Favorites Win but Are Given Hard Run in Star Net Play
The Star Wood lane tournament saw favorites prevail though several contenders endured tough battles. Vander Las defeated Stevens 9-7 6-4, with Nollan advancing after a three-set scare from Marion. Williams and Livengood delivered strong showings, while noon and evening matches featured multiple close sets and rising stars. Players must call or visit before hours to learn daily schedules, or risk forfeiting matches due to delays.
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Star Net
Star-Woodland Park
Star Tennis Editor
Piper & Taft’s
Star
Woodland Park
Astho
Dickander Las
O. T. Stevens
Vander Las
Stevens
University of A Star
Gong
Bill Nollan
Art Bailey
Nellan
Armand Marion
City
Wnellan
King
Don Waller
Bruce Heekesh
Young Noyes
Bruce
Noyes
Nore
Northom
Baum
Griggs
Harold Vander Las
Backland
Foley
Miller
Altho
Dick Vander
Yachts Tune Up For Big Cup Race At Sandy Hook
The Inter national yacht derby off Sandy Hook in mid July draws Sir Thomas Lipton to defend the silver cup against American Defenders. Lipton's 1920 entry Shamrock IV and a fleet race for speed and maneuverability compete with Resolute and Vanitie, while Boston and Belfast teams study the breezes and hulls. In New York, Pitcher Bob Shawkey earns the nickname Rattling Bob after shutting down Umpire Hildebrand.
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Dean Snyder
Sandy Hook
Sir Thomas Lipton
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Belfast
Ireland
Crat
America
Maning
Hiis
Charles Nicholson
City Island
American
William F. Burton
Lipton
Sir Thomas
Killarney
Newport
Resolute
Vanitie
Shamrock IV
Skn
Tom
New York
Bob Bhawkey
Hildebrand
Bob
Unclear OCR sports note with names and times
Fragmentary text lists figures and names including Franciece and Hatterson with possible times and relay mentions. Reading incomplete details, it appears to be a track or club result note noting participants WOPWOR, Mitchell, Devormer, Agnew, and others without a clear event or outcome.
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Hatterson
Lave
Agnew
W. Mitchell
Devormer
Opening shoot at Seattle Gun Club this Sunday
The official opening shoot of the Seattle Gun Club will be held at the new club grounds at Fort Lawton Sunday morning. A large number of outside gunners will enter the meet and close competition is expected. Several trophies will be offered and will be finally won when the meet closes with the last shoot in September.
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Seattle Gun Club
Fort Lawton
Tennis records show a long list of results and defaults
A dense score sheet lists numerous matches with players such as Frank Koslowski Herbert Lee Ma Lee and Gleason plus Jack Hyer in various sets. Several players defaulted including Paul Matthews Lloyd McKtvain Marty Punch and Joe McCollough while others like Joe Livengood Don Ripley and William Nollan posted wins. The entry documents mixed outcomes, many defaults, and a tangle of names across a wide field.
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Frank Koslowski
Herbert
Paul Matthews
Lloyd McKtvain
Malee
Lawrence Foye
If Gleason
Jack Hyer
L. M. Lagerstrom
M. Miegel
Burr
DeVaut Jordan
KB. Ll. Miller
Nussell LaVake
Joe Livengood
Alexander Grieve
Karl Wilson
Armand Marion
Grendel Hole
Dave Neider
Ll. A. Watson
It Vi. Henson
Eddie Danvers
Kenneth Michoenfeldt
John Eckman
Halph Miller
W. F B. Mardy
William Nollan
A. Packer
Art Hatley
Art Maley
Wil Arnold
A. J. Mee
Donahoe
M. J. Tuckett
Morrie Fege
K. M. Wilbur
William Carrie
A.B Mactante
RK. Noyes
Albert Nichards
Hruce Meeketh
Paul It Young
Bruce Hesketh
KR. Noyes
Dick Vander Las
O. T. Mevene
le Roy Foley
KR. HM. Northern
O C. Wile Hama
Mesas
Frank Evens
KR. C. Shephard
Four Teams Remain In Star League No 2
Four teams stay in contention in Star Junior League number two as Tailored Ready and Felix each hold 3-1 records while Rainier Heights and Madison Park hover. Crucial Sunday matches shape the race at Columbia field with Rainier Heights facing Tailored Ready and Madison Park awaiting Felixes. Babe Ruth belted his 30th homer for St Louis off Van Gilder in the sixth inning driving to center field.
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Tailored Ready
Felix Club
Rainier Heights
Madison Park
Ho Meang
Columbia Field
Clothiers
Feliz Club
Woodland Park
Spartan Athletic Club
Columbia Slickers
Columbia
Cavalier Club
Washington Park
Babe Ruth
St. Louis
van Gilder
Ruth
Ten records fall at Poly Prep track meet
Competing high school track athletes from Greater New York and Long Island broke ten records during the meet at Poly Prep, highlighting standout performances across events and divisions.
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Brooklyn
Greater New York
Long Island
Poly Prep
Camp Lewis Army Goods Sale At 904 Third Ave Seattle
Military surplus sale lists Olive Crabs Wool Shirts Cotton Matting Army Shoes Spiral Puttees Navy Blankets Army and Navy Ponchos Tents and gear including helmets cots belts and sacks Various undergarments sheets and pillows available Mail orders welcomed special Boy Scouts equipment noted Conduct staged by U S Army goods in Seattle with items priced and described for pickup or mail order purchasers
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U. S
Gavvy Cravath Dreams Ruth Record Yet Pities Bambino
Gavvy Cravath expresses high hopes Babe Ruth will set a new mark while lamenting the Bambino’s tentative status in the league. He voices respect for Ruth and suggests a rival spirit drives the chase for records.
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Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Gavvy Cravath
O Dowd to Battle Ortega Tonight in Milwaukie
Portland fight crowd expected a top bout as former world middleweight champ Mike O Dowd faces Oakland’s Battling Ortega over 10 rounds at Levinsons in Milwaukie. Both fighters are ranked among the best. a win could set up possible future clashes with local middleweight Val Sontag. Johnny McCarthy trains today for his arena appearance and the Scott smoker plans hinge on tomorrow’s results.
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Portland
Mike O'Dowd
Ortega
Oakland
Levinsons
Milwaukie
O'Dowd
Johnny Wilson
Wilson
O. K. Trim
Val Sontag
Kantern
Val
Sontag
Scott
Johnny McCarthy
Beavers Rally Past Locals In Loose Game
Beavers beat locals 10 to 7 as Seattle commits six errors and Portland ten hits. Home run by Harry Walter in the ninth highlights Portland power while Beattie and Sutherland combine for nine hits. Zamrock and Seibold pitched for Portland and Seattle respectively, with Beattie taking the loss.
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Portland
Rouse City
Harry Walter
Beattie
Suds
Sutherland
Bocks
Biebold
Beattie AK. Hh
H. PO
Wisetersil
Maiers
Wehatior
Cox
Maker
Figiin
Sprancer
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Boore
Portiang
Seibold
Kiases
Balle
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Kenworthy
Baldwin
Wisterst Baker
Eldred
Wolter
Seranger
Killa
Walter
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Schalier
Hiue
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Betbold
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Toman
Tilden Easy Victor in England at Wimbledon
William Tilden of Philadelphia defeated 8 Franklin of Surrey 6 1 6 1 6 0 in the British net championships. The Yankee dominated with brilliant drives and cut strokes. Garland of Pittsburg defeated Charlies Winslow, Olympic champion, and South Africa’s champion. Gravem of California beat Erik Tegner of Copenhagen. Johnston and Tilden of America beat Blythman and Harrison of England in doubles. Sam Hardy, captain of the American tennis team, defaulted to Stanley Doust of Australia after one set apiece. Norris Williams beat Craven 7-5 6-0 6-1 in Thursday’s first matches.
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England
William Tilden
Philadelphia
Franklin
Surrey
Garland
Pittsburg
Charlies Winslow
South Africa
Axel Gravem
California
Erik Tegner
Copenhagen
Denmark
Johnston and Tiden
America
M. Blythman
Pitchers Weaken And Dope Is Upset By Henry L Farrell
New York report on the 1919 season notes a pitching crisis across majors. Reuther, Fisher, Eller, Ring, Moran and peers fail to meet preseason hopes as staffs weaken, Giants stumble, Dodgers rise with Pfeffer Grimes Smith Cadore Marquard, and the league braces for changes amid lively ball and new pitching theories.
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Henry L. Farrell
New York
Reuther
Fisher
Eller
Ring
Pat
Reds
Giants
Barnes
Nehf
Toney
Benton
Moran
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jacksonville
Pfeffer
Grimes
Smith
Cadore Marquard
Cubs
Mitchell
Grover Alexander
Vaughn
Tyler
Coveleskie
Bagby
Caldell
Liams
Shawkey
Quinn
Walter Johnson
Abbie
Dick Cicotte
Sotheron
Mt Baker Juniors Clinch Undefeated Run Over Slickers
Mt Baker Juniors, number one in The Star diamond circuit, defeated the Columbia Slickers at Columbia field last Sunday. The Mt Baker boys remain undefeated in the junior division this year.
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Baker Juniors
Lumbia Slickers
Columbia Field
Mt. Baker Boys
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