Favorites Win Their Net Games At Woodland Park Tennis
The Star reports on the third day of play at Woodland Park where favorites Fletcher Johnson Frank Koslowski and Art Langlie won their first round matches Johnson defeating H B Kliinker Koslowski beating Paul Dyer and Langlie overcoming Ted Olson. Results include junior singles and men singles with scores and notable defaults and forthcoming Thursday and Friday schedules.
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Ted Olson
Americans Plan Dual African Expeditions in Brazil
DE JANEIRO June 8 Two African expeditions move toward Brazil to explore terrain and science as part of a broader program. The announcements highlight collaboration with Brazilian authorities and set a framework for forthcoming field work.
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Seattle Golfers Fight For Northwest Amateur Finals
Seattle players advance to the Northwest Amateur finals from the lower bracket at Colwood. Stein Stel Fleager and Speirs survive, Watson also cited, with five of eight Seattle entrants. Russ Smith edges Yellowlees in 39th hole, Von Elm defeats Weatland 12 11, and Stein ousts Neville. Women’s round sees Mrs Jackson beat Mrs Parry 6 6, with several others losing. Pacific Northwest Golf association names Seattle hosts 1923 meet. Kerry elected president, Sweeney vice president.
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California
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Kisses Girl Twice Judge Fines Man in Kansas City
Arthur R. Horneastie was fined 70 dollars after being charged with kissing a girl twice against her will in Kansas City Missouri. The June report states the judge imposed the penalty for this offense.
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Arthur R. Horneastie
Divorce Granted Over Jazz Obsession in Paris
Paris reports that M. Henri Tortilion won a divorce on grounds that his wife preferred jazz music to him. The case highlights a clash of marital fidelity with cultural hobbies in 19th century society.
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Girl Tames Animals At Home In New Mexico
BATON New Mexico June 8 Maria Falaria a Mexican girl tames a badger and two prairie dogs and keeps them as pets. London June 4 The chief riding elephant at the zoo is on strike refusing to carry any children on site back.
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Maria Falaria
London
Dyers Are Still Star Favorites in Junior League Finals
The Three Brothers Dye Works team remains the favorites in the Star Junior Baseball league finals. Washington Park opens the series, Fremont and Wear & Wheeler are challengers, with Lincoln Park hosting noon and 2 p.m. games. Bud Davis may pitch for the Cyclones, Ed Jones moves to short, Kenny Johnson out for Fremont, Art Butler may pitch for Wear & Wheeler, and lineup uncertainty looms for Washington Park and Hillman Merchants.
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Kenney Johnson
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H Staate
Art Butler
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Leonard backs brother Joe as future champion
Benny Leonard says boxing is a family affair and trains his brother Joey to carry the title. He notes Joe May is untested but ready, while Leonard praises his four years of work and Joe’s size and reach. Renny and Joe finish a tough gym workout together.
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Beavers Even Up Series In Portland Tight Game
Portland rallied to a 9 8 victory over Beavers at Rainier Park with five slobsters on display and late drama as Hood doubled and Beavers chased an equalizer. Elmer Jacobs started for the Tribe and surrendered five first inning hits as Portland pulled ahead and held on.
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New Seal Pitcher Is New Bridegroom
Chicago June 8 Doug Mc Pageweeney White Sox pitcher who was the creep sent to the San Francisco club of the Pacific Coast league as part payment for Willie Kamm third baseman was married here yesterday and will join the Seals immediately.
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White Sox
San Francisco
Willie Kamm
Seals
Publicity Too Much for Roger Peckinpaugh
Rae Peckinpaugh of the Washington team laments excessive publicity that followed his signing. He notes fans blamed him for the club’s slow start and pennant expectations. He argues the team’s lack of consistent pitching, not his performance, led to early struggles.
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Washington
Washington Athletes to Remain Home for National Meet
The athletic committee reversed a prior plan and will not send Washington men to the national intercollegiate games in Chicago June 16-17. Four men were slated to compete. budget cuts and gate receipts prompted the decision. Coach Clarence Edmundson will attend a rules committee meeting in Chicago as the only Western representative, with funding arranged by the A and UW.
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Chuck Frankland
Reg Pratt
Cecil Callison
Earl Mason
Washington
Smashes Window to Get in Jail
Canyon City Col June Fred Sutter an aged man out of work smashed a window to get himself locked up His desire was granted.
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Athletics Ride Turnaround To Early Season Wins
Philadelphia's Athletics, last in the league for seven straight seasons, surge with newcomers Pep Young Bing Miller and Doc Johnston. Mack motivates misfiring players, Young overcomes a throwing weakness, and the team embraces his new approach.
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Bing” Miller
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Faget era's hitting star George Block shines for St Petersburg Saints
George Block, playing manager of the St Petersburg Saints, stars as the season’s top hitting catchers. He has a .530 average with 53 hits in 100 at bats, including 18 two-base hits and eight triples. Block, once with the Cardinals and later drafted for military service, now draws interest from major league scouts in Florida.
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