Washington Crew Dark Horse In Big Sunday Regatta
The Star Junior baseball series tops the Columbia Park card as Fremont Cyclones meet West & Wheeler in a pivotal Sunday clash. A win by West & Wheeler could seal the title. Fremont would set up a tie with Washington Park if victorious next week. Don Burke faces Curley Bowers in the opener at noon with Carl Roe to start for Fremont in the nightcap.
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Seattle Splits Two Games With Angels
Seattle uses Vean Gregg and Lefty Burger in the doubleheader with Los Angeles. Gregg loses 4 to 3 in a seventh inning collapse while Burger wins 5 to 2 for Seattle. Notable: Anaheim result part of a broader losing streak context.
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McKay to Box Mike Gibbons in Billings Tilt
Mike Gibbons plans a West tour with a 10 round bout against Gordon McKay Pacific coast middleweight champion in Billings Montana on June 21. The St Paul phantom resumes scheduled fights after a long postponement.
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Boxing Notes Delay and Hopes for Labor Day Title Fight
Boxing gossip from Olympia recalls Abe Kubey Johnston losing a close decision to Morgan Jones of Tacoma. Jane Willard and Jack Dempeer plan a Labor Day bout, with Willard showing sincere interest in a title chance. Mary Casey, known for rough play, colors the 135-pound scene as local contenders push for a coast title shot. Michaels has moved to California rings. Jimmy Rivers rises in the Northwest, eyeing top status amid upcoming main events.
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Sacc o Makes Good Glove Record Here
Boxing card announced for Thursday smoker features Jimmy Sacco versus Bob Harper at catchweights. Also on the bill are Tom King against Joe Egan middleweights and Jimmy Rivers meeting Harold Jones lightweights. Welterweights Frank Hayes versus Roy McCanslin and featherweights Keddie Nelson versus Frankie Green.
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Joe Egan
Jimmy Rivers
Harold Jones
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Roy McCanslin
Keddie Nelson
Frankie Green
Harp vs Sacco Set for Thursday at Arena
The Boston lightweight Sacco, unbeaten since arriving in the Northwest, meets Bobby Harper in a six and ten round card at the Arena. Sacco has defeated Bobby Michaels and Joe Gorman and drawn with Gorman and Harper in Vancouver. Jimmy Malone, Cascade AC matchmaker, plans the rest of the card.
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City Tennis Championship Semis Set at Seattle Club
Bonde Turenne and Harold Van Dyke Johns reached the city singles semi finals with Turenne beating Bruce Hesketh and Johns defeating Dick Van der Las. Turenne and Taylor faced Burr and Lalzure in doubles. Bourque defeated Meyer for the women’s title and Langlie won the boys’ crown. Mixed doubles semi finals and finals are scheduled for Sunday.
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Dempsey Fires Trainer Hayes as Manager Kearns Rumors Grow
Los Angeles June 17 A surprise move by Jack Dempsey dismissing trainer Teddy Hayes roared through the champion’s camp. Dempsey indicated he will select his own handlers in the future and denied confirming reports that Lee Moore may replace Hayes. Rumors persist of tension with manager Kearns after Hayes' departure east with Kearns and a training-room brawl alleging damage to a carpenter.
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Yesterday's Heroes Spark Weekend Baseball Chaos
A jumble of game results shows Cubs victory over Braves 4 to 1 in 11th. White Sox beat Athiletion 9 to 6. Tigmere topple Yanks 9 to 4 dropping them from first. Red Sox rally to edge Indians. Giants rout Pirates. Browne surge to first with 18 to 6 win over Menatora.
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Tennis Statistics Saturday Schedule Highlights Mixed Doubles
Saturday schedule lists matches including Robinson and Ercie versus Burr and A Marion, Langite versus Harold Wilder, M Williams and Fox against Scott and Harria, Van der Las versus Bruce Hesketh, Lagerstrom versus Langite, Nyren and Ayers versus Swanson and Duett, and multiple other doubles pairings with several winners indicated.
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Harria
Dick van der Las
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Doubles Results Highlight Mixed Wins and Defaults
Swanson and Puett defeated Abrams and Baxter 62 63. Williams and Dyer beat Schwartz and Fox 4 6 11 9 60. Moreland and Carlson and Myles and Barnstrom defaulted. Hoyt and Lund won by default over Nedelka and Hickman. Duett and Bwanson beat Scully and Butler by default. Nan and Clarke and McLaughlin sand Stewart all defaulted.
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Citys Saturday Schedule Highlights Two Afternoon Events
The program lists 2 p m Harold Van Dyke Johns and 3 30 p m Burr and Lassure versus Leon de Turenne, Turenne and Taylor as featured bouts in a local athletics card.
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Local tennis finals show mixed results across divisions
Mrs Simonne Bourque won women’s singles 7 6 7 5 over Ming Rita Meyer. Harold Van Dyke Johns defeated Richard Van der Las 64 64 in men’s singles semi finals. Leon de Turenne beat Bruce Hesketh 6 2 6 4. Doubles saw de TurenneTaylor and BurrLaisure prevail in multiple matches as juniors and boys divisions crown Armand Marion and Howard Langue with tight scores.
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Morvich Faces Greatest Turf Test at Aqueduct and Latonia
Morvich the California colt undefeated in 12 starts meets Snob II in the Carlton Stakes at Aqueduct and next week faces top European blood in the Kentucky Special at Latonia. Despite humble origins on Spreckels farm, he has earned 169000 for his buyer Ben Black and his trainer, challenging the sport’s aristocracy.
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Homers Hit Yesterday by Major League Players
Yesterday in big league games Williams of Philadelphia hit one homer for a total of six. Smith of the Red Sox added one for a total of six. Grimes of the Cubs also homered once, bringing his total to four.
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Five Big Matches on Today at Woodland Park
Five big matches at Woodland Park in the Star Woodland Park tennis tournament face delays from city tournament conflicts. In the upper bracket Art Langlie meets Leo Lagerstrom at 2 pm, with the winner facing Earl White at 6 pm. Lower bracket Bruce Hesket h faces Dick Vander Las at 1 pm and Frank Kozlowski meets Fletcher Johnson at 2 pm, with winners meeting at 6 pm. Doubles are sparse and the day concentrates on men s events only. Junior semis include Armand Marion and Melvin Dranga, with Honard Langlie and Harold Williams also playing the other semi finals. winners advance to face Bill Fox in the afternoon. Finals slated for next Saturday at Woodland Park.
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Great meet scheduled for Chicago
Cooler weather and overcast skies energized national college athletes in Chicago for the national meet. California and Nebraska were expected to contend for top honors while Illinois, the 1921 champions, would not compete. Notre Dame had a slender chance. Everett Bradley was absent with a family illness, aiding California’s bid. In another game, Hauser’s pinch hit delivered a 10 to 8 victory for the Athletics over the White Sox with Walter hitting his 13th homer and Dykes his sixth.
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Heavyweight Title Talk Sparks Anew Inquiries And Rumors
Rumors sell the heavyweight scene as Harry Wills posts a 2500 forfeit and New York boxing authorities seek reasons for Dempsey to fight him. Dempsey remains silent while talk of a Wills bout or a Brennan rematch circulates, with Wills noted as fast and powerful but not proven to sustain a brutal finish.
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Navy crews set for peak race at Hudson river regatta
West coast powerhouse Washington faces strong Eastern rivals including Navy Yale and Cornell in a late season regatta on the river. Navy and Pennsylvania appear toughest to challenge with Syracuse and Columbia hoping to surprise.
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Norse swimmer Borg stars in latest meet feats
Arne Borg the Swedish swimming ace dominates recent shows with fast times across 106 1:04 220 yards 2:28 500 yards 5:48 and 100 meters 14:07 while top statisticians note record dates and official course marks. Contenders include Charles Toth in July aiming at the English Channel and Lester Smith returning after illness as outdoor championships loom with new talents and tours planned to Australia New Zealand.
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