Prep Track Classic at Stadium Draws Big City Meet
Seven high schools enter 139 athletes for a Saturday track meet at Stadium Field. Franklin, Broadway, Queen Anne and others vie for top honors as Taylor of Franklin may miss action due to a leg tendon injury. Runners contend in sprints, hurdles, relays and field events with preliminaries today and finals Saturday.
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Pln
Broadway
Queen Anne
Franklin
Seattle
Ballard
East High School
Walter Rose
A. C. Petton
T. R. Cole
Palmer
Vance
Ralph
Paul Clyde
Cliff Harrison
Ernie Murphy
Doc
Jimmie Arbuthnot
Enoch Bagshaw
Cap “Cook
Dailey
Rogers
Jimmy Bryan
Bill Mand
Dad” Henry
Riddie
Boyd
Armstrong
Morris Holbrook
Franklin High School
Taylor
Franklin Getter
Quakers
Lincoln
Tayof Franklin
Wartes
Hesketh
Edelson
East
Lawrence
West Seattle
Murray
McGin- Sagem
Lowry
Nis
Ce Hesketh
Shidler
Egvedt
Olympia Faces Franklin In North Pacific Title Bid
Olympia high school, Western Washington champions, meets Portland’s Franklin in Olympia tomorrow to begin pursuit of the North Pacific baseball title. First step toward securing state honors with the game set to start at an unspecified time.
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Olympia
Olympia High
Cham
Western Washington
Franklin High School
Portland
Sailing Yacht BearCAT Winds Up With Hackers Windup
A playful musing compares equipment for sports and asks if a sailing yacht could be a bearCAT. The line frames a hacker’s wing delivering the windup for a ball game with a nod to unconventional gear.
First international heavyweight bout ends in draw in 1860
John C. Heenan and Tom Sayers fought 42 rounds at Farnborough England on April 17 1860 under London prize ring rules. The match ends with a draw and both men named joint world champions by English supporters before Heenan claimed undisputed title later.
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John C. Heenda
Benecia Boy
America
Tom Sayers
England
John C. Heenan
Farnborough
Sayers
Heenan
Nollan Wins Prep Net Title in City Tennis Final
Bill Nollan, 1920 Lincoln prep champion, dethroned doubles partner Bruce Hesketh to win the city high school tennis title at Woodland Park. He captured 6-4 6-4 4-6 6-1 in four sets after also taking the doubles crown with Vander Las and Sanford of Queen Anne in straight sets.
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Bill Nollan
Lincoln High School
Bruce Hesketh
Woodland Park
Nollan
Harold Vander Las
Sanford
Queen Anne
Clyde O’rear
C. Knust
Cougars Triumph Over Idaho In Close 5-3 Game
Washington State College beat the University of Idaho 5-3 in Pullman yesterday. Idaho out-hit the Cougars, but Washington State took advantage of timely hits to secure the win.
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Pullman
Washington State
University of Idaho
Cougars
Bill Tilden Wins Again in Paris Tennis Championship
In Paris on June 3, Edith Sigourney and Arnold Jones were defeated by Mme Pegueron and M Schirch 6 0 6 0 in mixed doubles. Bill Tilden advanced to the title with a decisive 6-3 6-3 6-2 victory over M Misu.
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Paris
Edith Sigourney
Arnold Jones
America
Mme. Pegueron
M. Schirch
Bill Tilden
M. Misu
Tilden
Women semis set in Woodland Park tennis tourney
The Star Woodland Park event sees Irene Stephens and Mrs Bourque reach the women’s singles semi finals with Pollack and Meyer advancing in the lower half. Oustanding matches featured Bourque beating Campbell 6 4 6 1 while Stephens beat Greenway 6 2 7 5 and Pollack defeated Little in three sets 4 6 6 1 6 3.
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Star-Woodland
Irene Stephens
Evelyn Greenway
Misa Stephens
Josephine Pollack
Tacoma
Dorothy Little
Miss Pollack
Cylde O'Rear
Leonard Schneider
Star Net Players Must Call Star for Schedule
The Star Wood land park tennis meet delays women's and mixed doubles until Saturday. Junior boys' matches run 9 20 a m to 1 p m Saturday with calls to The Star for times. Some players may play two matches. be on time to aid the tournament. Sunday schedule is set Saturday night with play from 11 a m. If Sunday games aren’t listed Saturday, call The Star Sunday morning.
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Star-Woodland Park
Star
Siwashes Rally To A Thrilling Victory In Sacremento
Seattle Siwashes trailed by two runs entering the top of the ninth but exploded for seven hits and seven runs aided by Rod Murphy and Roxey Middleton. Sacramento Sacs fail to respond in the bottom of the inning as Gardner Demaree and Dailey hold the mound for the visitors.
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Sacs
Seattle Siwashes
Rod Murphy
Scseeee
Gardner
Sacramento— AB
BR Po
McGaffigan
Pick
Mollwitz
Compton
Ryan
Posse Ewkes
Wilett
Shea
Seattle
Demaree
Balle
Moliwitz
Orr
Murphy
Middleton
MacGaffigan
Daily
Star Ball Teams File Lists for Last Chance to Register
All Star league Class B teams due to play their seventh game Sunday must fix registration lists by tonight as no later changes will be allowed. Six games highlight the day with matchups including Stacy Shaws versus Three Brothers Dye Works at Columbia playfield and Queen Anne Aerials facing Pirates at Wallow playfield. Other clashes feature Egerman Grocery vs Washington Park, South Seattle vs Shamrox second team at Woodland Park, Bulldogs vs Highland Park White Star at Hiawatha, and Chandlers Bootery vs Collins Juniors at Walla Walla.
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Columbia
Queen Anne
Pirates
Wallow
Egerman Grocery
Washington Park
South Seattle
Shamrox
Woodland Park
Bulldogs
Highland Park
White Star Athletic Club
Jon Hiawatha
Chandlers Bootery
Collins
Walla Walla
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