Oakland Shadow Dominates Coast Welterweights in Big Card
Immy Duffy edged Travie Davis over six rounds to claim the Coast welterweight title at the Arena. Duffy's superior left hand and footwork overwhelmed Davis who fought back at long range. Abe Kubey's semi windup decision about Forbes over Johnston caused a stir. Other bouts included McCasslin vs Gray drawn after four rounds and Young Gower beating Patsey Cicacco in the second bout.
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Davis
Duffy
Abe Rubey
Bert Forbes
Kid Johnston
Leo H. Lassen
Immy Duffy
Abe Kubey
Bluecoats
Abe
Rubey
Ben Turpin
Johnston
Forbes
Hoy McCasslin
Bobby Gray
Sernacht
McCasslin
Gray
McCasulin
Larry O'Brien
Lonnie Austin
Rube Finn
Young Gower
Patsey Cicacco
China Stillman
Young Bercott
Nate Druxinman
Seattle
Three Big Matches in City Meet
The City tennis tournament at the Le Tennis Club produced three notable results on day two including William Taylor defeating Leo Lagerstrom 6-2 6-? 6-4 and Bob Hesketh overcoming Army Marion 7-5 6-4. The day featured a full schedule with multiple singles and doubles results across divisions and reflected a strong field led by Hesketh Taylor and Lagerstrom.
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Taylor
Bruce Hesketh
Fletcher Johnson
le Tennis Club
Leo Lagerstrom
Hesketh
Armie Marion
Marion
Art Bakey
van Dyke Johns
Pink
Bourque
Ann Adame
Messer
Adame
Nellie
C. Hofius
Ta Meyer
Gertrude Norris
McPhereon
KR. Lang
D. Las
John Backland
Leon de Va
Pletcher Johnson
Hofius
Bet Heeve
Bill Taylor
Dick Burr
Johnson
Jam
S. Williams
Robinson
Haereid
V. D. Johns
R. Miller
Lee Ve. Denton
Wailer
Nobineon
McPherson
Kime
Livengood
War
Milne
Carl White
Langue
BD. Vander Las
D. McLean
D. Vander
MB. Langile
Harold Williams
Grant Leisure
Fred
Crawford Anderson de W. Langile
FF. Koziowski
Zec Zelbeck
Ralph
Harry Shaw
de Turenne
Ralph Lee
Art the
William Taylor de Leo Lagerstrom
Don
Roy Nelson
Lt. Warren
Don Milne
Bob Hesketh
Army Marion
Ken McPherson
Levine
Whitman Teams Face High Costs in Past Year
Whitman college athletics ran a total deficit of 1964 dollars with football accounting for the largest shortfall across all activities. A dispatch notes financial mobility issues affecting programs and resources.
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Whitman College
Pope Aims to Defend A. A. U. Discus Title in Philadelphia
Gus Pope trains to defend the A. A. U. national discus title at the Philadelphia meet this season. The standout athlete seeks to repeat his previous success and earn another national win.
Thomas Captains Tigers Track Team at Princeton
Harrison Thomas of Los Angeles will captain the 1923 track team at Princeton University as announced in Los Angeles.
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Thomas
Tigers
LOS Angeles
Harrison Thomas
Princeton
Tigers Win Vital Prep Ball Game
Roadway high school baseball preserves its 1911 title by defeating Franklin 4 to 3 at Denny Field. Griffiths earned the win with Patricelli backing him as Broadway briefly led, then Franklin tied before Broadway's late two runs sealed the victory.
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BE. Linders
Speidel
Peterson
Franklin
Broadway
Arai
Burneed
H. Linder
Staley
de Julio
Mager
Ose Cesbes
Hee
Griffiths
Burneaed
Patricelli
Davis
Jerry Busts Hats With Rocks In A rooftop Jest
Jerry Howard climbed the Postal Telegraph roof and threw pebbles at hay helmets five stories below. He accidentally dropped a stone through a newspaper in a shopper’s hands, prompting a police chase and his arrest for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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Jerry Howard
Yeater Way
Howard
Postal Telegraph
Parcela
Jerry
Legate
Baseball Roundup With Mixed Results Across Leagues
Yesterday’s games featured the Giants defeating the Neds 7 to 4 behind four rouns and key hits. Detroit edged Washington 8 to 1 thanks to Cobb’s two doubles and a single and Oldham’s solid defense. Boston Braves toppled Pirates 6 to 3 in the third straight win of the series. Danforth balked the Yanks as the Browns won 4 to 1. Philadelphia overwhelmed the Cards 14 to 0 as Pournier pitched the eighth with no hits allowed. The Cube beat the Robins 6 to 3 on strong fielding while the White Sox defeated the A’s 8 to 5.
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Oldham
Cobb
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Pournier
Haines
Pertica
Alex
Robins
World Series Rule Sparks Baseball League Clash
June 14 New York. The American league backs lifting the ban on world series players in post season tours while the National league insists on keeping the prohibition. Both leagues threaten to strike as the dispute over barnstorming rights grows.
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Pacivo Coast League
Pet
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Oakland
Sacramento
Ecore
Bait Lake
Kremer
Treshiers
Betis and
Myler
Ernen Oeeteuee
H. Z
Bacramento and
Cook
Potteries
Jammer
Ana Morphy
Fitters
New York
Seareee Ua
Lous
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chiesree
Wiphia
Chicago
Robert
Eon
Mt. Loute
Bhew
Murray
O'Paul
Devormer
Hoffman Denforth
Hevyereid
Coliine
Ned
Reporta
Jack Dempsey Quits Acting to Train for Fights
New York dispatch reports Jack Dempsey has canceled his vaudeville contract and will immediately begin training for prospective bouts. Manager Jack Kearns confirmed the move and said preparations start at once.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Seattle Could Have Had Jim O Connell
Joe Devine recalls a missed opportunity when Seattle could have signed Jim O Connell, a top minor league prospect, before he joined the Seals for 1920 after a $75000 sale to the New York Giants. Devine, now scouting for the Yankees, reflects on Seattle’s 1919 Coast loop comeback and manager Bill Clymer’s hesitance to risk youth.
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Leo H. Lassen
Battle
Jim O’connell
San Francisco
New York Giants
Seals
Sacramento
Joe Devine
Devine
New York Yanks
Seattle
Coast Loop
O’connell
Bill Clymer
Indians
Clymer
Yanks
Duthie Shipyard
Calgary
O Connell Pepped Up for Giants Arrival
Reports from San Francisco say O Connell may join the New York Giants before 1923 as he shows pepper and speed while patrolling the outfield. He was not to report until 1923 but his shift from first base improved his play and he now hits around the 400 mark.
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San Francisco
New York Giants
Giants
O'Connell
Buckshot Muay Shines in Pacific Coast League Prospects
May, nicknamed Buckshot, pitched for Vancouver in a 2 1 Vancouver Beavers win over Tacoma 2 to 1. He allowed one run before being pinch hit for in the seventh. May shows a strong fastball and curve, but remains raw as a Coast League pitcher under veteran Bob Brown.
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Seattle
Muay
Vancouver
Tacoma
May
Beavers
Barney Kearns
Oakland
Barney
Bob Brown
Brown
Burger Gains Scout Attention From Seattle Pitchers
Seattle southpaw STEFTY Burger draws scout interest as Joe Devine praises him and Boldt notes several inquiries from Wg league clubs. Burger recent form features a standout effort stopping Portland twice last week. Only Burger and Vean Gregg are showing form amid a club slump.
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Joe Devine
Boldt
Burger
Portland
Hurger
Vean Gregg
It Looked Like Old Times in Tacoma Northwest League Return
A Tacoma scene echoed past days as Dave Dugdale came from Seattle with the local party to face managers Bob Brown and Teasley Raymond. The visiting party included Beskies Dug Joe Devine George Engle Jimmy Richardson and Jim Heldt led by chauffeur Prexy Beldt who notes Dug's claim James drives a nasty corner.
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Dave Dugdale
Seattle
Bob Brown
Teasley Raymond
Northwestern
Beskies Dug
Joe Devine
George Engle
Jimmy Richardson
Jim Heldt
Prexy Beldt
Dug
James
Veterans Recall Tougher Days On the Field
George Engle, now in his forties, argues today’s players lack the fighting spirit of the old game. Dugdale agrees, saying the old school mentality is gone and pitchers still wear uniforms that prove their era’s edge.
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George Engle
Neck of the Woods
Dugdale
Dugalno
Boldt Builds Northwest Baseball Team With New Pitchers
Seattle club president Boldt continues assembling talent in the Northwest. The latest addition is Musket a right handed pitcher from Bellingham noted for a strong fast ball. O A C collegian Hert Babb will join after California trip following a standout season with the Oregon Aggies and training with Vancouver in the N 1 circuit.
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Northwest
Musket
Bellingham
Hert Babb
California
Oregon Aggies
Vancouver
Expert Thinks Dempsey Is Dodging Harry Wills
SW YORK June 15 Jack Dempsey faces two escape routes from the pressure Harry Wills has applied. Promoters face Dempsey’s high price or a busy schedule with setups. The New York boxing commission has accepted Wills challenge with 2500 dollars, prompting a time frame for Dempsey’s reply.
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SW York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
New York
Dempsey
Willis
Wills
Bill Brennan
Star Woodland Park tennis tournament shows limited matches
Only a few matches were played in The Star Woodland Park tennis tournament yesterday. Dick Van der Las beat W B Jacobson 6 2 6 3 to move closer to the finals. Today the women’s semi finals feature Simonne Bourque vs Gertrude Pear and Rita Meyer vs Irene Stephens.
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NLY
Star Woodland
Tennis Schedule And Results From Local Meet
Tuesdays results include Vander Las defeating Jacobson 62 6 2 in MEN S SINGLES and Clarke over Miller 61 64 in another men s singles. Women s singles saw Pearl beat Foster 10 8 6 3. Thursdays schedule lists multiple matches including Langite against Scully Williams winner and Lagerstrom against Stephens with numerous doubles pairings.
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Dick Vander Las
W. B. Jacobson
George Clarke
George Miller
M. Robinson
H. Ercie
W. B. Faries
J. Quinn
J. C. Montag
BE. Roses
H. Neer
M. Pollack
C. Duett
W. Swanson
P. O'Donnell
B. Distey
J. Kaufman
Fred Clarke
W. Kennedy
LL. Christian
J. Beck
D. Frizzell
Howard Langite
James Scully
Harold Williams
Leo Lagerstrom
T. Stephens
Bruce Hesketh
Peras Dix
Pettyjohn
Shanks
O'Brien
Schermer
Vander Las
Hesketh
Robinson
Ercie
Stephens
Burr
Weismuller Sets Four New World Swimming Records
Johnny Weismuller of the Illinois Athletic Club shattered four world marks at the tank in Ahuilil on June 14, swimming 440 yards in 4:40.2, 400 meters in 5:81.5, 640 yards in 5:10, and 600 meters in 6:52. He led Warren Kealoha in the 100-yard freestyle with 54 seconds and won the 60-yard freestyle in 24.15 seconds.
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Ahuluil
T. H
Johnny Weismuller
Illinois Athletic Club
Warren Kealoha
Honolulu
Weismuller
Kealoha
Leader With High Averages Dominates The Star Junior Cup
ALPH MILLER and Will Griffiths push hitting leads as Miller raises his average from .357 to .636 after seven hits in three games. Ann Merz climbs to .500 with four singles. Washington Park tops team hitting at .314 while Fremont Cyclones sit at .800.
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Alph Miller
Dye
Miller
West & Wheeler
Will Griffiths
Washington Park
Ann Merz
Thes
Fremont Cyclones
Petwitter
T. B
W. Griffiths
W. P
Mers
Liedtke
Ronald
Jones
Sere Tee
Speidel
McDonald
F. Treewee
Var
Hunaberg
Haines
Mirk
Warman
McCutchin
Ward
Jury
Burke
Jerome
Harvie
H. Washington Park
Three Bros. Dye
Hillman Merchants
Mettl Ein
Malone Wins 10 Round Go Over Downey in Aroba Bout
In Aroba I June 14 Jock Malone defeated Bryan Downey in a 10 round match. Downey led early taking the first two rounds and flooring Malone with a strong right. Malone surged from the third onward with rapid jabs and hooks, closing Downey's eyes after the fifth and dominating the remainder of the bout for the St. Paul fighter.
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Aroba
Jock Malone
Bryan Downey
Downey
Malone
St. Paul Flash
Five Cent Cigar Returns With Better Than Normal Value
New York reports General Cigar Co. Inc announces the Wm. Penn 5 cent cigar designed for the American smoker. Priced at six cents straight per unit but sold by the hundred at five dollars, the cigar offers long filler, select binder, and imported wrapper. Company says it is a year ahead in quality and urges dealers not to undercut price.
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New York
General Cigar Co., Inc
Win
Penn
Wm. Penn
General Cigar Co. Inc
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Art Langile
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Rita Meyer
Irene Stephens
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