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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

4

Rain delays jam up second day in Star Net tourney

The Star Net tournament at Woodland Park was hampered by rain on day two. Johnson defeated Rus White in three sets in the feature singles match, Pope beat Eugene White 6 2 6 3, and Nollan with Dyer edged out Moon and Burr beat Marion in a lengthy day. Meyer opened with a straight-sets win over Thelma Wolff 6 1 6 2 in women’s singles.

K. O Woodland Johnson Rus White White T. Pope University of Eugene Whitewell Nollan Young Dyer Burr Marion Meyer Thelma Wolff

Schedule of midday chess and bridge pairings across multiple events

The page lists a long midday schedule featuring pairs and matchups across several events. It includes players such as Rodi Well Ruth Marcuse Blanche Wickland Gertrude Schreiner Mrs Bragdon Petersen Harriett Franklin Katherine Bell Thelma Wolff Eben Backland and others with numerous alternates and partners. The listings cover various boards and time slots with many two person teams and multiple events named ATaYr ATOP ATS ATG FP M. Waller and Vander Las etc.

Rodi! Well Ruth Marcuse Blanche Wickland Gertrude Schreiner Bragdon Mra. Petersen Harriett Franklin Katherine Bell Thelma Wolff Eben Backland Atayr

French puzzle stumps American fight fans in York

The article notes the tough French puzzle facing American boxing fans as Francois Descamps and Carpentier arrive in the United States. It describes their unpredictable styles and language barriers, with poll of fans believing the unfamiliar language and tactics explain the confusion. It mentions Jack Dempery as a victim of the puzzling exchanges and hints at a controversial rivalry.

York Philadelphia Francois Descamps Carpentier United Jack Dempery Mte

Water Stars on Way South for Olympic Tryouts

Mayhall Wagstaff Murie and Lambert Sternbergh of Crystal Swimming club left by 12:30 train for San Francisco to compete in Western division Olympic tryouts in Neptune Beach near San Francisco on June 26 27. Seattle swimmers expected to make a name for the local club as Konowaioff who clocked a world record in the 50 yard back meets Kahanomuku, former record holder, who arrived with seven swimmers from the islands. There is a demand today for 12 bathtubs against one ten years ago. Where the best foodstuffs cost the Let's eat at Boldt's.

Mayhall Wagstaff Murie Lambert Sternbergh Crystal Swimming Club San Francisco Neptune Beach Sanisco Seattles Konowaioff Kahanomuku Islands

Americans Rely On Tilden and Williams In Wimbledon Battle

United States hopes rest on William T. Tilden and Richard Norris Williams after the upset elimination of defending champion William M. Johnston. The two Americans had been regarded as the second and third choices to win the British national tennis championship.

Wimbledon Eng United Press America William T. Tilden Richard Norris Williams William M. Johnston

Locals Open in Portland Today Coast League Series

Seattle and Portland launch the Portland Seattle series with a large crowd expected and extra park accommodations. Woodward likely starts for Seattle as Oakland moves into sixth place after beating Los Angeles. Seattle sits near last with .016 points from elimination and opens home play next Monday June 29.

Seattle Shriners Portland Beavers Oakland Los Angeles

Wright May Fight for Scott Fund Smoker

Plans solidify for the Star Scott smoker at Liberty Park on June 80 to aid Deputy Sheriff Scott’s widow. Fighters are paid, so no sparring matches. contenders include Lonnie Austin Nate Druximan Clay Hite and Dan Salt. Likely main event Billy Wright versus Davis or McCarthy winner Wriday at the Arena as Wright aims to reclaim the welter crown.

Liberty Park Scott Lonnie Austin Nate Druximan Clay Hite Dan Salt Billy Wright Davis-McCarthy Wriday Wright Morrie Lux

San Francisco Boxing Clubs Demand Referee Decision

Boxing clubs in San Francisco refuse to allow Pete Herman to box on their cards unless he accepts a referee's decision. The Coast objects to no decision fights and demands a decisive ruling.

San Francisco Pete Herman

Why Join the Navy Real Traveler’s Career in Baseball

The article profiles Jean Dale, a traveler ballplayer with a long string of team changes. From Dallas in 1910 to stints with the Red Sox, Indians, Sacramento, Providence, Montreal, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and West Coast clubs, he kept moving before returning to Dallas.

Jean Dale Dallas Joe Gartner Red Sox Cleveland Indians Sacramento Boston Providence Cards Montreal Cincinnati Indianapolis Galt Lake

Sam Agnew praised as Coast league ventriloquist and leader

Oakland manager Del Howard extols Sam Agnew for his infectious encouragement and leadership during games. Managers and players describe him as a catalyst who lifts teammates, maintains spirit with any score, and earns high regard as a credit to the game. Agricultural or other unrelated lines mention golf and players like Mendell, Fewster, Robertson, and Barrow in passing.

Sam Agnew Sam del Howard Oakland Agaee Agnew

Ballparks see record hits as era of power returns

Wil McMullin notes batters crush balls in big league parks with increased hitting. He argues visibility is clearer now as dirt and resin no longer darken the ball, making fast pitches easier to read. He cautions that without a sharp fastball, pitchers rely on curves, and good curve specialists are scarce.

Wil Fred McMullin

Burke to Rise in Ring Game Bright New Orleans Prospect

A boy named Martin Burke from New Orleans is hailed as a promising boxing talent. Fred Digby found him in 1912, noting Burke’s calm under fire, defensive skill, and potential with more weight. Burke, nicknamed Red, is described as fast and cheerful, with friendships among boxing figures and a vivid Irish-influenced background.

Martin Burke New Orleans Fred Digby Fred Marty Burke Jack Dempsey Fitzsimmons Red

Youngest Slugger Found Among Present Champions

Syracuse dispatch reports George, aged 25 last March, among the youngest sluggers in baseball today. In Rochester, promoter Daniel K. McMahon wired $55,000 to Jack Kearns for Jack Dempsey to box Bill Brennan in a 15 round bout in Rochester late in August.

ST. Louis George Syracuse N. Y Daniel KK. McMahon Rochester Jack Kearns Jack Dempsey Bill Brennan Chicago

If you value your watch let Haynes repair it

An advertisement directs customers to Haynes watch repair near the Liberty Theatre offering repair services and likely standard watch maintenance.

Haynes Liberty Theatre

Tigers Nosed Out Seals In Tight 3 2 Inning Game

The Tigers edged the Seals 3 to 2 in a one inning battle. Dell held opponents scoreless until the ninth when the Seals tied it with two runs. Baum dominated the Senators as Been led 6 to 1. Fittery struggled early allowing five hits and four runs. The Oaks rallied in the ninth to beat the Angels 7 to 6 with Miller and Knight driving the key hits. Heavers and Rainiers set to open in Portland today.

Tigers Seals Dell Baum Senators Been Fittery Oaks Angels Miller Knight Heavers Rainiers Portland

Football Education and League Baseball Preview

Coach John W. Wilce of Ohio State plans a football class at Columbia University this summer. He notes socialist aims in football science and cites Harvard and Chicago as examples of large programs. Rainier Heights and Tailored Ready lead Star League baseball with an all-win record as Patricelli faces Don Hunter at Columbia Field.

John W. Wilee Ohio State Wilce Columbia University Marvard Chicago Stagg Rainier Heights Tailored Ready Colthiers The Clothiers Felix Club Patricelli Don Hunter Columbia Field

Rail Lights Star Daubert Cousin of Jake

Harry Daubert, cousin of baseball great Jake Daubert, plays shortstop for the Rail Lights semi pro club in Toledo Ohio.

Toledo Harry Daubert Cincinnati Reds Jake Raillights

Sontag May Meet O Dowd in City Ring Clash

Sontag poised for a potential bout with Mike O Dowd former world middleweight champion after a win over Army Welch of Bremerton at the Arena Friday night Army Welch sparred Seattle fans before fighting in the Navy yard city Sontag has impressed in recent months and could draw O Dowd in Seattle. Johnny McCarthy Pacific Coast welter champ to face Travie Davin in Seattle as the Northwest Athletic Club builds a strong card.

Val Bontag Army Welch Bremerton Mike O'Dowd O'Dowd Portland Seattle Sontag Navy Yard City Jimmy Handeau Johnny McCarthy Pacific Coast Travie Davin Everett Miller Davis Jake Abel Billy Wright Davin Northwest Athletic Club McCarthy Morrie Lux Lux Joy Wopp Wally Reid Philippines Zusu Wopp

McGraw swaps Fletcher for Bancroft to revitalize Giants

Giants manager John McGraw reshuffles his infield by trading Arthur Fletcher, long time captain and shortstop, for Dave Bancroft of the Phillies. Bancroft, 28, regarded as the best defensive shortstop, brings new spark to the club and may signal a broader rebuild after a slump. Fletcher, 34, departs New York amid hopes Bancroft’s arrival will steady the team.

John McGraw Arthur Fletcher Giants Dave Bancroft Phillies McGraw Roger Hornsby Braves Rabbit” Maranville Cravath Dave Bancroft Fletcher-Bancroft Muggsy Arthur Pletcher Arthur Fletcher New York McGrawites

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