Dixie Boy Ranks High in Boxing
Promoter Lonnie Austin praises Jimmy Rivers as a promising Northwest lightweight with goals to gain experience against appropriate competition. Rivers, called the Dixie Panther in Tacoma, faces Harold Jones in Tacoma then Bob Harper battles Sacco in Seattle, with Harper extending to six rounds.
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Dixie Boy
Austin
Joe Gans
Gans
West
Dave Holly
Pleasant Beach
Benny
Rivers
Northwest
Bob Harper
Jimmy
Seattle
Harper
Travie Davis
Frankie Rogers
Sacco Harper
Sacco
King Draws Near In Vancouver Bout Rematch Hopes
Tom King the Australian middleweight, who boxes Joe Hagan Thursday, is noted as a tough fighter. He recently won a 10 round decision over Gordon McKay in Vancouver, B C, and faces a capable opponent in Eagan. McKay may box Mike Gibbons in Vancouver on July 8 and Boise Idaho on July 8, pending final arrangements.
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Tom King
Joe Hagan
Gordon McKay
Vancouver
B. C
King
Eagan
McKay
Mike Gibbons
Boise
Idaho
Altho
Shade to Return West in Welterweight clash note
Dave Shade plans a return to the Northwest facing strong coast opposition including Jimmy Duffy Travie Davia and Bobby Harper. Syracuse University lacrosse team posts 16 straight victories and wins the Northern Intercollegiate title.
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Dave Shade
Shade
Shades
Jimmy Duffy
Travie Davia
Bobby Harper
Syracuse University
Dad Henry to Manage Third Annual City Swim Meet
Veteran swimming enthusiast Henry, known as Dad, has accepted The Star invitation to manage the Third Annual City swimming meet in August under the newspaper’s auspices. He will confer with The Star’s sporting editor today to finalize plans for the event.
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Henry
Star Swim Meet
Dad" Henry
The
Star
Star Today
English golf stars George Duncan Abe Mitchell to tour US
George Duncan and Abe Mitchell plan an American tour starting July 16 with a Park Ridge match against Alfred Hackbarth and Jock Hutchinson after arriving in Chicago on July 6 to practice at Skokie. Dartmouth dominates spring golf, Port Jervis club fund reaches 30 000, and other results include Moertin's Irish title and exhibition plans in New York and Oak Park.
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George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Chicago
Skokie
Park Ridge
Alfred Hackbarth
Jock Hutchinson
Port Jervis
N. Y
C. A. McHugh
F. Taylor
Alex Herd
Philmant Country Club
New York
Great Brittain
Wille Hunter
Chick” Evans
J. H. Taylor
Oak Park
Big Ten Tennis Meet Heads For Tacoma Card
The North’s major tennis events return to Tacoma in August featuring international doubles and junior boys singles. Contenders include Armand Marion or Joe Livengood, with Isadore Westrman of Portland Abner Muma of Spokane and Johnny Proctor of Victoria among the noted challengers. Local Seattle Tennis Club hosts the preliminary center championships and the Seattle trials to select Tacoma entrants.
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Weat
Tacoma
Armand Marion
Joe Livengood
Beattie
Isadore Westerman
Portland
Abner Muma
Spokane
Johnny Proctor
Victoria
Seattle
Bill Johnston to Play Again for National Tennis Title
William Johnston plans another bid for the national tennis title as he heads East in early July after strong California form. He aims to win a third title, with the silver trophy awarded to three-time champions, alongside rival William Tilden.
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Bill Johnston
William Johnston
William Tilden
California
East
Von Elm to Be Real Busy This Summer
George Von Elm the youthful Pacific Northwest champion outlines a busy summer. He will defend his position at Omaha Nebraska then plans to enter the Western and national events.
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George von Film
Pacific Northwest
Omaha
Neb
Piper & Taft Claims Title in Coast League Rout
Piper & Taft sealed the coast league park championship by a 12 to 0 win over Spalding. Center held the A. G. boys to four singles as J. Hoagland struggled to retire opponents. Final score shows Piper & Taft 13 to 0 with Chester and Sullivan backing up Hoagland and Young.
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Sporting Goods Store
Spalding
Coast League Park
Chenter
A. G. Boys
J. Hoagland
Piper & Taft's
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Chester and Sullivan
Balance Is Secret Of W & W Success
The West & Wheeler club leads The Star Junior Baseball trophy thanks to balanced play. Don Burke Art Butler and Charley Hardin provide strong pitching while Ray Willis backs the plate with a heavy bat. Infielders Kirkey Finney Collins and Butler or Burke plus outfielders Willis Todd Morse hold up their end. The team fights back to win games that look lost.
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Leo H. Lassen
Alance
West & Wheeler Club
Seattle
Don Burke
Art Butler
Charley Hardin
Ray Willis
Hia Salu
Kirkey
Butler
Burke
Finney
Collins
Ron Willis
Todd
Morse
Real Estate team tops Seattle junior baseball league
Rhind the West Wheeler club manager Snooge Lambert receives praise for guiding the Real Estate team to the top. Other managers such as Chuck Williams Pete Andrea and Pop OConner are also commended for their active support of junior baseball in Seattle and efforts to mentor younger players.
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RHIND
West & Wheeler Club
Snooge” Lambert
Lambert
Connie Mack
Seattle
Chuck” Williams
Fremont
Pete Andrea
Three Brothers Dye Works
Pop” O'Conner
Louie
French Dry Cleaners
Nore
Bohne’s example urges patience with young players
The article argues confidence is crucial for young ball players and that quick benching after errors harms development. Sammy Bohne, a famed Seattle Coast League star, faced mistakes but kept striving, illustrating that encouragement improves players and teams more than frequent removal from the lineup.
Umpire Kokash Praises Dean and Burke in Series
The Star service umpire Kokash rates Seattle area players highly. He calls Monroe Dean of Fremont the best hitter in the series so far and hails the 17 year old as a veteran third baseman. He also backs Don Burke of Weet Wheeler for success in higher competition next season.
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Kokash
Dean
SE Kokash
Star Serices
Seattle
Monroe Dean
Fremont
Don Burke
Weet & Wheeler
Burke
Hillman Merchants Rely On Spirit Against West & Wheeler
The Hillman Merchants, youngest and smallest in the finals, refuse to quit after heavy series losses. They prepare for a Sunday game at Lincoln Park against West & Wheeler, despite missing star Ernie Leidtke who has left the team. The club looks to 1923 with optimism and renewed effort.
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Hillman
Altho
West & Wheeler
Lincoln Park
Hillman Club
Ernie Leidtke
Two More Games Set In Star League Race 1922
The Fremont Cyclones face Washington Park at Lincoln Park at noon Sunday while West and Wheeler meet Hillman Merchants at 2 p m The playoff hopes hinge on Washington Park beating Fremont and Hillman Merchants beating Real Estate with Park holding a slim chance to tie for first place.
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Star League
Fremont Cyclones
Washington Park Club
Lincoln Park
West & Wheeler
Hillman Merchants
Washington Park
Weet & Wheeler
Kirkwood Leads British Open Qualifying on Day Two
Joe Kirkwood of Australia shot a 72 on the St George's course to reach 147, leading the second day of British Open qualifying. Jim Barnes matched 72 for 154 total, while Jock Hutchison fell back with 78 to 149 and Harry Vardon carded 80 for 152.
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Andwich
Eng
Joe Kirkwood
Australia
St. George’s
Jim Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Harry Vardon
Homers Hit By Notable Players Across Major Leagues
Ruth of the Yankees, Smith of the Giants, Miller of the Cubs, Peters of Philo, Pratt of the Red Sox, Kauffman of the Cubs each hit one homer in their team totals. Totals show seven for Ruth, three for Smith, three for Miller, two for Peters, one for Pratt, one for Kauffman.
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Ruth
Yanks
Smith
Giants
Miller
Cubs
Peters
Philo
Pratt
Red Sox
Kauffman
Burns Named Next Reds Manager in Cinay Scheme
Reports say Pat Moran will coach the Ciney Reds this season end, with George Burns, formerly with the New York Giants and currently an outfielder for Ciney, set to assume managerial duties of the Ohio club.
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Pat Moran
Ciney Reds
George Burns
Yok Giants
Reds
Ohio Outfit
Casey Fights Sailor Vincent in Four Round Upset
Harry Casey challenged Sailor Vincent at Bremerton with a ten pound weight handicap. Vincent won by decision after four hard rounds as about 152 pounds faced 140. A large crowd watched the smoker as Baltimore National League club pursuits continued.
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Harry Casey
Vincent
Bremerton
Casey
Sisler Still Tops as Baseball Star of His Era
PORGE SISLER is the great star of baseball today. The St. Louis first baseman leads the American League in hitting, stolen bases, runs scored, and total hits. Browns sit atop the AL race as Seattle prepares a two week visit to the West Coast teams. Stuffy McInnis endures a rare error in 167 games, a notable fielding streak after a 1971 season with one error and near two thousand chances. Cleveland’s first baseman also earns praise for his solid defense.
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Porge Sisler
Sie’a
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Browns
Seattle
Oakland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Stuffy McInnis
Cleveland
Sullivan Tumbles To Columbus In American Association Shuffle
John Sullivan was turned over to Los Angeles by the Chicago Cuba but failed to make good and was sent to the Columbus outfield in the American Association.
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John Sullivan
Los Angeles
Chicago Cuba
Columbus
Americno Association
Gardiner Seeks Waiver After Injury Rebound Start
Harry Gardiner faced waiver requests before his return to play in Los Angeles last week. Vernon refused, and Gardiner appears to have restarted, troubled by a fore shoulder through much of spring.
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Harry Gardiner
Los Angeles
Vernon
Harry
Pitchers and pinch hitters fuel daily baseball action
Yesterday's games featured Peters homering with two on in the ninth to lift the Phillies 8 to 5 over the Subs, Montis driving in two as White Sea blanked Benatora 2–0, and Detroit extending its win streak to seven with an 11–0 pasting of the Red Sox. Pratt homered in the eighth with two on. Hellman saw 10 straight hits but faltered in the fourth. Ruth hit his seventh homer before being ejected. Yankees dropped to eighth straight after loss to Indians. Giants fell to Cards 4–2 as Karl Smith drove in three. Johnston delivered a 14th inning RBI for Robins in a 6–6 tie with Pirates. Browns beat Athletico 5–1 with McManus aiding the inning push.
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Detroit
Red Sox
Pratt
Hellman
Defaults Mar Mondays Play in Star Net Meet
The Star-Net Park tournament opened with doubles action, Earl White and Frank Kozlowski defeating Roses and Montag 6 2 8 6 in the feature men’s doubles. Many doubles matches yielded defaults advancing players toward semifinals.
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Star Net
Efaults
Earl White
Frank Kozlowski
E. Roses
L. C. Montag
Star Tennis Doubles Players Await Wednesday Schedule
All doubles players in The Star's coverage should call Wood land Park meet organizers between 9 a.m. and noon Wednesday to learn Wednesday's schedule. If rain occurs today the current schedule will apply tomorrow.
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Woodland Park
Betts and Joy Team Schedule Report
Today's schedule lists multiple afternoon games. Teams include Mrs Bragdon with Marian Souie Henderson facing Gertrude Pearl and Marian Jackson, plus several other pairings such as Littie and Meyer versus Hardy and Soderberg. Local results hinge on matchups like Lagerstrom Meyer against Thompson, and Dyer Jackson versus Vander Las Bourque.
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Bragdon
Marian Souie Henderson
Gertrude Pearl
Marian Jackson
Dorothy Littie
Rita Meyer
Hardy
Soderberg
O’brien
Schermer
van der Las
Hesketh
Burr and Stephens
McLain and
Kalbach
Bill Fox
Marion
Marion Hoyt
Lund
Dranga
Scott
Lenglen Mallory Duel Promises Quiet Tension
London awaits a Lenglen versus Mallory match at the British championships. American champion Molla Mallory refuses to discuss the rumored instructions from America while she follows a silence policy. Her stance leaves rivals and fans to speculate on the showdown.
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Ondon
Molla Mallory
Althoul
London
Champ Denies Row With Manager Kearns in Oakland
In Oakland Jack Dempsey through his brother and spokesman tem denied serious trouble with manager Jack Kearns. He says Kearns has his home as headquarters in Oakland after arriving yesterday. He would not comment on issues with former trainer Ted Hayes and planned to depart for New York pending a telegram from Kearns.
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Oakland
Cal
Jack Demsey
Bis Brother
Pro
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Ted Hayes
Dempsey
New York
Ruth Suspended Three Days After On Field Altercation
Babe Ruth, star slugger of the American League, was suspended for three days by President Ban Johnson after an argument with umpire Dineen in Cleveland. A decision on fines was to be announced soon. Also reported, Red Lewis defeated Frankie Burns in the 11th round in London.
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Babe Ruth
Ban Johnson
Dineen
Cleveland
London
Red Kid Lewis
Frankie Burns
Glendon Has Made History in College Rowing
Billy Evans surveys the rise of Navy and Cornell coaching legacies with Jim Ten Eyck at Syracuse and the family coaching tradition. He notes the evolution of training styles from English to American, citing Navy’s two generation approach and broader shifts in rowing and other sports.
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and Ten Eyck
Syracuse University
Ten Eyck
Courtney
Cornell
Jim Ten Eyck
Syra
Annapolis
Navy
Eastern fears Washington oarsmen in college regatta
Henry L. Farrell reports that eastern athletes expect a fierce race in the intercollegiate rowing championship at Poughkeepsie with Navy Cornell and Washington vying for top honors as the West challenges the East. The article notes the Navy and Cornell strength and Washington’s rising form ahead of the race.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
Washington
Poughkeesie
Ora
Hudson
Naval Academy
Ithaca
Cornell
University of Ington
California
Pacific Coast
Fornia
Poughkeepsie
Wisconsin
Pokeepsie
Navy
Washi
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Bruce Hesketh
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BE. Roses
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