Crane and Hood Look Like Real Pastimers
Sam Crane Seattle’s new shortstop and Wally Hood the new left fielder impressed in the opening game as Seattle fell 3 0 to Sacramento. Crane booted a seventh inning grounder allowing a run but otherwise played clean defense and Hood bunted well, beating out plays and showing speed in right field. Prough pitched effectively for Sacramento, mixing a good curve with fastballs to keep Seattle in check through a brisk 85 minute contest.
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Washington and Pullman Clash for Ball Honors
Washington State invades Pullman for the final baseball series deciding the league pennant. Washington leads with 13–3, Whitman nine trails at 10–4, and the schedule sets Friday at 4 p.m. and Saturday at 10 a.m. for the decisive games with two top pitchers Tiny Leonard and Kibert Harper likely to start for WSC.
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Washington State College
Pullman Field
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Washington State
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Seattle
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Star Tennis Entry Blank Details Advertised
A garbled entry form lists events including Men’s Doubles and Women’s Singles with partner prompts and junior divisions. The fragment mentions a timeslot and a phone contact for entries, indicating a school or club tennis event notice with incomplete participant names.
Big Swim Meet On Tonight At Crystal Pool
The PF N A swimming championships continue tonight at Crystal Pool with men and women events including juniors. Crystal club leads with 34 points to Multnomah's 30 after the first half in Portland. Program starts at 6 p.m. with events listed: 100 yards free, 400 yards free, 100 yards back, distance plunge, diving. Participants include Harold Patton, Jim Egan, Marty McWatters, and Rob Smith among others from Multnomah, Crystal, Tacoma, and Portland clubs.
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Portland
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Hen Lombard
George Drake, Jr
Ervin Nelson
Guserry
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Jimmy Egan
Bathe
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Spriggs Wascher
J. J. Trumbull
U. of W
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Gus Perry
Lambert Sternbergh
Robert K. Smith
Guy Thomas
Marty MecWatters
Wancy
Gue Perry
Herbert Netson
Dave Pell
Merlin Paddem
Orrin Witter
Lestie May
Vancouver A
Ben Lombard
Hob Ferrell
Gregory Morris
Gordon Cartean
Crystal Clob
Club Swim Meet Entrants and Events Listed
Readable names appear for a mult club swimming meet including 100 yards free style events for Louisee Littie Mary Fuller Geottie Y W A Vir sicia Wilson Katheryne Brown Beatie Mastman Maud Barnaby and Crystal club. 100 yards breast stroke Audrey Griffin Victoria L A A Clare Neikirik Seattle W A Madeleine Pieces Crystal club. 100 yards back stroke Louise Littie Mary Fuller Beattie Y W C A Katheryne Brown Hester Eastman Ruby Shelton Crystal club. 50 yards free style under 16 Mary Fuller Louise LittIe Seattle Y W C A Dailey Prenties Vancouver A C Agnes Speider Neva Brownfield Crystal club. junior 14 under Louise Lite Mary Fuller Beattie Y W C A Dailey Prenties Vancouver A C Neva Brownfield Agnes Boeidel Crystal club.
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Geottie
Y. W
Virsicia Wilson
Multnomah Club
Katheryne Brown
Jkeeter Mastman
Maud Barnaby
Crystal Club
Audrey Griffin
Victoria
A. Axi
Virginia Wilsen
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Hester Eastman
Victoria L. A. A
Clare Neikirik
Seattie
Madeleine Pieces
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Mary Puller
Beattie Y
Ruby Shelton
Louise Little
Seattle Y. W. C. A
Daley Prenties
Vancouver A
Agnes Speider
Neva Brownfield
the Yards
Louise Lite
Beatties
Dailey Prenties
Vancouver A. & C
Agnes Boeidel
Crystal Chub
Sophomore Track Team Dominates Interclass Meet
The sophomore class won the interclass track meet at the university with 64 points while the freshman class earned 24 and the juniors 10. The senior class had no entries. No standout times or distances were recorded as varsity and frosh varsity men were ineligible. The sophomores won first in all but three events.
Star Net tennis entries lag ahead of deadline
Only a few days left to mail or deliver Star Woodlawn park tennis tournament entries to The Star or Piper Taft's tennis department by 6 p m on May 41. The current entry list is disappointing versus last year with several players already listed for men’s singles including Vivet Scott Howard Langlie Windy Langlie Art Langlie Herman Meyer James Scully Chester Duett Walter Swanson G Nelson Robinson Dick Vander Las Bruce Hesketh.
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Star
Piper & Taft
Eaich
Vivet Scott
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Windy Langlie
Art Langlie
Herman Meyer
James Scully
Chester Duett
Walter Swanson
G. Nelson Robinson
Dick Vander Las
Bruce Hesketh
Baseball Roundup Mixed Results From Several Games
Hip Collins walked seven in a tough outing but helped in late innings as the Red Sox beat the Indians 6 to 2. Marty Heilman homered twice and Flagetesch added a pinch hit homer for a Tigers 7 to 6 win over the Athletica. Pirates swept the Phile with an 11 to 4 victory. Henline connected a homer with runners aboard as the Giants edged the Reda 2 to 1 after a 10th inning rally. The Cardinals dropped a fourth straight, 9 to 3, to the Braves.
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Hip Collins
Indians
Red Sox
Marty Heilman
Flagetesch
Tigers
The
Athletica
Park Team for Finals in The Star League Play
Ashington Park qualified for the finals by trimming the Bows Giants 7 to 6 at B F Day playfield. The lef to put themselves in the game with two home runs over the right field wall. Bill Stitte pitched for the win fanning 18 as the last prelimary struggle in the Star league.
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Sigma Nu Clinches Semifinal Win On Noble Field
Sigma Nu defeated Beta Theta Pi 4 to 3 in an extra inning Interfraternity baseball semifinal at University Noble Field last night. Al Morgan pitched for Sigma Nu, Leeter Foran made key plays in the field, while Rita Haggis delivered a strong effort for the Betas as the pressure shifted on late breaks. Sigma Nu advances to face the winner of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Kappa Sigma clash.
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Beta Theta Pi
Noble Field
University
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Local Tennis Juvenile and Women’s Doubles Entries
A fragmented list shows junior boys singles and doubles pairings, plus women’s singles and doubles and mixed doubles entrants. Names include George Clarke Cedric McLaughlin Donald Schloeman Dean Christie Ora Atwell Atwood Scott Nelson Robison, Chester Duett James Scully Howard Langlie Vivet Scott, Mildred Itkin Rita Meyer Dorothy Little, Dorothy Little Rita Meyer Herman Meyer, Mrs Hardy Nelson Robison Marguerite Reynolds Dick Van der Las.
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Rita Meyer
Dorothy Little
Herman Meyer
Mrs. Hardy
Nelson Robison
Marguerite Reynolds
Dick Vander Las
Tendler Held Up Leonard Tendler Title Fight Says Commission
The boxing commission states Lew Tendler of Philadelphia is guilty of stalling the Leonard Tendler lightweight title bout by demanding 25 percent of receipts and a no decision fight. The ruling centers on his conduct and the disputed terms.
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Bears Play Hunch Cambridge Intercollegiates Start
The University of California track team stays in Boston at the same hotel as last year rather than moving to Swampscott. They consider the hotel lucky as the intercollegiates begin tomorrow.
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Hillman Mer chants lead newcomers to Star league final
BING new to Star league, Hillman Mer chants surge to finals after sweeping the season with only one preliminary loss. Don leads pitching, Vernon Penegar and Pepin pace the lineup while Liedtke battles an ankle injury and Dwyer slides at third.
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Fred Dwyer
Ernest Jerome McDonald
Liedtke
Tony Ripley
Ronald McDonald
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Penegar
Pepin
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Warren Washington Golf Handicap Set for Tomorrow
President Hiae ing has been given a handicap of 22 strokes in the newspaper men’s golf tournament here tomorrow.
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