Stars to Play at North End
Knights of the fairway set for Seattle Golf Club as the City champion race unfolds tomorrow and Saturday. Ben Botein the titleholder leads a strong field including Dixie Fleager Forrest Watson Clark Speirs and Walter Wand. Several North End favorites cannot compete. medal qualifying selects the low 16 to begin eight hole matches with an 18 hole journey Friday and a six hole final Saturday for the amateur crown and a donated trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex C. Rose Battle
Knights of the Fairway
Seattle Golf Club
Ben Botein
Dixie” Fleager
Forrest Watson
Clark Speirs
Walter Wand
Johnnie Jones
Gordon Haw
le Stell
Jack Ballinger
Paul Ford
North End
Hoon
Seattle
D. H. Houston
F. Jackson
J. Scott
FE. Kendrick
BE. Stein
L. Hewitt
J. Jones
H. Hiert
G. Haw
W. EF. McMicker
H. W .Treat
W. E. Froude
F.C. Ayer Haynes
J. Westland
F. Watson
P. Harvey
M. Galbraith
van Winkle
C. Kidd
R. Searnett
F. D. Crook
B. O. Winter
W. Doran
FR. C. Speirs
W.wand
C. J. West
A. Stuart
H. Fleager
J. Weber
A. Schoep
Lippy
Aree
R. S&s. Bialr
G. V. Learned
Harold Jones Faces Rivers In Tacoma Semi-Windup
Harold Jones, once a noted lightweight prospect, collides with Jimmy Rivers in Tacoma as Jones seeks to prove himself against the rising contender. Rivers, coming off one setback to Frankie Burns, hopes to show his improved form in a six round bout that headlines a stacked Tacoma card ending the ring season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Jones
Tacoma
Joe Benjamin
Benjamin
Arena
Jones
Jimmy Rivers
Rivers
Oakland
Frankie Burns
Marty Foley
Frank Farmer
Mike Ballarino
Sammy Gordon
Farmer Will Box McKay In Arena Double Main
Frank Farmer and Gordon McKay square off in the headline double main at Brown & Helen's siatic show at the Arena Tuesday night. Bobby Harper and Frankie Rogers fill the other half, with McKay returning to Seattle after losing the Coast middleweight title to Tom King in Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Farmer
Gordon McKay
Brown & Helen
Arena
Bobby Harper
Frankie Rogers
Farmer McKay
McKay
Seattle
Tom King
Vancouver
B. C
Fox of Coast Rings
Farmer
Oregon Track Meet Not Any Cinch for Varsity
Washington faces a tough dual with Oregon in Eugene as Hec Edmundson leads 16 men. Oregon, coming off a 72 to 64 loss to Oregon Agricultural College, fields a strong lineup led by Ralph Spearow in pole vault and Feltier in the half mile. Washington entries include Hurley and Douglas in sprints, Pratt and Douglas in the 440, and a full roster across jumps, throws, and hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Marquis
Washington
Oregon
Eugene
Huskies
Ene
Hec Edmundson
Oregon City
Hathaway
Hurley
al Free
Free
Washington State
Casey Anderson
Hank Taudy
Wash'neten
Bill Hayward
Ralph Spearow
Hayward
Mad
Feltier
Dene
Beall
Ferry
Douglas
Pratt
Willames
Frankland
Anderson
Dougas
Mellen
Callison
Miller
Bryan
Yasoa
European tennis champ reaches semi finals in Brussels
Mile. Su vanne Laengren the European tennis champion defeated Mile. Alson of Belgium two sets to love to advance to the world hard court championships semi finals. She may face Miss Mary Ryan of the United States in the final round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Mile
Suvanne Laengren
Alson
Belgium
Mary Ryan
United States
Brothers Enter Net Meet At Woodland Park Tennis Tourney
An unusually large field of brothers enters The Star Woodland Park tennis meet with teams such as the Langlie trio Art Windy and Howerd from Washington and Lincoln high school. The Nollan brothers Bil and Henry, the Marion brothers Armie and Bud, and the Vander Laas twins join seniors, juniors, and doubles events as entries rush in before May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langlie
Art
Cat
University of Washington
Windy
Washington Fresh
Howerd
Lincoln High School
Bil Nollan
Henry Nollan
Billi
City Prep
Armand Marion
Bud Marion
Aingies
Armie
Washington Frosh
Star
Bud
Broadway Net
Harold Vander Laas
Seattle
Queen Anne High School
Harold
TWINS
Sale of Runseline at Spreckels sale Jamaica
New York May 18 Runseline a two year old alister to Morvich was sold to Thomas F Ryan for 14000 dollars at the Spreckels sale in Jamaica Ben Black owner of Morvich bid up to 12000 dollars.
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New York
Runseline
Morvich
Thomas F. Ryan
Spreckels
Jamaica
Ben, Black
Chinese Ace Gen K Y Tsing Heads Aviation Force
Gen K Y Tsing, key aviation commander for Wu Pei Fu faction, assumed director general of the aviation forces amid China’s civil war tensions. His appointment signals strategic leadership changes as competing warlords vie for air superiority and regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Y. Tsing
Wu Pei Fu
China
Another Run-Fest in Utah
In Salt Lake City the home team hammered Seattle 18 to 12 after a seventh inning rally. Salt Lake pushed across eight runs late and nearly tied the game as Finneran allowed only limited Seattle offense. Bar ny and Cueto led Northerners with power while Kidred Murphy Crane Hood Anfinson Light contributed key hits. Lewis took the loss for Salt Lake.
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Alt Lake City
Seattle
Yester Vaya Bell
Ealt Lake
Barney
Cueto
Finneran
Salt Lake
Peattie
Adame
Kerney
Bebick
Anfineon
Kidred
Murphy
Crane
Hood
Light
Lassert
Harney
Eidred
Lewis
Kante
Thureton
Biaeholder
Fioneran
Lewte
Kallio
Thurston
Mune
lLewte
Yesterday's hero leads Yankee win over Indians
George Murray, rookie pitcher for the Yanks, homered with two on and won his own game 6 to 4 as Frank Maker also homered. Tilly Walker belted a 14th inning homer with one aboard to lift the Athletics to a 3 to 1 win over the White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Murray
Yanks
Indians
Frank Maker
Tilly Walker
Athletiics
White Sox
Junior Hurlers Strong In Star League Finals contenders
The Star League finals feature Charley Hardin of West & Wheeler Liberty Park and a group of strong pitchers from Liberty Bay, Three Brothers Dye Works, Hillman Merchants, L. V. Weeterman Co, and Washington Park. Notable performers include Hardin, Butler, Burke, Ren Swift, Carl Noe, Stacy Parton, Ed Jones, Bill Stitts, Danny Leary, Leonard Patricelli, and Frank Negro as teams vie for the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hardin
West & Wheeler
Liberty Park
Hardin
Highland Park
Liberty Bays
Art Butler
DP. KR. Burke
Butler
Burling
West Seattle
Indians
Burke
Santa Clara
Three Brothers Dye Works
Ren Swift
Carl Noe
Washington Park
Bill Stitts
Wear & Wheeler
Stitta
Mt Maker Clear
Danny Leary
Leonard Patricelli
Frank Negro
Washington spring grid work halts in midpractice
Washington University closes spring football practice with a brief scrimmage to conclude the quarter. Coach Bagshaw expresses dissatisfaction with the spring showing but sees several players reaching varsity caliber for next fall. Practice resumes September 15 ahead of the season opener two weeks later, with Camp Lewis sending the Ninth Army Corps for the first game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagshaw
Camp Lewis
Ninth
Army Corps
Fitzgerald Sold to East Lake Bees in Coast League
Veteran San Francisco outfielder Justin Fitzgerald has been sold to the East Lake Bees. He may not report due to salary differences. Known for a weak arm but outstanding speed and hitting, he remains a top performer in the Coast League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin Fitsgerald
San Francisco
East Lake Bees
Fitz
Coast Loop
Louisiana considers banning horse racing and wagering
Baton Rouge May 18. The Louisiana legislature plans to banish horse racing by prohibiting betting on races and outlawing racing dope publication. A bill likely will be introduced in the state senate tomorrow. Backers include church groups and the New Orleans Young Men's Business Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
State Senate
Young Men’s Business Club of
New Orleans
Dailey Sent from Seattle to Western League Team
Joe Dailey the Seattle pitcher who has sought Coast league level for two seasons was optioned to the Omaha club in the Western league. He goes under option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dailey
Seattle
Omaha
Cyclones to Meet Haule's Wrench in Junior League Showdown
Pre mont Cyclones agreed to a make up game with Haule's Wrench Dry Cleaners after their preliminary season win. Contacts are Monroe Dean at North 1660 and several team officials to arrange a Friday call. Managers of teams in the finale must attend a meeting at The Star on Tuesday as final series plans for the May 28 opening are discussed. Middie Whitesides to umpire finals. Pete Standridge and Joe Kokash not heard from. Two Starleague games Sunday Ross Giants vs Asahi Cubs at noon and Washington Park vs B F Day Playfield at 7 p.m. postponed struggles.
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Haule's Wrench Dry Cleaners
Premont Cyclones
Mar
Cyclones
Monroe Dean
North 1660
Ein Teame
Tom
Middie Whitesides
Pete Standridge
Joe Kokash
Ross Giants
Asahi Cubs
Washington Park
Dempsey Will Meet Wills If Montreal Bout Is Set
The May 18 dispatch notes Jack Dempsey will return home tomorrow and face a contract offer to fight Harry Wills in Montreal on July 1. Tex Rickard plans to push the deal, with Dempsey possibly agreeing to the term to match public demand. The piece argues Dempsey is not dodging Wills and may choose easier purses if the public supports it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Farrell
York
Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Montreal
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Dempery
United States
Canada
Kearns
Dlamed
Carpentier
Brennan
Willard
Schaefer Extends Lead in Cue Block Duel
Schaefer widened his edge over Welker Cochran by winning the second block 500 to 498 in the Balk Line title match here on May 18. The overall score stood Schaefer 1.000 Cochran 0.919 with the final block to be decided tonight, while averages and last night’s high runs highlighted a tense cue duel amid notes on cultural trivia about bells and jinrickshaws.
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Hicago
Jake Schaefer
Welker Cochran
Schaefer
Cochran
Williams Aims For 40 Home Runs In 1922
In a bold public statement Ken Williams sets a goal of leading the American League with 40 homers in 1922. He notes Babe Ruth’s record may be reachable but expects a seven week handicap due to a suspension, and identifies Ruth and Meusel as his main rivals. Ruth’s reinstatement is expected soon ahead of a Saturday game against the Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Williams
Ince
Bebe Ruth
Ruth
Jurge Jandis
Meurel
Landis
Bateman
Swat
New York
Babe Ruth
Hob Meusel
Landig
Kenneth Williams
Browns
Featherweights Frush and Reisser Suspended in Michigan
Danny Frush and Johnny Reisser two New York featherweights received a year long suspension in Michigan for not putting up their best effort in a recent bout. The article notes a separate claim about a modern express passenger locomotive capable of 112 miles per hour on heavy rail with a following train to prevent derailment.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Danny Frush
Johnny Reisser
New York
Michigan
Big Mill on Boards on May 23
The piece notes Georges Carpentier as world heavyweight champion with Lewis defeated on May 11. Tunney and Greb square off at Madison Square Garden on May 23, winner set to fight Carpentier. Dempsey voices optimism about Carpentier’s form and potential matchups include Dempsey against the May 23 winner and Carpentier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ID Lewis
London
Georges Carpentier
Georges
Gene Tunney
Harry Greb
Tunney
Greb
Madison Square Garden
Lewis
Dempsey
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
West Coast College Cubs Top Washington Nine 4-3
Tak ing advantage of visitors errors the W. U. C. club defeated the University of Washington 4 to 3 yesterday afternoon in Ullman. The Cougars overcame a three run deficit in the sixth inning and won with a single run in the eighth. Batteries: Friel Bray Gard iner Leonard Maloney. The Amazon river is 3400 miles long and 150 miles wide at its mouth.
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Ullman
Wash
University of Washington
University Club
Collegians
West Coasters
Cougars
HH Z. U
C. Ain
Friel and Bray
Gardiner, Leonard and Maloney
Amazon River
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