Mile Marathon Winners Back for Star Meet Water Carnival
Hester Eastman and Jack Way, last year’s winners of the Star meet mile marathon, have entered the 1922 water carnival. The mile is a Northwest swimming classic and their entries promise stronger competition. A special silver trophy will go to race winners, with medals for top placers and a banner for the junior beach team with the most points.
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Ester Eastman
Jack Way
Northwest
Hester Eastman
Crystal Pool
Tigers to Play Here Next Week
The Vernon Tigers visit Seattle Indians next week in the final series of the season. Led by Bill Besick, the Tigers chase a top spot in the Coast League, riding a recent winning streak after returning from a road trip through San Francisco Sacramento and Portland. Pitchers Jake May Dell and Bill James pace the rotation as the team faces strong hitters including Ping Bodie and French in a crucial series.
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Lassen
Vernon Tigers
Seattle Indians
Tigers
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bill Besick
Frisco
Ide
San Fran
Acramento
Portland
Jake May
Dell
Bill James
Jane
Ping Bodie
Fe Boys
Han Hig
Sawyer
Smith
French
Turk Yanks
Rodie
Schneider
Sir Tom Defends Trophy In Seattle Yacht Club Regatta
Sir Tom of Seattle defends the Lipton Cup and Kitten Cup events against Patricia of Victoria on Lake Washington. Results list multiple heats with corrections and top finishers from Vancouver, Seattle, and Victoria across firets second heats and special events.
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Seattle Yacht Club
Sir Tom
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
Patricia
Lake Washington
Seattle
Patricte
Victoria
Tom Firet
Patriots
Kitten Clase
Finteh
Cat
Vancouver
J. Winslow
Firet
Kittiwate
JT Patticon
Dearmouse
Beattie
Greham
Mana C
M. E
Pirtt
Alexandra
Biles Gwendolynt
Genius
Onema
Tartet
Gwendolyn Ft
Scaramouche
Intrepid
Vietorte
Rodder
Baseball Doubleheader Sparks Mixed Fortunes
Amos Strunk sparked a 16th inning surge, fueling a 5 to 4 win in game one while the second mirrored a 4 to 5 loss. Kenneth Williams slugged his 29th homer as the Browns fell to the Yankees 7 to 3. Cy Williams connected for a homer as the Reds beat the White Sox 5 to 1. Ensuing games saw the Athletics topple Morton’s Indians 11 to 8 and the Tigers beat the Senators 8 to 4 with a late-two-run rally.
Curley Smith Disqualified After Ring Knockdown
Oklahoma City July 29 Curley Smith a middleweight floored Charley Fitzsimmons in the third round of a scheduled 12 round bout after which Smith quit the ring thinking he had a knockout and was disqualified.
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Oklahoma City
Curley Smith
Charley Fitzsimmons
Wins Bout on Queer Verdict Pawnee OK July 29
County Boy Lance of Oklahoma City defeated Bobby Corbett of Fairfax in the fourth round of a scheduled 16 round bout when his glove ripped and Corbett refused a substitute. There is commentary about third base players in the league, highlighting Kamm Wisterzil Smith Pick Deal Vitt Marriott and Sargent as a Portland performer. The piece notes Sargent as the weakest among the noted players while others perform well in the field and at the plate.
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Pawnee
Okla
County
Lance
Oklahoma City
Bobby Corbett
Fairfax
Corbett
Loop
Kamm
Wisterzil
Smith
Pick
Deal
Vitt
Marriott
Sargent
Portland
Seattle Star
Brick Eldred
Seattle
Sammy Bohne
Earl Sheely
Trambitas Trio Leads Family Ahead in Fight Card
The Trambitas trio Alex Valley and Johnny headline the card as a leading fight family. Alex faces Travie Davis in the main event with Jack Kearns managing him. The show, staged Wednesday night, aims to draw Bremerton fans home by 11:30 boat.
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Seaburn Brown
Shadely
Roy McCasslin
Nate Druxinman
Travie Davis
Trambitas
Gray
McCasslin
Denver
Pat Williams
Sailor Kid Silver
Pat
Soldier Woods
al Gower
Gower
Woods
Harry Fox
U. S. &. California
Bantam
Ernie Dailey
Art Sorrento
Dade Bercott
Bremerton
Gossip of Fairway and Green at Jefferson Park
A Seattle golf scene recap highlights Holet One club member Parker and guests including Robbie Robinson and Ern est Gaumnits in a best ball and aggregate handicap tournament at Jefferson Park. Night and Havens win semis. Galbraith trophy entries open. Dunham’s grueling 60 holes impress. Rainier Club championship draws open. Harlington women beat North End 15 9. Jack David from California expected to boost Kalrlington as club events start.
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Lson Parker
Washington
Black River
B. W
Robbie
N. P
Ernie
Havens
Jefferson Park Golf Club
M. J._Galbraith
Gal
Beacon HI
Rainier Golf Club
Ewart Lamping
Ith
Jack David Jack
California
Karlingtonians
Earlington
Hornsby Ties League Record With 27th Homer
New York July 29 Rodgers Hornsby equaled the National League mark set by Ed Williamson of the Chicago White Stockings in 1834 by hitting his 27th homer yesterday at the Polo Grounds.
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New York
Rodgers Hornsby E
Ed. Williamson
Chicago White Stockings
Polo Grounds
Homerun Leaders and Leaders in Total Homers
A list of players and teams shows Hornsby leading with 27 total homers followed by Walker 24 Williams 23 Ruth 17 Hellman 16 and others. Additional entries include Meussl Willem Lee and Williame with varying totals for multiple clubs.
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Hornsby
Walker
Williams
Willams
Browns
Willem
Pils
Lee
Phils
Meussl
Giants
Witt
Yanks
Totel
Blue
Tigers
Athletica
Frowns
Ruth
Hellman
Williame
Miller
Athletics
Wheat
Robina
Meuse
Alnamith
Cards
Upsets Highlight Field Net Tourney at Woodland Park
Windy Langlie toppled 1921 champion Earl White while Fletcher Johnson beat Bruce Hesketh in a Friday results slate at Woodland Park. The women singles class finals feature Helen Robb versus Grace Lowe and Thelma Wolff against Gertrude Pearl as men’s doubles and various semi finals fill the schedule.
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Windy Langlie
Earl White
Fletcher Johnson
Bruce Herketh
Woodland Park
Ih. Fox
B. Jurtn
Ohno
L. D. Witkon
Tod
Helen Robb
Grace Lowe
Thelma Wolff
Gertrude Pearl
Jacobean
Johnson
Lee
Langue
Pepper
Nyren
Atwell
Christie
De Turenne Reaches BC Mainland Tennis Final In Vancouver
Leon De Turenne defeated Cardinal 6-2 6-4 to reach the British Columbia Mainland championships final in Vancouver. Milne beat Marion 6-1 6-4 in the other semifinal. Mayme McDonald advanced to the ladies final by beating Mrs Cushing 8-6 6-4 and will face Mrs Diamond.
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Andcouver
B.C
Leon de Turenne
Cardinal
Seattle
Armand Marion
Milne
Marion
Millne
Mayme McDonald
Mrs. Cushing
Miss McDonald
Mrs. Diamond
Vancouver
Mra. Bragdon
Mike Fraser
H. Jones
de Turenne
Mra. Diamond
Miss Fraser
Mrs. Bourque
Miss Kloopfer
Vancouver Stars
Mra
Diamond
Leonard Tendler Fight Draws 44 920 At New York Show
Tex Rickard announces official figures for the Leonard Tendler bout. Attendance reached 44 920 with gross receipts of 467 862 and purses of 147 167 for Leonard and 7 512 for Tendler. Promoters expect about 79 000 in profit after taxes and expenses.
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New York
Leonard-Tendler
Tex Rickard
Leonard
Tendler
Entries Close for Seattle Swimming Meet
Entries must be submitted at The Star Lapidings Piper Tafts or municipal beaches before Saturday next week. Swimmers over 16 must be AAU members costing 25 cents obtainable from Karl A. Fry at Piper Tafts.
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Seattle
The
Star
Piper & Taft's
Karl A. Fry
Star Divers Gather For Beach Coaching Sessions
Veteran coach Dad Henry will coach Star divers at Greenlake Madrona Mt. Baker Seward beaches Tuesday with Neptune club Phil Glenn crew and Harry MccWhatters teams at North Greenlake 1 p.m. Monday. Johnny Wilson Madrona club photographed at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Anna Borstell WCA team to be photographed Monday 6 p.m. at the Y pool. Fred Carter Star photographer joins Henry at Mt Baker and Seward.
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Dad” Henry
Greenlake
Madrona
Mt. Baker
Seward
Neptune Club
Phil Glenn
Harry MccWhatters
North Green Lake
Star
Downs’ Landing
Johnny Wilson
Madrona Club
Fred Carter
Preliminary heats set for all but mile marathon events
On August 12 preliminaries are held for events with more than five entrants. North of Lake Washington Canal swimmers go to Green Lake while others race at Madrona. Finals follow the next Saturday on the Lake Washington Canal.
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Lake Washington Canal
Green Lake
Madrona
Gotham Ball Clubs Halt Missourians
The New York Giants lead the National League after defeating St. Louis four times in Gotham, mirroring their repeat success against Pittsburg last year. In the American League, the New York Yanks won three of four in St. Louis to seize the top spot from the Browns, with both St. Louis clubs narrowly separated in the standings.
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Cobb
Detroit
Sisler
St. Louis
Speaker
Cleveland
Miller
Athletics
Schang
New York
Iomnaby
Grimes
Chicago
Hollacher
Cubs
Daubert
Cincinnati
Johnston
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Gotham
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Pirates
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Browns
Yanks
Giants
Jackson and Wills Agree to 16 Round Brooklyn Bout
New York July 29 Harry Wills challenger of Jack Dempsey and Tut Jackson Ohio heavyweight signed to box 16 rounds at Brooklyn ballpark on the night of August 29.
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New York
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Tut” Jackson
Ohio
Brooklyn
French Davis Cup Team Arrives for Seabright Tour Debut
New York July 29 The French Davis cup quartet Andre Gobert Henri Cochet Jean Borotra and Jean Samageuich are due to arrive today and expected to make their American singles debut at the Seabright tour next week.
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New York
Andre Gobert
Henri Cochet
Jean Borotra
Jean Samageuich
Amateur Star Swim Meet Announces Entries Close
Entry lists for a local star swim meet include men and women events across free, breast, and diving. Categories cover Novice and Junior divisions under 18, with 100 yard free and 60 yard sprints, plus 10 foot diving. Entries close August 5.
Last Call for Votes in Coast League MVP Contest
The Star urges final voting at 6 PM for the Pacific Coast League MVP with results to be announced Monday. Letters from fans are due for the why they chose their men, with the winner of the letter contest named Tuesday.
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Star
Seattle Baseball Orchard
Sporting Editor
the Star
Paul Strand
Salt Lake City
Fred G. Schneider
Cloverdale St
Seattle Star
Shuman Outpoints Perry in Denver Welterweight Bout
Harry Shuman of Denver won a 12 round decision over Hack Perry of Pittsburgh in a welterweight bout held in Denver last night. The result came in a tightly contested fight with Shuman edging ahead in the later rounds.
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