Harvard Star Eddie Mahon and College Sports Echo
The piece notes Harvard football and potential move to professional baseball for Eddie Mahon, once an All-America back and captain who led Harvard to a victory over Yale. It hints at his uncertain baseball future while praising his athletic peak. It also mentions a tennis ball shortage caused by wartime production and reports the death of famed stallion Meddier, a record-holding racer and successful sire.
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Crimson Star
Harvard
Yale
Europe
Changed lineup wins game for Great Falls
Edward Hill reports Great Falls defeated Seattle 5 to 2 as Our Boys faltered on defense. Luke Glavenich and Pat Eastley failed to slow the Great Falls onslaught while Rudy Kalilo pitched well for the visitors though erratic on defense.
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Glavenich
Eastley
Great Falls
Giants
OUR Boys
Edward Hill
Luke Glavenich
Pat Eastley
Seattle
Seattle Moundseman
Rudy” Kalilo
Seattle Giants Rally Falls Short in Ninth Inning Showdown
HAP MORSE starred as Seattle led until the eighth. KALLIO hurled two shutout frames to start the game, while Lya Oyar batted for Raymond in the ninth. Beattie Beattie Beattie. Wally Cadman and Guigny contributed timely hits as Giaventch took the loss. Hurley shuffled the batting order amid a lively crowd for Ladies Day and Harry Howell worked as the umpire.
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Seattle
H. PO. A. FE Shaw
Melver
Cunningham
Tivigal
Raymond
Cadman
Clavenich
P . Baatley
Tetale
Lya Oyar
Bennett
Zimmerman
Chick
Maworth
Healey
Murtey
Kiliiiay
Kallio
Cscus
Beattie
Glaventch
Nawerth
Juiget
Gilaventch
Bastiey
Dy Kallio
Kaliie
Morse
Brooks
Giaventch
Eastley
Kallie
Dietz Leads Washington State Track Work In Bohler's Absence
Carl Dietz, star of W. C. football and track for four years, directs the track squad at Washington State Pullman this week. He trains the men in Bohler's absence as they prepare for the season's first conference meet against Whitman College in Walla Walla.
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Pullman
Carl Dietz
J. F. Bohler
Bohler
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Australian horse racing boom despite European war
The European conflict has not halted Australian racing. A record purse total over 3.275 million dollars was distributed last season to owners of winning horses, including both flat and jumping events at registered and unregistered meets.
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Antipodes
Roads in Shape for Coast Tour
Chicago May 6 Barney Oldfield says automobile coast to coast tours will soon be practical. He drove Los Angeles to Chicago in 100 hours of driving time over twelve days with stops at the Grand Canyon and Kansas City. He says most road work is finished and future trips can be done in ten days.
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Chicago
Barney Oldfield
Barney
Los Angeles
Altho
Grand Canyon
Kansas City
Bisallon and Neldofer Clash in Deciding Billiard Final
Bay area billiard finals see Mac Bisallon of Portland face Otto Neldofer in a deciding block at Brown and Hulen's after Neldofer defeated Arthur Seymour. Earlier results show Neldofer high run 81, 61 and 40, with average 110 1-3. Referee Charlie Hulen oversaw play.
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Bigailon
Neidofer
Mac Bisallon
Portland Crack
Otto Neldofer
Brown & Hulen’s
Neldofer
Arthur Seymour
Seymour
Chariey Hulen
Rickenbacher First Entrant in International Sweepstakes
Ed die Rickenbacher of Indianapolis becomes the inaugural entrant for the sixth international sweepstakes race set for May 30 at the Indianapolis speedway. He drives a Maxwell and has hinted he will lead the finish. In private practice he hit 100 miles per hour, and this year the 300 mile race adds to his bold claim of victory on the local course.
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Indianapolis
Eddie Rickenbacher
Indianapolis Automobile Speedway
Maxwell
Eddie
Rickenbacher
Els
Heilman’s Shift From Editor to Tiger Wrecking Crew Member
Harry Heilman, once aiming to be a sporting editor and print his own paper, shifted to baseball glory with Detroit. After early fame in amateur press, he joined the Bengal lineup and became part of the Tigers’ famed wrecking crew alongside Cobb Crawford Veach.
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Detroit
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Bengal
Marty Hellman
United Amateur Press Association
San Francisco
Pacifico
Frisco
Ieliman
Tiger
Cobb
Crawford
Veach
Heilman
Welterweight Barrieau Plans East In Summer
Frank Barrieau, famed Vancouver boxer and Pacific Coast welterweight claimant, says in a letter to the sporting editor he will invade the East this summer. He has transportation provided by Harry Pollok and will depart Missoula, Montana, in the latter part of the month. The note closes with a tease about a Crime Doctor feature in next week's Star.
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The
Star
Frank Barrieau
Vancouver
East
Sporting Editor
Barrieau
Harry Pollok
Missoula
Mont
Here There and Everywhere Short Sport Speaking of monikers
The piece discusses nicknames in sports. It mentions Mr. Ditto the Milwaukee Brewers pitcher and references fighters George Chip and others. It notes a boxing banquet and speculates on future success and comebacks for Johnny Coulton and others.
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Mr. Ditto
Milwaukee Brewers
Blindfold golf craze lands in California nine holes
The article reports a novelty blindfold golf game on a nine hole course in California. Wager posted predicted over 100 players would break even. the final score was 8 and 4. Players kept eyes closed for stance only while crossing ditches, with high spot on the 14th hole.
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California
Complete Market Report on Wholesale Prices for Vegetables and Fruit
Daily market list by J W Gods shows corrected wholesale prices for artichokes, cabbages, lettuce, citrus, berries, gourds, peppers, radish, rhubarb, apples and onions. Entries include regions such as Florida, California, Yakima, Oregon and local varieties with prices per crate, sack, or pound and notes on varieties like Winesap and Rome Beauty.
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J. W. Gods
Doretead
California
Bell
Florida
Turnips
Cai
Diamond Jester Carl Sawyer Baffles Fans With Comic Feats
Washington second baseman Carl Sawyer delights crowds with wild antics on the field. He dives onto his head, performs a swimming display, acts like a donkey, bites at a phantom tormentor, and parades with a cap and bat as a drum major in an eye catching routine.
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Des Moines
Nick Altrock
Germany Schaefer
Annie Latham
Charlie Faust
Carl Sawyer
Washington
Sawyer
Perry McGillivray
John Philip Sousa
Interclass Games Set at University for Daily Trophy
Interclass series at the university will run between May 10 and 26 to determine The Daily trophy winner. Underclassmen have trained hard, and heavy reported meeting Fred Grant versus Joe Bonds Tuesday night as he sharpens for his Tacoman bout.
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Fred Grant
Joe Bonds
Tacoman
League Leaders Clash in Broadway Ballard Showdown
Broadway and Ballard meet with first place on the line as Broadway holds a one game edge. Both teams aim to extend their pace atop the high school standings and gain key bragging rights in a pivotal title race.
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Broadway
Ballard
County Meet At Elma Elma May 5
Gray's Harbor county scholastic meet held at Elma with schools competing for titles and team honors.
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Elma Elma
Gray's Harbor County
Dual Meet Opens Season On Denny Field
Broadway and Lincoln set the first dual meet of the season this Saturday on Denny Field. The event will feature track and field competition between the two schools with teams battling for early standings.
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Broadway
Lincoln
Denny Field
Hawthorne Wins Central Section Grammar Title
Hawthorne defeated Interbay 6 to 8 to win the central section grammar school title. Emil Alexson was the winning pitcher.
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Hawthorne
Srammar
Interbay
Emil Alexson
Gonzaga Plans Autumn Gridiron Series With Montana and Idaho
Gonzaga football manager Pinkey Walsh announces tentative fall games set with the University of Montana and University of Idaho. The scheduling aims to strengthen the schedule and renew regional rivalries for next season.
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Hineeca
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Mahane
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Clarence H
Shre
Normandy
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Hap Morse
Meles
Bill Rose
Hurley
Luke
Wally Cadman
Guigny
CY Neighbors
Harry Howell
Clas
Dietz
Washington State
Roads IN Shape For Coast Tour
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
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Great Palle
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Et Lovte
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Harry Heilman
Frank Baker
Ohio
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J. Franklin Baker
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Doc Cook
Mullen
Walters
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Boone
Cook
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Donaway
Liberty Hollding
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George Chip le
Karl Posibil
Griffiths
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Johnny Coulton
Bryan
Bat Nelson
Papke
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Tee Wee
Leora
Newtown
Rome
Walla Welle
Oregon
Ereen
Ely Yakima
White River
Yakima
Brothers
Waehington Creamery
Domentico
Limburger
Wisconsin
Young America
Hington Oate
Puget Sound
Btraw
Tom
Sto 16
Ilto i. Main
Aece
Raymond Remedy Co
Hotel Astiers
4Th & Uston
First Ave
Spring
Senece
Washington St
Second Ave
Pyorthea
Edwin J. Brown
D. D
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Pioneer Drug Store
Gus Brown
Penn Brook
Michael Sterns
Yesler
L. C. Smith Bldg
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