Finals set for Star Net women doubles at woodland park
Stars and players lock in schedule for Star Net finals at Woodland Park. Women doubles won by Mrs ue. Finals spread across Saturday 4 p m and Sunday with men's doubles 11 am and singles 1 30 pm. Mixed and junior events crown contenders as results from Tuesday push semis onward.
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Star-Woodland Park
Mra Ue
Wiltonth
Josephine Pollack
Dick Vander Las
Ritner
Armand Marion
Sion
Richmond Smith
Dix
Harry Lightfoot
Alec
Joe Livengood
James Scullyan Robinson
Ross
Marion
Ricith
Vivian King
William Olin
Amond
Duffy Beats Hunefield In Vernon Arena Bout
Jimmy Duffy slimly defeats Willie Hunefield in the Vernon Arena main event, using a clever boxing style and scoring 38 taps in the third round before a decisive finish. Papke outpoints Neff in the semi windup as Neff falters late. Emil Huhn manages the Augusta team in the South Atlantic circuit and places fourth with four clubs contributing.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Duffy
Willie Hunefield
Vernon Arena
Duffy
Young Papke
Chet Neff
Neff
Emil Huhn
Seattle First
Augusta
Mrs Bourque Wins Star Tennis Tourney Championship
Mrs Si monne Bourque defeated Rita Meyer in a hard three set final to capture The Star women’s singles trophy at Woodland Park. The trophy must be won twice to become permanent, and Bourque’s Seattle residence and past Washington state semi final run set her as a strong title contender this year.
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Rita Meyer
Simonne Bourque
Dempsey to Return to Heavy Training Soon
Jack Dempsey will resume intense boxing work as soon as his injured eye heals. Manager Kearns has returned to camp with new sparring partners ready to keep the champion busy. He will continue road work and gym drills today, and the cut is healing faster than expected.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
Dempsey
13 Ball Men to Go to Japan
Thirteen University of Washington ball players will take the trip to Japan late this summer accompanied by Coach Leonard Allison and a manager. The squad includes Gordon MacMahon Osborne Gardner Hunter Miles Roscoe Torrance George Marriott Richard Weils William Bakke Roy Barrett Ralph Leonard Frank Setzer Elbert Harper Perry Land and Gilbert Maloney with MacMahon named captain-elect to lead the crew on the Oriental voyage.
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University of Washington
Japan
Leonard Allison
Allison
Gordon MacMahon
Osborne Gardner
Hunter Miles
Roscoe Torrance
George Marriott
Richard Weils
William Bakke
Roy Barrett
Ralph Leonard
Frank Setzer
Elbert Harper
Perry Land
Gilbert Maloney
MacMahon
American Pros Go Good In International Golf Qualifier
Glen Fagles Scotland June 8 Jock Hutchinson of Chicago appears headed to qualification in the international professional golf tournament after posting 213 over 54 holes. Edward Ray posted 212 the low early score with Hutchinson tied at 213 and A Mavers also at 213. Doubt remains about New York pro Tom Kerrigan who shot 225.
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Glen Fagles
Scotland
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Edoward Ray
Hutchinson
A. Mavers
Tom Kerrigan
New York
Stanford Net Men Win Again in Wisconsin Match
Stanford University two man tennis team defeated Milton College here yesterday winning both singles and doubles. Players Phil Neer of Portland and Jim Davies of California led the Cardinal to victory and will meet the University of Indiana in Bloomington today.
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Milton, Wis
Stanford University
United States
Milton College
Cardinal
Phil Neer
Portland
Ore
Jim Davies
California
University of Indiana
Bloomington
MacMahon Chosen Captain of 1922 Dodgers
Mickey MacMahon of the University of Washington is elected captain of the 1922 Dodgers by the letter men. He is a sophomore center fielder and will lead the squad next season.
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Mickey” MacMahon
University of Washington
Dodger
MacMahon
Bears May Win Intercollegiate Rowing Classic
Henry L. Farrell notes California’s eight has strong chance to win the intercollegiate rowing championship at Poughkeepsie before June 22. He cites long distance power, forms to improve, Princeton loss showing sprint limits, and Columbia and Navy as contenders for a three mile race.
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New York
California
Pacific Coast
Poughkeepare
Princeton
Navy
BEARS
Tigers
Coast
Columbia
New York Institution
Three Washington Track Men Headed to Chicago Meet
Three University of Washington track stars Vic Hurley Reggie Pratt and Captain Gus Pope have secured spots to compete at the all-American inter collegiate track meet in Chicago on June 18. The trio will represent the local university in the big event.
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University of Washington
Chicago
Vic Hurley
Reggie Pratt
Gus Pope
Gibbons Triumphs In Omaha Bout Over Keeler
St Paul light heavy Tommy Gibbons knocked out Willie Keeler of Seattle in the second round of their scheduled 10 round bout in Omaha last night.
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T. Gibbons
Omaha
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Willie Keeler
Seattle
Australian Davis Cup Team Without Veteran Stars
The Australian Davis Cup squad will omit Gerald Patterson and Norman Brooks for this year. The lineup features J. B. Hawkes, N. Yeach, J. O. Anderson and either V. Thomas or W. Todd, per the Antipodes.
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Gerald Patterson
Norman Brooks
J. B. Hawkes
N. Yeach
J. O. Anderson
Nh V. Thomas
W. Todd
Anipodes
Indians Win First Tilt In Portland
The Seattle Indians built a four run lead over the Beavers in Portland and won 5 to 3. Pillette pitched effectively after the first inning and Seattle secured the victory while Polson and Kallio struggled on the mound for Portland.
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Portland
Seattle Indians
Beavers
Pulette
Seattle
Middleton
Seles
Aoe
el Murphy
Tb Kidred
Kenworthy
Cunningham
Stumpf
Ieese
E Tobin
Geary
Totala
Qenin
Wale
Polson
Kallio
Pillette
Boore
Inniaga
Pilette
Rune
O Rune
Kallie
Murphy
Fale
Kidred
Fiates
Gates
Geary Lo Lesiog
Tacoma Baseball Club Chief Quits Amid Grief
Dr J W Van Valzah resigned last night as president of the Tacoma Baseball club in the Pacific International league citing excessive grief in minor league baseball Yakima’s planned series here this week appears to be the triggering factor He protested league president Burnett’s exoneration of Victoria manager Blankenship after a recent on field brawl at Yakima He says Yakima officials broke faith by refusing to make a needed switch.
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Tacoma
Wash
J W. van Valaah
Yakima
Burnett
Blankenship
Victoria
Portland Freighted Collegian Joins Coast League
June Moe, a University of Illinois basketball player, has been farmed out to the Portland Coast League team by the Detroit Tigers. The young collegian will report to Portland this week.
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Portland
Collegian
Detroit
Julie Moe
University of Illlnois
Detroit Tigers
First Evangelicals Win Church League Class A Title
The First Evangelicals beat the First Christian team on Mercer Field by 4 to 2 in the Class A championship game, claiming the church league title.
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Mercer Field
Edwin J Browns Seattle Leading Dentist Ad
A vintage ad from Seattle promoting Edwin J Browns D D 8 as a community minded dentist. It claims twenty years of service and guarantees quality dental work while opposing low cost competitors. The notice highlights extended hours open evenings until 7 and Sundays until 12 30 for working people.
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Edwin J. Browns
D. D
Seattle
Columbia *T
Litt le Fellows Shine In MITT Card At Pavilion
Local boxer Joe Harrahan headlines alongside Johnny Fiske in a five bout card at the Pavilion. Anacortes fighters Ray Scribner and Eddie Nan tam clash with Edwards and Manning in a return bout. Charley Jordan and Charley Davidson also appear with Filipino Kid Martin as opening bout promoter Clay Hite.
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Joe Harrahan
Johnny Fiske
Portlanders
Harrahan
Danny Edwards
Ray
Railbirds
Edwards
Eddie Neil
Bud Manning
Seattle
Manning
Pat Williams
Charley Jordan
Charley Davidson
Kid Martin
Clay Hite
Evers Fined for Abusive Language Toward Umpires
Chicago Cubs manager Johnny Evers, despite promising to curb his tongue, was fined 50 by National League president Heydler for abusive language directed at umpires Rigler and Moran.
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Johnny Evers
Chicago Cubs
Heydler
National League
Rigler
Moran
Wilson to Indians with Art Wilson joins Cleveland roster
Art Wilson, ex National League catcher with Columbus in the American Association earlier this season, has been shipped to the Cleveland Americans to bolster the Indians while Steve O Neill rests due to an injury.
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Art Wilson
Columbus
American Association
Cleveland Americans
Indians
Steve O'Neill
Wichita Club Dominates Western League Race
The Wichita club leading the Western league pennant chase erupted for 32 runs against Omaha. Kart homered three times in a standout performance reported from Salt Lake.
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Wichita
Omaha
Kart
Salt Lake
Bender’s New Haven Club Closes In On Fiastern Lead
Chief Bender the Indian hurler and his New Haven team sit in second place in the Fiastern league race with Bridgeport leading. Fenders has starred in regular turns, and the club has claimed the Pantera league flags for two consecutive years.
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Chief Bender
New Haven
Bridgeport
Fender
Joiity
Protest Meeting Set Over Class A Star League Game
Managers from Louie's French Dry Cleaners and Three Brothers Dye Works along with the game umpire and scorekeeper must attend a Thursday 8:30 meeting at The Star to review Three Brothers protest of Louie's 9 8 win in 12 innings on June 5. If protest stands, the Class A crown reverts. if denied, a third game decides the title. A three-man outside committee could decide if needed. Class B games proceed as scheduled with eight matchups listed.
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Louie's French Dry Cleaners
Three Brothers Dye Works
Star
Three Brothers
Loule
Louie S
Eenetows Cubs
English Open Golf Tourney Opens June 20 At St Andrews
The draw for the English open golf championship to begin play June 20 at St Andrew course includes 158 names. First round pairing feature Bobby Jones with James Anderson, Cyril Tolley versus Harry Varden, Jock Hutchinson against Fred Robson, Walter Hagen versus Clarence Hanckey, and Chick Evans with James Braid in key matches.
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London
St. Andrew
Bobby Jones
James Anderson
St. Andrews
Cyril Tolley
Harry Varden
Jock Hutchinson
Fred Robson
Walter Hagen
Clarence Hanckey
Chick Evans
James Braid
Baltimore Out In Lead In International League Race
Baltimore's strong International League club, last season's league champion and postseason victor over St. Paul, leads the circuit again with most of its championship core intact.
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Baltimore
Internationaleague
St. Paul
Jantzen Life Savers Praised After Coastal Rescue Effort
In a letter to Dr. Newell Lee Smith, Er. K. Hunter commends the Jantzen life savers for their lifesaving work as Ernest Crueger, a diver and survivor of a Spokane River flood attempt, is noted. The piece also covers coast swimming leaders and upcoming championships with several named swimmers and organizers.
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Newell Lee Smith
Portland American Red Crese Water First Aid
Er. K. Hunter
First Aid Service
Jantzen Anit
Girl Life Wavers
Ernest Crueger
Bpokane
Crueger
Leland Empire
Louis Mclane
Olympic Club of
San Francisno
Crystal Pool
Seattle
Wash
Lester Smith
T. Karesefsky
George Bedroth
Toot Gardner
Clarence Pinkston
Jack Howell
Woman Swimmer Ethelda Bleibtrey to Return for Pasadena Meet
Sunny-haired Ethelda Bleibtrey returns from tours in Australia and the Hawaiian Islands to compete in Pasadena for the national championships in early July. She broke her own world record for the 100-yard straightaway on Decoration Day, clocking 1 minute 22.5 seconds after previously setting 1 61 5. Bleibtrey, who started swimming at 15, has coached by New York’s Women’s Swimming Association and today holds world marks up to 440 yards.
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Dean Snyder
Ethelda Bleibtrey
Australia
Pasadena
Miss Blefchtrey
Antipodes
Miss Bleichtrey
New York
Women's Swimming Association
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