Archdeaconsi fast rise to major leagues with Detroit
Detroit bought Archdeacon for 15000 dollars and players after he impressed in the International League. Ty Cobb praises him as the fastest man in baseball and cites a spectacular throw that helped seal Detroit’s decision to acquire him for the Tiger outfield.
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Billy Evansaurice
Archdeacon
Detroit
Ty Cobb
George Twoeny Stallings
Rochester Internationals
Stallings
Charlie Paddock
Paddock
Ty ‘Cobb
Cobb
Rochester
Americus
Tiger
Morvich Wins Derby in Fast Mile and Quarter Time
Morvich, the favorite from Benjamin Piliock’s March B-year-old stable, led all the way to win the Kentucky Derby by a length and a half over Bet Moste with John Finn third. The 2:04 3 6 time trailed Old Rosebud’s 1914 mark by about one second. Jockey Johnson held Morvich in check until the stretch.
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Egggroanag Downs
Ouisville
Morvich
Benjamin Pilock
Rosebud
Johnson
Bet Moste
John Finn
Woodland Net Courts Busy in Woodland Park
The Woodland tennis courts were busy with the Woodland Park meet shaping up for the first week in June. North End players including Earl White Richard Burr Frank Kozlowski T Stephens Dad Kelchner Bill Carrie and Irene Stephens featured yesterday and entries must be filed on blanks in The Star and mailed to The Star.
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Woodland Park
Earl White
Richard Burr
Frank Kozlowski
T. Stephens
Barron and Thomson Set 75 Yard High Hurdle Mark
In New York on May 15 Harold Barron of Penn State and Earl Thomson of Dartmouth set a new mark in the 75 yard high hurdle race with a time of 92 5 seconds during a special match held Saturday.
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Harold KB. Barron
Penn State
Earl Thomson
Dart Tnouth
Prep Track Dual Meet Results At Dennyfield
Lincoln beat Franklin 63 to 60 in a close dual meet at Dennyfield. Ballard edged Garfield 26 to 24 for second place in the prep track event. Seattle and Queen Anne ran strong with Garfield taking 9924 in a miscellaneous event.
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Franklin
Ballard
Weat
Seattle
Queen Anne
Garfield
Dennyfield
Wills Defeats Leachman For Pacific Coast Women’s Title
Berkeley reports Helen Wills beat Mrs. Ream Leachman 6-1 6-0 to win the Pacific coast women's championship on Saturday.
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Berkeley
Helen Wills
Ream Leachman
Pacific Coast
Tigers Wallop Indians In Double Header Riot of Runs
Angeles recaps a double bill where Vernon's team beat Seattle 10 to 7 in game one and 19 to 5 in game two. The day featured high-scoring, erratic pitching as Seattle had won the prior day 14 to 5, leaving the series tied three games apiece.
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Angeles
Vernon
Seattle
Giants Farm P I Rookie Returns to Memphis Base
Max Redach, pitcher acquired by the New York Giants from Vancouver P I club after the 1921 season, has been farmed to the Memphis team for the current season.
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New York
Max Redhac
New York Giants
Vancouver P.I
Memphis
Pillory Wins Preakness at Pimlico in 1 51 2/5
Pillory captured the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico on Saturday in 1 minute 51 and 2 fifths seconds. Hea finished second and June Gras placed third in the important race.
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Pimlico
Pillory
Hea
June Gras
Belgian tennis title won in straight sets
Mile. Su zvanne Lenglien captured the Belgian tennis championship by defeating Mile. Vanderkinden in two straight sets 6 0 6 0 on Saturday in Brussels.
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Brussels
Mile
Suzvanne Lenglien
Vanderkinden
Washington baseball team faces road tour
University of Washington baseball holds a 9 1 record in Northwest Conference play after a 15 3 win over Montana. The Huskies begin a tough road stretch with Gonzaga, Idaho, WSC, Whitman in late May, then finish at home May 26 27.
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Washington
Harold Marquis
Eading
University of Washington
Montana
Gonzaga College
Spokane
Idaho
Moscow
Pullman
Whitman
Walla Walla
Grizzlies
Washington Track Team Takes 88 38 Dual Win Over W & C
Washington dominates most events in a 88 to 38 dual meet, with forfeited relay giving an extra two points to reach 92. Captain Chuck Frankland wins high jump and high hurdles, while Vic Hurley sweeps sprints and hurdles. Washington prep star Williams edges McLeod Rowlee in a tight mile as Washington faces Oregon next in Eugene.
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Rohler
Cougars
Michel
Rowlee
McLeod
Harry Beall
E4 Ferry
Bill Williams
Chuck Frankland
Loomis
Lincoln
Vic Hurley
Redmundson
Hurley
Oregon
Don Douglas
Pratt
Hank Landy
Washington State
Durrwachter
Bryan
Miller
F. Davia
Williams
Aithe W. & C
Eugene
Carpentier Returns Quietly After Knockout of Lewis
Paris reports George Carpentier arrived from London where he knocked out Ted Lewis in the first round last week. Only a small group welcomed him at the station.
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Paris
George Carpentier
London
Ted Lewis
Weekday and Sunday Service Hours Fragment
The text shows irregular service times, noting weekday and Sunday hours with incomplete specifics. It references different o clock marks but lacks concrete hour figures or locations.
Funeral services for Mrs Charlen H Wood
Funeral services for Mrs Charlen H Wood aged 72, who died Sunday at home 322 Tenth Ave North, are set for 2 30 p m Tuesday at St Mark s Church in Seattle where she had lived for 15 years.
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St. Mark's Church
Mra. Wood
Seattle
Seattle Debuts New Shortstop Sam Crane in Los Angeles
Seattle's new shortstop Sam Crane struggled in his field for his Indian debut yesterday in Los Angeles but showed potential at the plate. The first image of the new Redskin portrays him with his mace.
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Sam Crane
Seattle
Los Angeles
Crane Starts Poorly for Seattle Indians in Doubleheader
AM CRANE, expected to fill the shortstop hole for the Seattle Indians, had a rough debut in a two game set with the Vernon Tigers. He booted five chances and made six putouts with one assist, but pounded three hits in the second game including a double and scored twice. Baseball men in the East say he is a strong prospect though a slow starter, with Walter McCredie to judge Crane. Wally Hood, Seattle’s new outfielder, appeared in the second game but batted only once and played the late innings for Ed Barney.
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Alx
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Vernon Tigers
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Indians Pitching to Shine Against Salt Lake Bees
The Indians visit Salt Lake to face the Bees in a challenging park with short fences. Salt Lake's venue favors hitters and the Bees have been swinging hotly in all venues, promising trouble for the Puget Sound squad.
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Salt Lake
Been
Salt Lake Park
Bees
Puget Sound
Graduate managers to meet at Washington University
Graduate managers of all Northwest and Pacific Coast Conference colleges will meet at Washington University May 26 and 27 to arrange athletic schedules for next year. The dates coincide with the Northwest and PCC track team meet in the stadium.
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Washington University
Northwest
Billiard King Defends Title Against Welker Cochrane
Jake Schaefer world balk line billiard champion will defend his title against Welker Cochrane in a three block match for 1500 points at Orchestra hall in Chicago opening Tuesday evening.
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Chicago
Jake Schaefer
Welker Cochrane
Orchestra Hall
P N A Swimming Champs Nearing Final Half Program
Twelve events will be on the program of the latter half of the P N A swimming championships to be held here May 25. The Crystal Swimming club leads Multnomah of Portland 4 to 30. The first events took place in Portland two weeks earlier.
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Crystal Swimming Club
Multnomah
Portland
Green Lake Juniors Defeat Commercial Club 12 to 6
The Green Lake Juniors beat Green Lake Commercial club yesterday at Green Lake with a 12 to 6 score. The Junior battery consisted of H Hyllengrin Sullivan and Yomoka while Carr and Kunz played for the Commercial club.
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Green Lake Commercial Club
H. Hyllengrin
Sullivan
Yomoka
Carr and
Kunz
Firpo Beats Herman by KO in Fifth Rund Round Fight
New York on May 15 reports Argentine heavyweight Luis Firpo scored a knockout in the fifth round against Jack Herman in a scheduled 12 round bout.
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New York
L Ules Firpo
Jack Herman
Earlington Golf Owl Club Defeated at Everett Saturday
The Earlington Golf Owl Country club team suffered a lopsided loss at Everett on Saturday, falling 61 to 21 in a league game.
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Earlington Golf Owl Country Club
Everett
No other games scheduled yesterday as Robins beat Reds
Yesterday’s action included Andy High’s seventh inning homer with a man on to power the Robins past the Reds 6 to 5. Ralph Shinnere singled in the 10th after Meuser doubled as the Giants beat the Cuba 6 to 4.
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Reds
Ralph Shinnere
Meuser
Giants
Cuba
Leaour Wen
Cleveland
Detroit
Sears
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Chicago
Washington
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Cowan
Snider
Alexander
O'Farrell
Et Louls
Clemons
Meadows
Henline
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Walker
Johnston Beats Tilden In Pacific Coast Championship Final
Ban Francisco May 15. William M. Johnston former national champion defeats Willam T. Tilden worlds singles champion in the final round of the Pacific coast tennis championship with scores 7 5, 7 9, 6 1 and 6 0.
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William M. Johnston
Willam T. Tilden
Pacific Coast Tennis Chmpionship
Two Americans Enter British Wolf Championship in Sandwich
New York May 15 Two Americans Miss Rosamond Sherwood of New York and Mrs William A Gavin are entered in the British women's wolf championship which begins in Sandwich England with uncertain prospects for American competitors.
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New York
Rosamond Sherwood
William A. Gavin
Sandwich
England
Sacco and Gordon Ready for Busy Week in Northwest Boxing
OHNNY SACCO prepares for a packed slate with two return fights in Portland and Tacoma, facing Bobby Michaels tomorrow and Joe Gorman on Thursday while Sammy Gordon also fights twice locally. Kearns hustles Dempsey's party home from Europe with a Georges Carpentier contract looming before June 1923.
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Bobby Michaels
Joe Gorman
Portland
Michaels
Tacoma
Gorman
Sammy Gordon
Jimmy Cole
Mike Fallarino
Lewis Boy
Georges Carpentier
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Europe
Amin
Barnes to sail for British Open golf championships
New York May 15 James Barnes American golf champion will sail shortly to compete in the British Open. Walter Hagen has entered while last year’s winner Jock Hutchinson says he will not defend his title.
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New York
James Barnes
Walter Hagen
Jock Hutchinson
British Footballers Lose to Local All-Star XI
The team from the British ship Siberian Prince was defeated 2 to 1 by a local all-star squad assembled from top players. The match occurred Sunday, underscoring strong play from the home side.
Seattle Tennis Club Dominates Tacoma on Club Courts
The Seattle Tennis Club team won seven of eight matches against Tacoma on Sunday at the SCA club courts, establishing a strong outing for the home squad.
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Seattle Tennis Club
Tacoma
Sca
Big Series Opens May 21 In Local Junior League Finals
Finalists in Star Junior ball league include the Three Brothers Dye Works the Fremo Cyclones and West Wheeler Ll Westerman and Hillman Merchants with Washington Park favored to beat the Rose Giants at B F Day Sunday. Washington Park posted a 30 to 1 victory over West Seattle Dye Works while Hillman Merchants moved into finals with 17 to 0 and 14 to 6 wins.
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Laat
Leet
Falcon
Green Lake
Asahi Cubs
West Woodland Mer
Washington Laundry
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Ase
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Portland Acquires Brazill to Bolster Second Base
Portland adds Frank Brazill from the Philadelphia Athletics to fill the infield gap with Duke Kemworthy sidelined. Brazill will play second base for the Beavers in Sacramento this week, and Oscar Fuhrman, a catcher, also joins from the Athletics. Frank Braggy will be returned to the Athletics after refusing to report.
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Frank Brazill
Duke Kemworthy
Philadelphia Athletics
Brazil
Beavers
Sacramento
Oscar Fuhrman
Athletics
Frank Braggy
Portlanders
Finale set for $100 Grand Prine at Leacht
J Perry and Betty Pearce lead the finale lineup for the $100 Grand Prine at Leacht venue with another couple to be chosen next Thursday on points. Miss Bright offers private lessons daily at 1604 4th Street corner Pine.
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Betty Pearce
Leacht
Miss Bright
Cor. Pine
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