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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1921

Page

13

Washington Favored To Win Coast Conference Track Meet

Washington University and Washington State prep for the Pacific conference track meet at Eugene. Gus Pope leads Washington with hopes of breaking the discus record while Jenne and Tuck push pole vault and javelin marks. Washington aims to dominate the conference in track and baseball series with Oregon State and others.

University of Washington University of Call Sun Dodgers Washington Washington State College Edmundson Seattle Gus Pope Vic Harely Tuck Oregon Pope United Plac Jenne

New ruling issued for Star Ball League Class B

A new registration rule allows Class B players to sign until each team has played seven games with twelve players per game. Class A remains unchanged. Sunday matchups at Walla Walla and Jefferson parks noted. Three Brothers Dye Works game postponed and protest meeting delayed to Monday.

Qass B Dye Stacy Wire Shamrox A. C. Va Washington Park Youngstown Va Chandlers Jefferson Park Louie French Dry Cleaners the Star

Toungetown A C sketches and weekend games

The Toungetown A C faces Chandlers at Jefferson Sunday in a likely low or good scoring contest. Tim Johnson of Eckert Clear Co pitches strong for cigar men after winning his first start against the Chandlers. Shamreen A C shows a comeback with three straight wins after two losses. Highland Park delays start while using West Seattle grounds until Meld is ready.

Toungetown A. C Vndore Chandlers Jefferson Tim Johnson Eckert Clear Co Cigar Men Shamreen A. C Reali Highland Park West Seattle

Olympia Prep Team Wins 22 Straight Tilts

Olympia prep high school has won 22 straight games this season and is favored to win the state title. The Blue and White beat Chehalis at Chehalis by 54 points in one of their closest games this year.

Olympia Prep Olympia Chehalis

Crystal Club Favored to Win at Pacific Northwest Meet

The Crystal Swimming club heads to the Pacific Northwest indoor tourney at Star Pool next Friday night as a strong favorite. Captain Lambert Sternbergh competes in short events while Marie Konowaloff focuses on distance races. Harry Speidel shows promise in backstroke, with Kenneth Speidel Guy Thomas and Ray Daughters listed for diving and swimming events amid rumors of University of Washington and Dodgers entering teams.

Crystal Swimming Club Pacific Northwest Star Pool Northwest Don Vicker Lambert Sternbergh Marie Konowaloff Kenneth Speidel Guy Thomas Ray Daughters University of Washington Dodgers

Seals Nose Out Siwashes Again In San Francisco

Seattle rallied in the ninth inning to tie San Francisco but the Seals seized the opportunity and scored the winning run for a 4 3 victory. Both coaches and Hunky Schorr pitched for Seattle, but San Francisco benefited from the local twirler's better breaks.

San Francisco Seattle Seals Hunky Schorr Ann Nh Lane Eoesee Wistersil Murphy Bidred Kenworthy Middleton Spencer Deneess Stumpf Soheert PD Cseverss Francisco— —Sehiek Rath Ellison Agnew Fitzgerald Ft Kamm Ee Kelly Waleh Couch Beattie Tee Hite

Shea Returns to Minors With Giants Sale Reversal

Pat Shea, formerly of the International and sold to the New York Giants for $12,000 last fall, has been shipped back to the minors. He joins St. Paul in the American Association.

Pat Shea New York Giants St. Paul

Strong field in men’s singles at The Star Net Classic

The Star Woodland Park tennis meet opens Monday with a strong men’s singles field led by 1920 champion Richard Burr. City champion Marshall Allen, newcomer Wilton Smith, Alec Rams from California, and Washington players Stuart Barker and Dick Vander Las are among top contenders with several dark horses in the field.

Woodland Park North End Richard Burr Burr Corpa Net Stars Marshall Allen Wilton Smith Alec Rams California G. A. Laboure Franklin Seattle Bill Nollan Bruce Hesketh Lincoln Sam Skidmore Arthur Halley Fletcher Johnaoy University of Washington Stuart Barker Washington Dick Vander Las

Washington Beats Washington State in Pullman Tilt

In Pullman on May 20 George Setteser led Washington to a 471 victory over Washington State. Heavy hitting and strong pitching secured the win for the Huskies, who would have clinched the Coast Conference title with a Thursday victory if they had won here. The teams meet again in Seattle next Thursday at the University of Washington.

Pullman George Setser University of Washington Washington State Colege Cougars Seattle Washington State Seteer Aod Lane Sehetan Roley Aod Bray

New Star Meet Women’s Champion Crowned Without Ham MoKineon

A new women's champion will be decided at The Star meet this year as Mre Ham MoKineon is not expected to compete. Gertrude Behrener, now living in Idaho, is not anticipated to participate.

Mre Ham MoKineon Gertrude Behrener Idaho

Star Net Drawings For Woodland Park Meet

Drawings for the Star Woodland park tennis meet at Woodland park begin Monday with men and women singles open events. Only men's singles start Monday due to entries. Doubles entries due May 24 at 6 pm. juniors open until June 1 for boys under 18 before March 1, 1921.

Woodland Park The Star Sporting Editor of the Star

Queen Anne and Ballard Duel in Saturday Track Meet

Queen Anne and Ballard will meet in a dual track event Saturday morning on Denny field. The teams are evenly matched.

Queen Anne Broadway Lincoln Ballard Woodland Park West Seattie Franklin Columbia Denny Field

Early Baseball Standings and Scores From National Circuit

New York leads with 11 runs against Chicago's 4, Detroit and Boston tied at 3, Washington 6 and St. Louis 5. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia show close gaps as Brooklyn and Cincinnati distribute scattered results. Multiple games list Chicago New York Boston Cincinnati St. Louis and Philadelphia with varied scores across the tally.

New Yorks Chicago Detroit Boston Washington Ot. Louis PittebUrg New York Brooklyn At. Louis Pailadelphia Ter Pitteburg Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia New Oakland Cleveland Angeles Wwittery Elliott Kremer Winn Schultz Mitze

Quakers Meet U Freshmen in City Dual Meet

The Franklin high school track team faces the University of Washington freshmen on Saturday afternoon in the Stadium. The dual meet draws considerable attention among local fans and participants alike.

Franklin High School University of Washington Fresh

Local Bank Team Wins at Seattle Coast League Park

The Washington Mutual Savings bank team defeated the Federal Reserve bank nine Wednesday evening in Rev Ae at the Seattle Coast league park. Bingaman pitched good ball for the winners.

Washington Mutual Savings Bank Federal Reserve Bank Seattle Coast League Bingaman

McCredie May Sell Ball Club

A brief notice indicates McCredie may sell the ball club amid sales speculation. The fragment references a possible transaction affecting local sports ownership and management.

M’credie BALL

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