Angels Face Need for Speed and New Talent
The Los Angeles Angels, led by ADE KILLEFER, must replace veterans like Sam Crawford and Zeider with faster players within one or two seasons. Youthful signings Dixie Carroll and Al Statz join the outfield, while Lincimore moves to third base. Pitching relies on Doc Crandall and Tom Hughes. The team hopes to gain speed to reach a first division berth despite aging stars and inconsistent field play.
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Ade Killefer
Los Angeles
Angels
Sam Crawford
Bert Nie
Art Griggs
Oscar Stanage
Zeider
Killefer
Dixie
Carroll
al Statz
Statz
Lincimore
Angel
Crandall
Tom Hughes
Angel Club
Seattle
Statz's liner and Murphy glove star in Wednesday clash
Red Murphy's stellar glove nab and a backhand catch highlight a wild Los Angeles versus Detroit tilt. Crawford homered twice as errors and errant baserunning muddled scoring with chaotic plays at the plate and in the field.
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Red Murphy
Statz
Loseles
Angon
Murphy
Star Junior Tossers Face Vital Tiffs in Standings Fight
In Star league action Sun, teams battle for top four with Eckart Cigar Co. leading after seven wins in nine starts. Sunday card includes Egermann Grocery vs Eckart Cigar Co at Walla Walla and other nearby matchups.
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STAR
Yes
Sun
Eckart Cigars
Egermann-Grocery
Eckart Cigar Co
Walla Walla
Pirates
Three Bros
Dye Works Cubs
Columbia
Highland Park
Washington Park
Collins Juniors
Georgetown Cubs
Shamrox
Cubs
Vas
Queen Anne Aerima
Mercer
Bulldogs
Youngstown
Navy Crew Wins Race at Poughkeepsie Regatta
The United States Naval Academy crew won the annual Poughkeepsie regatta with a new three mile course time of 14 minutes 7 seconds. University of California finished second, ahead of Cornell, Ithaca crew, and others as Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Columbia followed. Cornell Frosh and Junior crews won their races.
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United States Naval Academy
University of California
Cornell
Ithacans
Pennsylvania
California
Golden Bears
Popnaylvania
Syracuse
Columbia
Cornell Frosh
Angels Hit Into Double Plays In Loss To Indians
Los Angeles repeatedly hit into double plays as Seattle secured a 5 to 1 win in game two of the series. Al Demaree pitched solidly though he issued six walks, while Seattle waited until the eighth to break through. Rod Murphy belted a homer for the Mariners in the fourth. Cunningham, Tobin, Lane, and Wisterzil produced key hits across the fifth and subsequent frames.
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Seattle
al Demaree
Ors
Rod Murphy
Cunningham
Tobin
Lane
Wisterzil
Staatz
Carroll
R. H. PO
Angeles
Statz
Vernon
McAuley
Oakland
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Griges
Portland
Crawford
Niehoff
San Francisco
Zeider
Cscees
Stanage
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Cole- Hughes
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Quissenberry and
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Dumovich
Nu Kr
Sacramento
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Lynn
Krause
Kremer
Koehler
Demaret
Cleveland
York Tee
Vo Hington
Boston
Detroit
Suromary
Hughes
Chicago
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Demaree
Babe
Ott
Philadelphia
Coeecrer
Murphy
Tobin Washington
Wisterzil T Murphy
Kenworthy
Wiesti
Murnings
Demarte
Stampf
Laat
Lana
Phctebut
Bite
New York
Mme St. Louie
Brooklyn
Byron
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Jones defeats Forbes in bout at pavilion
Tacoma featherweight Morgan Jones outboxed local Bert Forbes over four rounds at the Pavilion. Jones won the first and fourth rounds as Forbes failed to live up to expectations. Referee Ad Schacht oversaw the match.
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Forbes
Morgan Jones
Tacoma
Bert Forbes
Pavilion
Ad Schacht
Frankie Rogers
Soldier Woods
Ted Whitman
Woods
Rogers
Frankie
Stein Carrying Local Hope In Northwest Amateur Golf
Bon Stein leads Seattle challengers as second round action in the Northwest amateur golf championship unfolds in Portland. Stein defeats J Wall 10 and 9 as Smith upsets Wilhelm and Schmidt prevails, while Von Elm and Wason advance. Women’s matches see Tidmarsh Kerr and others progress with Seattle players prominent in the field.
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Alex Crost
Portland
Seattle
Ben Stein
Queen City
J. Wall
Clark Spiers
Heinie Schimidt
Aberdeen
Hennie
Smith
Wilhelm
Schmidt
Speirs
von Elm
Westkind
Stein
Wall
Egan
Neustadter
Wason
Houston
Willing
McCan
Mies P. Tidmarsh
Mra. P. Kerr
Mra
W. J. Patterson
M. B. Kegley
E. A. Wheeler
Salt Lake
Promoter predicts Dempsey victory in early rounds
Tom Andrews, promoter and referee in Milwaukee, says Dempsey will win if in condition. He calls Dempsey far superior and a fast hard-hitting machine, expecting a four or five round finish unless one fighter goes defensive, which could change the outcome.
Hutchinson Sets Pace as Open Leads First Round
Jock Hutchinson of Chicago shot 72 to lead the British Open first round at St Andrews amid rough weather. Notables: Jim Barnes 74, Bobby Jones 78, Walter Hagen 74, Emmett French 79, C Hoffner 75, Dr P I Hunter 75, J Burgess 79.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Hutchinson
J. Douglas Polgar
Druid Hills
Jim Barnes
Pelham
N. Y
George McLean
Fred McLeod
Washington, D. C
J. Burgess
Asheville
N. C
Carpentier Makes Last Public Appearance Before Fight
Georges Carpentier boxed in public for the last time today in Manhasset New York ahead of the title bout. His schedule includes rest and light workouts with sparring and footwork practice through the week. He has nearly shed ten pounds but remains about a pound over the fighting weight.
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Georges Haggep
Fast Play Highlights Round Two At Seattle Tennis Club
The Seattle Tennis Club on Lake Washington hosted round two with yesterday's results in men's singles and doubles and a packed today schedule featuring matches such as Taylor vs Garver and Smith vs Lonegran. Multiple byes and defaults are noted among results.
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Portland Golf Club
Seattle
H. K. Dent L. Cunningham
A. Stuart
Clare Griswold
Chan Egan
Northwest
Egan
Gunningham
W. F. Foster
Seatle
Hawthorne Dent
H. M. Fullerton
Vancouver
Dent J
Lake Washington
Zettier
Nicol
Driver
Coffin
Anderson
B. Marion
Donahoe
Lewis
Laisure
Livengood
Laizure
A. Marion
Morris
Stoddard
Speidel
Villegas
Ross
Marion
Rams
Leonard
TBB
Ryah
Brinkley
Washington
Randall
Miller
Allen
Todd
Maxwell
Garver
Heariott
Milbourne
Taylor
Nelson
Tupper
Crawford
Morrison
Ryan
Smith
Leonard Ve. Nicoll
Boglavimky
Zettler
Laixure
Anderson Va
Nelson Ve
Washington Va
Victor
Lonegran
Marton
Clarke
Ryan Va. Smith Va
Bogilavinsky
Taylor Va. Garver
Rose
Trio of 100-Home Run Club Members Highlight Era
Gavvy Cravath Honus Wagner and Babe Ruth stand as the only three major league players to surpass 100 career homers. Their power marks helped define early baseball history and set benchmark achievements for slugging immortality.
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Gavvy Cravath
Honus Wagner
Babe Ruth
Plestina Deserves Title Go Plestina Deserves Title Go
The Brooklyn American Legion asks promoter Jack Curley to stage a title match between Marin Plestina and Stanislaus Zbyszka in the interest of fair play. Plestina offers to donate his receipts to the Brooklyn brand, while facing difficulties securing bouts with Zbyszko and past champions. Also notes Everette McGowan, St Paul speed skater, switching to boxing, noting the contrast between ice and ring and his lean 142 pound frame.
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Brooklyn
The
American Legion
Jack Curley
Marin Plestina
Stanislaus Zbyszka
the Legion
Plestina
Brooklyn Brandh
Zbyszko
Heavy ball pitching noted by Carl Mays and peers
Pitcher Carl Mays of the Yankees casts the heavy ball with underhand delivery causing a rotational roll into the glove. The heavy ball, used by Cy Young and Tilly Shafer, struck like lead and could nearly burn baserunners with its whip.
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Carl Mays
Yankees
Cy Young
Tilly Shafer
Giants
Fred Merkle
Carpentier’s Speed Seen as Key Asset in Boxing Analysis
New York June 23. Carpentier’s speed is his strongest asset and main strength. He is extremely fast on his feet and shows superior coordination to Dempsey. His brain hands and legs work in harmony enabling him to seize the slightest advantage. He is a skilled boxer and student of the game with long experience and known tricks of the trade. He conserves strength and delivers powerful blows. He is a great shooter with a knockout punch and a preferred left lead followed by a right.
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Jack McAuliffe
New York
Carpentier
Altho
Dempsey
Willie Lewis
Duffy Lewis Signs to Play with Salt Lake Bees
Salt Lake City report says Duffy Lewis, famed major league player, has signed to play for the Coast league’s Salt Lake Bees after the announcement made here yesterday.
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Duffy Lewis
Salt Lake Bees
Salt Lake City
New Soccer Fever Hits Canadians
Canadian towns and cities rally to a rising soccer craze with over 600 clubs and more than 100000 weekly attendees. Scots touring the dominion are credited with inspiring the surge and players in clubs total about 12000 under contract.
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Canadians
Dominion
United States
Canada
Sibley Beats Maupome In Mexican Crack Billiards
Northwest three cushion champion Chase Sibley defeated Pierre Maupome 53 to 34 in the second game of a 200 point match. Sibley leads 100 to 4 after two games with a third match set tonight at Pope Sibley parlors starting at 8. Everett report notes a moonshining case.
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Chase Sibley
Northwest
Pierre Maupome
Milwaukie
Sibley
Maupome
Pope-Sibley
Local Swim Stars Face Real Test
Hawaii born swimmers lead a dual meet between the battleship New York and Seattle Crystal Swimming Club in the Pacific coast city. John Keohane, Gilman Keoloba, John Keahy and Mike Mitchell aim to outswim Crystal stars in short dashes and relay events.
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New York
Seattle Crystal Swimming Club
Keoloba Brothers
John and
Gilman
John Keahy
Mike Mitchell
Little Iseland
Pacific
Seattle Swim
Crystal Swim
Guy Thomas
Kenneth Speidel
John Keolohan
Navy
Antwerp
Duke Kahanamoku
Mitrieco
Koff
Northwest
Club Night Bouts Scheduled For Friday
The second club night at the pavilion will feature amateurs and beginners in the manly art. Clay Hite, who started the stunt last week, is lining up bouts for the show. A small admission is charged to cover expenses, with promising ring material expected to be discovered.
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Manly
Clay Hite
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