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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1921

Page

3

Travie Davis Defends Welterweight Crown In Seattle

Travie Davis headlines a Cascade Athletic show in Seattle to defend his welterweight title after a prior six round win over Dave Shade. The card features Frankie Haynie in a Seattle debut against Eddie Nell and a slate of local contenders as Davis faces Simonich in a rematch that could set up further clashes with Kilbane era rivalries.

Avie Davis Coast Johnny McCarthy Joe Simonich Temitt Slinger Dave Shade Speedy California Davis Simonich Frankie Haynie Billy Ht Seattle Crystal Pool Davie California Eddie

Dempsey Training Camp Attracts Notable Boxers

The article notes boxers including Jamaica Kid Kid Ik and Harry Wills likely spar with Jack Dempsey as he prepares for his bout with Georges tier. Joe Jeanette will lead Carpentier's Quarters training, signaling a diverse training camp with strong heavyweight presence.

Jack Dempsey Jack Georgestier Kid Ik Harry Wills Alsen Dempsey Joe Jeanette Carpentier

West Side Net Team Drops Out From League

West Seattle net squad withdraws from the high school tennis league leaving four teams to contend for the title. Franklin and Broad Way delay their match at Volunteer Park while Lincoln versus Franklin follows at Mount Baker park. University of Washington baseball heads to Corvallis for midweek games against Oregon then to Eugene for weekend clashes. Fourteen players under Coach Leonard Allison will travel. No players have been suspended for profanity.

West Seattle Franklin Broad Way Volunteer Park Lincoln Mount Baker Park University of Washington Corvallis Ore Oregon Eugene University of Oregon Leonard Allison

Bargains and schedules mix in columbia news clipping

Bargains from Western Motors offer Chevrolet touring car at 262 dollars as sports and league schedules appear. The Pacific Coast League list includes Vernon at Seattle and Oakland at Portland among noted matchups while American and National League standings show teams like Philadelphia New York Chicago and St. Louis with varying records.

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Coast league home run crown hopeful amid new season

The Coast league enters a new era as Earl Sheely leaves Salt Lake for the Chicago White Sox, opening a chase led by Pete Schneider Vernon Hack Miller Oakland Willie Kamm San Francisco Tex Jourdan Salt Lake and Pete Compton Sacramento. Billy Lane shines for Seattle with superior hitting baserunning and defense. Bill Cunningham shows renewed form driven by teammates Brick Eldred and Rube Oldring ready to step in. Ernie Schorr faces fan razzing but delivers solid pitching and could win the crowd with greater intensity.

Earl Sheely Salt Lake Earl Chicago White Sox Pete Schneider Vernon Hack Miller Oakland Willie Kamm San Francisco Tex Jourdan Pete Compton Sacramento Bill Cunningham Seattle Bill Brick” Eldred Rube” Oldring William Ray French Vernon Tigers New York Yanks Johnny Mitchell French San Francisco Seals Sacramento Solons Solons

Prep Players Hit Hard This Year

Thirteen prep ball players are batting over 300 in the three games each school has played this season. Seven of the leading batters are Chelder and the remainder Elders, Delton Wharper, Pallard center. Chelder leads with 685, followed by Spencer Harris, Johnny Mager, Ivan Onea, Peterson, Shager, and Johnson with strong average marks. The article notes improved hitting but weaker pitching compared to last year, with seven more games planned for each team.

Cheldera Delton Wharper Pallard Center Chelder Batemen Epencer Harris Broadways Firet Johnny Mager Franklin Ivan Onea Peterson Shager West Side Johnson Broad Bovell Frank J Ann Felder Beckwith Hal Uara Ryan Broady Yokamoto Lincoln Ken Johnson Jincoln Lindh Quay Charley Zolla Broadway Capt. Wright Queen Anne Frank Nagaminie Dob Sanders

Ruth and Kelly Hit Home Runs In Boston Outings

George Kelly, Giant outfielder, belted his seventh homer of the season against the Boston Braves. Babe Ruth followed with his sixth homer in Boston against the Red Sox, keeping pace with Kelly.

New York George Kelly Boston Braves Kelly Babe Ruth Boston Red Sox

Knights of Columbus Smoker to Highlight Saturday Card

Eddie Hammond of Seattle and Grant Randalls of Tacoma lead a main event at the Knights of Columbus smoker set for Saturday evening at Kasey’s rink. Other bouts will be lined up. A small admission will be charged.

Eddie Hammond Seattle Grant Randalls Tacoma Knights of Columbus

Mound Aces Struggle Early In Coast League Season

Coast league pitchers slated as aces struggle to start the season. Oakland's Arlett shows arm trouble, Geary earns first win, and other top southpaws Dell Love O Doul Thomas Mitchell fight rough outings. Vernon opens here Wednesday. Sacramento Solons lead standings.

Stars Woodland Park Tennis Tourney Opens Entries

Entry blanks for the second annual Star Woodland park tennis tourney were released on The Star sport page and at Piper & Taft's tennis department. Entries must be mailed to The Star sporting editor or Piper & Taft's. May 23 marks closing net entries and opening tourney day. June 1 begins the special meet for boys not yet 18 by March 1, 1921.

Star Woodland Park Star Sport Piper & Taft's Btar Tennis Department

Four Star Class A Teams Tie in League Standings

The Star Junior Baseball League Class A division shows a four way tie at 600 percent. Shamrox Athletic Club rebounded to win twice after opening with two losses, while Three Brothers Dye Works Louies French Dry Cleaners and Stacy Shownas sit 1–1. Sunday offers Stacy B Showns versus Three Brothers Dye Works at Jefferson Park.

Shamrox Athletic Club Three Brothers Dye Works Louie’s French Dry Cleaners Stacy Shownas Stacy B Showns Three Brothers Bye Jefferson Park Hit Merchants Youngstown Athletic Club Inclase B Merchants Youngstown Crew Pirates First Hill Merchants Lincoln Playfield Highland Park White Star A. C Rainier A. C Walla Walla Shamrox A. C Youngstown Eckhart Cigar Co Bulldogs Lincoln Queen Anne Aerials South Seattle Chandlers Washington Park

Stanford Eyes Ten Man Coast Meet Team

Palo Alto Cal May 3 Coach Templeton of the Stanford University announced that Stanford may send a ten man squad to the Pacific Coast Conference track meet in Eugene on May 21 after initially planning to skip the Coast meet and compete in Boston May 26. If veterans depart the Reds will field a younger squad resembling a kid team.

Palo Alto Cal Templeton The ord =university Stanford Pugene Boston

Prep Ball Tilts on Today

Four teams chase first in the high school baseball race as Franklin battles Queen Anne on Columbia playfield Broadway faces Lincoln at Lower Woodland and West Seattle meets Ballard on Adama playfield. All games start at 3 30.

Franklin Queen Anne Columbia Broadway Lincoln Lower Woodland Weat Seattle Ballard Adama

Franklin and Lincoln to clash in dual track meet

Franklin High School and Lincoln High School will compete Saturday morning on Denny Field at the University campus. Both teams field strong sprinters and distance runners, making a close meet highly anticipated.

Franklin and Lincoln Denny Field

Fast Star Games Sunday in The Star League

Stacy Showns and the Three Brothers Dye Works lead the lineup as the only change teams set to play next Sunday in The Star league. Columbia playfield hosts the main clash while other BK class games fill the day across B F Day and Walla Walla fields.

Stacy Shawns Three Brothers’ Dye Works Columbia Pirates HI Merchants

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