Ray Nears Finals in Star Woodl and Park Net Meet
The Star tennis tourney nears its finals as top players compete in singles and doubles. Notable matches feature Ralph Lee Leo Lagerstrom Dick Burt Don Waller and Bill Nollan with Vander Las Williams and Meyer among leaders. Sunday resumes action with key clashes and doubles slated.
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Ray Nears
Woodland Park
Ralph Lee
Leo Largerstrom
Dick Burt
Miller
E. E. Pope
van Stone
Backland
Fletcher Jean Oldham
Dan Waller
Harry Benson
Bill
A. J. Segel
M. Segel
Tuckett
Bruce Hesketh
Dick Las
C. C. Williams
Dick Vander Las
LeRoy Foley
Vander Las
Foley
Vander Laas
Army
Marion
Don Waller
Waller
Pink” Miller
Bill Nollan
Nollan
Joe Livengood
BE. L. Miller
Cc. Co. Williams
Dark Horse
Henry Nollan
Rita Meyer
Ruth Marcuse
Fletcher Johnson
Jean Oldham
Harry Penson
Friday's Results Tennis Roundup Beats Kalback and More
Friday's results show multiple matches: Miller over Livingwood 6-3 1 Van Stone over Yackel 3 Jacobson over Ripley 5 F. Johnson over Jacobson 4-6 4-1 Oldham over Disney 6-9 Waller over Marion 6-3 6-1 plus several other pairings including Hesketh over Carrie and Van der Las over Foley 4-3 6-0.
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Kalback
Lawrence
L. Miller
Livingwood
van Stone
Yackel
Jacobson
Ripley
F. Johnson
Oldham
Disney
Waller
Marion
Neider
Miller
Schoenfeldt
Bil Nolan
Punk
Hesketh
Carrier
van der Las
Foley
Williams
H. Nel- Bourque
Vida Robinson
Deep Blumenfeld
Rita Meyer
Whitehoe
Wilson
Henry Yacke
McCullough
de- Stephens
Hart
Wigod Henry
Millee Watron
Jefferson
Bailey
Benson and Stone
Meyer
Dorothy Little
Gertrude Pearl
Grace
Baseball Showdown at Columbia Field Promises Tight Action
Tailored Ready and Rainier Heights clash at Columbia Field tomorrow at 3 p.m. Madison Park seeks to rebound with Ed Dean debuting behind the plate. Sunday features Columbia Slickers vs Spartan Athletic Club at 1 p.m. Madison Park faces Cavalier at Washington Park with Young Jaycox and Bill Johnson on the mound. Interbay Shamrock at Lower Woodland starts 4 p.m. Third place duel could hinge on the North End tilt.
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Tailored Ready
Rainier Heights
Columbia Field
Madison Park
Clothier
Rainier Valley
Ed Dean
Broadway High School
Dean
White
Columbia Slickers
Spartan Athletic Club
Cavalier Club
Washington Park
Jaycox
Park Boys
Bill Johnson
Cavalier
Interbay
Shamrock Athletic Club
Lower Woodland Field
Travie Davis Dethrones McCarthy in Northwest boxing upset
Travie Davis of Everett dethroned Johnny McCarthy, the Coast western champion, in Seattle by pressuring the attack and dominating the final rounds. Davis will face Billy Wright next at Liberty Park as part of The Star smoker to raise funds. Army Welch narrowly edged Val Sontag in a standout semifinal, with Clacco drawing Sailor Bozarth and Willie Keeler delivering a quick win for Bremerton.
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Seattle
Travie Davis
Everett
Johnny McCarthy
Golden Gate
Coast Western
Davis
Northwest
Harp
Davie
California
McCarthy
Morrie Lam
Billy Wright
Liberty Park
Scott Fund
Army Welch
Bremerton
Val Sontag
Welch
Val
Sontag
Dollar Boys
Even
Patsey Clacco
Sailor Bozarth
Sailor Ito
Lew Bailey
Philadelphia
Portland
Clacco
Ad Schacht
Willie Keeler
Kent
Eddie Hunter
Dixie Walker
Yakima
Hunter
Zu Zu
Joe Wopp
Mount Baker Seeks Six Additional Players for Star League
Mount Baker requests permission to add six players to its Star league base ball list as six key players depart Monday for Alaska. Ballard Beavers, set to oppose them in League No. 1 on July 18, will be asked to weigh in. Captains and managers of both teams should meet at The Star office Wednesday at 8 p.m. to settle the matter.
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Mount Baker
Alaska
Ballard Beavers
Star Office
Champions Defend Titles in New York Law Change
The Empire state adopts a six month defense rule for champions to maintain standing in boxing. Major Anthony J. Drexel Riddle emerges as a leading candidate for New York boxing commission chairmanship amid sportwriter buzz. Fred Fulton faces voluntary bankruptcy in Minnesota federal court. Johnny Ertie plans a comeback in St. Paul with brother Mike. Kilbane clings to title amid tough featherweight crop in the East. Tendler eyes Eddie Fitzsimmons rematch while Meehan plans return after training setback. Wolgast returns to Pennsylvania for future bouts. Mitchell and Tendler set rematch in Philadelphia. Gibbons, world heavyweight king, travels to England seeking bouts with local mills.
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New York
Empire State
Local Bankers Clash in Tacoma Baseball Showdown
Washington Mutual Savings of Seattle heads to Tacoma to face Bank of California in the Tacoma Bankers league title tilt. A large Seattle crowd travels to the City of Destiny for a 4 PM game at the Tacoma International league ball park with Frank Bingaman pitching and Pascoe catching.
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Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Seattle
Tacoma
Bank of California
Four Gun Stars to Shoot Sunday Beattie Club Event
Four top trap shooters meet Sunday at Beattie Gun club opening shoot. Rush Raszee and Frank C. Rieh face Hugh Posten and Lee M. Reid in a 100 16 yard targets challenge. Seattle Gun club unveils Fort Lawton clubhouse and hosts Everding trophy and added bird handicap prizes for members. Festivities begin at 9 am with trophies and silver spoons for top scorers.
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Bill Heer
Frank Troch
Beattie Gun Club
Rush Raszee
Frank C. Rieh
Tacoma
Hugh Posten
Pacific Coast
Lee M. Reid
Seattle
Crystal Swimming club eyes Neptune Beach tryouts
Coach Don Vickers says Marie Konowaloff Lambert Sternbergh and Anna Mayhdll Wagstaff from Crystal Swimming will win at Neptune Beach tryouts June 26 and 27 Konowaloff and Kahanamoku duel in the 100 meter race Konowaloff recently beat Kahanamoku for the 50 yard backstroke and will focus on the 400 meter event Sternbergh will race the 100 yard dash and other sprints with Konowaloff not facing him Wagstaff will enter the 220 yard dash and women’s sprints events are scheduled today and tomorrow
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Don Vickers
Crystal Swimming Club
Marie Konowaloff
Lambert Sternbergh
Anna Mayhdll Wagstaff
Neptune Beach
Konowaloff
Duke Kahanamoku
Kahanamoku
Vickers
Sternbergh
Anna Wagstaff
Seattle Fights Past Portland in 5-1 Victory
Seattle defeated Portland 5-1 in a game marked by two big Beavers innings. Kenworthy driven by two hits sparked the defense while Beattie and Gardner contributed on the mound and at bat. Next up the teams meet in a Sunday doubleheader as Seattle seeks more wins.
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Walter Tracey
Agnes Ford
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Beacon Hill
Paul Ford
Tracey
Spokane
Wilhelm
Oregon
Paul
Clark Speirs
Portland
Mystic Shriners
Beavers
Kopecks
Kenworthy
Beattie
Cannes
Ummary
Maisel
Middleton
Bohne
Gardner
Murphy
Glazier
Cox
Rhiue
Stumps
Baldwin
Stumpf
N. W. Boys to Try Out for Olympic Team Today
Coast track athletes meet at Pasadena for Olympiad tryouts with Seattle and Washington State contenders. Gus Pope leads a Seattle contingent and hopes to win a place for Cambridge. A committee selects the top form athletes for the Antwerp trip.
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N. W
Coast
Pasadena
Cambridge
Maass
Gus Pope
University of Washington
Seattle
Pope
Elden Jenne
Washington State College
Jenne
Jitney” Smith
Washington State
Smith
Fred Bohler
Pullman
Washington
Heck” Edmundson
Anp
Antwerp
Edmundson
Templeton
Stanford University
Multnomah
Local anglers and officials report strong bass catches and wildlife efforts
J H McDonald lands six bass from Lake Wilderness weighing 1½ to 4 pounds. County Game Commissioner BEB Palmer aids wildlife propagation by trapping a female wildcat near Lake Forest Park to restock Lake Washington refuge. Dr E C Manchester, Wenatchee, new county game commissioner, visited Seattle from Portland Shrine convention. W Nelson of the federal biological survey plans Alaska trek, meeting Seattle sportsmen on potential cooperation with state and farmer interests. Chief Depot State Game Warden Frank Bryant reports excellent fishing at Lake Cle Elum with cutthroats, rainbows, dolly vardens, and Beardslee-like trout. Lake Blume, Kittitas, also noted.
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Farl A. Fry
J. H. McDonald
Lake Wilderness
BE B Pallmer
Lake Forest Park
Lake Washington Game Refuge
E. C. Manchester
Wenatchea
Portland
Manchester
State Game Department
W. Nelson
Bureau of Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Alaska
Washington State Sportsmen's Association
Sportsmen's Association of
Washington State
Sportsmen's ‘Association
Cle Elum
Siwashes Return After Trip Lead Seattle Jungle Meet
The Seattle Siwashes return home after a three week road trip to California and Oregon. Essick’s gang sits close behind the Salt Lake Bees while the Tigers, Beavers and Seals push toward league leads with strong pitching and timely hitting. Edington injury may rejoin, while Johnny Mitchell and Chadbourne shine in Seattle.
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Seattle
Rainier Ave
Lander
Siwashes
Jungle Tribe
California
Oregon
Tigers
Los Angeles
Portland
Beavers
Essick
Vernon
Bob Meusel
New York Yanka
Borton
Fisher
Keystone Guardian
Johnny Mitchell
Chadbourne
Long
Edington
Cnet
al Devermer
San Francisco Seals
Salt Lake
Seals
Bees
Golden Gate Hamlet
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Rita Meyers
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Pacific Northwest Galf Association
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Tinky" Mitchell
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