West and Wheeler Lead in Star Junior Cup
West and Wheeler Liberty park club won its second straight Star Junior Baseball final game at Lincoln park beating Three Brothers Dye Works 11 to 4. Real Estate nine face Fre mont Cyclones next Sunday at Columbia then Hillman Merchants the following week. Don Burke pitched well, Ed Swift struggled for the Dyers, Willis brothers paced the winners with key hits, and Ray Morse added offense. Washington Park and Hillman Merchants also played a later game with Griffiths and Merz starring for Washington Park in a 6 to 4 win.
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Leo H. Lassen
West & Wheeler Liberty Park
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Three Brothers Dye Works
Fremont Cyclones
Columbia
Hillman Merchants
Aimee Park
Hillmman Merchants
Don Burke
Dyers
Ed Swift
Willis Brothers
Ron
Ray
Ivan Jones
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S.wift
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Cecil Kirkey
Johnny Reagan
Roy Ane
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Reagan
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Beore
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Collins
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Finney
Wift
Roe
Rune Swift
Hoe
Swift
Mruck
Pitenet
Lowry
Wild Lie
Anbner
Hwift
Whitesides
Hillmants
Washington Park
Washington
Bill
Pearson
Park
Wayman
Lindberg
Mirk
Gingling
Griffiths
Merz
Don McGillvray
Hillmans
Tony Ripley
Bill Stitts
How Teams Stand in Star Junior Baseball Series
WA Park hosts standings for the Star Junior Baseball Series showing teams and records. Fremont Cyclones lead with 1 win 1 loss, Three Bros Db and Hillman Merchants follow with 1 2 and 0 2 records respectively.
Baseball notes from Sunday interleague play review
The article reviews a Sunday game where Red Smith delivered behind the plate and Pete Mitchell sparked the team with pep and hitting. It highlights Ralph Miller as leading hitter, Three Brothers Dye Works as a strong club, and notable defensive plays by Leery and Todd.
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Pete Mitchell
Washington Beck
Beck
Red” Smith
Hillmans
Mitchell
Ralph Miller
Indians Hit Long Road Trip in Pacific Coast Series
The Seattle Indians travel to Los Angeles for a series in the Cafeteria City while Portland visits San Francisco, Vernon goes to Sacramento, and Oakland plays at Salt Lake City in the other set of games.
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Seattle Indians
Los Angeles
Portland
San Francisco
Vernon
Sacramento
Oakland
Salt Lake City
Wen
Pet Vernon
Eton Angeles
Francisco S
Hatterios Hughes
Daly
Geary Davie
Agneweee
Sacramento Wean
Heart Lake
Dine- Hhatterios Prowgh
Lake
Blau
Ry Shocker
Bayne
Severeid
W. Collins
Quinn
Ruel
Leveretto
Schalk
Gleason
Picinich, Piette and
Bassler
Northwest Golf Meet crowns Von Elim and Hutchings champions
The 1922 Pacific Northwest Golf Association championship finished in Victoria with large fields and ideal weather. George Von Elim won the amateur title and Mrs. Hutchings the women’s championship, defeating Miss Anderson of Vancouver. Dr. Barrett claimed the Northwest men’s handicap title as Seattle’s Young Hon Stein challenged strongly but faltered near the end.
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Alex C. Rose
Ictoria
B. C
Pacific Northwest Golf Association
Johnny Dreher
George von Elim
Hutchings
Barrett
Hon Stein
Seattle Golf Club
Fir Salt Lake
George
Queen City
Dne
W. J. Hutchings
Winnipeg
Miss Anderson
Vancouver
Northwest
Misa Anderson
Mra. Hutching
Mrs. Sweeny
Nectasary
Mra. Sween
Mra. E. A. Wheeler
Kartington Golf Club
C. W. Howard
Bellingham
John Hart
Seattle
Fred Jackson
Mra. Sweeny
Cound City
Prep Titular Tilt Tuesday
Broadway battles Franklin in a pivotal prep baseball clash at Franklin field with a title on the line. A Broadway win ties the lead with Queen Anne while a Franklin victory could shift the pennant, though Broadway would retain if a tie occurs. Griffiths pitches for Broadway.
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Broadway
Franklin
Franklin Field
Queen Anne
The
Quays
Tigers
Pine Streeters
Patricellie
Griffiths
Vila Praises Bill Cunningham For Giants Center Field Play
Joe Vila, veteran New York baseball scribe, lauds Bill Cunningham for the Giants, saying he hits well and fills George Burns' center field role more capably than George Shinners did.
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Joe Vila
New York
Bill Cunningham
Seattle
Bill
Onion
George Burns
Giants
George Shinners
Boise Polo Team Wins Fourth Straight in Snowy Sunday
The Boise Idaho polo team defeated Camp Lewis 17 to 3 on Sunday in Boise. The win extends their winning streak to four games as snow fell during the match.
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Camp Lewis
Boise
Idaho
Young Jake Schaefer Heads to Lake Crescent Stop
World champion balk-line billiards player Jake Schaefer, aged 18.2, makes a Seattle layover en route to Lake Crescent. He plans a brief stay before resuming travel for the summer season.
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Jake Schaefer
Seattle
Lake Crescent
New Men's Champion Emerges At Star Net Meet
In the Star-Woodland park tennis event, Earl White defeats Dick Burr 3-6 1-12 6-4 to reach the semifinals as Burr, 1920 champion, exits. Wilton Smith is away in California, leaving White as a top contender for the North End tourney title.
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Dick Burr
Earl White
Wilton Smith
King
California
Leo H. Lassen
Star-Woodland Park
North End
White
Burr
Tennis Doubles Draw Details And Entries At Woodland Park
A list of upcoming doubles matches shows multiple pairs and winners in various divisions. Entries for women and mixed doubles open Thursday with posted pairings to be published Tuesday and drawings to follow Wednesday evening.
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Woodland Park
Star
the Star
Duffy and Davis Finalize Training for Welterweight Fight
IMMY DUFFY and Travie Davis wind up training for their six round welterweight headliner at the Arena tomorrow night. They taper at Austin and Salt's gym this afternoon with a large Everett fan turnout expected for Tuesday's mitt festivities.
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Immy Duffy
Travie Davis
Austin & Salt's
Davie
Everett
Bobby Harper
Stanwood Club Beats Edmonds to Gain Northwestern Title Shot
Stanwood's semi pro team defeated Edmonds 8 to 6 on Sunday to move closer to the Northwestern Washington championship. Al White, a former Shipyard league star, pitched superbly and held Edmonds to three hits while Brown Byron and Bueckmeier played sharp defense. Manager Levert Helland praised a strong club developed in years.
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Stanwood
Northwestern
Washington
Edmonds
al White
Brown
Byron
Bueckmeier
Levert Helland
Meyers Set for Title Tilt With Thye in Portland
Johnny Meyers of Chicago, claimant to the world wrestling title, is expected to meet Ted Thye of the Multnomah club in Portland soon. Meyers defeated George Barnes of Lincoln Nebraska in Portland last week.
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Johnny Meyers
Chicago
Ted Thye
Multnomah Club
Portland
Meyers
George Barnes
Lincoln
Neb
Wild Man Release: Harry Harper Sold to Yankees
Harry Harper, noted wild southpaw pitcher, has been turned over to the New York Yankees by the team that released him, ending his tenure with the previous club.
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Harry Harper
New York
City Tennis Tourney Under Way at Seattle Club
Play began this afternoon at the Seattle Tennis Club with a crowded schedule. Matches featured MeeElion Messerve against Wilnabeth Marvey at 7 10 p m and numerous pairings including Dan Lewis versus C Adame and Tom Todd against Fred Nimma as the day progressed through 6 30 p m events.
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Seattle
MeeElion Messerve
Wilnabeth Marvey
Levine
MH. Sanford
A. Bailey
Ed Paver
H. Williams
Zettler
Grant Laizure
Paul Jackson
J. Packland
Bud Marion
TH Taylor
Ro Miller
J. Scully
Anderson
H. Vander Las
Jack Levine
Ack Kolbae
M. Mofius
Gregg and Burger Win Two Games
Gregg and Burger shared the mound for Portland in a doubleheader victory, lifting the series from the fire. Both pitchers went four for four in strikeouts. fielding and a few costly errors shaped the outcomes as Seattle squeezed past Seattle and Portland in a tight two game set.
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Burger
Vean Gregg
Lefty Burger Boe
Portland
Indiana
Bates
Sutherland
Walberg
Rutherland
Braves
Agamest
Greer
Seattle
Pitcher Is Pivot of Unusual Double Play
Hall of Fame writer Billy Evans recalls a remarkable double play where pitcher Moore covered first, pivoted, and threw to Jimmy Dykes to throw out Lu Blue at third after Dee Johnston deflected Cobb. It marks the first time a pitcher acted as pivot in a first-to-third twin killing. Cobb and Blue led the baserunners in this Philadelphia scene.
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Ivan Jones
Lmen
Billy
Yankees
Pratt
Peckinpaugh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Lu Blue
Fleet Firet
Tigers
Cobb
Blue
Dee Johnston
Athletics
Pep Young
Moore
Johnston
Young
Jimmy Dykes
Wisconsin Crew Race On Today
Wisconsin faces Washington at Madison in a pivotal intercollegiate regatta deciding if Wisconsin goes to Poughkeepsie. Western fans expect Washington to win, as Coach Leader keeps the lineup steady and players travail through two daily workouts under hot sun to maintain form.
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University of Washington
Poughkeepsie
Wisconsin
Mendota
Washington
Pacific Coast
Ben Walle
California
Bruin
Lake Washington
Madison University
Lake
Washington Crew
Lake Mendota
Badger
Navy
Madison
Ed Leader
Sam Shaw
Mike Murphy
Freda Spahn
Virgil Murphy
Bob Ingram
Lloyd Mason
Ed Cushman
Wright Parkins
Pat Tidmarsh
Dor Grant
Ruth Hits Sixth Home Run as Yankees Beat Browns
Babe Ruth slugged his sixth homer of the season off Urban Shocker in the third inning as the Yankees thumped the Browns in the opening game of the Yanks Browns series. Earlier, McHenry of the Cardinals connected twice against Weinert of the Phillies in Philadelphia.
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Babe Ruth
Yanks
Urban Shocker
St. Louis
Shocker
McHenry
St. Louis Cardinals
Weinert
Phillies
Philadelphia
Gorman and Morrow to Box 10 Rounds in Portland Clash
Joe Gorman faces Lakey Morrow in a 10 round bout in Portland on Friday night. Morrow is returning after beating a Spanish lightweight in their previous encounter.
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Joe Gorman
Lakey Morrow
Portland
Morrow
Cubs and Cardinals Swap Outfielders Flack for Heathcote
Chicago Cubs and St Louis Cardinals completed a swap of outfielders Max Flack and Clifton Heathcote. The deal shifts Flack from the Cubs to the Cardinals and Heathcote to Chicago in a mutual exchange of parts.
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Max Flack
Clifton Heathcote
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
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