Two Close Games Decide Star Junior Finals Clashes
In the Star Junior Baseball finals at Southpark, Real Estate beat Washington Park 10 8 in a tight opener while Three Brothers Dye Works edged Fremont Cyclones 4 2. Both games featured late threats as the final outs arrived with the tying runs on deck, and Sunday’s twin bill at Lincoln Park pits Washington Park against Hillman at noon and Donisk versus West & Wheeler in the evening.
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Windsor Seeks Dempsey Wills Heavyweight Bout
York dispatch notes Windsor Canada hosts representatives for the Dempsey Wills heavyweight title fight. Tex Rickard aims Montreal July 1, but Dempsey cannot be ready by then. Jack Kearns wants a $500000 purse, limiting promoters to Rickard. The Windsor plan hinges on Dempsey readiness and crowd draw.
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Malaria Infection Rates High in Two Venezuelan Villages
About fifty percent of natives examined in two villages near Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela, showed infection from malaria according to survey findings.
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Star Net Meet Opens at North End Courts
The third annual Star Woodland Park tennis tourney opens with a long afternoon schedule at North End courts. Matches feature numerous players including Wallace Howe, Clarence Naw, Rey Atwell, Frank Moreland, Edward Dotter, Mildred Ithin, Bertram Curran, Laurence Mhirtey, Joe Livengeed, Edwerd Olson, Paul Granger, Zack Katback, and many others. Additional fixtures listed for Tuesday include Avtar Nelson Robinson, Vivet Heatt, Walter Bwaneon, James Scully, and more with two balls per player and a 10 minute readiness rule.
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Maroid Isenbath
Clarence Naw
Rey Atwell
Frank Moreland
Edward Dotteraror
Trene Stephene
Washington Park baseball clash yields injuries and lively plays
Pete Mitchell left with an injured ankle after a fifth inning collision while Ray Willis suffered a scratched leg. Bil Stitts and Al Barbaris homered as Fremont turned a rapid double play. Ivan Jones made sharp left field catches for Three Brothers. Hyman drove in Fremont runs while West & Wheeler touts shifting lineups and Butler stole four bases. Cecil Kirkey stood out with 11 putouts at first.
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Ray Willis
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Washington Crew Arrives in Madison for Wisconsin Duel
University of Washington Pacific Coast champion crew reached Madison Wisconsin and began training for the June 12 dual on Lake Mendota against the Wisconsin crew. The Westerners appear to be in excellent condition.
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Great Climax For A Great Prep Athlete
Jesse Douglas leaped 11 feet 6 and a half inches to set a new city record in the pole vault at the prep track meet held Saturday in the Stadium. A versatile Queen Anne star, he led football with stellar forward passes and helped the Quay basketball team to a city championship while skipping baseball this spring. He plans to enter the University of Washington in the fall and is praised as a potential intercollegiate standout if not overworked.
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Dugdale
Walby
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Carnik Val
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King
Beck
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Ballard Star Narrowly Edges Rival in Final High School Meet
Knight Lowry led the half mile as Loyal Ladyer surged from fifth on the final turn to overtake him near the tape. Snyder finished strong to win by a yard, ending Lowry's storied high school career at Ballard in a fierce, closely contested race. Lowry is praised for multi sport stardom and popularity at Ballard.
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Taylor Looms as Pentathlon Star in Intercollegiate Prospects
Franklin’s celebrated colored athlete Taylor shows versatility by winning first in short dashes and broad jump, second in diners, and third in shot put. With another year of high school competition ahead, he could become a top Northwest star and contend for five first places.
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Lincoln Wins Big Meet in High School Track Event
Lincoln tops the big meet with 38 percent of points as Kenneth Fry earns due to strong sprinting. Broadway places second, Queen Anne third, Franklin and Ballard follow, with West Seattle last. Fry places second in both 100 and 220, beating Edwards and Austin in key races. Harold Shidler and Hutchinson anchor field points, Wentworth wins the high jump, Matthews ties for second, and Lincoln secures lead with a relay win.
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Indians Garner Last Go In Split Doubleheader
The Indians and Salt Lake split a hostile two game series 5 to 2 in Salt Lake. Mack pitched six singles and five strikeouts for a strong effort. Lane provided the key power with a first inning hit and a late homer attempt in the opener.
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Upsets Marked Saturday Track Meet Wrap
Jimmy Austin of Quay took first in the hurdles after a third in the 100 yards. Smith led the Tigers in the three quarter mile and Norton placed second. Al Nardine strained to win the pole vault but retired after injuring his ankle. Taylor won the discus with over 100 feet and Indredeen Ballard ran a 63 May quarter. Taylor also won the broad jump with 21 feet 5 inches.
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Intercity athletic meet results list with multiple events
The report catalogs 120 yard hurdles and sprints, 220 and 440 dash results, pole vault, shot put, discus, high jump, and long jump from a meet. Winners include Anselm Broadway Findley Harvey Ochs Lincoln and Taylor Franklin, with times and distances given for each event.
Classy Field of Golfers Opens for Amateur Title
The Pacific Northwest golf championships begin at Colwood with 115 amateurs in the run for the title. Defending champ George Von Elm is favored though Jack Neville Rudy Wilhelm and Seattle stars loom. Dave Black won the open title at Colwood last week. Will Black and Al Espinosa were runners up.
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Proclamation Prohibits Coal Burning in London 1806
Edward I of England presided over a 1806 proclamation banning coal burning in London due to smoke and the savour of firing. The notice highlights early urban air quality controls and royal involvement in city public health.
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Bambino Hits Third Home Run of Season at Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth drilled his third homer of the year at the Yankees home park Sunday driving the ball out with two men aboard. It was Ruths only hit in the game.
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Cougar Star Will Coach Olympia High School
Frank Dank dan, Washington State college senior and athletic star, will be in charge of athletics at Olympia high school next year. The announcement came late yesterday.
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Hoover Wins Scull Race in Philadelphia
Walter M. Hoover of the Duluth Boat Club won the Philadelphia gold challenge cup single scull race on the Schuylkill River. Costello finished second, Belgea placed third, and Gilmore was fourth. A separate item notes a discovered asphalt-producing well in Oklahoma.
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Yesterday's Heroes and Close Baseball Duels
Orioles Cleveland Indians beat Detroit 14 to 6 as Stephen Riggs batted four times with a double and a triple and two singles. Babe Ruth homered twice more for the Yankees in an 8 to 3 win over the Athletica. Young's ninth inning single gives the Giants 6 to 4 over Brooklyn. Gerber's 10th inning hit drives in the Browns 3 to 2 past the White Sox. Krug's ninth inning double keys Cubs 6 to 6 with the Reds. Ferguson edges Johnson as Red Sox top Senators 2 to 1 aided by Collinge and Liebold.
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Melee title clash and bouts headline arena smoker
Bobby Harper enters welterweight in a title bout against Travie Davis for the Coast title at the Arena. Harper and Davis showcase infighting versus long range style with both holdings left hands. Jimmy Rivers meets Muff Bronson in a promising undercard bout as 14 fighters fill the card.
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Frosh Stars Poised for Varsity Highlight Season
Washington teams prepare for next year with many 1925 frosh players likely to fill varsity spots. Football expects several second-year athletes to replace returning players, with Walters as a center anchor and Abel as a leading quarterback candidate. Basketball and track also show promising freshmen ready to push into varsity duties, while a 1836 Kaiserwerth nursing school note closes the piece.
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