Washington captain Don Evans to compete in P N A games
Don Evans captain of the University of Washington track team, now with Seattle A C colors, clears the high bar at 5 feet 7 inches in a photo. He holds the Northwestern intercollegiate javelin record with 153 feet 6 inches and will enter high jump and javelin at Madison Park tomorrow. Evans, a Seattle native and senior, is expected to be the coast’s top collegiate jumper next year. Results listed Seattle Tacoma 3 Vancouver 11 Victoria Portland Spokane 4 with Tacoma to Seattle today.
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Joan
Evans
Don Evans
Seattle A. C
University of Washington
Northwestern
Madison Park
California
Beeson
Horiie
Tacoma
Vancouver
Spokane
Portland
Giants overpower Bengals 6 to 3 in Tacoma drubbing
Giants beat the Bengals 6 to 3 as Seattle pitcher Zackert held visitors to five singles. Leard and Cruikshank sparked a seventh inning score while Bassey homered for Tacoma. Ed Kennedy faltered late as Giants backed Zackett with solid defense and timely hits.
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Bengals
Zackert
Seattle
Bert Hall
Leard
Cruikshank
Count Bassey
Zackett
Tigers
Morse
Lynch
Mike Lynch
Burns
Ed Kennedy
Coleman
Weed
Bassey
Ort
Joe Seaton
Seattle Autoists to Journey to Vancouver BC
About 75 members of the Seattle Automobile club plan the season’s first trip to Vancouver, B C, leaving Seattle next Saturday morning. The caravan will head to Blaine for a welcome celebration, then continue with Blaine and Bellingham drivers to Vancouver, arriving Sunday night for coronation festivities.
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Vancouver
B. C
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Seattle Motorcycle Club to Mount Rainier Run
The Seattle Motorcycle Club plans a trip to Mount Rainier on Sunday with about 75 machines expected to start at 5:56 a.m. from Pioneer Square and return late in the evening. Frank M. Fretwell, secretary of the local charge, handles trip arrangements. The route along Vancouver Island roads will be well mapped and in good condition.
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Vancouver Island
Frank M. Fretwell
Vancouver
Seattle
Mtorcycle Club
Mount Rainier
Pioneer Uate
Tom Morris trophy links competition opens across clubs
Sporting Sparks Chicago reports the Tom Morris trophy event begins with eight man teams from member clubs. Each club fields a team on its own links and the trophy cycles to the winner for a year with a fifth triumph securing permanent ownership.
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Western Golf Association
Milwaukee boxing match and racing results from recent events
Ages filed by Napoleon Johnson colored alleged to have been hit over the head with a bat in Cantilion s hands. Pat Moore and Kid Graves matched to fight ten rounds at Boston June 26. Willonyax won the two and a half mile race for three year olds at Ascot Heath yesterday.
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Cantilion
Milwaukee
Pat Moore
Kid Graves
Boston
Ascot Heath
Willonyax
Pink Saturday to Feature Track Meet Results in The Star
The Star Pink Saturday will publish most results from the P N A track meet and may include world record notes if conditions favor records. It will carry pictures of contenders in action and also report Northwestern and Eastern league games.
Mrs H Schuyler Britton Denies Selling Cardinals
Mrs H Schuyler Britton principal owner of the St. Louis National League Baseball club denied rumors she would sell her holdings and denied reports of a reorganization of club officials. She praised the showing of the Cardinals and thanked the fans for their support.
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Soldiers See a Fast Fight at Port Lawton
About 500 spectators watched Holly Giles knock out the Tumwater Kid in the first minute of the final round of a ten round bout. Giles, a colored boy, sent the Kid to the mat with rights and lefts to the jaw. Kid Scott and Roy Ballinger fought to a four round draw. Frank Burns refereed.
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Holly Giles
Lawton
Giles
Kid Scott
Roy Ballinger
Frank Burns
Klaus After Papke in San Francisco Title Bid
Frank Klaus the Pittsburg middleweight meets Billy Papke to decide the crown after Klaus defeated Montana Dan Sullivan in four rounds in Oakland. Sullivan was knocked out in round four of a six round bout, a bout that helped Klaus claim the title contention. Referee Eddie Smith ruled no foul for a below belt blow. In New York entries closed for the U S golf championship to be held in Chicago June 23 24 with a record number of entrants.
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San Francisco
Frank Klaus
Pittsburg
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Montana
Dan Sullivan
Oakland
Stanley Ketchel
Kraus
Sull
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Eddie Smith
New York
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