Kamm Set for Major League Trial Amid Coast Fame
Willie Kamm, San Francisco third baseman for the Seals, is hailed as the league’s top third baseman as he finally hits well and fields flawlessly. The Seals, led by pitchers Couch, Scott and O Doul, prepare for a gala series against the Indians with a strong hitting lineup including Ellison, Agnew, O Connell, Fitzgerald, Shick and Kamm. Dode Paskert heads to the minors after declining Seattle, while Louis Guisto boosts Oakland’s climb and Don Brown shines after moving from Salt Lake.
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Willie Kamm
San Francisco Seals
Kamm
Willow
Willie
Leo H. Lassenger
Youn San Franci
Seals
San Francisco
Ellison
Agnew
O'Connell
Fitzgerald
Shick
Couch
Scott
O’doul
Aces
Louis Guisto
Oakland
Oaks
Louie
Jack Knight
White
Seattle
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Angels
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Salt Lake
Don Brown
Bees
Frisco
Jim O'Connell
Bee
Sacramento
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Eee
Vernon Ener
Oakland Tenes
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Eeeere
Portland Eee
Low Angeles
Vernonteers
Krause
Mitze
Shelten
Reinhart
O'Doul
Yelle
Stanage
Jon Penner
Elliott
Reiger
Gould
Blacholder
Jenkins
Lynn
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Horton
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Bt. Louis
Cleveland
Waington
Detroit
Rt. Louis
Louis
Washington
Mitchell Wins Pro Golf Meet at Glen Eagles
Abe Mitchell of Great Britain won the 1000 guinea gold tournament at Glen Eagles Scotland by defeating Joseph Kirkwood Australian champion seven and six in the final.
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Mitchell
Glen Eagles
Scotland
Abe Mitchell
Great Britain
Joseph Kirkwood
Dempsey Ready in Atlantic City Workouts
Jack Dempsey expected to resume boxing in Atlantic City on June 11 with a well healed eye cut and a fresh sparring group. Among the partners was Battling Gee from Memphis who impressed during workouts with Dempsey’s crew.
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Dempsey
Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Gee
Memphis
Two Star Finals Set After Rain Disrupts Schedule
The Star-Woodland park tennis tournament shifts finals to Sunday with the men's singles by Wilton Smith vs Bill Nollan at 1 p.m. The women's doubles and junior finals move to Monday and Tuesday as remaining matches fill the weekend. Alec Ross faces Joe Livengood in the junior half for a Sunday meeting with Armand Marion. The mixed doubles final extends to Tuesday.
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Smith
Nollan
Livengood
Ross
Marion
Rain
Star-Woodland
Bill Nollan
Alec Ross
Joe Livengood
Armand Marion
Wilton Smith
Hyman Zettler
Star Tennis Finals Schedule Details
The Star Woodlawn Park temple meet lists junior boys finals Sunday at 11 a.m. and men singles at 1 p.m. Monday. Men doubles at 4 p.m. Tuesday with women doubles at 5 p.m. Women’s singles have been completed with Mrs Simonne Bourque declared winner.
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Star
Simonne Bourque
Schedule of Matches For Sunday Card
Sunday schedule lists bouts at 11 A M and 1 P M featuring pairs like Armand Marion versus winner Alec Rose Joe Livengood and Wilton Smith versus Bill Notlan. Other bouts include Ferris and Rita Meyer with Ruth Mar oe ATS FP and Bruce Hesketh with Libbie Ferris versus Marshall Allen and Mrs Bourque.
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Alec Ross
Joe Livengood
Witten Smith
Josephine Pollack
Stanley Hughes
Peggy Hughes
Bourque
Foster
Grace Lowe
Evelyn Greenway
Armand Marion
Alec Rose
Bruce Hesketh
Libbie Ferris
Marshall Allen
Wilton Smith
Bill Notlan
ATS P
Alexander Griggs
Ruth Marense Ve
Langile
W. Lanstre
W. Lanstre Va Wares Smith
Alec Rosa
Bill Nollan
Dick Vander Las
Frank Kozlowski
Bart White
Washington track team eyes top marks in Chicago meet
Washington's five athletes head to the National Intercollegiate in Chicago on June 18 with aims to place in all their events. Vic Hurley clocks 9.4 for the 100 and 21.3 for the 220, Reginald Pratt targets the 440, Harry Beall aims for the two minute mile, Gus Pope seeks the shot put and Hicks cross in the discus, while Knolling and Frankland compete in hurdles and high jump.
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Washington
Chicago
Vic Hurley
Hayes
Notre Dame
Hurley
Wilson
Iowa
Reginald Pratt
Butler
Michigan
Harry Beall
Higgens
Ames
Gus Pope
Shaw
Pope
Blackwood
Northwestern
Knolling
Wisconsin
Chuck Frankland
Murphy
Frankland
Barbaris Seeks Tryout With Raymond Legion Team
Al Barberis of the University of Washington Frosh and Three Brothers Dye Works has a tryout with Raymond American Legion, an amateur squad in the Southwestern Washington American Legion league.
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al Barberis
University of Washington Frosh
Raymond American Legion
Raymond Outfit
Southwestern Washington American Legion League
Dundee Wins Over Chaney in Referee’s Decision
Johnny Dundee of New York defeated K. O. Chaney of Baltimore by referee’s decision in Boston last night.
Seattle Boxer Harrahan Beats Aberdeen’s Duffy in Local Bout
Aberdeen report notes Joe Harrahan of Seattle defeated Jimmy Duffy of Aberdeen by decision last night. The card was staged in Aberdeen with regional interest and local patrons in attendance.
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Aberdeen
Joe Harrahan
Seattle
Jimmy Duffy
Huntoon Tops Three Men City Scoring Pace
Harry Huntoon leads the Three Men City league with a 200 point average as the Electric Company team holds the top spot with 19 wins and six losses.
Bon Stein Leads for Golf Title
Bon Stein of the Seattle Golf Club led 30 entrants in the first day of the fifth annual city golf championship at the North End course. He posted 75 in the morning and 72 in the afternoon for 147, 12 strokes ahead of Johnnie Jones and Forrest Watson with 159.
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Seattle
Northwest
North End
Stein
Johnnie Jones
Forrest Watson
Clark Speirs
Jefferson Park
Speirs
Lee Stell
Ben Stein
Gordon Haw
Jefferson Park Club
Earlington
Fred Ayer
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Scossess
Johnny Jones
Forrest Watson Steer
Ayer
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Wand Tee
R. & Blair Bees
H. Mousten
W. EK. Froude
J. Boott
Leonard Wee
A Hooster
D. Crook
John Gray Teat Eweee
J. Woat
Tener
Russell Bearcett
Ketchum
Wee
AL Holter
EB Richards
Wamenee
Clark Speira
Lee
Ne Carde
Indians Win Fourth Tilt From Beavers
In Portland on June 11 two first inning homers by Cunningham and Kenworthy helped the Indians win their fourth straight over the Beavers. Seattle pushed five runs in the first, then added two in their half. Both clubs hit consistently afterward with the Indians holding a slight edge.
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Portland
Indians
Beavers
Seattle
Cunningham
Kenworthy
Sheeley Powers White Sox Past Athletics with Two Homers
Earl Sheeley former Coast league player for the Chicago White Sox hit two home runs in Philadelphia lifting his team to a victory over the Athletics. He drove in enough runs to push across the necessary scores for the win.
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Philadelphia
Earl Sheeley
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Willard bets he could lick Dempsey and Carpentier
Willard, weighing 265 pounds, says he could defeat both Dempsey and Carpentier the same day. He criticizes talk of a return match, cites his oil interests and potato patch, and notes he plans to stay in oil fields in Montana or Mexico.
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Willard
Wichita
Kas
Jeas Willard
Tex Rickard
Lawrence
Toledo
Montana
Mexico
Star League Sunday Six Games Schedule Details
The Eckart Cigar Co. meets Highland Park White Star at Highland Park Fourth Ave 8 W and Trenton St at 12 noon. Washington Park hosts Youngstown Athletic Club at 2 p.m. Georgetown Cubs face Pirates at Walla Walla playfield at 12 noon. Exgerman Grocery versus Bulldog nine at Lincoln playfield 1 p.m. Shamrox Cubs versus Three Brothers Dye Works Cubs at Columbia at 2 p.m. Collins Juniors meet Queen Anne Aerials at Mercer field at 12 noon.
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Highland Park
White Star Athletic Club
Fourth Ave
Trenton St
Washington Park
Youngstown Athletic Club
Youngstown
Georgetown Cubs
Pirates
Walla Walla
Exgerman Grocery
Scrappy
Bulldog
Lincoln
Shamrox Cubs
Three Brothers
Dye Works Cubs
Columbia
Collins
Queen Anne Aerials
Mercer Field
Three Brothers Dye Works Cubs Open Season at Highland Park
The Chandlers' Hooters renamed as Three Brothers Dye Works Cubs host their season opener at Highland Park on Fourth Ave and W Trenton St. Washington park-Youngstown leads the stage as top four contend for a league place. Shamraz Cute record corrected to four wins and three losses. the four leading teams start round robin July 10 with home grounds decided by coin flip.
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Three Brothere Dye Works Cubs
Washington Park
Youngstown
University of Washington selects 1950s athletic captains
Charles Frankland named track captain as the major athletic leaders for the coming year are chosen at the University of Washington. Ray Eckman to coach football Jimmy Bryan to lead basketball Mike Murphy to captain crew and Mickey MacMahon to lead baseball. Tennis captain position remains vacant.
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Charles Frankland
University of Washington
Ray Eckman
Jimmy Bryan
Mike Murphy
Mickey MacMahon
Babe Ruth Hits Seventeenth Home Run in Polo Grounds Loss
Babe Ruth slugged his 17th homer of the season at the Polo Grounds, but the New York Yankees fell to the Cleveland Indians in the game played yesterday in New York.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
Cleveland Indians
Cot Rice to Return Home From Centre College
Cot Rice, former Broadway high school football letterman, is due home soon from Centre College in Danville Kentucky. He earned a football letter while at the Kentucky college.
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Cot” Rice
Broadway High School
Centre College
Danville
Rice
Kentucky
Coast Pack Teams Will Open Early This Season
Coast hockey to start at least two weeks earlier as Vic toria owner says champions must reach East for world title. Opening date set around early December with league meeting near early November. Frank Patrick tours Europe and a fourth club may join if backers found in Portland or Tacoma.
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Portland
Salt Lake
Lester Patrick
Victoria
Seattle
Patrick
Eastern Kings
Ottawa
Frank Patrick
Europe
Coast League
Brother Lester
Frank
London
Scotland
Prexy
France
Italy
Lester
Tacoma
Canada
Vancouver Beavers Star Riley Leads Beavers Hitting Over 300
Patrick reports Seattle winger Jim Riley is blossoming as a baseball talent. Playing second base for the Vancouver Beavers in the P I league, Riley, backed by Vancouver pilot Bob Brown, is expected to become a real star as he hits over .300.
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Patrick
Jim Riley
Seattle Hockey Wing
Big Jim Riley
Vancouver
Bob Brown
Vancouver Pilot
Riley
Beavers
Muldoon Returns From East After Summer Lacrosse Interest
Pete Muldoon, manager of the Seattle hockey team, has come back from a trip to the East. He showed interest in lacrosse in British Columbia last summer but has no definite plans for the coming season and summer.
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Pete Muldoon
Seattle
Muldoon
British Columbia
Frankland to Captain Washington Track Team for 1922
Charles Frankland, high jumper, elected captain of the 1922 Washington track squad at the annual letter banquet. He will travel to Chicago with four varsity athletes to compete in the National Intercollegiates on June 18. Frankland has won the W twice and placed in hurdles and high jump. he tied the Northwest high jump record with 6 feet 1 1/4 inches. He began high jumping in grammar school at B F Day, winning every jump, and set the Lincoln High prep record with 5 feet 9 3/4 inches in 1918.
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Charles Frankland
Washington
Frankland
Chicago
B. F. Day
Lincoln High School
Bremerton Elks Face Navy Tossers in Regional Showdown
The Bremerton Elks meet the Dreadnaught Arkansas at Athletic park in Bremerton this afternoon at 3 p m seeking revenge after three losses to the sailors last year. Sunday the Elks face Puget Sound Navigation Company on the same field at 2 30 p m.
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Bremerton Elks
Arkansas
Athletic Park
Bremerton
Elks
Puget Sound Navigation Company
Joshua Green Boys
Fly Chaser Turns Triple Play for Knoxville
George Smiley center fielder for the Knoxville Appalachian League team pulled an unassisted triple play. With runners on first and second, a line drive to him produced the first out, he touched second base for the second, then tagged the runner from first for the final out.
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George Smiley
Knoxville, Tenn
Bill Wambsganss
Cleveland
Smiley
Keystone
Goaler Sets World Record at Bayside Handicap
Belmont Park reports Goaler a 10 to 1 shot winning the Bayside handicap ran a mile in 1 49 flat establishing a new world record. The victory topped the previous mark set by Man o War by a fifth of a second.
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Goaler
Belmont Park
Few Betting: Fans Waiting for Third Man
New York June 11 Bets on the Dempsey Carpentier fight are slow with Dempsey at 2 to 1 favorite. Reports from France show Carpentier betting at 5 to 7 and 4 to 5. Most wagers are withheld awaiting referee announcement as fans fear a poor third man could swing the outcome.
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New York
Dempsey
France
Britton Faces Shade and Barréau in Vancouver Boxing Night
Britton battles Shade and Barréau in separate bouts at Vancouver with close calls and draws noted by referee Harry Stout. Earlier, Britton edged or drew with Shade in two matchups, and Barréau earned a slight edge in a separate contest. A planned 10 round rematch with Shade is set for Portland on June 17.
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Davis
Frank Barreau
Vancouver
B. C
Evergreens
Britton
Dave Shade
Altho Shade
Harry Stout
al Hardy
Barrieau
Shade
Portland
Danny Edwards Seeks Tough Fights Among Bantams
The Oakland bantam Danny Edwards is praised as one of the best in his weight with speed hard hits and resilience. He has lost several fights but deserves chances against top rivals as boxing circles discuss Deschamps Carpentier and Dempsey’s manager views on fouls and rules.
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Carpentier
Cope
Willard
Jack
Georges
Toledo
Jack Johnson
Havana
Danny Edwards
Altho
Oakland
Edwards
Deschamps
Carpentier’s
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
Cruiser Race Today at Seattle Yacht Club
The Seattle Yacht Club hosts a handicap cruiser race this afternoon at 8. Four cruisers are entered in the event.
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Seattle Yacht Club
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