Crews Set For Historic River Regatta Race
Six cracking shells race in the annual river regatta with the Navy and Washington teams favored. Navy brings seven holdovers from last year as Cornell and Syracuse vie for early betting positions. East Coast analysts project Washington top finishes with Sylvania and Columbia in the mix as the race marks its 25th run along the historic course dating back to 1907.
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Yakimans Triumph Over Earlington In Golf Meet
Yakima Golf and Country Club defeated Earlington 49 to 44 at Ion Golf and Country Club in a home half of a two game series. The clubs will meet again this summer in Yakima to complete the series.
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Rodgers to Manage Denver Baseball Club
Bil Rodgers, four years man of the Sacramento club in the Coast league and current manager of Calgary in the Western International league, has been signed to handle the Denver team of the Western league, according to a wire from the city.
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Stanford Sprinter Eddie Budden to Join Olympic Club
San Francisco announces that Ed die Budden a star sprinter from Stanford University will enter business and will compete in track under the Olympic club colors in the near future. Budden formerly ran for Stanford and is regarded as a leading sprinter of the era.
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Eddie Budden
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New Rules Predicted for Future A A U Contests
Washington coach Edmundson predicts changes to A A U rules after Chicago NCAA meet. Expected revisions include high jump clearance, track cutting on circular courses, three timers per event, pole vault pit depth, and wider team rosters with limited expenses.
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Edmundson
University of Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Jets
Baseball Scores and Highlights From Yesterday's Games
Vague reports show Davee Watson pinch hitting to drive in Stengel for a winning run as the Podgers toppled Philadelphia in 11 innings 4 to 8. Davis held the Tigers to scattered singles. Browns triumphed 6 to 6. A Speaker ejection coincided with a Chicago loss in 10th 4 to 4. The Catde routed the Cubs 11 to 1. Zachary of the Senators aided the Mackmen in a final series win keeping Athletics hitless. Reds swept Pittsburgh 4 to 1.
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Espinoza Sets New Inglewood Golf Course Mark
Al Espinoza, professional, carded 67 to set a new Inglewood Country Club course record, besting his prior 68. He teed off with Robert Johnstone, Dr Charles B Ford, and H E B Marshall in a foursome, delivering precise approach shots and solid putting.
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Indians Lose in Doubleheader to Oakland
In Kland California June 26 Oakland won the first game 2 to 1 as Beattie failed to hit behind pitching. Munky Schorr pitched well but errors and Krause's pitching held the Indians. In the second game Oakland knocked Vean Gregg for six runs while Russ Arnett kept the home club in check.
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Seattle Golf Club Wins Narrow Match at Inglewood
Seattle Golf Club defeated Inglewood Country Club 33 to 31 in a tense Sunday team meet. The result gives Seattle the first half of a two match series, with the finale set for July on Seattle’s home course.
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Weissmuller Breaks 220 Yard Record
Johnny Weissmuller of the Illinois Athletic Club swam 220 yards in 2:18 2-4 to set a new world record. Sam Kahanamoku finished second. In the 100 yard backstroke Warren Kealoha of Hawaii won and set a new record of 1 063 5, reclaiming the former mark.
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Dever Tops Lawton Trap Shoot In Local Debut
Sunday’s Fort Lawton event saw novice shooter E A Dever win with 47 broken birds of 50. Fellow newcomer C C Solid finished second with 46, marking promising starts for both in the scattergun competition.
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Whiskaway Crowned 1922 Latonia Three-Year-Old Champion
Whiskaway won the Latonia stakes, defeating a strong field to become the king of the 1922 three-year-olds. Thibodeaux finished second and Morvich, the favorite, was third.
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Thibodeaux
Morvich
Leonard and Britton Face Dual Title Fight Tonight
Benny Leonard defends or wins a new welterweight crown in a 15 round bout at the New York Velodrome against Jack Britton. Leonard seeks prestige and a title win as Britton defends the welterweight throne amid the heavy public interest.
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Jack Uhritton
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Jack
Denny
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Lumbermen to Meet on Lines at Inglewood Club
More than 150 Northwest lumbermen are expected to tee off at the second annual Pacific Northwest Lumbermen's golf tourney to be held at the Inglewood club on July 12. Last season four lumbermen participated in the meet at the Tacoma Country club links.
Whiskaway Tops Morvich in Latonia Classic
Whiskaway, the Frank Whitney racehorse, upset Morvich to win Latonia's $60,000 special. Morvich finished third, as Thibo Deaux nudged ahead at the finish by a half length. Whiskaway is hailed as the country’s leading three year old.
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Harry Payne Whitney
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Disch Puts Texas Team Up At Top
Billy Disch has just piloted the University of Texas Longhorns to their consecutive Southwestern baseball championship. Diech is an old Texas league player who has produced many university players, including Bib Falk of the White Sox. The Longhorns claim class among colleges south of the Mason-Dixon line. In 1914 Disch led a 22 game win streak, the only break coming on a midwest tour.
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West & Wheeler Boys Cinch Star Ball Cup Victory
West and Wheeler clinched the Star Junior Baseball League Cup with a 23 to 9 win over the Hillman Merchants at Lincoln playfield. It completed their 10 wins in 11 starts and extended their finals streak to four. Don Burke pitched for West and Wheeler while Don McGillvray led the hitters. Washington Park routed Fremont 8 to 1 in a later game that did not count toward averages.
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Finals Standing of Teams in Junior Finals
Team standings show multiple entries: Washington Park, Hillman Merchants, Three Brothers DW, Neé Vremont Cyclones, and Poet with varied win loss records. The fragmentary text lists percentages and scores, indicating a summary of results from junior finals.
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Weet & Wheeler
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Weet & Wheeler league final slated this week
Announcement notes that the Weet & Wheeler champions will be decided late this week with a final date to be announced tomorrow. The Star trophy, presented by Jim, will become the inners property.
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Jim
Feather King to Fight Soon for World's Featherweight Title
Johnny Kilbane will defend his featherweight title at Lorain Ohio on Labor Day for $50 000 promoter Matt J Hinkle announced Kilbane's opponent has not been chosen at this time.
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Johnny Kilbane
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Kozlowski Downs La gerstrom In Woodland Park Finale
Kozlowski defeats Leo Lagerstrom in a three set finale at Woodland Park 6 4 6 2 6 4 to clinch the title. Lagerstrom shows early resistance before fading in the final two sets. The match cements Kozlowski as the champion of the Woodland Park event.
Star-Woodland Tennis Champs for 1922 Play
Men's singles Frank Kozow ek and doubles Frank Koziow ski with Karl White win. women's singles Mrs Ai on ne Bourque. women's doubles Mrs Brag don and Marian Soule Henderson. junior singles Armand Marion. junior doubles Melvin Dranga and Viret Scott. mixed doubles Mrs Bourque and Dick Vander Las.
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Karl White
Aionne Bourque
Bragdon
Marian Soule Henderson
Armand Marion
Melvin Dranga
Viret Scott
Mrs. Bourque
Dick Vander Las
Kozlowski wins Star-Woodland Park tennis title in finale
In Woodland Park on Saturday RANK KOZLOWSKI defeated Leo Lagerstrom 6-4 6-2 6-4 to capture the men singles crown. Armand Marion won the junior singles after a three setter with Howard Langlie, while Earl White and Frank Kozlowski clinched the men’s doubles 6-0 6-3 6-2.
Schwager Tops George B. Baker Handicap at Singer Traps
Alvin Schwager of Seattle won the George B. Baker handicap amateur shoot at the Singer traps near Port Angeles finishing with 19 percent of 200 as a grand total. L. S. Barnes took second place.
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Seattle
George B. Baker
Singer Traps
Port Angeles
L. S. Barnes
English Augusta match crowns Mrs Beamish again
In Roehampton on Saturday Mrs. Beamish of England defeated American champion Moira Bjurstad Mallory in the finals with scores of 1 6, 8 6, 6 3 to retain the title.
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