Dempsey Ready Says Kilbane Ahead of Carpentier Fight
Johnny Kilbane reports from Atlantic City that Jack Dempsey is in strong shape for the July 2 title bout in Jersey City with Georges Carpentier. Kilbane notes Dempsey’s improved speed, heavier weight, and sharper punching, while remaining the same fighting instinct.
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Tlantic City
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Georges
Jersey City
Big Jack
Jack
Willard
Toledo
Jack Kearns
Demp
Benton Harbor
Miske
Kearns
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Evse
Haste Makes Waste Critique of Three Brothers Dye Works Manager
The Star criticizes the manager of the Three Brothers Dye Works team for claiming their league championship was stolen before a formal hearing. The team later received the title after the hearing against Louie's French Dry Cleaners. The paper urges adherence to rules and fair play and cautions managers to remain restrained.
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Three Brothers Dye Works
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Eso
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Three
Four Men Double Teams Left in Star Net Play
Four men's doubles teams remain in contention at The Star-Woodland Park tennis event. Notable matches see Wilton Smith with Alec Ross facing A Langlie and W Langlie, and Dick Van der Las with Bill Nolan edging Monk Sanders and Chet Hills. Junior and mixed doubles progress are updated with results from Thursday and upcoming Sunday finals scheduled for multiple events.
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W. Langlie
Dick van der Las
Bill Aoe
Earl White
Frank Kozlowski
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Bill Nolan
Monk Sanders
Chet Hills
Armand Marion
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Chester Hills
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Agay
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Queenie Taylor
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Josephine Pollack
W. Langile
M. Marshall Allen
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Bruce Hesketh
Idbbie Ferris
Bill Nollan
Dick van der Laa
Nollan Faces Smith In Woodland Park Tennis Final
BW Nollan Seattle prep champion meets Wilton Smith in the Star-Woodland Park final at Woodland Park Sunday. Both survived six matches with one loss. Nollan defeated Alex Ross 6 4 7 5 and Bruce Heaketh 16 4 7 4, while Smith dropped a set to Karl White and won 6 3 6 3. Smith appears the slight favorite as Nollan shows grit and hard returns. reports note Smith’s consistency and Fritz-like timing, with other contenders like Erickson and Rosyson falling earlier.
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Seattle
Wilton Smith
Scare
Davis Shade Bout Postponed by Blkes
The Travie Davis and Dave Shade fight scheduled for next Friday is postponed as Blkes delay the match awaiting Mayor Caldwell’s return from the East. A Northwest Athletic Club card with Clay Hite promoting will feature a substitute bout. Hite aims to pair Danny Edwards with Carpenter, bantam champions of the Coast and Pacific fleet.
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Caldwell
Northwest Athletic Club
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Hite
Danny Edwards
Carpenter
Pacific Fleet
Five Dodgers to Go East
Five University of Washington track men Charlie Frankland Victor Hurley Harry Beall Reginald Pratt and Captain Gus Pope will compete at the National Collegiate Athletic Association meet in Chicago on June 18. They join other college stars in this national event.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Chicago
Charlie Frankland
Victor Hurley
Harry Beall
Reginald Pratt
Capt
Gus Pope
Dodger
Dye Works Club Wins Star Title
The Three Brothers Dye Works team won the Class A championship in The Star Junior Baseball league after protests over a disputed home run call. Louie’s French Dry Cleaners finished second with 3 3 records, while Stacy Shawn was last with one win. Class B continues with a late round robin and Sunday schedule listings.
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Caccia May Attend U This Year
Rinaldo Caccia, a renowned Seattle prep star from Franklin high, may enroll at the University of Washington next fall after a year at Ripon college. If he joins UW he could be eligible for football next season under Pacific Coast Conference rules requiring a quarter of university work. Caccia plans to stay near Seattle and is not likely to return to Ripon.
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University of Washington
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Ripon College
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Ripon
Safe-keeping of bonds and valuable papers offered
Come and examine our equipment for the safekeeping of bonds and other valuable papers. Entrance corner Second Ave. at Pike St.
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Indians Beat Beavers 6 to 1 in Seattle
The Seattle Indians defeated the Beavers 6 to 1 behind pitcher Al Demaree. Key hits came from Lane Kenworthy and Murphy with Stumpf contributing an RBI. Beavers struggled for offense as Seattle grabbed their third straight win.
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Shore Signs With Frisco Seals
San Francisco reports Ernie Shore, ex New York Americans pitcher, signed by the Seals. He had been with Vernon at season start but pitched through a sore arm and now joins Frisco.
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Ernie Shore
New York Americans
San Francisco Seals
Shore
Vernon
Seals Fans Pick O'Doul as League's Fastest Runner
Seals fans in Seattle expect Lefty O'Doul to be the fastest runner in the league when the San Francisco club visits next week. Oaklanders praise Claude Cooper as the swiftest, while Sacramento highlights Merlin Kopp. Seattle backs Billy Lane, and Vernon manager Wisick cites Pete Schneider as the fastest in the Far Western circuit.
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Seal
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Acorn
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Merlin Kopp
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Vernon
Pete Schneider
Vernon Tigers Pitching Struggles Hit Coast League
Vernon’s touted pitching staff fails to deliver as Frank Shellenback leads with effective work. Other Tiger hurlers lag, threatening a rise by 800 hitters in the Coast League. Los Angeles dips from first division, while the Angels show solid lineup but lack pitching and too much aging talent.
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Frank Shellenback
Tiger
Los Angeles
Angels
Angel
Pirates and Giants Lead National League Race
The Pittsburg Pirates and New York Giants pull ahead near the season midpoint, with the field unable to close the gap as they duel for bunting supremacy in the league race.
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Pirates and Giants
Pittsburg Pirates
New York Giants
Americans Lose Out in England Golf Tourney
Glen Eagles, Scotland. Walter Hagen of Detroit was the last American pro to play in the international tourney and was eliminated by T. C. Renouf 3 up and 2 to go. Chicago’s Jock Hutchinson fell earlier to Abe Mitchell.
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Scotland
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Hagen
T. C. Renouf
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Abe Mitchell
Tilden Unable to Play in Kent Tournament
Beckenhall, Kent, June 10. William Tilden of Philadelphia, the world’s hard and grass court singles champion, is unable to compete in the big tennis tournament here due to illness.
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Beckenhall
Kent
England
Boosters Plan Big Seattle Baseball Parade
Plans for Boosters Day at the Seattle Coast League park were laid at a noon Elks Club meeting with civic groups represented. Bert Swezen leads a parade preceding the game against San Francisco featuring Indian costumes and a Butler Hotel Revue chorus to energize the event with surrounding cities in attendance.
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Butler Hotel
City Links Title Play on Friday
The fifth annual city golf championship begins at 9:30 am at Seattle Golf and Country Club. Ben Stein, Clark Speirs, Lee Stell and Forrest Watson are top contenders with Stein and Speirs as favorites. 36 holes of medal play set the field, with the low two day total earning the title.
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Johnnie
Gordon Haw
Jack Pomeroy
Walt
Wand
H. Haakons
Alex
Jack Weber
Lee Hewitt
J. Shoephoester
Clark Speirs
T.S. Lippy
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J Jones
H.W. Treat
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Ll. W. Steil
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Forrest Watson
W. Froude
H. Hankegs
J. P
W. C. Schultiens
R. Scarlett
A. L. Holter
L. J. West
F. D. Crook
D. Bul
Navy and California Train Together for Poughkeepsie Regatta
Annapolis June 10 The University of California and the United States Naval Academy crews are training in the same boat house on the Hudson for the upcoming Poughkeepsie regatta. The Californians invited the Middies to share their facilities due to limited space near the event site.
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University of California
WA States Naval Academy
Hudson
Mansell Loses Bout in Jersey City Title Fight
Harry Mansell of England was knocked out in the third round of a scheduled 12 round bout in Jersey City New Jersey last night by Johnny Ruff claimant for the American flyweight title.
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N. J
Harry Mansell
England
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