Macs Face Tacoma Pirates In Puget League Showdown
MacDougall Southwick faces the Tacoma Pirates in the second inter city Puget id honors game at the local Y M C A. The Macs hold 13 wins and beat Tacoma 20 points last meeting led by Frayn Smith Gustafson with Shiveley Kertis Overton and Botts in reserve. Shelley Pearne leads Tacoma with 12 points on six field goals. If Tacoma wins a third game decides the playoff by coin flip.
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Dick Frayn
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Emil Gustafson
Dixon Shiveley
Grover Kertis
George Overton
Harold Botts
Shelley Pearne
Wen Gordon
Harry Pearne
Sontag
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Enthusiastic Burlington Golf Club Elects Officers for Next Season
At the Burlington Golf and Country Club meeting in the Arctic Club rooms last Saturday officers were elected: Laurence and J. C. Myers as first vice presidents, Geo. E. Metner as second vice, HM A. Schoenfeld as treasurer, Parker as secretary, with L. H. Bruns, G. G. Belt and B. W. Robinson named to the board of trustees. The club and handicap committee will be announced soon. Breck is labeled the class of the era. The Claremont pro dominated California Open events this week, while past contenders face restrictions from a suspended incident involving a caddie. The Northwest meet on the Wav course years ago remains part of club lore. Plans for a future Lake Washington course by Geist and the club advance. The new course work will start soon, with a 6,350-yard layout and a tombstone tournament planned for Park members. Capt. Ben Jooks is expected to seek a record entry, and weather last Saturday affected turnout for a Seattle Golf course tournament with 22 couples.
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Seattle
Washington Class Crews Race Today on the Canal
Crews will race for the Class 1p title this afternoon on the Washington Canal. Two fresh crews compete, each with a single shell, starting at 3 p m from Laurelhurst and finishing opposite the varsity boathouse. It is the first inter class meet since 1915 with silver medals awarded to the winning shell.
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Renton and Kirkland Seek King County High School Title
Renton and Kirkland high school fives meet at the YMCA tonight to decide the King County non Seattle championship. The teams share the early lead and the 7 30 p m tip off will settle county honors.
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Knights of Columbus Five Seek Rematch With Macs
The Knights of Columbus five seek another game with the MacDougall Southwick five after forfeiting a second game this season due to scheduling conflicts. The Macs beat the Knights in the first semi final and won the second by default. Seattle K of C five to face American Legion in Tacoma tonight at Stadium High School with Tacoma runners-up Smeller five substituted. The Knights travel to Tacoma on the 6 o clock interurban.
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Washington Canoe Club Plans Busy Water Season
The Washington Canoe Club plots a water season after four years of war inactivity. 256 members already joined and a clubhouse at Leschi Park is planned for this summer. Races and carnivals on Lake Washington begin in June. Piper & Taft's handles new memberships. Commodore Herb Odlund Fleet Captain Karl Wilson Secretary A H Adams Treasurer Horace Van Tinker.
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Ontario Beavers Begin Pruning Before Inter Camp Games
Manager McCredie will cut extra players first, pruning the payroll after players held for inter camp games. The Beavers host the March Field Aviators from Riverside this afternoon.
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Oakland Imagined 1920 Coast League Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists dates and times for Oakland Imerire’s 1920 Coast League schedule with scattered numbers, months, and day slots. The unreadable text shows a sequence of game dates and periods, lacking clear opponents or locations.
City Star League Plans Open Session For Baseball Teams
The Star city baseball league begins with a planning meeting at The Star office on Monday at 8 p.m. to organize both senior and junior leagues for the coming season. All teams intending to participate are urged to attend.
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Fred Fulton Debuts Against Young Hector in Northwest Ring Bout
Fred Fulton makes his first Seattle bow facing Young Hector in a heavyweight bout billed as a strong card. The Crystal Pool program lists Billy Wright defending the Coastwide title against Morrie Lux as the main event with Mike Pete versus Jimmy Storey and Soldier Woods versus Lloyd Madden in separate matches. Revo Kruvosky and Bill Reed clash again after their recent bout with Reed aiming to rebound in Tacoma Thursday.
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Billy Wright
Morrie Lux
Kansas City
Mike Pete
Husky Wilkenson Miner
Jimmy Storey
Woods
Lloyd Madden
Revo Kruvosky
Bill Reed
Bevo
Tacoma
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Kruvosky
San Francisco
Six Man Hockey to Govern Title Series Opens in Ottawa
Seattle and Ottawa prepare for the world title series in Ottawa with six man hockey using Eastern rules first. Seattle likely lines up Monday with Walker center Foyston left wing Riley right wing Rickey and Rowe defense Holmes goalie. Bernie Morris may return to Ottawa not yet assigned in the East lineup.
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Seattle Forces
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Riley
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Holmes
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McMillan Cup Final Set as Duthie and Carbonado Clash
The Northwest soccer season ends with a 2 1 1 0 0 score spread as Duthie faces Carbonado at Liberty Park tomorrow at 2 30 p m. Duthie hold the trophy and aim to extend their lead while Carbonado seeks a win or draw to claim the cup.
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Liberty Park
Lee Beats Farrell in Sacramento boxing bout
Geor gie Lee of Sacramento defeated Young Farrell from Los Angeles in a slow card here last night. The first three fights ended by knockouts and the piece recalls past boxing thrills from the Hans Wagner era.
Mat Titles at Stake in Final Bouts
Six PN. A. mat titles will be decided tonight at the University of Washington as finals of the wegion proceed. Elimination trials left wrestlers from Seattle, U. of W., and local posts. Tonight's bouts include 115, 125, 136, 145, 158, 168, and 175 pound classes with wrestlers from U. of W., YMCA, and American Legion Post Husum among the contenders.
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Raymond Hright
George Hansen
Dewey Baker
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Bowen Wins In Three Cushion Tourney By Narrow Margin
W G C Bowen eliminated Sam Stone from The Star's three cushion tournament at Brown and Hulen's last night by a 20 to 17 score. Bowen needed 65 innings to finish the match as the Class LB tourney advances toward finals. No games tonight. Monday draws determine Monday matches and the Class A meet starts after the Class B boards clear.
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Kid Tiles Herman Loses On Foul Disqualification
In San Francisco last night Kid Tiles Herman fouled out in the third round against Sam Carlo after repeated low hits. Referee warnings were issued for the same tactic earlier in the bout. Harry Pelsinger earned a decision over Bud Ridley. BOYES SPRINGS reports Marty Krug seeking salary compromise with the Ealt Lake club, while manager Johnson says Krug may show up soon. Notre Dame asks Harvard to cancel football game slated for October 9.
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Seattle's New Fly Chaser Merlin Kopp
Merlin Kopp named the new outfielder replacing Jimmy Walsh in Seattle. He is lined up for left field and slated as the leadoff hitter in the batting lineup.
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Gardner
Baseball Player Moves and Signings Across Leagues
Tim Hendryx rises in Red Sox radar after leading American Association hitters with Louisville past year. Bill Lamar joins the Colonels while Bill Clymer signs old-timers for Columbus. Ike Wolfer and Joe Dempsey land with Seattle and Yakima connections. Henson ships to Winnipeg as Kallio Oldham Cunning ham Sutherland form Oakland pitching hopes. The Oakland season opens with San Francisco matchups and Stockton workouts by Jordan Farria and Beal flyers.
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14 Weeks of Baseball for Seattle Fans
Seattle Smashes open road schedule soon against the San Francisco Seals with 14 home and 14 road weeks. The season runs April 6 in Sacramento through October 17 in San Francisco, with key homestands July 27 to August 31 and multiple holiday dates on Decoration Day Fourth of July and Labor Day.
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Senators Ready For Season With No Pitchers On Deck
Sacramento reports the Senators still need no pitchers as Manager R sets the lineup for the approaching season. The Yippers face Santa Clara in a two game series today and tomorrow.
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