Travie Davis Knocks Out Harry Casey in Second Round
Travie Davis stops Harry Casey in the second round at the Arena. Casey showed fighting heart but Davis landed decisive rights to end the bout. The match was part of a crowded card featuring other sailors and boxers in a night of fast exchanges and knockouts.
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Return of Wally Reid Aims For Coast Title Bout
Wally Reid of the light ranks plans a Coast title challenge, likely meeting Harper or Jimmy Sacco at Portland. Rumors say he could box in Seattle soon as the Pacific fleet welterweight Vincent contends, with Eddie Hilting in a Monday Bremer headliner. Heavyweights and other classes feature Marty Willa Perama Joe Gane Dan Edwards with McAuliffe and Freddie Welsh noted in lightweight scenes. Benny Leonard and Lew Tendier are also forecast.
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Benny Leonard
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Sir Tor Representing Seattle Yacht Regatta Title
The Sir Tor will represent Seattle at the Los Angeles regatta during the week of June 12. The local craft holds the R class championship.
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Sir Tor
Seattle
Los
Williams and Tilden Meet in Brookline Tennis Bowl
Williams and Tilden meet in Brookline Massachusetts for a tennis bowl. The pair were teammates in the Davis Cup marbles last year.
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Tilden
Brookline
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Jai Alai Star Emfio Equitus Brings Game to U S
Cuban Jai Alai champion Emfio Equitus arrives in the United States to pique American interest in the sport. The article explains Jai Alai with wrist baskets, speed, and court layout, noting the danger of high-velocity throws and detailing scoring and play methods. Equitus rose from Havana’s ranks after Cuba banned the game, traveling to Spain before reaching the U S to promote the sport.
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Bob Dorman
Pecieenegynoiroe
Emfio Equitus
United States
Turenne to Play Johns for Title in Seattle Tennis Meet
Turenne defeats Johns in a tight final to claim the Washington state men's singles title. Johns had earlier beaten Turenne in city finals to enter the match as favorite. Sara Livingston and Mrs. Bragdon won the women's doubles, while Armand Marion took the junior title with steady play.
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Harold van Dyke Johns
Turenne
Allen
Johns
Miss MacDonald
Mrs. Cushing
Portland
Armand Marion
Harry Shaw
Marion
Sara Livingston
Grant Laigure
Dick Burr
Hert Suhr
Bill Whalen
Mayme MacDonald
Suir
Marold van Dyke Johns
Seattle
Leon de Turenne
Seattie
Washington State
Athlete to Be Minister From Princeton’s All American Star
Don Laurie, famed Princeton quarterback of 1920 and a top All-American, plans to enter the ministry. He notes he will not be alone, joining the ranks of celebrated athletes who pursued religious vocations alongside Rev. Fred Thomason of Los Angeles and his brother Harrison Thompson, both noted all-round champions.
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Don Laurie
Princeton
Fred Thomason
Los Angeles
Harrison Thompson
Minor Swatsmiths Slammed Friday's Home-Run Drives
In Friday action the Minor Swatsmiths secured key drives as Hornsby and the Cards led with 26 points alongside Walker of the Athletics scoring 23. Williams and Severeid contributed for the Browns with 7 and 1 respectively, while Dykes notched 1 for the Athletics.
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Williams
Browns
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Major League Bat Leaders Duel Between Stars
Sisler and Cobb top the American league batting race with over .400 marks, while Meusel trails. Hornsby leads the National league, with Hollacher, Bigbee, Grimes, Johnston, and others close behind as weekly leaders.
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Tyrus Cobb
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Yesterday's Heroes Spark Surging Baseball Scores
Yesterday's games feature Bob Meusel collecting two singles a triple and a homer with five RBIs and two runs as the Yankees beat the Tigers 7 to 5. Trish Meusel added two singles and two runs as the Giants fell to the Mets. Jack Fournier homered with a bases loaded eighth inning as the Cardinals cooled the Braves 4 to 1. Duhe Collins drove in three and New York beat Boston 7 to 1. Wood and Sewell sparked Indiana to a 1–0 win over the Benators in seventh. Grimer delivered a sixth inning double to set up a Cubs win over the Robins. Morrison shut the Phillies as the Pirates triumphed 6 to 0. Severeid homered as the Browns defeated the Athletics 10 to 2.
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Yanks
Tigers
Monroe to Box Morrow in Avent smoker main event
Frankie Monroe of Los Angeles and Lackey Morrow will meet in the main event of the next Avent smoker, to be held on August 2.
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Frankie Monroe
Los Angeles
Lackey Morrow
Georgie Lee Draws Foley in Vancouver Bout
Chinese bantam champ Georgie Lee boxed Vic Foley ten rounds to a draw at Vancouver British Columbia. Foley held a weight edge during the bout.
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Georgie Lee
Coast
Vic Foley
Vancouver
B. C
Foley
Indians Beat Senators In Sacramento Game Four
Beattie secured the fourth win of the series as the Indians toppled the Senators in Sacramento. Elmer Jacobe delivered the key work by holding Senators slugger to five hits and Cleveland won 2 to 1 after a seventh inning score aided by a double, an error, and a sacrifice fly.
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Saicomen
Elmer Jacobe
Beattie
Jacobs
Buddy Ryan Acros
Noone
Mack Sale Shows Boldt’s Sincerity as Seattle President
The article lauds TIM BOLDT of Seattle for blocking a Mack to the Chicago White Sox deal seeking guaranteed players. It contrasts past sales of Brenton and Cunningham, notes Boldt’s midseason team protection, and praises changes under Jack Adams as Seattle eyes headlines in the Coast league.
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Stubby
Mack
Chicago White Sox
Lowen
Boldt
White Sox
Windy City
Herb Brenton
Cincinnati
Walter McCredie
Jack Adams
Redskins
Jim Bold
Golf Matches Highlight Inglewood Club Competition
Inglewood Country Club members push for more pars birdies and eagles after a pro am event. Forrest Watson and Manton Frederick beat Rush Estes and Dr W P Harding 3 and 2 on Lake Washington links, Frederick posting medal 64. Wand wins Rainier Golf and Country Club 1922 title 9 up 7 to play, while Seattle Golf club beats Tacoma Country Club 32 to 22 in City of Destiny contest.
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Eclectica
Inglewood
Forrest Watson
Manton Frederick
Rush Estes
W. P. Harding
Lake Washington
Walter Wand
Rainier Golf and Coentry Club
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Walt
Seattle Golf Club
Louis Terrell
Tacoma Country Club
City of Destiny
Les Sheehan Voted Coast League MVP Candidate
Sacramento Star golf editor Alex Rose endorses Les Sheehan as the most valuable player for his club in the Coast league. Rose cites Sheehan's all around ability, left handed play, and versatility infield or outfield. Balloting closes July 29 with a special day planned at the ball park for the winner.
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Star Golf
Leo H. Lassen
Alex C. Rose
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Dempsey Talks of Fights During Ottawa Tour
Ottawa July 21 Jack Dempsey on an exhibition tour says he will box Bill Brennan within two months and then challenge Jesu Willard and Harry Wills in title fights.
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Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Jesu Willard
Harry Wills
Roger Conti Back for Fall Billiard Tourney
French billiard prodigy Roger Conti will return to the United States in the fall to compete in the championship tourney to be staged in New York City in November. Percy Alexander of the Internal Revenue Service named two deputies to collect taxes at the World Series in St. Louis this fall.
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New York City
ST. Louis
Percy Alexander
Internal Revenue Service
New York Bantamweight Willie Spencer Wins 10 Round Decision
Willie Spencer of New York won a ten round decision over Roy Moore in New York. J. Paul was the referee. Curtis Bayone scene in New Jersey saw Johnny Curtin of Jersey City KO Joe Clifford in the sixth round.
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Willie Spencer
Roy Moore
J. Paul
Curtain Kayoes Clifford Bayone
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Johnny Curtin
Jersey City
Joe Clifford
International and regional athletic events preview
The item previews multiple competitions in August and upcoming events. It notes a $9,000 cost to send a women's team, 200 American athletes possibly qualifying for the Irish event in Dublin, Charles Toth of Boston aiming to swim the English Channel, and various yachting, polo, track, and trapshooting fixtures across Eastern waters, Newark, Dublin, and Atlantic City.
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Ticket Gamblers Demand High Prices for Leonard Tendler Seats
Ticket speculators in New York are said to possess the first ten rows of seats for the Leonard Tendler bout and are demanding 35 dollars for 15 dollar seats. The dispute highlights heated demand for a major boxing match.
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Coast League Voting Rules Include Fan Letters Contest
One vote and one fan letter per person. Letters must be 26 words or fewer written in typewriter style on one side of the paper. Votes and letters are not interrelated. Each team’s MVP is named by fan votes. Communications go to the Baseball Editor Seattle Star.
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White Sox Build For Next Year
Chicago's White Sox move back toward top status in the American League. Charles Comiskey funds player upgrades to strengthen the batting order and pitching. The club aims to improve Leverette and Hodge, with Urban Faber guiding the pitching to secure a first division finish and pennant contention in 1923.
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Ginga Tosses No Hit No Run For Mutuals
Washington Mutuals pitcher Frank Ginga blanked Metropolitan National in a decisive 13 June game. The no hit no run performance underscored the Mutuals’ strong showing as the clockedad 13th day of June.
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Frank Gingaman
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Benny Leonard to Box Ever Hammer August Fifth
New York July 22 Benny Leonard world lightweight champion signs to box Ever Hammer in Michigan City on August 5.
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Benny Leonard
Box Ever Hammer
Michigan City
Star Meet Entries Loom for Local Swimming Clubs
Members plan to file entries for The Star meet within days as clubs like Green Lake Neptune and Crystal swim prepare to enter. Trials showed Lawrence Bishon winning the 50 yard dash with Betterton and Block following. two weeks remain for Seattle swimmers to enter. In boxing news Georges Carpentier agreed to a bout with Battling Siki for 300000 francs with purse split two thirds to the winner, date to be set.
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Albert Jones Hhas
Lawrence Bishon
Tom Betterton
George Block
Wilson
Seattle
Paris
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Siki
Fruzetti Retains New England Lightweight Title
Brocton lightweight Jim Fruzetti defeated New York challenger Johnny Clinton in a 10 round bout to hold the New England championship at Brocton Massachusetts.
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Brocton
Mass
Jimmy Fruzett
New England
Johnny Clinton
New York
Shoeless Joe Jackson Seeks Return To Baseball
Joe Jackson delivers a public speech in York to win reinstatement. He proclaims innocence, appeals for a square deal, and suggests he would play with semi pros while expressing willingness to return to the big leagues if public support and Landis permit. Petitions are circulated by the New York Semi Pro association backing his case.
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Joe” Jackson
White Sox
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Landis
New York
Star Swim Meet Entries by Age and Stroke
The list details senior and novice events including 100-yard free and breast strokes, 100-yard back stroke and 60-yard sprints, plus high diving and mile runs. It covers boys under 14 and under 18, with events for juniors and girls under 14 and 18, listing freestyle back stroke breast stroke diving and one and ten foot boards.
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