Seals Triumph Over Seals in Rough Bay Area Baseball
Seattle edged the San Francisco Seals 6 to 4 in a bruising game marked by six Jacobs hits and highlight plays by O’Connell and Cunningham. Eldred and Cunningham produced key runs while O’Connell starred in right field and Ibs and Middleton contributed solid defense. The Seals showed strong infield play, balanced by steady Seattle batting and pitching, with O’Doul and Crumpler noted as potential future threats.
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Hurley Faces Big Task in College Meet in Chicago
Washington sprinter Victor Hurley aims to defend his undefeated 100 yard dash record at the National Intercollegiate meet in Chicago Saturday. He will face Woodring of Syracuse Scholz of Missouri and Kirksey of Stanford. Hurley also eyes top finishes in the 220 and low hurdles while Frankland Pope Beall and Pratt are noted contenders in other events.
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Parade Precedes Seattle Indians Big Game in Downtown
Crowds lined downtown streets for the Booster Day parade before the Seattle Indians faced the San Francisco Seals. Dr. Warren Richardson, who named the Indians, led as guest of honor, followed by former Police Chief Joel Warren and his Wild West Indians. Frankie Kiplet and film star Clara Kimball Young joined in colorful attire.
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Star Woodland Park Mixed Doubles Champions Crowned
Wilton Smith and Josephine Folack win the 1921 Star Woodland Park mixed doubles title, defeating Bruce Hesketh and Libbie Ferris in straight sets 6 5 and 6 4. Prizes are claimable at Piper Taft's tennis department as listed in the Star.
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Washington Tennis Team Defeats Davies Neer Pair
Marshall Allen and Bill Taylor of Washington led a varsity tennis victory over Davies and Neer of Stanford. The locals won two of three matches as Stanford teams tour the East, with prior wins over Yale Chicago Michigan and Minnesota.
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First Evangelical Wins Opener In City Championship
The First Evangelical defeated University Presbyterian 5 to 2 to take the opening game of a three game series for the city church baseball championship. Jacobs found form on the road after a difficult start, while Bill Stumpf at short earned a single and a walk amid a notable play by Ellison’s Jesse James in the fourth. San Francisco leads, Sacramento was routed by Oakland, and Seattle trails by four and a half games.
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Edwards Wins As Carpen ter Is Knocked Out In Fourth Round
Edwards defeats Frankie Carpenter in the four round main event at the Pavilion. referee Ted Whitman controversially ruled Carpenter down after a foul claim, but Edwards maintained the advantage with superior punching. The night included a draw between Roy McCasslin and Wild Soldier Woods, and Red Gage scored a decisive kayo over Kirk in earlier action.
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Carpentier Shown Fastest Heavyweight by Kilbane
Georges Carpentier impresses as the fastest heavyweight Kilbane has seen plans for July 2 title bout. He favors speed work training at Manhasset and Jersey rings with Journee and Jeannette while preparing to counter Dempsey’s bulldog rush.
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Stanford Grid Coach Hunt Narrows to Henderson Ingram
Elmer Henderson former Broadway coach and Hill Ingram ex Annapolis star are top Stanford candidates. Henderson coaches at USC. Ingram, an ensign on the USS California, hopes for an offer. Nelson Norgren and Walter Powell also linked to the post amid Evans being dismissed after faculty clashes. The Cardinal face Washington and California next season. Dink Templeton may join as assistant coach.
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Keio Defeats Golden Bears In Tokyo Series
Keio University defeats the University of California in a three game baseball set, winning the deciding contest 6 to 5 in Tokyo. Canadian roller skater George Paris to run a one mile race at Tacoma on July Fourth with George Barker of Detroit, both showing fast times.
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All Junior Ball Teams Schedule for Sunday Action
The Star junior baseball teams clash Sunday with Eckart Cigar Co facing Shamrox Cubs at Woodland Park Three Brothers Dye Works Cubs meet Ewerman Grocery at Walla Walla Youngstown against Georgetown Cubs at South Seattle Highland Park versus Queen Anne Aerials at Mercerfield Collins Juniors play Washington Park at Washington Park Pirates host Bulldogs at Lincoln Park Home team managers should report game times by 6 p m tonight.
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Stirling Eliminated In French Women’s Golf Tourney
In Fontainbleu France on June 16 Miss Alexa Stirling was eliminated from the French women’s golf tournament by Joyce Wethered the British runner up. Stirling reached the semifinals with brilliant play in earlier rounds but failed to find form in the semifinals losing control of her irons.
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Seven Bouts on Friday Night at Pavilion Show
Clay Hite promotes an amateur boxing show at the Pavilion with seven bouts slated for Friday night. Local contestants are featured and the crowd is expected to see future champions. Action begins at 8 30 with admission 50 cents and one dollar. Bremerton Elks face the fast O S B New York ball club Saturday at Athletic Park, then Seattle South ark on Sunday at the same diamond.
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Cornell Leads Rowing Regatta Entry Order Next Week
Poughkeepsie June 16 Cornell University drew the first position in the varsity race of the upcoming rowing regatta. Navy, Pennsylvania, Columbia, California and Syracuse followed in the entry order.
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Swimming Promoters Lose Coin in Northwest Meet
Local swimming circles report financial losses for promoters after the Crystal club lost money on the P N A indoor meet. The Pacific Coast indoor championship, set for July 27, may be canceled unless interest rises, with costs around $1,000. The outdoor season in Victoria, B C, planned for July 1 has been postponed indefinitely.
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Auburn Wins Big Ball Tilt At Auburn
The Auburn ball team defeated the 69th infantry by 12 to 8 in a fast game noted for heavy hitting. Charley Schmutz pitched well and delivered two extra base hits, with Gale Staley also contributing. Auburn faces Everett next Sunday with many former Northwestern leaguers likely in the lineup.
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