Final series baseball set at Lincoln Park Sunday
The Star Junior Class B trophy final series resumes Sunday at Lincoln Park. Hock Art Cigar Co. faces Georgetown Cubs at 1 p m while Eckarte and Brothers host Three Brothers Dye Works. August 7 games also at the same field feature Eckarte vs Highland Park and Three Brothers against Georgetown Cubs.
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10Th Ave
Hockart Cigar Co
Georgetown Cubs
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Eckarte
Highland Park
Three Brothers
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Washington Drug Co
Firet Hill Merchants
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French Dry Cleaners
White Star Athletic Club
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Youngstown Athletic Club
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Youngstown-Tracytown
Port Orchard
Shamrock Cubs
Lisabeula
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Poulebo
Georgetown Merchants
Fort Worden
Hobart
Issaquah
Fahey-Brockmen
Damiens Three Brothers Dye Works
Park Three Brothers Dye Works Cubs Meet Eckart Cigar Co
Interest centers on Sunday baseball at Lincoln Park centers with Park Three Brothers Dye Works Cubs facing Eckart Cigar Co at 3 pm and Georgetown meeting the Highlanders at 1 pm. The league features a round robin among four teams as Three Brothers seeks improvement after a 16 to 2 loss last Sunday.
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Three Brothers Dye Works
Cubs
Eckart Cigar Co
Georgetown
Dark Horse
Tiges
Eckarts
Highlanders
Golf stars Abe Mitchell and George Duncan tour setback
The pair will tour American links but are seen as less successful than Ted Ray and Harry Vardon who led the National Open. Ray drew crowds after his win, while Mitchell withdrew with a hard-tuck mishap. Duncan and Mitchell excel in team play, not individual.
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George Duncan
Ted Ray
Harry Vardon
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Ray
Mitchell
Duncan
Suzanne Lenglen Makes Ready for National Championship
The French tennis star Suzanne Lenglen arrives in America to compete in the national women's singles in September at Forrest. She highlights accuracy as her strongest asset, details early training with her father, and discusses dancing swimming riding and her views on marriage and prohibition in the United States.
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Forrest
Long Island
Suzanne Lengren
America
Suzanne
York
Beavers Lose Again in Portland
July 30 report details a Beavers defeat in Portland with a triple play by Vernon driving the game. Batteries listed include Love McGrew and Lioneds Jonson Coleman and Baker.
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Portland
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Beavers
Vernon
Love, McGrew
Amateur Booking chaos sparks a packed Woodland schedule
Amateurs Booking Agency lists a crowded lineup at Woodland Park and South Park with multiple noon, afternoon and evening games. Teams such as Ernst Hardware Hibernians West Beattie Latona Merchants and Gatewood Merchants appear in clashes across diverse venues including Hiawatha playfield Mercer Island and Washington Park.
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Knights of Columbus
South Park
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Colonial Theatre
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Greenwood Merchents
Queen Anne Merchants
Bow Athletic Club
Mercerid
Police Mt
Interbay Merchants
Acorns Hope Strong Play Buoys Ciderball Prospects
Patterson shines at Rat corner as Wistersi sits. Adame and Patterson form the ss battery with burglar proof plays as Winn’s benders are tamed. Charlie Lee hits two singles and iHerb Brenton may earn a bullpen spot if he tosses well. Acorns close season with a double header tomorrow on local grounds.
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Tex Wistersi
Pat
Winn
Acorns
Chop Stroke Star Wins Net Finals
EK White won the Class A tennis championship in a four set final over Leo Lagerstrom with scores 6-4 6-1 1-6 6-2. He advances to face 8 H Gilman, Class B champion, who defeated H Neer in four sets 7-5 6-7 6-4 6-2 for the B cup.
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Leo Lagerstrom
White
H. Gilman
Gilman
H. Neer
Franklin High Football Captain Serves as Life Guard
Ed McGill, captain of Franklin High School football, works as life guard at Madrona bathing beach for the third year.
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Ed McGill
Franklin High
Madrona Bathing Beach
McGill
Indians Fall to Oaks in Loose 8-4 Meeting
The Seattle Indians lost to the Oakland Acorns 8 to 4 in a loosely played game on ladies day. Elmer Jacobs struggled on the mound through six innings as Oakland capitalized with five walks in one frame and decisive hits. Locals pushed ahead early but the Acorns answered with a five-run fourth and seven-run total by sixth inning.
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Oakland Acorns
Kenworthy
Elmer Jacobs
Elmer
Lane
Murphy
Winn
Patterson
Dred
Lee
Hack Miller
Denie Wille
Janettes
Bay City
Arlett sTors Tribe
Nietzse
Indians
Young Valentine
Buze Ariett
Jack Adama
Rainbler Valley
Herb Brenton
Seattle
Krause
Oakland Mound
Acorns
State Net Meet Opens August 8 in Seattle
The first annual Washington state tennis championships will be staged at the Seattle Tennis Club in the week of August 8. Sixty-five entries are in for the men's singles with a goal of a record list. entry fee reduced to 2 to boost registrations. Entry closes August 6. blanks available at Piper & Taft, Spalding, or the Seattle Tennis Club.
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Seattle Tennis Club
Sam Russell
Seattle
Piper & Taft, Spalding
Mitrie Konowaloff Wins National Junior Mile Swim
Mitrie Konowaloff of the Crystal Swimming Club distance team won the national junior mile swim at Broad Ripple Pool Indianapolis Thursday by a 76 yard margin. His time in the national event has been surpassed by at least one minute during local training.
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Crack Crystal Swimming Club
Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
Indiana Metropolia
Konowaloffs
Simonich to Fight Storey at Hites Tuesday Smoker
Joe Simonich and Jimmy Storey headline Clay Hite's Smoker at the Pavilion Tuesday night in a welterweight elimination bout leading to a bout with Travie Davis or Dave Shade. Hite aims to sign Young Fisher and Johnny Trambitas for the semi windup, hoping to fill the house with top national talent.
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Joe Simonich
Butte
Jimmy Storey
Seattle
Clay Hite
Simonich
Storey
Travie Davis
Dave Shade
California
Hite
Shade
Davis
Tuteday
Trambitas
Young Fisher
Pacific Feet
Johnny Trambitas
Portland
Eddie Jackson
Altho
Rube Finn Improving in Preliminary Fighting Class
Rube Finn, Ballard middieweight, shows steady progress as he fights through the preliminary rounds. Adolph Sehacht, noted for lopsided draws, refereed a recent bout whose verdict drew comment. Joe Waterman, manager of Bud Ridley, says Ridley could meet Monroe anytime anywhere at any weight, while Ridley is set to meet Danny Edwards in Vancouver next Thursday.
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Ballard
Finn
Joe Waterman
Bud Ridley
Coast
Monroe
Ridley
Bor
Danny Edwards
Vancouver
Frisco Seals defeat Salt Lake 5 to 2 in slugfest
Frisco Seals won another game at home over Salt Lake 5 to 2. Frisco hitters connected for 10 runs while Salt Lake managed 12 hits. Batteries Polson Byler Seush and Yelle starred for the Seals as the Bees' offense struggled to complete the contest.
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Seals
Salt Lake
Frisco
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Bees
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Polson
Byler
Seush
Yelle
Ballard Club to Stage Bouts
The Wanderers' club will stage a smoker in Ballard hall next Saturday. The headline attraction is a bout between Harry Davis and Kid Rudolph, two well known lightweights. A strong supporting card is being lined up.
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Ballard Hall
Harry Davis
Kid Rudolph
Allen Faces S F Net Star in British Columbia Final
Victoria and Seattle tennis notes show Marshall Allen of Seattle advancing to the BC championship final by defeating Irving Weinstein of San Francisco 6-2 6-4. He will meet Carl Gardner of San Francisco who beat Phil Bellews 6-4 6-4 to reach the final. In doubles Marshall Alien and Bill Taylor were eliminated in the fourth round by Gordon and McCallum of Victoria.
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Marshall Allien
Seattle
British Columbia
Allen
Irving Weinstein
San Francisco
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Gardner
Phil Bellews
California
Marshall Alien
Bill Taylor
Gordon
McCallum
Charles Stickney
Guy Frye
Wallace Scott
Tacoma
Miss Leaming
Rivalry heats up at The Star city swimming meet
The Star reports a keener rivalry between Lake Washington and Green Lake beach swimmers as they prepare for the August meet. Lake Washington hopes to even the score after Green Lake led last year. Training has begun and entry blanks will appear on The Star sport page with an August 13 cutoff at 6 p.m.
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Green Lake
The
Star
Los Angeles Edges Sacs 1-0 In Tight Contest
Los Angeles defeated Sacramento 1-0 yesterday with Stats of Los Angeles driving in the lone run in the first inning. Penner and Coog, Reinhart Storage.
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Angela
Sacramento
Bactamoenlo
Penner and Coog
Reinhart
Herman May Likely to Meet Ledoux in England Trip
Pete Herman bantam champion may tour England again as manager Sammy Goldman confirms National Sporting Club signed Charley champion and seeks to match Herman with Ledoux. Goldman favors sending his fighter to face the Frenchman in proposed bout.
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Ledoux
New York
Pete Herman
England
Sammy Goldman
National Sporting Club
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Champion
Goldman
Inglewood Country Club Set to Open Next Saturday
A new golf course on the north end of Lake Washington known as the Inglewood Country club will formally open on Saturday August 6. Architect Bob Johnston and A V Macan crafted 18 holes across about 129 acres with hilly terrain and lake views. Larry Cunningham, Beacon Hill course champion, defeated Fred Fry to win the B P C E No 2 handicap tournament, earning a Roosevelt Clinic trophy. Fry placed runner up and other prizes will be drawn at the event.
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Inglewood Country Club
Bob Johnstone
A. V. Macan
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Inglewood Links
Seattle
America
Mesars
Johnstone
Macan
R. Knox Roberts
Gene Hatton
Gene
Knox
Larry Cunningham
Elke Lodge
Fred Fry
Beacon Hill
Fry
Larry
Freddie
Cunningham
Dormie
Dunny
Roosevelt Clinic, Inc
Victoria Prepares for Pacific Golf Meet in Victoria
Victoria readies for the Pacific Golf Association Northwest championship with Oakbay and Coldwood courses prepared and a finals site at Oakbay. The event is set to draw large crowds while a pony race program also headlines next week with Vancouver riders among entrants. Mrs Patrick and Frank Patrick’s party plan to return to British Columbia mid month.
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Toria
Pacific Golf Association
Oakbay
Coldwood
United Service
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