Indians Rally in Portland Series Ahead of Beavers Doubleheader
The Seattle Indians drive in three games in Portland hitting well led by Ed Barney who has six hits in ten at bats across two games. The Indians aim to sweep the Beavers in a double bill today and again tomorrow with Walter McCredie Elmer Jacobs and Joe Dailey pitching against Portland ace Jimmy Middleton.
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Elmer Jacobs
Joe Dailey
Jimmy Middleton
Indians Win Second Game From Macks
The Indians defeated the Portland Macks to take a second straight victory. Hunky Schorr pitched well for five innings before Klepper’s Beavers rallied. Sam Ross and Ed Bar led the Indians’ offense as Portland faced Jimmy Middleton in the afternoon effort.
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Sam Ross
Ed Bar
Jimmy Sacco Bouts Gor Man Tuesday at Arena
Boston lightweight Jimmy Sacco earns praise as a finished workman after a draw with Bobby Michaels in Tacoma. He is set to box Joe Gor man at the Arena Tuesday night.
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Joe Gorman
Arena
Bobby Michaels
Tacoma
Home Run Wins for Quay Prep Nine Over Quakers
Quay prep team remains undefeated as Franklin battles to a 9 5 win with a 11th inning homer by Souders boosting Queen Anne. Lincoln tops West Seattle 5 1 at Lower Woodland Park while UHroadway Tigers shell Ballard 13 3 at Adams field behind Nakao.
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Sacramento Solons Hit Hard By Early Season Injuries
The Sacramento Solons, managed by Charlie Pick, endure a rash of injuries to key players including Marty McGaffigan, Fred Mollwitz, Merlin Kopp, Lee Sheehan, Ken Penner, Buddy Ryan, and Earl McNeeley. Pick shifts positions as the club struggles, while Earl McNeeley battles an injury but shows veteran effort.
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Seattle
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Buddy Ryan
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Senators
Earlington Eyes 18-Hole Three-Point Match at Everett
The Earlington 20-mark team travels to Everett for an 18-hole three-point contest this afternoon with the Everett squad.
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Everett
Freshman Sophomore Track Finals At Denny Field
Finals in the all city high school meet were set for 1 30 p m at Denny field Franklin favored but Bryce Taylor’s sprained ankle hurts the Quakers chances Babe Asser outpointed Frankie Jumatti in 10 rounds in Grand Rapids Mich May 6
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Quakers
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Frankie Jumatti
Seattle Faces Waverley In First Half of Home and Home
The Seattle and Waverley tearmen prepare for the first half of their annual home and home series at the North End links today.
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Waverley
North End Links
Washington State College Beats Oregon 20 to 11 in Eugene
In a high scoring baseball game Washington State College defeated the University of Oregon 20 to 11 in Eugene. WSC had 18 hits and 8 errors. Oregon tallied 13 hits and 7 errors with three home runs. Meanwhile in Olympia Centralia fell to Olympia 0 to 12 as Olympia moved to second in the Southwest Washington High School league. Cooper of Olympia pitched a three hit shutout.
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Dempsey Carpentier Bout Rumored in Paris Air
In Paris May 6 Althe Jack Dempsey said a return match with Georges Carpentier was signed, while manager Jack Kearns denied any agreement. The bout was described as under consideration rather than finalized.
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Britton Outpoints Wadgett In Omaha Bout
Jack Britton defeated Cowboy Wadgett by points over ten rounds in Omaha on May 6, continuing his boxing campaign with a convincing decision.
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Jack Britton
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Boxing set to return with four Seattle clubs promoting shows
Boxing difficulties fade as four Seattle clubs resume events. Promoters Austin and Balt return after two year layoff, with Nate Druxinman Brown and Hulen, Cascade club, and Arena smokers staging new era bouts. Main event features Jimmy Sacco versus Joe Gorman. Gorman to fight Lakey Morrow in Portland Monday. Maceo trains with Austin & Salt.
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Tacoma lightweight Joe Hinck to fight Johnny Tramitas
Joe Hinck the Tacoma lightweight who impressed with Harry Sutton the navy champion is slated for the semi windup against Johnny Tramitas the hard seeking Portlander, a short time after his prior bout.
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Harry Sutton
Navy
Johnny Trambitas
Tacoma Boxing Fans Anticipate Trio of Seattle Bouts
Jimmy Pavera will debut in Seattle with Owen Roberts in a third bout. Rivers defeated Kid Johnston, while Roberts stopped Alvin Landin in his last appearance. Ned Moe mentors Roberta and teaches Seattle youths, as Kid Billings and Roy McCaasslin defeat the Levisons. McCaaslin, Tacoma’s veteran, earned a recent win over Noodles Knox in Bellingham. Tacoma’s boxing season ends with a show planned for Thursday after next. Travie Davis, ex Coast welter champ, is expected to return to Tacoma soon. Nate Druxinman to promote season opener at Arena next week with a new gym in the basement.
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Ned Moe
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Percy Egtvet Shines at Novice Track Meet and Sets Records
Percy Egtvet, former Broadway star, dominates the two day novice track meet at the university. He wins four events and sets records in all four, adds a second in the javelin, and leads a strong showing that suggests fresh varsity talent under Coach Edmundson.
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Harold Marquis Sree
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Edmundson
Percy Egtvet
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Cachi Am
Bill Taylor Wins Varsity Net Meet Beat Fletcher Johnson
Bill Taylor defeats Fletcher Johnson 6-4 10-11 in a tense semi final. Taylor advances to lead the Purple and Gold in the dual with Stanford May 9 and in the Pacific Coast tournament May 12 13. Art Langlie will join Taylor as second player to California meets at Stanford and Berkeley. Langlie beat By Scott 61 6-2. The team leaves today.
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Fletcher Johnson
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Greenleaf Clinches Advantage in Pocket Billiards Final
New York May 4 Ralph Greenleaf national pocket billiard champion has clinched his title lead over Walter Franklin Kan kansas City in the match. Greenleaf enters tonight's third block with a 208 to 8 advantage after winning the second block last night by a 152 to 83 score.
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Ralph Greenleaf
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Kanaan City
Notable drivers entered for Indianapolis sweepstakes
May 6 listing shows 52 drivers including Tom Milton Howard Wilcox Ralph De Palma Jules Goux Jimmy Murphy and Ralph Mulford among entrants for the 10th annual 500 mile sweepstakes in Indianapolis on May 29.
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Tom Milton
Howard Wilcox
Ralph de Palma
Jules Goux
Jimmy Murphy
Ralph Mulford
Canada Defaults In Davie Cup Tennis Clash
Canadian tennis withdraws from the Davie cup first round in Toronto after lacking funds to send a team to Paris to face France.
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Paris
Canada
Youngsters on Sac team show promise in pitching
Sacramento club features 18 year old Canfield and Charlie Pick with Henry Hampton a southpaw from Northern California. Reported by Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles players who have faced him say the boy is promising as a pitcher and a future talent for the squad.
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Atrong
Canfield
Charlie Pick
Odda Henry Hampton
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Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Yankee Stadium Ground Breaking Set for Today
Ground will be broken today for the new Yankee stadium in New York. The White Construction Co. won the contract for 1,250,000 and the venue will seat 67,000 with provisions to expand to 85,000 and be ready for the World Series if the Yankees repeat. Silk resists weather conditions better than Mn.
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White Construction Co
Tendler Proves Class In Bout With Dundee
Henry L. Varkel t reports Benny Leonard can outrun and outpoint Lefty Tendler in a title bout. Tendler, fighting Johnny Dundee, wins in a rough 16 round test, showing he can box and brawl, while Dundee endures a brutal body assault before the finish.
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Washington Ball Squad Wins Again
Washington University baseball wired past Oregon Aggies 9 to 2 after leading early. Tiny Leonard controlled the game for Washington with solid support from Mahoney, Mendenhall, and Duffy as the two teams set for a rematch in Eugene next Monday and Tuesday.
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Duffy
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Tuertay
Star Net Entries Open for Third Annual Tennis Meet
Entries are open for the Star Woodl and meet to be held the first week in June. Junior boys under 18 as of March 1, 1922 are eligible. Fill out the entry blank and send to The Star sporting editor with doubles partners and available hours. Entries close in three weeks.
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Star
Swimmers Meet Opens in Portland at Rose City Tourney
Swimmers and teams from amateur clubs and colleges of the Northwest meet in the first half of the annual P N A water meet at Portland. Crystal Swimming club of Seattle with a seven man team is favored to win the championship. The second half of the tourney moves to Seattle later this month.
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Tacoma Will Open Season With Saturday Opener
Rain postponed Western International league games. Tacoma will host Edmorton at home Saturday. Jenly Raymond leads Tacoma against manager Gus Gleichman, a former Coast league first baseman. Parades and events are planned.
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Jeffersons to Meet Meadow Park on Tacoma Links
About 30 to 40 members of the Jefferson Park club will oppose Meadow Park on the Tacoma course tomorrow. They depart from the Beacon Hill clubhouse at 7 30 tomorrow morning.
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Meadow Park
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Beacon Hill
Bogey Scores at Jefferson Park Golf Club
Bogey competition at Jefferson Park last weekend produced matches with Knight and Hjert each finishing six up, Haakons five up, and Blake five up, noted by scores such as 20 and 6 for individual holes.
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Open Meet Adds Attracting Pacific Northwest Championship
About 600 golfers will enter the Pacific Northwest Association championship in Victoria B C from June 2 to 16, with a record entry and a new championship division. Seattle golfers compete in club qualifiers and the Seattle Golf Club hosts women’s events and club championships with top qualifiers listed. Increased activity at Beacon Hill and Jefferson Park courses precedes semifinal matches and Lake Washington club events as writers note upcoming draws and results.
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Prelim schedule updates for postponed games May 18
The Star announces three rescheduled games to close the preliminary season on May 18 with Sunday listings for action. Home team managers must call reports in by 5 to 6 48 p m Sunday. earlier notice helps if Saturday play fails. Managers registering players must ensure eligibility for the finale.
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