Star tennis tourney crowns Bourque in women's singles
The Star tournament at Woodland Park crowns Mrs. Simonne Bourque as women's singles champion for the second straight year, defeating Rita Meyer 6-2 6-2 in Friday’s final. Frank Koslowski and Leo Lagerstrom clash in the men’s singles final this afternoon at 2 p.m. with other finals scheduled through the day.
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Bill Fox
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Viret Scott
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Paul Dyer
Frank Koslowski
Earl Whites
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Dick Burr
T. Stephens
Mia Bourque
Dick Vander Lap
Ruth Marcuse
Frank Kozlowski
Irene Stephens
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Mrs. Bourque
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Parkinson Emerges as Real Star at Philadelphia Nationals
Parkinson has become a real star for the Philadelphia Nationals this season. He moved from shortstop to second base with Art Fletcher back in the lineup. He excels in the field and is hitting hard, recently belting two home runs in one game.
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Philadelphia Nationals
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Parkinson
Onion
Interclub golf clash headlines Inglewood North End match
A major Interclub meet on the Lake Washington course features the Inglewood and North End clubs with players such as Watson Speirs Stein Stell Pleager and Westland. Lee Stell is coming off a club championship victory over Dixie Fleager, boosting expectations for future events.
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Final Star League Cup games listed Sunday
The Star Junior Baseball League finals at Lincoln Field feature two Sunday games as Fremont faces Washington Park while West & Wheeler chase the title. Bud Davis and Curley Sowers miss Fremont, Washington Park favored. Don Burke and Merrill Haines lead West & Wheeler in hopes of clinching.
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Don MacGillvray
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Two Star League Tossers Move to Faster Teams
Bud Davis, a Fremont shortstop, debuts for Sedro Woolley while Art Butler, a West Wheeler pitcher and infielder, joins Granite Falls. Moe Gillvray and umpire Joe Kokash will officiate both games.
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Art Butler
West& Wheeler
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Cleaners and Dyers Pair for League Showdown at Woodland Park
With the Cleaners and Dye Works championships at stake, Louie's French Dry Cleaners and the Three Brothers Dye Works, rivals in The Star league, prepare a 10 a.m. Sunday game at Woodland park upper grounds. Either Roe or Wilcox will pitch for the Three Brothers with Rosin opposing.
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Six Horses Remain in Latonia Stake Race
Cherry Tree and John Finn were withdrawn from the Kentucky special of fifty thousand dollars leaving Morvich Whiskaway Olympus Pillory Thibodaux and Deadlock as the six contenders. Latonia opened at eight in the morning to crowds expected to set records with Morvich dominating public betting.
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Deadlock
Latonia
Cincinnati
Gibbons Set for Seattle Bout Alongside Coast Boxing Cards
The Seattle boxing scene looks to heat up July 11 with Mike Gibbons as the headliner likely facing Gordon McKay or Bert Collmas in a six round set. Other bouts tease Duffy vs Harper and Davis chasing a rematch, with Dave Shade returning to the Coast.
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Vancouver
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Bert Collmas
Los Angeles
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Jimmy Duffy
Bobby Harper
Travis Davis
Harper
Duffy
Dave Shade
Shade
Duffy Davis
Seattle
Joe Egan
Tom King
Northwest
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Egan
Jimmy Nivers
Harold Jones
Weight differences urged to cap boxing matchups
The boxing commission should enforce a middleweight limit by avoiding bouts where weight difference exceeds eight to ten pounds. The larger, stronger fighter holds the advantage in most matchups, regardless of division, with only rare exceptions.
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Boxing Commission
Bioxer
Seattle Lady Golf Team Triumphs Over Portland
In Land June 24 the All Star Seattle women’s golf team defeated a selected Portland team 17 to 10 using Nassau scoring. The second half of the match will be played in Seattle later this season.
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Dack David
Earlington
Jack
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Tecoma
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Atland
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Portland
Statz Returns to Right Hand Batting Strength
Arnold Statz resumes right handed batting with the Chicago Cubs as he adapts to better speed to first base. He notes left handed hitting proved ineffective for driving the ball and increasing hits in the Coast League.
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Chicago Cubs
New Faces Are Slated for Cleveland Indians
Cleveland baseball Gossip notes the 1921 Indians will field an almost new lineup next season. Tris Speaker is retiring, outfielders Joe Wood and Joe Evans may leave, Larry Gardner and Bill Wamby seem past their primes, and pitchers Bagby Sotheron Morton may be missing. The club faces a transition after a hard bite at the pennant.
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Joe Evans
Larry Gardner
Bill Wamby
Jim Bagby
Allan Sotheron
Guy Morton
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Seals and Angels to Play Here
Seals and Angels to meet the Seattle club as the Indians return home in a slump. The Seattle nine host San Francisco led by Jim OConnell and Willie Kamm before facing the Los Angeles club, amid a nine-loss road trip and a fight to avoid last place.
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Howard Berry Quits Baseball for Business in New York
Howard Berry, noted grid star who failed with the New York Giants, quits baseball and goes into business in New York. He refused to report to Indianapolis in the American Association. Berry was a first baseman. Denver reports Bill Rodgers, former Sacramento and Calgary manager, is considered for the local Western League manager post.
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Indiaapolis
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Bill Rodgers
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Ho Hum Setbacks in Aurora Boxing Results
In Aurora results Pat Moore and Bud Taylor drew over 10 rounds. Bud Christiana defeated Jack McGurn by outpoint. Tim Hurst and Mary Henderson drew over 8 rounds. Eddie Shea stopped Eddy ONeill in 4 rounds. Vic Hurst out pointed Jimmy Nickel in 6. Kid Murphy faced Lew Denny and won 4 rounds.
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Bud Taylor
Bud Christiana
Jack McGurn
Tim Hurst
Mary Henderson
Eddie Shea
Eddy O'Neill
Vic Hurst
Jimmy Nickel
Kid Murphy
Lew Denny
O'Connell Leads Coast League Hitters Over .400
San Francisco outfielder O’Connell tops Coast league averages at .401 in 75 games through last Sunday. Teammate Joe Kelly is second at .394 while Brick Eldred leads Seattle regulars at .331. Shick of Salt Lake has 68 runs. O’Connell has 105 hits and 26 two base hits share the lead with Poole and Sigim.
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Joe Kelly
Brick Eldred
Seattle
Ed Barney
Morry Shick
Salt Lake
O'Conell
Jim Poole
Portland
Paddy Sigiin
Nelson Hawks
Vernon
Charley High
Claude Cooper
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Young McCann
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Results Across Leagues
Summary of multiple games: Walter Johnson and the Athletics won 3–0 despite a shutout milestone. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 6–2 with Duncan stealing home. Cardinals struggled but lost 6–2 to the Cubs. Detroit routed the Browns 10–6. Philadelphia beat Boston 10–9 in a home run heavy affair. the Yankees fell to the Red Sox 6–4 as Pratt scored on Scott’s error in the eighth. Giants defeated Brooklyn. Hooper homered in the 10th to lift the White Sox over Cleveland 6–?. in boxing, George Shade vs Jimmy Delaney went 10 rounds. Vic Foley fought Georgie Lee to a 10-round draw in Vancouver.
Purple and Gold Given Big Chance
Washington faces a tough field in the annual intercollegiate regatta on the Hudson course at Keelake. The Navy eight is favored with eight of nine from last year, while Cornell Pennsylvania and California rivals are strong. Washington has posted fast times this season and Coach Leader has built a seasoned crew that could sweep the three miles, aiming for a historic Western victory.
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Alumbia
Syracuse
Triangular Crew Fight Predicted After Yale Harvard Race
Henry L Farrell reports a strong field for the Intercollegiate Rowing final on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie with six crews including Navy Cornell and Washington challenging the defending United States War Academy eight. Yale wins noted. Bernard Pelly elected Yale captain after victory in Connecticut.
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Bernard Pelly
Minor Avey
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Frosh
Hagen Wins First British Open by American Walter Hagen
Walter Hagen won the British Open at Sandwich England becoming the first American to take the title. He carded 79 in round one and 73 in round two to finish with Strokes for the 72 holes. Jim Duncan tied with Jim Barnes for second at 30 over. Jock Hutchison finished fourth with 303.
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Jim Duncan
Jim Barnes
Jock Hutchison
Tailors vs Colored Boys Queen City Royal Giants Clash
The Fahey Brockman ball team Queen City Royal Giants travel to Liberty Park for a 2 p m game against the Tailors and Colored Boys. Spectators expect competitive play and a tight contest between local squads.
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