New Faces Highlight Austin Salt Smokers Card Tonight
Seatt le Smokers present ten bout card with Owen Roberts the sole local rep. Lightweights headline with Joe Gorman and Jimmy Sacco in top mold. Joe Black and Johnny Trambitas meet in the semi windup, while Jimmy Rivers tangles with Owen Roberts in junior lightweights. Billy Evans debuts against Mickey Dempacy as the opener starts at 8 30.
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Seattle
Ecoreboard
Austin
Sacco
Tacoma
Hie
Bobby Michaela
Gorman
Railbirds
Joe Black
Denver
Johnny Trambitas
Portland
Black
Trambitas
Jimmy Rivers
Owen Roberts
Northwest
Rivers
Eddie Kid Billings
Boy Me
Casslin
Battiera
Aa Billings
Wisconsin
Casstin
Bremerton
Thies
Billy Evans
Minneapolis
Mickey
Europeans Won’t Tumble for Dempsey-Carp Fight
Promoters fear a deterrent economy will curb boxing booms as Dempsey Carpentier plans fail to gain European or U S traction. Leonard and Tendler eye lighter weight title chances with little promoter appetite for a heavyweight spectacle. Tendler balks at $62 500 offer and seeks a bigger share of potential profits.
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Dempsey
Wills
Benny Leonard
Lew Tencher
Tendler
Ward
Leonard
Tentler
Pitching Prospects Shine in American League Spring Games
Spring play shows several clubs stockpiling promising pitchers. Washington’s Phillips and Gleason impress, Chicago White Sox add Charley Robertson with a fastball and curve, Detroit rookies Stoner Olson and Pillette win early games, while Johnson is sidelined by injury delaying his debut.
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Phillips
Gleason
Cleveland
Charley Robertson
Chicago White Sox
Robertson
Nies
Detroit
Cobb
Tigers
Stoner
Olson
Pillette
Cole
Johnson
Eame
Vean Grege
Briton to pilot car in Indianapolis 500 parade
British colors to appear at the Indianapolis 500 parade May 20 with W. Douglas Hawkes entering a Bentley. Louis Conatalen may enter a Sunbeam tear, Jules Goux arrives with two Hallot mounts, aiming to add to the field alongside Italian flags. Germany and Belgium reportedly absent from entrants.
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Dianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
T. B. Meyers
W. Douglas Hawkes
Louis Conatalen
Jules Goux
Goux
Indianapolis
Peugeot
Mme. Goux
Germany
Belgium
Lakey Morrow Wins Lightweight Bout in Portland Show
In Portland on May 9 Lakey Morrow of Spokane defeated Joe Gorman in a 10-round main event as both are lightweights. In the semi windup Jimmy Valentine was awarded the decision over Alile Taylor.
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Portland
Joe Gorman
Lakey Morrow
Spokane
Jimmy Valentine
Alile Taylor
Promising Talent Catches Eye In Early Baseball Form
The piece notes budding talent in the American League during spring training and contrasts it with the risky trade of a surgeon fish in the West Indies that extracts blood from handlers, implying health and sport parallels.
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Weat Indies
No new domestic animals have been developed in two millennia
A historical note states that no domesticated animal species were newly created by humans over the past two thousand years. It discusses established domesticates and the lack of documented origin of new species in this period.
Two Teams Qualify for Finals in Star League
The Three Brothers Dye Works and the Fremont Cyclones clinch finals spots for The Star Junior trophy. Three Brothers beat the Independents, Fremont defeated Brown Brothers Billiards, with Three Brothers set to face Falcon Athletic Club at Jefferson Park.
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Red Crown
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Walla Walla
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Lincoln
Berth stakes rise in Seattle league play
In League No 2 BF Fes Arena Shoe Shop clash at South Seattle 2 p m for second berth. Washington Park team must win at 2 p m Sunday against Weat Seattle Ore Works to stay in race. Several other Sunday games set at South Seattle Park Woodland and BF Day with varying kickoff times.
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Dempsey Fight Hopes Dim As Manager Seeks Delay
London May 9 Jack Kearna manager of Jack Dempsey admitted he was getting no place with plans for another rematch with Carpentier and may have to call it off until next fall.
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Henry L. Farrell
Europe
Jack Kearns
London
Jack Kearna
Jack Dempsey
Shade Outpoints Doyle In Ten-Round Boxing Bout
Dave Shade from California won a ten round decision over Paul Doyle of New York in a dramatic May boxing match. Shade controlled the action with precise punching and steady movement to secure the victory.
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Shade
Doyle Boston
Dave Shade
California
Paul Doyle
New York
Kid Dube Wins Quebec Bout Over Leonard in Ten
Kid Dube from Lewiston outpointed Joe Leonard of New York over ten rounds to claim victory in Quebec City. The decision favored Dube as the crowd watched a close, competitive matchup.
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Quebec
Kid Dube
Lewiston
Joe Leonard
New York
Morvich Trains in Open Louisville Before Derby
Morvich the Derby favorite trains openly in Louisville as owner Ben Block plans a Derby distance workout before race day. Leonard vs Kansas Lightweight Title Bout Signed for July 4 in Michigan City promoter Floy Fitzsimmon states.
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Morvich
Louisville
Ben Block
Contender Looms in Mile Event Against Joie Ray
Ray Watson, former Kansas star distance runner, emerges as rival in mile races with several meetings where Ray has edged Watson. Watson forecasts several surprises as both enter the same events. Watson’s best mile time noted as 4 81 eight and eight tenths.
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Ray Watson
Kansas Aggle
Joie Ray
Ray
Watson
Star League postgame shuffle delays several games
The Red Crown fanfore report shows Falcon A. team failing to play at Washington park due to miscommunications. Giants did not show by noon. game rescheduled after Sunday. Grounds use and time limits spark enforcement, as Green Lake Juniors and Beattie Dye Works miss chances. Finale set for May 24 with Eddie Whitesites, Pete Standridge and Joe Kokash as umpires.
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Red Crown
Falcon A
Washington Park
Ross Giants
Pliet
Ben Pvane
Fahey Breckman
Weet Seattle Athletic Club
Hiawatha
Green Lake Juniors
Weet Beattie Dye Works
Center Tearme
Evans
Star
Rmit
All Star
Eddie Whitesites
Pete Standridge
Joe Kokash
Young Stars Impress As Future Champions Rise
The piece highlights four underage athletic prodigies Vincent Richards Johnny Welsmuller Bobby Jones and Bud Houser as future legends across tennis swimming golf and track. Richards praised by Bill Tilden as a top volleyer 20 plus. Weismuller at 18 already holds 18 world swimming records. Jones a young Atlanta golfer dominating rivals. Houser 17-year-old California high schooler who defeated Pat McDonald with a 48 feet shot put.
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Vincent Richards
Johnny Wolsmuller
Bobby Jones
Bud Houser
Jones
Atlanta
Houser
Caliifornia High School
Pat McDonald
Crane rearranges Indians lineup with new shortstop
Seattle’s shortstop problem may end as Sam Crane arrives from Brooklyn to claim the position. Wally Hood, a noted minor league outfielder, also joins the Indians ahead of June 1 roster limits. Team plans mix changes for Connolly Stumpf Wisterzil and supporting infielders as Seattle eyes a pennant.
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Leo H. Lassen
Crane
McCredie
Connolly
Stumpf
Wisterzil
Spencer Adams
Hood
Sal Lake
Lane
Eldred
Barney
Schulte
Sallel
Spencer
Adams
Tobin
Gregg
Schorr
Dailey
Jacobs
Henke
Gardner
Burger
Mack
Finneman
Credie
Cuto
Crystal Swimmers Confident in P N A Meet Half
Crystal Swimming club leads Multnomah by four points at Portland after the first half of the annual P N A meet. Don Vickers predicts stronger entries for Seattle on May 25 with key swimmers Konowaloff Sternbergh Wascher and McWatters aiming for big events. Women contenders include Katheryn Brown and Virginia Wilson as races expand to shorter sprints and backstroke events.
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Portland
Multnomah Club
Don Vickers
Bia
Seattle
Multnomah
Vickers
Konowaloff
Sternberg
Wascher
Speidel
McWatters
Merlin Fadden
Guy Thomas
Orin Witter
Sternbergh
MccWatters
Katheryn Brown
George Drake, Jr
Drake
Tacoma
Harold Hatton
Jimmy Egan
Bushnell
Portland Baths
Egan
Jack Pebochenko
Dave Fall
Weldon Hyde
Ben Lumbard
Northwest
Atiff
Virginia Wilson
Audrey Griffin
Victoria Island Athletic Association
Dodgers Will Meet Cougars In First Track Dual
Washington and Washington State schedule a Saturday Stadium meet to open the track season. The Cougars struggle in relay events but are seen as serious contenders by Washington. Field events are expected to decide the meet with Washington favored in sprints and shorter runs and about even in the longer distances.
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Cougars
Washington
Washington State
Crimson
Gray
Varsity Crew Lineup Reordered Ahead of Poughkeepsie Regatta
Coach Ed Leader reshuffles the varsity crew selecting Al Skibiness at bow replacing Pat Tidmarsh and Ed Cushman at No 3. Committee confirms trip funds, and teams begin focused prep for the Poughkeepsie regatta.
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Ed Leader
al Skibiness
Pat Tidmarsh
Ed Cushman
Indians Dominate Athletics in 14 4 Victory
Jamieson led Cleveland with two triples and a single as the Indians crushed the Athletics 14 to 4. The White Sox rallied late but the Yankees held on to win 8 7 behind Baker and June. Pirates erased a big deficit to beat the Robins 8 to 7 with late scoring surge.
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White Sox
Carl
George
Yanks
To & Baker
Bix June
Pirates
Robins
Jamieson
Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Star Given Permit for Net Courts Tournament at Woodland Park
Jackson issues permit for Star to stage annual Star Woodland park tennis tournament at Woodland park. Event starts June 4 and lasts about three weeks. Entries open with close date May 80. Junior boys age eligibility as of March 1, 1922 noted.
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Ress Tenesre
Parks Jackson
Star
Woodland Park
Allers
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