Seattle Star League Men Take Second Straight Go From Tacoma Pirate Five
Seattle's MacDougall-South five clinched the Sound basketball title by beating Tacoma 36 to 22 at the Y M C A. Davison scored 18, while Kertis and Smith added four each as the Stars won their 14th straight Star league game and sealed first in Puget Sound standings.
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Tacoma Pirate
Davidson
MacDougall
Leo H. Lassen
Seabey Pirate
Tacoma
MacDougall-South
Seattle
Y. M
Macs
Seattle Boys
Puget Sound
Maca
Dixon Shivley
Grover Kertis
Kertis
Shiveley
Davison
S. Pearne
Shelly Pearne
Pirates
Wen Gordon
Pearne Smith
Frayn
Pearne
Gordon
MH. Pearne
Sontag
Free Throne
Devideon
G. Gorton
J. H. Pearne
Lee Turner
K. OF
K. of C
American Legion
Powers
Classic
Logan
Rim
Needlen
Mooney
Anderson
The
Knights
Star Basketball League
Star
Callendar
Donald Vickers
Crystal Pool
Woodland Park
California Leads In Early Track Meet Highlights
California crews dominate a multi school track event with Stanford, Pomona and Idaho noted for participation. Coach Hutchinson reports Idaho track prospects, while Golden Bears win 71 to 43 with promising sprinters and distance runners and a scheduled spring baseball setup discussed by coaches.
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California and University of South California
Los Angeles
Golden Bears
Idaho
Hutchinson Irving
Quintet of Cue Wielders in Star Class B Finals
Arthur Morganstern upset Col C N Bostwick 20 to 7 in 32 innings at Brown and Hulen on Sunday. Five players, Morganstern Beo Brierly C W Bowen Hibler and S T Ritchie, advance to a round robin with nightly matches through Wednesday to decide the Star Class B title.
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Arthur Morganstern
Brown & Hulen
Col. C. N. Bostwick
Arthur
Juniors Win W Class Regatta on Lake Washington
Crew Coach Ed Leader praised the interclass regatta on Lake Washington where the Junior team won. Sophomores were second, Seniors third, and the Frosh trailed. Larve paring line on crew prospects with captains Brandenthaler Luft Magnueson Clark and Kroon among likely rowers.
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Lake Washington
Laurethuret Point
Lake Union
Canal
Shell
Brandenthaler
Luft
Magnueson
Clark
Harry
Dave Kroon Fell
Logg
Richardson
Bogarius
Flynn Defeats Woodhouse In Local Heavyweight Bout
Veteran fireman Jim Flynn won a six round decision against local heavyweight Tom Woodhouse at Cle Elum Saturday night. One judge scored the bout for Flynn, another had it a draw, while the referee also saw Flynn the winner.
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Jim Flynn
Tom Woodhouse
Flynn
Coast League Training Camps See Rain Delays Across California
Reee McCredie of the Portland Heavers aims to convert recruit Charlie Marnabe from Los Angeles into an outfielder as practice continues. Rain stopped games and training breaks in Sacramento Stockton Hanford Oakland Los Angeles and other towns delaying schedules and arrivals including Deke Reilly joining Salt Lake and Wes terday’s Hee-Valieje game called off.
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Roma Springs
Deke Reilly
Indianapolis
Salt Lake
Westerday
Wes
Rein
Hill Rainier
Bie Lea
Carbonado triumphs 21 in rough final. McMillan cup goes to miners
Youths from Carbonado defeat Druthie 21 to win the McMillan cup at Liberty Park yesterday amid a listless game. Davies scored twice for the miners in the second half, while Elbin tallied for Druthie. Despite new faces expected next season, Ollerton and O'Toole led the locals with strong displays.
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Liberty Park
Carbonado
Druthie
Duthie
O'Toole
Ollerton
Althe Martin
Forgle
Banks
Davies
Elbin
Billy O'Toole
Buck
W. Harlin
Opening Fishing Season Promises Record Angling Crowds
April 1 marks the opening of fishing season with advance sale of licenses predicting record crowds on lakes and streams. Favorable weather keeps water levels low. Beattie offers prizes for trout caught in first three days, including a fine trout rod. Lake Sammamish and Snoqualmie River areas promise good early sport with steelhead reports and weekly Piper Taft reports to follow.
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Kari
O. Fry
Piper & Taft
Sammamish
Gireen
Valgar to Face Lawler in Atlanta Boxing Showdown
Promoter J H McDonald booked Benny Valgar against Jack Lawler for an Atlanta fight at the end of the month. Lawler recently battled Young Chaney and Johnny Dundee to draws. The French Flash and Lawler clash is billed as a corker with strong fan anticipation.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. H. McDonald Han
Benny Valger
Jack Lawler
Lawler
Young Chaney
Johnny Dundee
Flash
Pennsylvania Court Allows Youths to Play Sundays
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upholds Judge Staake's ruling allowing youngsters to play on Sundays this summer in Philadelphia. The decision confirms the privilege to play on the first day of the week under local rules.
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Philaded
Pa. Roya
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Staake
Fistic Fans to Have Big Doings Here
Seattle ring fans will see Morrie Law defend his Coast title against Billy Wright in a key welterweight bout at Crystal Pool. Also on card, Pred Fulton meets Young Hector while Lax and Abel clash for headlines. Jimmy Storey returns to action against Mike Pete, with Soldier Woods vs Lloyd Madden, Tommy Barrone vs Frank Pete, Rae Scribner and Ernie Dailey opening the card.
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Tuenley
Crystal Pool
Morrie Law
Kansas City
Brown
Billy Wright
Fulton
Minnesota
Young Hector
William
Lax
Tacoma
Dake Abel
Wright
Lux
King William
Jimmy Storey
Mike Pete
Jimmy
Pete
Woods
Wild Man
Lloyd Madden
Madden
Tommy Barrone
St. Paul
Frank Pete
Mike
Rae Scribner
Ernie Dailey
Bremerton Heavyweight Hector faces Fulton this Friday
Young Hector, Bremerton heavyweight, trains seriously for his bout with Fred Fulton, the Minnesota giant, who has just returned from England and battles heavyweights across the United States. Fulton fights Gunboat Smith in Portland soon as part of a 10 round tour. Also notes Bill Reed versus Bevo Kruvosky six rounds in Tacoma and Luna Park Swimming Pool opening March 27.
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Young Hector
Bremerton
Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Fulton
Frederick
England
United States
Gunboat Smith
Portland
Kruvosky
Reed
Bill Reed
Bevo Kruvosky
Tacoma
Bill
The Good Actor at Bat and Bench in 1920s Phillies Tale
A 1920 Bell Syndicate piece captures Roy Thomas the Phillies center fielder and Billy Hallman actor in a farcical season. Hallman juggles third base with theater tours while intruding on club life. Duggleby, elbow incident, and a bat chase culminate in an escape and a vow forgotten order.
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Billy Hallman
Mr. Hallman
Billy
Phillies
Bill Duggleby
Bill Iain
Bill
Giants
Polo Grounds
Harry Wolverton
Thomas
Passayunk
Roy Thomas
Hallman
Duggleby
Undertaker
Mr. Thomas
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Groundkeeper a Hero at Macon Training Camp
Emil Haismann, groundkeeper, is hailed as the greatest hero in Macon for drying and draining a flooded training camp site ahead of the Tigers arrival, turning a waterlogged camp into an ready facility.
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Macon
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Ownie Bush
Jennings
Emil Haismann
Seals players warming to big league clubs this spring
Five Seals mid winter league players are warming up with major teams. George McKnew is with the Athletics Barney Kearns with the Pirates Reynolds Kelly and McGuire with the Giants and Tom Casey with the Reds.
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San Francisco
Cal
Seals
George McKnew
Athletics
Barney Kearns
Pirates
Reynolds Kelly
McGuire
Giants
Tom Casey
Reds
Seattle Puck Squad Opens Ottawa Classic in Six and Seven Man Games
The Seattle Mets travel to Ottawa for a two game puck classic featuring six man Eastern rules and seven man Western rules. Pilot Muldoon leads his lineup into Ottawa with JJ Walker and Frank Foyston adjusting positions as Seattle aims for the world title, matching speed and teamwork against the Eastern favorites on their home ice.
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Seattle Mets
Ottawa
Canada
Ottawa Seven
Pete Muldoon
Tce
JJ Walker
Rover
Seattle
Frank Foyston Wis
Jim Riley
Denine Rowe
Rickey
Holmes
Mets
Muldoon
Benedict
Cleghorn
Gerard
Meell
Boucher
Twilight League to Feature 26 Teams in Erie
Erie Pa collectors will see 26 teams in the Twilight Industrial Baseball league this summer. Players are workers from local shops and factories forming the squads.
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Erie
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