Big Time Material Still Sheds Light on Coast League Prospects
The Coast League shows many solid players like Rumler Eric Johnson Ed Wigan and Thurston from St Lake plus Caveney and Mitchell who may move up. Sammy Bohne and Bohne Seattle standouts plus veterans Bohne and Malla have majors experience while most youngsters need more seasoning before reaching the big leagues.
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Rumler
Eric Johnson
Ed Wigan
Young Thurston
St Lake
Ike Caveney
Willie Kamm
Frisco
Joe Connolly
Boy” Blue
Portland
Willie Mitchell
Vernon Tigers
Sammy Bohne
Seattle
Babe” Holling
Detroit
Walter Malla
Sacramento
Bill Pertica
Los Angeles Heaver
Bob Geary
Seattle Teaser
Shellenback and
Smallwood
Vernon Mound
Hack Miler
Oakland
Rumler and Johnson
St. Louis Browns
Bohne
St. Louis
Malls
Brooklyn
Fitzaburr
Geary
Athletics
Perthca
Boston Red Sox
Shellenback
Chicago Cubs
New York Americans
Caveney
Johnson
Mitchell
Altho
Seattle Beats Salt Lake Bees 10 9 in Slugfest Series
Seattle powered past Salt Lake 10 9 as three late runs sealed the win for the Waves in the final frame. Zamlock’s double led Seattle’s 16 hits while Salt Lake collected 18 singles and four doubles in a seesaw game. Krug quit the Bees after the loss as Salt Lake fans vented about sloppy play.
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Salt Lake City
Seattle
Salt Lake Bees
Hees
Waves Clan
Salt Lake
Salita
Puget Sound
Zamlock
Tribe
Bromiley
Bees
Schorr
Ar Maggert
Yamlock
Siebold
Cunningham
Middleton
Murphy
Eldred
Brenton
Hoe
Ernie Johnson
Marty Krug
Beattie
Ahr Hpo
Wmidtietem
Cscsiecs
Kenworthy
E Wares
Mebane
Zamrock
Stumpf
Maldwin
Saherr
Miebold
Paos
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Dense
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Abn
HL. PO
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Johnson
Sheely
Mulligan
Cccesces
Gould
Po Ecocese
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Mulilean
Zamiock
Johnsen
Mageert
Krug
Rumier
Kidred
Waree
Eldrad
Middieton
Behorr
Miebold Raeee
Ff Bromiey
Nall
Baldwin
Siiebold
Biebold
Funes
Biebeld
Bheely
Anderson
Byron
Tennis Talk and the Capitol Hill Tournament
A report on the Capitol Hill tennis tournament and player participation highlights names such as G. A. Lafeure, M. M. A. Segal, Bruce Hesketh, and J. R. Backi among others. It notes results in classes A and C for men and a first in the women’s class A by Mrs Bourque, with mention of summer play and evolving lawn tennis rules.
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Capitol Hill
East Wey
Eisesin Ac
G. A. Lafeure
Segal
de Vant Jordan
Strisek
Pink Miller
Newrylas
F. K. Meade
Tilford
Carrie
Frank Koeslowski
Collins
Wallace Collins
Dick Bruce Hesketh
Gribble
Casteneda
Jesst
Bourque
Winna
Rita Tithe
Vida Robinson Poscssion
Bruce Hesketh
Bill Notiean
John Rbacki
Big Yacht Racing Starts Busy Seattle Club Season
The Seattle Yacht Club plans a summer schedule with races under John Graham. Races run on alternating Wednesdays and Saturdays in Union Bay near the new clubhouse. A big moonlight cruise and dance tops the lineup, with a stag cruise to the beach on August 14 and a lake regatta with boats from San entering events.
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Seattle Yacht Club
John Graham
Union Bay
Yacht Club
San
Yank Trap Men Lead Up In Olympic Shoot
The American trap shooters led their rivals by 27 at the end of day one. Out of 440 targets, scores stand America 348, 361. Sweden 355. Canada and Great Britain 243.
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America
Sweden
Canada
Great Britain
Need Coin for N W Olympic Men
A Goldsmith representing the Amateur Athletic union reports that Kirby of the Olympic games committee asks local sport followers to fund sending Gua Pope and Elden Jenne to the Antwerp Netherlands games. Buttons priced five dollars for adults and one dollar for juniors are on sale at Piper Taft and Spalding stores.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Kirby
Gua Pope
Elden Jenne
Antwerp
Holland
Piper & Taft's
Spalding’s
Pope
Jenne
Inter-City Doubles Tennis Semis Set in Cleveland
Detroit New York Chicago and San Francisco reach the semifinals of the national inter-city doubles championships in Cleveland. Toledo Indianapolis and Cleveland were eliminated in the first round. Hayes Burdick of Chicago defeated Gardner Kraft of Toledo 6 3 6 3 6 1. Reindell Westbrook of Detroit beat Bastian McKay of Indianapolis 6 2 6 2 and 7. Roberta Griffin of San Francisco defeated Bartel Carran of Cleveland 4 6 6 1 6 3 7 5.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Detroit
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Toledo
Indianapolis
Hayes and
Burdick
Gardner
Kraft
Reindell
Westbrook
Bastian
McKay
Roberta and
Griffin
Bartel
Carran
Phinney Ridge Triumph Over Shaner and Wolff at Woodsland Park
Phinney Ridge improved its record with a 10 to 1 victory over Shaner and Wolff at Woodsland Park Sunday. The club seeks strong out of town opponents, while Ballard manager C. E. Henry of 269 is noted. New York reports William Brady announced by C. A. Cochran to bid £50,000 for a Dempsey vs Carpentier London bout in November or December.
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Phinney Ridge
Shaner & Wolff
Woodsland Park
C. E. Henry
Ballard
New York
Wiliam Brady
C. A. Cochran
London
Dempsey
Carpentier
New Hampshire
Woodland Park
Art Gannon
Gannon
Ballard Beavers Lose City Championship Chance Over Age Violation
The Ballard Beavers forfeited their chance at the city junior baseball finals after an affidavit showed catcher Harvey Johnson was 22. Mt. Baker advances to the league final as Ballard’s disqualification ends their bid. The other finalist spot will be decided Sunday at Lincoln playfield between Felix and Tailored Ready.
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Ballard Beavers
Harvey Johnson
City Comptroller’s
Mt. Baker
Mt. Taker
Ballard
Felix Club
Tailored Ready
Lincoln
Bantamweight Carl Tremaine Dies After Illness
Cleveland bantamweight Carl Tremaine who had been hospitalized due to illness had about $10,000 in fights lined up. He was killed in a scheduled bout with Pat Moore in Detroit on July 7 and another with Pete Herman in Cleveland on July 14, with both matches canceled.
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Carl Tremaine
Cleveland
Pat Moore
Detroit
Pete Herman
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San Praei
United States Lawn Tennis Asso
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Milwaukee
Gene Tunney
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Tacoma
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the House of Kuppenheimen
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