Siwash bats win over Los Angeles in wild 9-8 game
Seattle built an 8-5 lead but Los Angeles tied it at 8 in the ninth before Bohne Eldred and Kenworthy sparked a late Seattle rally. Beattie and a sloppy LA infield helped the home eight reach nine. About 6500 fans watched the wild fracas.
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Hunkey” Schorr
Geary
Siebold
Bohne
Eldred
Duke
Kenwarthy
Sammy
Jeanos
Bill Pertica
Tom Hughes
Lee Angeles AR
A Killefer
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Crawford
Eat K. Crandall
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Niehoff
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Beattie
Schorr
Pertica
Hasee
Balle
Hite
Rune
Auny
Belbold
Thorman
Play Nears Hill Meet at Capitol Hill Tennis
Bruce Hesketh defeated Fletcher 6-3 6-2 in Vancouver park to move toward the Hill meet. Miller and Laizure beat Nelson and Marion 6-4 6-2. White, winner of class B playfield singles, advances to semifinals with 6-2 7-5 win over Gilman yesterday. Multiple Wetpentay results and Thursday schedule listed with several matchups and times.
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Capitol Hill
Fletcher
Vancouver Park
Miller
G. A. Laizure
Nelson
Marion
E. C. White
Gilman
Segel
F. W. McCullough
GA. Latrare
R Meade
Gefauit
Vietcher Johnson
B. White
H. L. Gilman
J. M. Baum
Joe @ Marion
Koust
McPherson
As Eest
Neilson & Marioni
Beach Swim Guards Boost The Star Ming Meet
Madrona and Mount Baker beaches supply entry blanks for The Star city swimming meet to be held the week of August 16. Lifeguards Ed McGill and Byron Wise report high interest and vigorous training as Madrona adds a new high dive and raft.
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Madrona
Mount Baker
Seward Park
Alki
Green Lake
Ed McGill
McGill
Byron Wise
Mount Baker Beach
Wise
Walter Re
Nipe Bay Claim as World’s Third Largest Harbor
The chronicles state Nipe Bay on Cuba’s northeast coast is described as the third largest harbor in the world. The assertion highlights its reputed size and regional maritime significance.
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Nipe Bay
Cuba
Washington State Tennis Tourney Draws Big Turnout
The 80th annual Washington state tennis championship will be held the week of August 9 at the Seattle Tennis Club on Lake Washington. Officials expect a record entry from British Columbia California and local players led by notable names such as Marshall Allen Mayme McDonald and Gertrude Schreiner with guards against promising newcomers.
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Gertrude Schreiner
Washington State
Northwest
Seattle Tennis Club
Lake Washington
Piper & Tafts
A. G. Spaldings
Tennis Club
I. C. Force
Henry Blake
Irland Davis
Mayme McDonald
Mrs. Rollins
Sead
Agaaed
John Ryan
Armand Marian
Eddie Maxwell
Millington Grey
Seattle
U. L
Mansel. Smith
London
British Columbia
Tennis Talk on Pacific Northwest Tourney in Tacoma
Pacific Northwest tennis event draws eight players at Tacoma under Tacoma Tennis Club auspices. Notables include Sara Livingstone and Mayme Mo, with out of town entries from California and Oregon. Local figures like M. Taylor of Washington and Irvin Weinstein also noted amid preparations and travel obstacles due to road work near the Beattie Tennis Club.
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J. C. Cushing
Berkeley
Helen Baker
San Francisco
Carl Gardner
America
Elmer Griffin
Peck
Phil Hettens
Irving Weinstein
San
Phil Neer
Portland
Stanford
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Henry Stevens
Irene Campbel
Rose City
Jack Wright
Spokane
Marian Wheaton
Alice Langley
Bellingham
Tacoma
GENDS
NET
Pantie
Piagen
Sara Livingstone
Mayme Mo
Mre. Hragden
Gertrude Schreiner
Arso
Mra Cushing
Helen Baker E
Dellngham
Apokane
Anderson and Herman to headline Austin Salt Liberty boxing card
Tacoma heavyweights Ole Anderson and Tiny Herman, both entered by promoter Dan Sart, will headline next Wednesday night’s boxing card at Austin and Salt Liberty Park. Anderson returns from an Eastern trip where he met top contenders and claims to have learned fine points, while Herman trains under Chet McIntyre who notes Ole’s weak points. Five preliminary bouts follow the heavyweight main event.
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Ole Anderson
Tiny Herman
Tacoma
Chet McIntyre
Austin
Salt Liberty Park
Dan Sart
Anderson
Ole
Altho
Herman
Chet
Baird and Ridley Set for San Francisco Return Bout
Earl Baird the Seattle bantamweight is matched to fight Buddy Ridley at Dreamland rink in San Francisco Friday night. The two battled to a fast four round draw last month, drawing Frisco fans ready for more. Daddy, bring home some of Boldt's French pastry.
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Earl Baird
Seattle
Buddy Ridley
San Francisco
Dreamland Rink
Baird
Ridley
Frisco
Swimming Entry Blank For Star City Meet
Regular members of the American Amateur Union may enter events at The Star city swimming meet. Entries include 10 yard dash free style 100 yard dash free style 100 yard dash breast 60 yard dash novice panic diving 10 foot board and other ages. Blanks must reach The Star office by August 12. Entrants under 16 years need not be registered.
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American Amateur Union
Star City
Ccceens
Chamber of Commerce Day aims for 10000 fans at ball park opener
Committee plans to attract at least 16000 spectators for the San Francisco opener next Tuesday at the ball park. A parade precedes the game with band music and burlesque stunts, no speeches, and a push to use the event as a stepping stone to first division.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ball Park
San Francisco
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Mount Baker Faces Felix Club In City Junior Final
Mount Baker and the Felix club meet Sunday at Columbia field to start a three game city junior championship series for a silver trophy. Don Dempsey and Murray picked fields by coin flip for opening game, with a second game at Walla Walla field and a neutral site if needed. The season’s field tournament concluded with Rita Meyer earning permanent possession of the close Ks trophy and Mise Meyers capturing the close A cup after a competitor was ruled ineligible.
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Mount Baker
Felix
Columbia
Walla Walla
Murray
Don Dempsey
Felds
Star Office
Hen Evans
Rita Meyer
Mise Meyers
Mre Simmone Bourque
Boxing card at the Arena ends with Sontag over Baker
In a rough middleweight bout Val Sontag shaded Al Baker in four rounds. Eddie Moore fell to Mike De Pinto who dominated with weight and reach. Red Gage trimmed Zuzu Kid, Stan Fitzgerald outpointed Kid Martin, Bud Fitzgerald beat Kid Williams, Sailor Loomis lost a decision to Percy Cove amid comical moments.
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Butcher
al Baker
Baker
Sontag
Baker Iif
Army Welch
Eddie Moore
Newale
Mike de Pinto
Tacoma
Mike
Moore
de Pinto
Eddie
Miller
Burkee
Stan
Little Brown Man
Bud
Fitzgerald
Kid Williams
Williams
Sailor Loomis
Bremerton
Burke
Elks’ Club
Percy Cove
Loomis
Crystal Swimmers Perform By Tom Olsen
Members of the Crystal club will swim and dive at the Crystal Pool tonight in a fund raising program. The event aims to send the team to Victoria for the outdoor P N A meet and Marie Konowaloff to Portland for the AA U one mile race. Don Vickers leads the evening's efforts with a skit titled The Evolution of the Bathing Suit.
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Crystal Club
Crystal Pool
Victoria
Marie Konowaloff
Portland
Don Vickers
Seattle
Resolute to Be Dismantled After Cup Victory
New York July 9 H B Parsons a member of the race committee announced Resolute defender of the American cup would likely enter another race before being dismantled at the Herreshoff yards in Rhode Island. Skipper Adams of the Resolute was praised for capable work that secured the defender's victory.
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H. B. Parsons
New Yacht Club
New York City
Herreshoff Yards
Rhode Island
New York Yacht Club
Adams
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