Seattle Star Net Tourney Opens on Woodland Park Courts
Inclement weather delays play as the Seattle Star Net Tourney at Woodland Park resumes after 2 p.m. matches. Several singles and doubles results reported from day one with Waller and Williams advancing, Allen injured, and many matches to be rescheduled due to rain and wind.
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Roy Foley
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Dick Vanderias
Piper & Taft
Boldt’s Lunch Pastry and Hard Rolls Promotion
Local bakery advertises Boldt’s Lunch Pastry and Hard Rolls for takeout. The brief promo invites customers to bring home fresh baked goods from Boldt’s, emphasizing variety and quality.
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Fletcher in Line for Real Reward from Giants Fans
Arthur Fletcher veteran shortstop of the Gianta traded to the Phillies for Dave Bancroft earns praise from New York fans. Lionel Kramer leads a movement to award Fletcher a testimonial for 11 years at the Polo Grounds. Kramer hails Fletcher as a steady, brilliant player who helped many youngsters and never sought the limelight.
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Phillies
Dave Bancroft
New York
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Polo Grounds
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Arthur
Giants
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New Arkansas Coach Named for Razorbacks
George W. McLaren of the renowned University of Pittsburgh grid team will coach the Arkansas Razorbacks this fall. He hails from a celebrated era of undefeated play and is introduced as the new head coach for the upcoming season.
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Fayetteville
George W. McLaren
University of Pittsburg
Razorbacks
White Sox Pitcher Reb Russell Seeks Milwaukee Move
Reb Russell, recently released White Sox left hander, seeks to join Jack Egan's Milwaukee club and switch to infield duties. He aims to continue his career in Milwaukee baseball.
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Reb Russell
White Sox
Jack Egan
Konowaloff Breaks World Mark at Crystal Pool Meet
Marie Konowaloff of Crystal Swimming Club lowers the world 50 yards backstroke mark to 32.35 seconds at the Crystal Pool meet, also tying the Pacific coast record in the 50-yard back stroke and setting coast records in the 220-yard freestyle and women’s distance plunge. Lambert Sternbergh dominates events, leading Crystal to a strong team showing, with Anna Mayhall Wagstaff and Beth Langley among top finishers as Seattle prepares for Olympiad tryouts.
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Marie Konowaloff
Seattle
Duke Kahanamoku
Kahanamoku
Konowaloff
Neptune Beach
San Francisco
Anna Mayhail Langley
Lambert Sternbergh
Crystal Swimming Club
Matrie Konowaloff
Hugh Keller
Beth Langtey
N. A
Pacific Coast
Beth Langley
Anna Mayhall Wagstaff
Muriel Daniels
Hagen Aims To Combat British Golf Power In Rose City Match
Reporter Robert J. Ripley discusses the upcoming Rose City match pitting American star Ben Hogan against Britain's top golfers led by Vardon Taylor and Mitchell. Hagen seeks victory while facing formidable peers aged and seasoned competitors at Deal and Toledo events. Abe Mitchell makes a notable debut as the British champion.
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England
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Ray
Taylor
Duncan
Vardon
Pirrard
Deal
Toledo
Abe Mitchell
Rainier Heights Seeks Patricelli Spotlight in Star League
Leonard Patricelli, former Pranklin high school catcher, pitches for Rainier Heights in The Star league. He will show his wares when he faces tallied opponent Don Hunter of Tallored on Sunday at Columbia.
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Esacrott Don Hunter
Tallored
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Baseball and Local Star League Notes
Spencer Warrin of Tailored Ready blasted a ball for the Feliz club but failed to touch first base and returned to complete the play. The League No 1 game is set July 18 with Ballard Beavers versus Mount Baker, both undefeated. Many players plan summer departures, yet teams stay together as rosters recruit. Fourth of July out of town games are arranged. interested teams should contact The Star. Only two undefeated teams remain Hallard Beavers and Mount Baker in the two star leagues.
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Tribe Seeks Sweet Revenge Against Beagy This Week
Chief Clyde Wares leads Seattle Smwashes in a season opening series against Beagy with Portland and Oakland in the same schedule. Seattle aims to climb from last place as Beagy seeks to repeat earlier wins while pitchers like Al Demaree Geary and Ward bolster the rotation.
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al Demaree
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Youngster Boosts Nationals
Stan ley Harris of the Griff men praises Washington club speed as key to pennant chances. He asserts the team has the speed to win and notes that speed often brings victory across sports, while cautioning against overclaiming success.
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Davis Strives as McCarthy Selection Nears Olympic Team
Davis and a crowded field of stars including Ruth, Ware, Johnston, Tilden, Gardner and Hagen compete for spots as sectional trials shape the American Olympic team. Trials Saturday in Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans and Pasadena will reveal top college players likely to fill the squad, with Pennsylvania Notre Dame California Stanford and the New York Athletic Club well represented. An army transport and ample travel capacity boost chances for unexpected candidates to emerge.
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Gibson Bets on Joe in Long Go
Joe Benjamin, pupil of Benny Leonard and lightweight, is the subject of heated manager wrangle between Billy Gibron and John Flammer over a long distance bout with Frankie Farren. Gibron claims $5,000 can back Renard Benjamin to stop Farren inside 15 rounds. He warns not to take Farren east, or Leonard could beat him inside four rounds.
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Benny Leonard
Frankie Farren
Billy Gibron
John Flammer
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Jamin
Farren
Leonard
Caveney Guides Slump Prone Phil Koerner
The San Francisco Bears batter Phil Koerner fights a slump with coaching from teammate Jimmy Caveney who pushes him to swing with authority. Eddie Roush also shakes a reputation as a temperamental player after joining the Cincinnati Reds, switching from a quiet New York stint to a heated Reds persona.
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Phil Koerner
San Francisco Bears
Jimmy Caveney
Phil
Caveney
Cincinnati
Eddie Roush
New York
Pittsburg Plans A I A A Sport Carnival at Carnegie Tech
The city gears up for a large A I A A sport carnival set for July 3 in the natural amphitheatre at Carnegie Tech. Meanwhile readers are invited to follow Beattie as The Seattle Star continues its daily The Star Seattle Story Book series.
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Runni Daily
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the Star
Seattle
Evans Delivers In 16th As Indians Edge Red Sox 3 2
Yesterday's hero Evans singled in the 16th inning after O'Neill's double to lift Cleveland over Boston 3 2. Reuther of Cincinnati vs Philadelphia ended in a 6 1 Phils win, narrowing the gap to one and a half games for seventh place. All other games were rained out.
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Cleveland
O'Neill
Red Sox
Reuther
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Phils
Giants
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Is It a Jinx in Chicago Baseball Court
Roy Wilkinson pitched for the White Sox in Chicago but poor defense cost him the win. Kid Gleason attributed the loss to the so called old man jinx pointing to the team’s fielding lapses as the deciding factor.
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Roy Wilkinson
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Kid Gleason
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Judge Washington’s Pitching Judge Hitting Streak
Joe Judge of the Washington Senators proved a strong judge of pitching and hit in 16 consecutive games before the streak ended.
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Washington
Joe Judge
Washington Senators
Arena Bout Tonight Promises Hard Hitting Welter Clash
Travie Davis trains daily at the Arena in Everett preparing for Friday’s welter showdown with Johnny McCarthy Coast champion. McCarthy and manager Sol Levinson travel from San Francisco to Seattle arrives Thursday. Earlier tour stops include a San Francisco win over Sal Carlo. Keeler Kent headline the night with midcard bouts featuring Val Sontag vs Army Welch and Eddie Hunter vs Dixie Walker. Referee Billie Burke will officiate without judges per boxing commission rules.
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Keeler
al Norton
Eddie Hunter
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Muggley Expects Change For Giants After Slow Start
The caiding hand of the New York Giants remains confident they will move up the standings as the season begins. The manager cites a bad start and weather as factors while promising improved pitching and hitting as conditions warm. Grover Alexander is poised to challenge his 1915 pitching record with several victories already secured early in the season.
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Chicago
Grover Alexander
True Words on Baseball and Americanism in Pridgeport
Mayor Wilson of Pridgeport Conn notes foreign residents fall for baseball and quickly adopt American ways. He explains his approach of guiding newcomers toward Americanism as they become engaged in the game and begin to show interest in the United States.
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SKY PILOT BOOSTS RING GAME
The article cites Yale’s Charles R Brown arguing the natural lure of prize fights drives public interest and willingness to pay high prices for boxing. He notes a lifelong fascination with pugilistic events from Sullivan and Kilrain to modern bouts.
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Yale
Sullivan
Kilrain
Leonard Offered Big Purse for Tendler Fight
Baltimore promoter Sam Harris offers Billy Leonard $50 000 for a 15 round bout with Lew Tendler at Oriole Park. Tendler’s manager Phil Glaseman doubts Leonard will accept, noting prior offers rejected and predicting easier earnings elsewhere. If Leonard retires or accepts, the bout could crown a title challenger with a legitimate shot at the championship.
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Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
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Akron Johnny Walkers Set Historic Home Run Pace
Akron reports Johnny Walkers star player Johnny shows a powerful kick in his bat and drives long home runs, while crowds cheer. Spokane managers wonder where fans spend their time as Pacific International league towns see few at ballparks. Milwaukee notes Boss Egan says the Millers fear no foe as Bresnahan and his Mud Hens haul heavy hits.
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Spokane
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Gambling fight backed by former Cubs president Murphy
Charles Webb Murphy, ex Chicago Cubs president, supports Ban Johnson in battling gambling in baseball. He argues life and business carry risk but urges honest motives over alarmism while promoting integrity in the sport.
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Schuman Triumphs Over Sheppard In Portland Bout
Johnny Sheppard English lightweight champion was defeated by Heinie Schuman of Tacoma after 10 rounds in Portland. Schuman out fought and out boxed the British title holder throughout the contest. Muff Bronson of Portland defeated Young Brown of Los Angeles in another 10 rounds after Bronson stood in for Earl Baird on short notice.
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Johnny Sheppard
England
Heinie Schuman
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Muff Bronson
Young Brown
Los Angeles
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Earl Baird
Seattle
Ruths Yankees Draw 30000 To Cleveland Park
Babe Ruth and the Yankees packed Cleveland Stadium with 30 000 fans on June 12 setting a new crowd record for the city.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Indians
Question Deal Sacramento Trade Raises Questions
In Sacramento a baseball note questions Manager Bill Rodgers for trading two players, Roxy Middleton and Billy Stumpf, to Seattle for Kopp, suggesting disbelief at the move and seeking clarification.
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Bill Rodgers
Roxy Middleton
Billy Stumpf
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