter crown against Frankie Murphy at Liberty Park in a preview of a busy bill. Murphy aims to upset the favorite as critics note his rugged style and draws abroad. The card also features Welch vs Baker and Darcy vs Culgoa with local boys seeking wins.
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Champ
Murphy
Travie Davis
Frankie Murphy
Denver Miller
Liberty Park
Travie
Johnny McCarthy
Jimmy Storey
Arena
Everett
Portland
Allie Nack
Stanley Willis
Welch
Bremerton
al Baker
Levinson
Baker
Johnny Darcy
Kansas
Artie O'Leary
Culgoa
Atlantic
Frank Pete
Joe Harrahan
Ruth Hammers 32nd Home Run in Doublebill
Babe Ruth, New York home run king, slugged his 32nd homer of the season in the opener of a doubleheader against Chicago. He connected off Red Faber in the New York game played yesterday.
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New York
Babe" Ruth
Chicago
Red” Faber
Connecticut Crew Aims For Battle At Navy Yard Showdown
The Connecticut team trains at Hiawatha playfield every morning ahead of a big Philadelphia Navy Yard championship. The Star schedules daily practice and notes plans to repair watches at Haynes nearby next to Liberty Theatre.
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Connecticut
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Hiawatha
Haynes
Liberty Theatre
Tony Savage to Coach Lincoln High Prep Team Next Year
Tony Savage a former UW football and basketball mentor will coach Lincoln high school prep next year, succeeding Ernie Wells. Savage recently returned from New Mexico where he trained state university teams, and previously led the Ralleplitters to football basketball and track titles. Athletic Director Pelton has not yet announced official appointment but is expected to name a successor soon amid other coaching staff changes.
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Tony Savage
University of Washington
Lincoln
Ernie Wells
Savage
New Mexico
North Find
Tony
Pelton
Altho
Wella
Leslie Turner
Broadway
First Hill
Milliken
Queen Anne
McComb
Ballard
Roseburg
Franklin
Star City swimming meet preparation heats up
Crystal Swimming Club swimmers train daily at Madrona Beach Lake Washington for The Star City meet on August 12. Names such as Beth Langley Molly Langley Anna Mitrie Konowaloff Lambert Kerth Merlin Fadden and Guy Thomas appear among the Jets. The organizing committee led by Dad Henry Don Vickers Al Goldsmith and Earl Fry will meet Thursday evening at The Star office to finalize arrangements.
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Crystal Swimming Club
Star City
Beth
Molly Langley
Anna
Mitrie Konowaloff
Lambert Kerth
Merlin Fadden
Guy Thomas
Madrona Beach
Lake Washington
Star Office
Dad Henry
Don Vickers
al Goldsmith
Earl Fry
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