Fame Is Fleeting as Nelson Is Thrown Out of Jersey Arena
In Jersey City on July 2 Battling Nelson former light weight champion caused a stir when he tried to enter the stadium without a ticket. He slipped under the stands and sat in a press seat before the Leonard Tencher fight. Three police officers escorted him to the gates and expelled him.
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Bat Nelson
Jersey Arena
Jersey City
N. J
Leonard Tencher
Battling Nelson
Nelson
Leonard
Teacher
Tendler
Cou
Yeep
Tendier
Cone
Tex Rickard
Leonard Beats Tendler For Lightweight Title In Jersey City
Benny Leonard outpoints Lew Tendler in a 12 round decision to retain the world lightweight crown. Leonard led late to offset Tendler momentum and the bout drew an estimated 75 000 spectators with receipts around 475 000.
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N&y
York
Lew Tendler
Jersey City
Tendler
Benny Leonard
Leonard
Baseball Roundup of Key Wins Across Leagues
Wall Sehang homered as the Yanks edged opponents 6 to 5. Giants beat Cards 12 to 7 for a three game win streak. Unnamed player’s ninth inning single cleared bases for a 4 3 White Sox win over the Red Sox. Dan Williams hit his 15th homer as the Phils topped the Reds 5 to 4. Five runs in the eighth helped the Senators defeat the Tigers 9 to 1. A pitcher’s six straight wins ended in a 11 to 2 Cleveland victory over the Athletics. Powell’s triple and Nixon’s single produced a 10th inning run to edge the Cubs 8 to 7.
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Itiunk
White Sox
Red Sox
Dan Williams
The
Phils
Reds
Police Athletic Meet Set at University of Washington
Entrants from the Northwest and Canada will compete in a Seattle event staged at the University of Washington on ber 9 under A. A. U. rules. The Seattle Police Athletic association hosts police and open events with weight competitions attracting Olympic caliber contestants.
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Northwest
Canada
Denny University of Washington
Seattle Police Athletic Association
Local Net Team Wins Big Match in Vancouver
In Vancouver British Columbia the American team from Seattle defeated DeTurenne Rhodes and Milne in three hours of grueling tennis to advance to the semifinals. Milne and Rhodes, defending mainland doubles champions, are seen as likely tournament winners. In women’s singles Mrs Bragdon and Mike MacDonald reached the semifinals as Mayme MacDonald defeated Lorna Fraser in straight sets.
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Ancouver
B.C
Vancouver
B. C
Washington Gallery
B. C. Mainland
Vancouvr
Armies Marton
DeTurenne
Seattle
Milne
Rhodes
Porque
S Diamond
Mainland
DeTurenne Rhodes
Ame
DeTwreane
Merion
Weetwood
Jones
Gubr
Villegas
Graves
Fpateus
Bragden
Thamond
Mise MacDonald
Mrs. Cushing
MacDonald
Marten
Leon
Cosgrove
Dergue
Freser
Bragdon
Biliott
Fali
Urban Takes 'Em On Chin In Yankee Feud
Urban Shocker, star pitcher from St. Louis, has drawn national interest amid a season marked by battles with the New York Yankees. After two seasons as a Gotham club ace, he was pummeled four times, then returned to blank the Yankees in one game and later allowed a beating as a relief hurler.
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Shocker
New York Yankees
Gotham
St. Louis
Willie Keeler Enters List for Heavyweight Bout
Willie Keeler, the heavyweight boxer, is in town seeking opponents. He says he has trained hard in the South and around Denver and is ready to fight any of the top contenders the promoters can assemble.
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Willie Keeler
Keeler
Denver
British titlehold slips amid a string of defeats
England ends a chaotic season with a single undisputed title the champion loser of the year. In a sequence of reverses the British ceded cricket to Australia pole to Argentina tennis to Australia and France golf to the United States.
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Sparts
England
Brntish
Australia
France
United States
Exterminator Races Soon at Saratoga This August
Exterminator will campaign in the Saratoga race program during August, with racing plans and promotional events anticipated at the New York track. The schedule includes training runs and fan engagement sessions as the meet approaches.
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Exterminator
Saratoga
Saratoga Turf Opens This August at Saratoga Park
Saratoga, N Y hosts a month of horse racing from August 1 through August 31 featuring top thoroughbreds and prominent owners seeking victories at the famed track with daily programs and stakes events anticipated by fans across the region.
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Saratoga, N. Y
Calm Seas Halt Yachting Race and Reels of Vancouver Boats
Calmed by light wind, the Sir Tom of Seattle and the Patricia of Vancouver led a postponed yacht race as several events were canceled. Gwendolyn L won the heavy sloop, Elsa May, Onama, Madaline following. Spirit I won the special sloop in 1 19 29. Scaramouche of Victoria won yawls and schooners tilt. Tire finished 2 40 37.
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Seattle
Gwendolyn L
Elsa May
Onama
Madaline
Vancouver
Spray
Alexandra
Spirit I
Scaramouche
Victoria
Misa May
Tom
Patricia
Tennis results from city park tournament highlight
Yesterday M Orange beat RK A Brenn an 6 4 64. R A Thompson defaulted to C O Baxter. L Christian defeated Yateunoff 6 4 62. Ohno defeated Dr Christie 6 1 64. Tamikawa beat Abe 63 2. W H Dixon beat Emy 1 1. Today's 6 36 p m matches include Roebinzen Duett versus Anderson Karrasch Ayers Foyt versus Mewhirter McMahon and Stephens Pope versus Nara Kurata.
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M. Orange
RK. A. Brennan
R. A. Thompson
C. O. Baxter
L. Christian
Yateunoff
Ohno
Dr. Christie
Tamikawa
Abe
W. H. Dixon
Emy
C White
T. Stephens
F. Kozlowski
W. H. Jacobson
Grand American Trapshooting Opens at Atlantic City
The 1922 Grand American championships begin September 11 at Absecon Island near Atlantic City. The event, described as trapshooting’s blue ribbon, features 16 traps on a straight line along the boulevard with uniform conditions and national prestige for the champions.
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Atlantic City
Philadelphia Public Ledger
American Trapshooting Association
Thrusta
Stoney McLinn
Beavers Rally Past Seattle in Extra Innings
ATLAND July 28 Portland beat Seattle 7 to 6 as Gardner and Gregg sparked a late charge. The Beavers erased a six run deficit with rallying innings, while Jack Adams used Lefty Burger in the 10th without success.
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Gardner
Gregg
Portland
Seattle
Beavers
Indians
Jack Adama
Lefty Burger
Dempsey Recalled Early Fights and Criticisms
In his apprenticeship days Jack Dempsey fought with his right arm injured on one side. A contemporary critic says Dempsey should enter the same bar near in future bouts with Brennan Greb or Wills, and keep matches close.
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Barneem
Brennan
Greb
Wills
Joe Jackson’s Struggle From Major Leaguer to Cabaret Performer
In New York July 28 Joe Jackson once a White Sox outfielder and 1919 scandal figure is earning about 260 weekly in cabaret work and local ball dates. He tours small towns under a contract tied to a cabaret, performs evenings at 125th Street and 7th Avenue, and faces public hero worship amid weight gain and slower pace.
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York
Joe Jackson
Chicago
Jackson
7Th Ave
New York
Joe
Harlem
Star Swim Entries Open For August Meet
Regular A A U members may enter the Star swimming meet with events for men and women including freestyle breast and back strokes, diving from 1 to 19 foot boards, and a novice race for girls under a certain age. Entries close August 5 at the address listed.
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Fere
Ile Marat
World Series Golf Set as Next Big Show
The piece previews a proposed 36 hole world open title duel between Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen after their recent championships. It notes Hagen’s British Open win and Sarazen’s American Championship triumph, with a $2000 prize and silver cup offered by Westchester Hillmore Club, and mentions potential sanction by both the USGA and the Royal and Ancient.
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Gene Sarazen
Billy Evans
Hagen
Onerage
Sarazen
Gene Sarazert
Garazen
Skokie
Chi
Barazen
Westchester Hillmore Club
New York
Syrazen
United States Golf Association
Royal and Ancient Golf Club of
St. Andrews
Neptune Swimmers Set for Green Lake Tryouts
The Neptune club at Green Lake conducted its first turnout for The Star City Swimming meet. Manager D Henry filed entries including Gordon McKay Robert Strenna Walter Rhodes Joe Newscum Don Hamilton Burton Everts Keith Hammer Pearl Stenmoe Blanche Stenmoe Myrtle Webber Katherine Atwood Vida Hosley Pearl Webster Evelyn Groane.
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Northwest diving authority Henry coaches The Star meet
Henry, a leading diving authority in the Northwest, will coach divers in The Star meet at several beaches. He'll be at Green Lake between 10 a.m. and noon, Madrone at 2 p.m., Mt. Baker at 3 p.m., and Seward at 4 p.m.
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Henry
Northwest
Star
Green Lake
Madrona
Mt. Baker
Seward
Entry Blanks Available for The Star Meet
Entry blanks can be obtained now at Spalding's and Piper Taft's and also at the beaches. Entries close one week from tomorrow.
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Spalding
Piper & Taft
Way to Return to Seattle After California Trip
Jack Way, winner of The Star's mile marathon, is expected to enter the meet again in Seattle after a trip to California. Hester Kaxtman, last year's women's mile winner, also plans to swim again. Phil Glenn's Greenlake swimming crew has accepted Johnny Wilson's Madrona row date and a dual meet will be arranged within a few days.
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Jack Way
Seattle
California
Hester Kaxtman
Phil Glenn
Greenlake
Johnny Wilson
Madrona
Teams lined up for The Star meet from Greenlake and peers
Three clubs from Greenlake and affiliates Phil Glenn and Harry McWhatters field teams for The Star meet. Ma drona is listed. No word yet from Mr. Baker and Seward. Alki may enter, though West Side silent. The note adds a remark on urban shortsightedness.
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Greenlake
Neptune Club
Phil Glenn
Aggregation
Harry McWhatters
Madrona
Mr. Baker
Seward
Alki
Altho
West Side
Kinseys Seek Doubles Berth On Davis Cup Team
The Kinsey brothers Howard and Robert from California aim to join the U S doubles squad for the Davis Cup defense. If approved by the nominations committee on August 10, a full team reorganization will follow. The USLTA seeks two strong doubles players from upcoming tournaments as a preselection tests. The Kinseys are entered in Bay Ridge Sea Bright and Southampton events to prove fitness and form. They reached finals in major events last year and recently beat former national champions Johnston and Griffin on the coast.
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Kinsey Boys
California
Howard
Robert
United States
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Pacific Coast Association
Kinseys
Bay Ridge
Sea Bright
Southampton
William M. Johnston
Clarence J. Griffin
Miske Makes Spectacular Comeback Beats Top Foes
In a remarkable display Miske defeats Lee Anderson Farmer Lodge Tommy McCarthy Billy Brennan Charley Weinert Tony Melchoir Jack Renault Bob Roper twice Al Roberts Bill Shade and Martin Burke. The text notes the long list of beaten opponents while not mentioning Miske by name in the opener.
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Dempsey
Billy Miske
Miske
Lee Anderson
Farmer Lodge
Tommy McCarthy
Billi Brennan
Charley Weinert
Tony Melchoir
Jack Renault
Bob Roper
al Roberts
Bill Shade
Martin Burke
Letters vote contest names Coast league MVP candidate
Readers submit letters and votes for the Coast league most valuable player with Seattle players Billy Lane, Duffy Lewis, Bill Stumps Brumpf and Red Killifer among contenders. Votes due by Saturday 6 p m to The Star sports editor. winner honored at Seattle ballpark with prize from jeweler Stacy Shawn.
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AST
Seattle Baseball Bugs
Sporting Editor
the Star
Seattle
Stacy Shawn
Billy Lane
Lane
Jack Juckins
N. W
Bill
FP. C. L
Red Killifer
Killifer
Q. B. Mitchell
University Way
Seatte Star
Stecy
Thonor
Williams vs. Silver Rematch Planned At Nate Druxinman Arena
Williams seeks revenge after Silver's clean right on the jaw in a prior bout. The rematch headlines next Wednesday at Nate Druxinman’s Arena with Billy Bilver and Pat in his corner, while Travie Davis eyes Alex Trambit in the main event and Bobby Gray faces Roy McCasslin in undercard clashes.
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Silver
Nate Druxinman
Seattle
Ringsiders
Bilver
Pat
Travie Davis
Alex Trambit
Bobby Gray
Roy McCasslin
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