Seattle and Waverly golfers clash in home and home
In the second half of the 72 hole home and home match Seattle loses to Waverly 89 to 37 for the half total the Delle five hold a 20 point edge. The Walter J Burns trophy is missing from the North End clubhouse as Tecoma Country Club prepares for an 18 hole match next Saturday at Tacoma with a return set for May 23.
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Dixie" Fienger
Rob Johnstone
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Biull Hanley
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Tecoma Country Club
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Aberdeen
Open fishing season across several lakes with good sport
Lake Sammamish Lake Washington Lake Sawyer and nearby waters report strong fishing opportunities. Chelan River Stehekin and Domphy areas open in places while several lakes close until June 15th. Camp sites and trails attract spring fishing and hiking parties along the Suneet highway vicinity.
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Frank Farmer Wins Hairline Decision In Tacoma Show
Frank Farmer defeats Young Hector in four rounds at the Northwest show in Seattle’s Arena with a close decision. Sontag wins a semi windup as Maul is forced to quit in the fourth, Eddie Moore loses a close bantam contest to Harry Mansell, and other bouts feature Britt stopping Dunn and Wagner defeating Red Henry. Woodland Park Tennis opens June 6 with entries due June 3.
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Harry Mansell
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Mansell
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Joe Dunn
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Joe Wagner
Red Henry
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Wagner
Star Battlers After New Champion
Champion Wilson the new middleweight king faces stiff tests as he plans a return to the ring. The Boston titleholder who dethroned Mike O Dowd in Boston has drawn challenges from O Dowd Kimeeck and from Mike Gibbons the St Paul flash. Critics praise Wilson as a strong fighter with a southpaw left-handed reach. o'dowd Kimeeck and Gibbons pose credible threats to the new champion.
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Boston
Mike O' Dowd
O'Dowd Kimeeck
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Lincoln and Broadway Duel at Washington Track Meet
Broadway, the heavy favorite, tops a dual meet at the University of Washington. Captain Thornton Martin aims to set city records in high and low hurdles and win the 100 yards. Percy Exredt targets four wins in discus, shot put, broad jump, and high jump. Perry Steen eyes the 220 and 440. Lincoln’s Young Matthews looks to prevail in the half mile as the meet begins at 2:20 p.m.
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Lincoln
University of Washington
Thornton Martin
Broadway
Percy Ex«redt
Perry Steen
Young Matthews
Clymer Follows Old Tricks in Early Baseball Alarm
Pin Clymer, as pilot of the local club last year, is blamed for repeating poor showing in the American association. The Columbhus era under Bill falters with six losses in seven starts as St. Paul dominates with 17 wins in 19. BQ Pievcy, moved to Vernon Tigers by the Yankees, opens strong for the champions. San Francisco scribes praise Jimmy McCauley in the field but note fielding lapses. Beattie’s squad heads to Los Angeles next week for Serapha series.
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Pin Clymer
Columbhus
Bill
Pievcy
Vernon Tigers
New York Yankees
Sacramento
San Francisco
Jimmy McCauley
Los Angeles
Brooks Bowling Team Travels to Coast Congress Meet
Seattle fields the E N Brooks bowling squad in the Pacific Coast Bowling Congress opening in San Francisco. Local players include Charles Davis Tom Perry F Bennett EB HM Vaden and Captain Ben. Washington faces Stanford Draper v. Leonard pitched for Washington as the Huskies set to meet O A Co in a two game series Monday.
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BE. N. Brooke
San Francisco
Charles Davis
Tom Perry
F. Bennett
HM. Vaden
Ben
Leonard
Washington
Draper
Stanford
O. A. Co
Seattle Ball Club Adds New Blood to Roster
The Royal Arcanum Greenwood Juniors have dropped out of The Star league without explanation. Their departure leaves opponents without a scheduled game and prompts a call for teams to confirm participation or face schedule reshuffles.
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Seattle Ball Club
Royal Arcanum
Greenwood Juniors
Arcanum
Siwashes Rally Past Seals in Long 12th Inning Win
In San Francisco on May 15 Seattle finally won after 11 games, defeating the Seals 2 to 1 in 12 innings. Demarce and Lewis pitched brilliantly in a tight pitchers’ duel, with Demarce holding the Seals to five hits before the decisive run. The brief contest plus yesterday’s 11 to 5 win by Seattle’s International League squad are noted.
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Seals
San Francisco
Seattle
San
Demarce
Lewis
Seattle Recruits Eldred and Zamlock Boost Coast League
Seattle adds Brick Eldred and Carl Zamlock to shore up a floundering Coast League club. Eldred, a .200 hitter, leaves Sacramento after clashing with manager Rodgers. Zamlock, a San Francisco Seals veteran, fills multiple roles including pitcher and pinch hitting. The lineup shift places Zamlock at first, Murphy at third, Bohne at short. If new players spark wins, fans hope to forgive recent poor play as the team heads to Los Angeles and back.
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Prexy Klepper
Eldred
Sacramento Outfit
Rodgers
Sacramento
Seatte
Chicago White Sox
Carl Zamilock
San Francisco Seals
Smwashes
Billy Cunningham
Fidred
Henig
Harry Wolters
Zamlock
Murphy
Bohne
Hartford
Murhy
Seals
Los Angeles
Tailored Ready and Alki Juniors loom in Star League card
Sunday baseball in the Star League features Tailored Ready against Alki Juniors at West Seattle with both teams chasing the title. Other top games include Georgetown Merchants facing Felix Club at Walla Walla field and a slate of matches at Mercer Lincoln Columbia and Woodland Park fields.
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Pat Morans
Kid Gleasons
Star Junior Baseball League
Star League
Interbay
Diamond Aces
Rainer Valley
B. White
Tailored
L. Constantine
Rainier Heights
Donald Dempsey
Feliz Club
Alfred Johnson
Georgetown Merchants
Melvin McLean
Spartan Athletic Club
Frank Uren
Madison Park
Frey Larson
Columbia Slickers
The
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Tailored Ready
the Star League
George Kosman
South Seattle Merchants
Floyd Reis
City Cubs
D. C. Murray
Mt. Baker Park
Harold Listman
Alki
J. McLennon
Ballard Beavers
Bob Thorburn
Walla Walla
J. E. Malloy
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Atki
Hiawatha
Greenwood Cubs
Mercer Field
Walla Walla Field
Shamrock Athlete Club
Woodland Park
Columbia Field
Lofth
League One schedule revised amid dropouts this week
The League No 1 schedule will be revised this week as teams drop out and a new timetable is prepared for publication around Tuesday or Wednesday next week. Managers must report conflicts with out of town games to the sporting editor for settlement.
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the Star
Star League
Franklin Beats West Seattle Upset Shocks City Ball Race
Franklin prep school edged West Seattle 6 to 3 at Columbia playfield as Ed Farwell and Al Barberis hit two eighth inning home runs. Lincoln moved to the lead in the high school standings by defeating Ballard 6 to 4 while Broadway beat Queen Anne at Mercer field 8 to 4.
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Macker
al Barberis
Franklin Prep
West Seattle
City Prep
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Franklin
Joe Girard
Lincoln
Raileplitters
Ballard
Broadway
Queen Anne
Mercer Field
al Barberia
Fraser
Lawrence West Seattle
H. EK
Weet
Girard
Olson and
Nagamine
Farwell
Patricek
Mary Campbell
Ampbell
Bacher
Wright
Nakagawa
Coast Track Stars Meet Coast Track Stars Meet
Pacific Coast conference track championship unfolds at Palo Alto with California favored to win and Stanford second. Washington Oregon Oregon Aggies and Washington State trail. Olympic possibilities include Gus Pope and Walter Jenne and Kirksey.
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California
Stanford
Washington
Oregon
Oregon Aggies
Washington State
Gus Pope
Walter Jenne
Kirksey
Ridley and Kramer draw in tight Dreamland bout
In San Francisco at Dreamland rink on May 15 Bud Ridley and Danny Kramer staged a close draw. The first round was even, Kramer led the second, Ridley scored a third round knockdown, and the fourth was even. Referee Irwin halted the bout in the third. Marvelous Marty Farrell dominated, while George Shade offered little resistance.
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San Francisco
Ridley
Danny Kramer
Dreamland Rink
Kramer
Bud
Marty Farrell
George Shade
Irwin
Stanford-Tennis Wins Open Intercollegiate Doubles Title
Marshall Allen and Taylor of Washington defeated Turner of Stanford in ties and won the doubles. Washington, Neer and Stanford defeated Se ker of Washington in the event, with Washington triumphing as conference champions.
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Marshall Allen
Taylor
Washington
and Turner
Stanford
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Seker
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