Indians Nose Out Beavers In Tight Portland Victory
Portland Beavers lost a close battle to the Indians 7 to 6 as Seattle hurler Doc Quissen faltered late. McCredie’s lineup fought back with Demaree loading the bases and the Indians clinching in the eighth. Tex Stumpf and Hale led Seattle with timely hits while Genin and Cox starred for Portland.
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Frisco Runs Up Wide Victory Over Seals
San Francisco crushed the Seals 17 to 4 as Wheezer Dell struggled on the mound. San Francisco batters rapped 17 safe hits led by Vernon, Scott, O Doul and Yelle with Hannah contributing in the lopsided game.
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W Ritchie Sees Carpentry Bet In Dempsey Clash
W Ritchie argues Georges Carpentier deserves credit and calls him a strong betting choice at 3 to 1 against Jack Dempsey. He notes Carpentier’s years of boxing across weights and suggests better sparring partners could lift his form before the bout, while admitting he hopes Dempsey wins to keep the title in America.
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Newspaper Enterprise
Westerners Featured In Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Meet
Three far western college players Stanford’s Phil Neer and James Davies and Texas’ McNeil Drumwright remain in the Intercollegiate lawn tennis event staged here. Seattle fight fans can glimpse Dempsey and Carpentier in training clips shown at Clemmer theatre.
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Earl Fry A Leading Local Amateur Athlete Organizer
Earl A Fry holds multiple posts in Seattle sports circles as president of the Crystal Swimming Club and chair of the Washington State Sportsmen's Association. He represents the AAU and the Pacific Northwest Association and serves as secretary of the Western Washington Trap Shooters League while working at Piper Taft's Sporting Goods. Fry is a well known figure in local amateur athletics and promotes the Crystal Swimming Club as a beneficial organization. In his spare time he enjoys fishing and hunting.
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Close Meet Expected On Friday
Two evenly matched teams, the Crystal Swimming Club and the battleship New York team, meet at Crystal Pool Friday night. Olympic stars from Antwerp compete against locals in cash swims, a relay, and comedy diving stunts as a large crowd is expected.
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Dempsey and Carpentier Knockout Records Through 1926
Record list covers knockouts and wins for Carpentier Emse y Joe Becket and other ring notables from 1911 to 1926. Includes fighters like Ed Brochet Geo Gunther Battling Lecroix Billy Papke Jim Sullivan and Gunboat Smith with rounds and outcomes.
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Henry Piet
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Hubert Roe
Geo. Gunther
Willie Lewis
Billy Papke
Frank Klaus
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Cyclone Smith
George Gunther
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Jeff Smith
Pat O'Keefe
George Mitchell
Philip Robina
Gunboat Smith
Kid Jackson
Joe Beckett
Set Eemple
Empsey
al Norton
Charlie Miller
Willie Meehan
Bob McAllister
Carl Morris
Jim Pryon
Homer Smith
Jim Flynn
Bill Brennan
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Tom Kiley
Dan Ketchel
Arthur Pelkey
Kid McCarty
Bob Devere
Porky Flynn
Fred Fulton
Terry Kelller
Jack Moran
Hartling Levinaky
Wille Meehan
Billy Mieke
Jack Hickey
Kid Harris
Kid Henry
Eddie Smith
Tony Drake
Jens Willard
Harris Hits Fan Favorite Run With Tacoma Team
Spencer Harris, former Broadway high school star, debuted in Tacoma with the Pacific International league Beavers series against Vancouver. He hit over .400 in the Vancouver series, but his fielding and bungled grounders drew some criticism as Tacoma’s red outfield challenged his rollers. Harris closes a standout Broadway career after two years on both the all city baseball and basketball squads.
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Navy men admitted free for Coast League game
All naval personnel in uniform may enter the Coast League ballpark free on Saturday to watch Seattle play Portland as part of pre parade events. The committee in charge of the observances announced the benefit arrangement yesterday. Chicago’s alleged Black Sox were slated for trial on conspiracy charges connected to the 1919 World Series, with delays due to missing gamblers Carl Zork and Ben Franklin from St Louis.
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Lynch Defends Bantam Title in Ten Round Victory
East Chicago, June 29 Joe Lynch still holds the bantamweight world title after defending it against Joe Burman in a speedy ten round bout.
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Smith Wins Net Tilt At Seattle Tennis Club
Bill Smith wins the men’s singles in The Star net tournament and advances in the Seattle Tennis Club city net tourney. Marsh Allen loses to Bruce Hesketh, eliminating Allen from singles as scores from Tuesday show numerous matches and today’s schedule across singles and doubles events.
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Freedman Trains Hard for Bout with Benny Leonard
Sailor Freedman undergoes strenuous training in Benton Harbor Michigan preparing for a July 4 lightweight title bout against champion Benny Leonard.
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Mike Gibbons Ready to Go for July 4 Bout
Spokane reports Mike Gibbons arrived and completed brief training pacers ahead of the July 4 match with Al Sommers at the Alan arena.
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Jones and Gorman to Mix Here in Seattle Smoker
Joe Gorman from Portland and Morgan Jones undefeated Ta coma featherweight headline a Pavilion smoker tonight. Gorman marks his Seattle bow after an East tour while Jones defeated Bert Forbes last week in a rematch after a draw in Tacoma. Other billed fights include Sailor Mayberry and Bud Manning, Sailor Vincent versus Harry Eagles, Bud Fitzgerald versus Hugh Curley, and Joe Keses against Frankie Greene. show staged by Clay Hite.
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Bud Manning
Vincent
Harry Eagles
Los Angeles
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Frankie Greene
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Duffy Lewis Stars for Bees in Salt Lake City Victory
Salt Lake defeated Sacramento 6 to 0 as Duffy Lewis starred in his first game for the Bees. He made a sensational catch and hit safely once while scoring two runs in the lopsided victory.
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Carp Indicates Joe Jeannette Would Face Willard Match
The report notes Joe Jeannette weighs 240 pounds and that Carp dropping him suggests he could be a suitable opponent for Willard. The only clear facts: Jeannette's weight and potential matchup based on Carp's action.
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Eckart Cigar Star Finals Contenders Shaped
Eckart Cigar team leads the Star Junior league with seven wins and one game left to clinch a top four berth. The Three Brothers Dye Works Highland Park Washington Park Pirates George Egerman Grocery and You compete for the remaining spots as Sunday’s schedule shows several games on Walla Walla and Woodland parks.
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