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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

14

Pope Has Last Try at Record in Intercollegiate Meet

Captain Gus Pope of the University of Washington aims to set a new Intercollegiate discus record at the National Intercollegiate meet on Stagg Field Chicago. His best Greek weight throw stands around 146 feet 5 inches, with practice sessions surpassing prior marks. Four UW teammates join Pope, including Frankland Hurley Pratt and Beall, to challenge top collegiate competitors from Illinois California Harvard and Pennsylvania.

Gus Pope University of Washington Stagg Field Chicago Pope Harvard Charley Frankland Vic Hurley Reg. Gie Pratt Harry Beall United States Seattle Laurance Brown University of Pennsylvania Brown Franklin Field Philadelphia Clarence Edmundson University of Illinois Edmundson University of California Frankland Washington Earl Thompson Dartmouth Prankland Pullman

Electric Co. Clinches City League Title with 2 of 3

The Electric Co. team finished first by taking two of three from Power and Light. Palo Clear No 1 Rippe's Cafe Three Old Birds and BN Brooks swept Northwestern Palo Cigar No 8 King D Oro and Canterbury Candy Co. W C Strong had high game 237 and Kooh led with high total 28.

Electric Co Power Palo Clear Rippe’s Cafe Three Old Birds BN. Brooks Northwestern Palo Cigar No King D'Oro Canterbury Candy Co W. C. Strong Kooh Rippe Hingley W. CG. Stren McCarthy O'Donnell King D'Oro Cigars Durnford Bupone Shepard Onatan Power and Cooper

Miss Leitch Wins French Golf Championship

In Fontainebleau France on June 17 Miss Cecil Leitch the British woman’s golf champion won the French championship. She defeated Miss Joyce Wethered also of Britain in the final round 4 and 5 in 86 holes.

Fontainebledu France Cecil Leitch Miss Leitch Misa Joyce Wethered Mlle Suzane Lengien America Molla Bjurdstedt Mallory Picardy Riviera

Beall to Lead Washington in Northwest 440 Event

The Sun Dodgers rely on Harry Beall to defend the Northwest 440 record and excel in the half mile. Beall will face top national competitors while Wash ington hopes for a strong showing in a meet noted for its deep sprinting talent.

Sun Dodgers Northwest Harry Beall Washington Beall Little Star

Man o War Seeks Comeback Run on the Track

Trainer Louis Feustel plans Man o War to return to racing after retirement. The Mahubah colt’s mile world record was recently lowered by Audacious at Belmont to 1 35 3.5. Feustel aims to reclaim the fastest mile title for the famed horse while noting past champions’ failed comebacks.

Louis Feustel Audacious Belmont Track Feuster Jim Jeffries Jack Johnson Lexington

Hornsby Aims For .400 Batting Average This Season

Rogers Hornsby, star second baseman, leads the league in batting and fielding as of June 2 with a slugging record of .411. He hopes to hit for an average of .400 or better, citing his eye for the ball and straight line hits. He weighs 165 pounds, bats right handed, and remains undistracted by Giants’ $200,000 offer or four-player trade talks.

Rogers Hornsby Hornsby Annan Sne Giants Bin Cardinal

Dempsey Back In Training At Atlantic City

Jack Dempsey resumes boxing training in Atlantic City on June 17. He walks in the morning and plans to spar with Babe Herman and heavyweights Larry Williams, Jack Renault, and Battling Ghee. Observers praise his condition, while promoter John Sheehan and trainer William Donovan note positive signs. Jersey commission delays referee decision.

Atlantic City N. J Jack Dempsey Babe Herman Larry Williams Jack Renault Battling Ghee Dempsey Jack William Pooch") Donovan Harvard Pooch Willard John McCormack John Sheehan Boston Dempscy Toledo Kearns Jersey Boxing Commission Richard Commission

Carpentier Program Outlined For Remainder Of Training

In Mantiasset New York on June 17 manager Deschamps outlined Georges Carpentier’s training plan. He will alternate easy boxing days with rest, keeping the boxer's weight near target. Carpentier says he feels not the slightest overtrained as morning work in Sherry park was light and gloves were forbidden.

Mantiasset N. Y Georges Carpentier Deschamps Francois Sherry Park Georges

Yanks' Home Cleared for New Stadium Site

Colonels Jacob Ruppert and T. L. Huston secure full title to the Yankees site in New York. Real estate cost $600,000 with total plant cost expected at about $2,300,000. The stadium will seat 85,000 spectators.

New York Jacob Ruppert T. L. Huston Yankees

Connie Mack backs headgear as regular baseball gear

Philadelphia May 17 Connie Mack athletic chief says baseball headgear has not been adopted this season but expects it to become a regular part of outfits. He is strongly for the change.

Tomorow Philadelphia Connie Mack

Dempsey in better condition says McAuliffe ahead of fight

Atlantic City report quotes promoter McAuliffe saying Jack Dempsey is in better shape than two years ago in Toledo. He notes improved footwork and cooling wind, while predicting conditioning will be a decisive factor in the upcoming bout.

Uwacle Sam Sahara New Jersey Rickard Atlantic City N. J Jack Dempsey Toledo Jack Carpentier’s

United States Plans $225 Million Port and Harbor Investment

The government intends to spend 225 million dollars on the development of New York Citys port and harbor infrastructure. The allocation signals a broad upgrade program affecting shipping, docks, and related facilities in the metropolitan area.

United States New York

Phosphorus Deposits Found on Uninhabited Island South of Japan

Large deposits of phosphorus were discovered on an uninhabited island located south of Japan. The find could have implications for regional resource development and maritime activity in the area. Further assessments are expected to determine the potential economic value and any environmental concerns.

Japan

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