Wilton Smith and Bill Nolan Reach Star Tennis Finals
Wilton Smith and Bill Nolan advanced to the Star Woodlands Park men’s final at the Wood Park meet after victories in a field of 102 entrants. Bruce Hesketh upset city champion Marshall Allen in three sets, then lost to Nolan in straight sets as the tournament moved toward doubles and junior events with upcoming matches listed for Monday and Saturday.
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Witton Smith
Califor
Marshall Allen
Bruce Hesketh
Lincoln High School
Smith
Clyde
Bourque
Simone Bourque
Rita Meyer
Meyer
Mrs. Bourque
Misser
Miss Meyer
Irene Stephens
Armand Marion de- Dick Henriot
Alec Ross
Louie's cleaners win fast tilt on Walla Walla field
Louie's French Dry Cleaners edged Three Brothers Dye Works 98 in a 12 inning duel on Walla Walla field. Miller doubled and stole, Thorburn batted in the winning run as Swift struck out 10. Highland Park routed Bulldogs 13 0 on Hiawatha field. Washington Park beat Egerman Grocery in Class B. Bob Mahoney pitched for Pirates in a 14 5 win over Queen Anne Aerials. Shamrox Second Team defeated South Seattle Juniors 5 1 with 14 strikeouts by Moore. Collins Juniors beat Chandlers' Bootery when the latter failed to appear. Next week's schedule listed.
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French Dry Cleaners
Three Brothers
Walla Walla
Miller
Bean
Johnny Thorburn
Ed Swift
Louies
Ropiso Gerce Seccco Secsensa
Morgan
Bob Mahoney
Pirates
Queen Anne
Walla Walla Field
Ed O'Connor
Shamrox Athletic Club
South Seattle
Woodland Park
Moore
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Egerman Grocery
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Shamrox Cubs
Chandlers
Jefferson Park
Eckart Cigar Co
Highland Park
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Queen Anne Aeriala
Mercer
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Youngstown
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Stacy Shawne
Kekart Cigar Co
Tu Pirates Saneee
Washington Highland Park Park
Shamrex Cubs
Enee Chandlers
Celline Juniors
Ween Anne Ae
Prep Sport Program Closes After A Successful Seattle Year
Seattle high schools wrap a record year with titles spread across sports. Broadway baseball and track, led by Tigers, win championships. Lincoln dominates tennis with Hesketh and Nollan as top players. Ballard shocks football. Franklin, Queen Anne, and East High contest tight scores.
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Lincoln
Franklin
Queen Anne
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Tigers
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West Seattle
Bruce Hesketh
Bill Nollan
Nollan
Golf figures and tours shadow Pacific Northwest event plans
Bay area reports note Rae res John McHatewn of San Francisco will bring a golf machine to Fornland for a demonstration during a Pacific Northwest tournament at Waver Harold Sampson, from Del Monte, named to a similar post at Lincoln Park links in San Francisco. Thirty thousand dollars is set for Balboa Park course construction. Royal and Ancient clubs rule to debar new American clubs after the open, to take effect post June 26 open. American pros to play in British and French opens mid June. Duncan and Mitchell to tour the U S. Chantilly hosts French Open early June. Mt Andrews hosts British qualifying mid June with finals late June. Canadian Open to be held at Toronto Golf Club June 23.
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San Francisco
William Craig
Fornland
Pacific Northwest
Waver
Harold Sampson
del Monte
Lincolin Park
Musicips
San Fran
Bay City
Balboa Park
St. Andrews
le Touquet Club
Mt Andrews
Immune to crowd taunts Georges and Dempsey in demand
The piece argues that boxers Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey remain unfazed by audience heckling. It cites Carpentier’s long career since 1907 and Dempsey’s relentless style, noting fans’ jeers rarely affect them and that confrontations on July 2 will not derail their fight.
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Carpentier
Georges
Dempsey
Dodgers Wind Up Big Track Season
Washington wins Northwest conference track meet at Pullman as the Dodgers finish the season undefeated in all meets entered. They take Stadium relays and all duals, with Oregon second at 38. Notable marks include Frankland and Draper high jump tied at 6 feet 1% inches, Pratt cuts 440 to 49.2, Tuck javelin 190 feet 4 inches, Hurley ties records in hurdles and 220, Pope discus 139 feet 10 inches.
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Pullman
Sun Dodgers
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Eugene
Dodgers
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Draper
Reginald Pratt
Art Tuck
Vic Hurley
Gus Pope
Princeton Defeats California In East West Classic
Princeton crew defeated the University of California crew by a full length, finishing ahead of Western oarsmen. A large crowd witnessed the big East West classic in Princeton on Saturday.
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Princeton
University of California
Grade Track Champs Named
The West Queen Anne grade school won the city track championship on Saturday morning at Denny field. The Hill Toppers finished with 42 points, while Seward trailed in second with 19 points.
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Denny Field
Seward
Golf Pros Clash in Scottish International Tourney
In Glen Eagles Scotland on June 6 American and British golf professionals began their international tournament. The event gathers top players from both countries for a cross border competition.
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Glen Eagles
Scotland
Searle Leads Seattle Gun Club Sunday Shoot at Fort Lawton
R. 8. Searle was the high man at the Seattle Gun Club's regular Sunday shoot held yesterday at the Fort Lawton grounds.
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Searle
Seattle
Fort Lawton
Seattle Ball Notes and Player Movements The Way It Reads
The column comments on Earl Sheely of the Chicago White Sox struggling with left field wind conditions and a heavy hitting past, praises his fielding and potential as a first baseman, notes Seattle Portland series chances, and reports on the Tribe's road success and Seattle Indians nickname debate. It also mentions Dick Barry’s release from Salt Lake Bees and Don Brown’s shortstop role.
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Chicago White Sox
Sheely
Earl
White Sox
Sox
Seely
Dick Barry
St. Mary’s
Salt Lake Bees
Don Brown
Bees
Barry
Montreal Eyes Professional Basketball Return Next Fall
Montreal officials indicate the city may pursue a professional basketball franchise next fall. Plans focus on league viability and local market support amid ongoing sports development efforts.
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Montreal
Seattle Dodgers Fall Twice in Sacramento Series
Sacramento report notes Seattle lost both Sunday games here, the first by six runs and the second 10 to 5. The Seahawks dropped four of the six-game series while the home club took three.
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Sacramento
Seattle
Leonard Faces Rocky Kansas In 12 Round Lightweight Title Bout
Benny Leonard meets Rocky Kansas in Harrison New York for a 12 round lightweight title bout. Kansas has shown form in recent bouts sparking expectations of a possible crown change tonight.
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N. Y
Benny Leonard
Rocky Kansas
Kansas
Olympia Prep Team Loses After Long Winning Streak
Olympia high school basketball team suffers first loss after a 26 game win streak. Franklin high of Portland defeats Olympia at home on Saturday, ending the streak.
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Olympia High School
Franklin High School
Portland
Britton to Box Davis Again in Oregon Journal Plan
World welterweight champion J Britton is slated to box Travie Da in Seattle on June 10 in a return bout after their recent fight. A prior draw with Dave Shade leads to a June 17 rematch over the rounds. The card also features Keau in Vancouver and Northwest A promotions’ smoker with Fiske, Harrahan, Scribner, Neil, Mann, and other bouts at the Pavilion.
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J Britton
Seattle
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Dave Shade
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Frank Keau
Vancouver
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Johnny Fiske
Joe Harrahan
Edwards
Ray
Dempsey Forced to Rest Again Eye Injury Caps Champion’s Break
Atlantic City June 6 The world champion Jack Dempsey has a cut over his left eye with a stitch and is ordered to rest until it heals. The injury, reopening a wound from a week earlier when sparring partner Larry Williams butt?ed him in the head, likely keeps him idle until Saturday.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Dempsey
Larry Williams
Mallory Loses Net Tilt In St Cloud Championship
Mola Bjurstedt Mallory of France was defeated by Janne Lengten for the women’s singles title at the hard court championship in St Cloud. The new champions include Suzanne Lengien in women’s singles and mixed doubles with Max Decugis. men’s singles champion William Tilden and men’s doubles pairing Gobert and Laurentz.
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William T
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Max Decugis
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