Favorites Win Again in Star Tennis Tournament
The Star Woodland Park tennis tournament saw Marshall Allen of the University of Washington reach the fourth round after beating James Tonks. Other matches produced several fourth round advances including Charles Baxter and R. W. Hart, with Rita Meyer advancing in the women’s singles and doubles action beginning later in the week. Saturday results detail several men’s singles wins, women’s singles outcomes, and the day’s doubles results as play continues into the next rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Marshall Allen
University of Washington Star
James Tonks
Sig Blum
Ernest Miller
Mr. Alen
Charles Baxter
R. W. Hart
Baxter
H. C. Gaulting
Thomas Swift
Hart
Joe Livengood
G. A. Laisure
Stad Hart
Bruce Hesketh
Rita Meyer
Ruth Marcuse
Pay _ Helena
Chet Vincent
Broadway, Franklin Meet for Season End Clash on Columbia Field
Broadway and Franklin face off in the final high school baseball game of the season at Columbia playfield. Broadway already clings to the title but a win keeps them on top. kickoff set for 3:90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Hee
Franklin
Columbia
Quakers
Broadway
Seattle
Lincoln
Woodland
Queen Anne
Ballard
Adams
Abbott driving Memphis Chicks to Southern league lead
Spencer Abbott, pilot of the Memphis club in the Southern league, is building a strong record as a new league manager. Last season he led Tulea to a pennant in the Western league, and this year his Memphis Chicks hold a comfortable margin at the top of the Southern league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Abbott
Memphis
Tulea
Memphis Chicks
Star Junior Net Draw Set For Wednesday Start
The Star Woodlan park boys junior tournament draws list players and byes for first rounds. Play begins Wednesday with Tuesday issue to publish Wednesday schedule in the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Junior
Coast Track Men Make World Marks
Five of seventeen world records approved by the International Amateur Athletic Federation were set on the Pacific coast. H P Drew ran 10 yard dash in 35 seconds at Berkeley in 1914, Drew 220 yard dash in 21 146 seconds at Claremont in 1914, George Parker 220 yard dash in 21 145 seconds at Fresno in 1914, John K Norton 440 yard hurdles in 54 15 seconds at Pasadena in 1920, Edward Beeson high jump 6 ft 76 6 inches at Berkeley in 1914. Charitie Paddock dash records not yet accepted pending next Geneva conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
International Amateur Athletic Federation
Geneva
Pacific Coast
H. P. Drew
Berkeley
Claremont
Cal
George Parker
Fresno
John K. Norton
Pasadena
Edward Beeson
Gleich Ill as Pneumonia Stricken Outfielder
Frank Gleich, once with the New York Yanks, was sent to Vernon and then to the Texas league. He is reported critically ill with pneumonia while under contract to the Hamilton club in the Western league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Kingdon
Portland
New York Yanks
Beavers
Gotham
Bridgeport
Frank Gleich
Vernon
Hamilton
Haworth Stops Stray Bullet At Fort Worth Trap Shoot
Homer Haworth, former North Western League catcher now with Fort Worth in the Texas League, was sidelined for a month after he halted a stray bullet with his leg while spectating a trap shoot in Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Haworth
Fort Worth
Freshmen Run Over Prep Teams in Triangular Duel
The University of Washington freshmen beat Lincoln and Broadway squads in a track meet at the Stadium. Frosh 70 Broadway 23 Lincoln 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington Fresch
Lincoln
Broadway
Frosh
Junior Players Urged to Play Their Matches
Fellows entered in The Star junior tennis meet at Woodland Park on Wednesday are urged to attend all matches and not default. Each player gains experience even from a single round, and every participant should be on hand for every match to improve as a tennis player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Park
Altho
Leaders win again in Star Junior Ball League
Youngstown pitcher Eugene Crook powered a 3 to 3 game with a homer a triple and a single while limiting Highland Park to five hits. His team also benefited from Crook Calhoun Hardin and Mitchell in a 6 to 3 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Crook
Youngstown
Highland Park
Crook
HH. E
Ccscosceee
Calhoun
Hardin
Mitchell
How Teams Stand In Star Junior Baseball Leagues
Yesterday at Walla Walla playfield the Grocers beat the Collins Juniors 9 to 4 on 15 hits by teammates. Egerman fueled a third straight win with strong batting while OLeary Natelli and Smith Daubert supported. Today two Star League games feature Coleman against Johnston in a pitchers duel as Youngstown Athletic Club faces Eckart Cigar at noon. Shamrox second team meets Collins Juniors at Woodland field followed by Bracy Shawns versus Louies French Dry Cleaners in a Class A game at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Shabro
Bob Thorburn
Miller
Hiie
Grocera
Collins
Wala Walla
Egerman
EgerTman
O'Leary
Natelli
Youngstown Athletic Club
Eckart Cigar Company
Walla Walla
Coleman
Bill Johnston
Shamrox
Woodland Field
Shawns
Louie
French Dry Cleaners
Louies
Prize List Set For Star Tennis Meet
Piper and Tafts announce prizes for the Star Wood land Park tennis meet. Winners receive a Washington Meteor racquet and Arrow tennis shirt. runners-up get tennis shoes. Semi-finalists receive racquet cases. Junior Boys singles wear a sweater. women's doubles and mixed doubles also receive prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper & Taft's
Star-Woodland Park
Washington Meteor
Piper & Taft Tennnis
Rommel Delivers Wins Over Yankees With Knuckle Ball
Ed Rommell star pitcher of the Philadelphia Athletics has shut down the New York Yankees in three games. He beat the Yanks 4 2 in nine innings on April 14, 11 4 in nine innings on April 22, and 5 4 in a fourteen inning clash in May, with his knuckleball perplexing Miller Huggins’ moundsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Rommell
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins
New York
Athletics
Yanks
Milton pitcher fans 20 as team falls short
Fallon of Milton high school struck out 20 batters in a recent prep game here but the team lost. Two passes and two errors in one inning and a homer in another marred his chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fallon
Milton High
Westbrook golfer Marion Holling to compete in Turnberry matches
Miss Marion Holling of Westbrook is described as one of America's hardest hitting golfers and will compete in the women's championship matches at Turnberry in Ayrshire England on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerbrook
L. I
Marion Holling
Westbrook
America
Turnberry
Ayrshire
England
Three Judges Planned to Decide Dempsey Carpentier Title
Promoter Tex Rickard planned a three judge panel for the Dempsey Carpentier title bout in Jersey City on July 2. If the fighters stand at 12 rounds, the decision would determine the winner despite New Jersey law prohibiting referees from deciding. Corbett Jeffries and Lord Lonsdale are named as the trio, with wagers tied to their ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jeffries
Lord Lonsdale
Jim Corbett
Tex Wekard
Dempsey Carpentier
Jersey City
New Jersey
Lhes
Rickard
Dempsey
Carpentier
Hie
England
Richard
Jersey
Corbett
John L. Sullivan
New Orleans
Hob Fitesimmons
Carson City
Nev
Jeffries
Fitesimmons
Coney Inland
Jack Johnson
Reno
Vernon defeats Seattle twice in doubleheader
Vernon rebounded from previous losses by beating the Seattle team 3-2 and 8-3 in a twin bill. The two clubs meet again today for a decisive doubleheader, tightening the series to 3-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Vernon
Seattle
Cougars Top Dodgers 7-5 In PCC Shocker
Washington State College defeated the Pacific Coast Conference leaders 7 to 5 as Washington State rallied for three runs in the ninth inning. Friel pitched solidly for the Cougars while the Dodgers struggled with wild throws in one shaky inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Washington State College
Cougars
Acros
Dodger
Washington
Friel
California wins at Eastern track meet in Cambridge
The University of California track team won the 45th annual Eastern track and field championships in Cambridge with 27 points. Harvard finished second a half point behind the Golden Bears, in a meet notable for Pacific Coast athletes dominating the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
University of California
Harvard
Golden Bears
Path Artists
California
Prep teams clash for title in Bremerton encounter
The Union high school of Bremerton and Olympia high school meet in the second game of the series to decide Western Washington prep championship. Olympia won the first tilt at Olympia Friday, setting the stage for this afternoon’s clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
Union High School
Olympia Hirgh School
Western Washington
Olympia
Fort Worth Team Flaunts Dixie Champions Banner
The Fort Worth Class B club, fresh from last season, flaunted a pennant reading Dixie Champions after beating the Southern league champions Little Beech in a post season series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Little Beech
Stolen bases and pitching mix in tense baseball clash
Mdinaton Cunningham Smith, French, Nannah, Stolen bases R Murphy Eldred. Sacrifice hit Nsorman Mtumpt. High French struck out By Faesh 3 by Demaree 1. Bases on balls Off Vaeth off Demaree 1. Mine responsible for Waeth Demaree 7 7 hits 7 runs 23 at bat off Demaree in 6 innings 6 hit. June 25 at bet off Faeth in 7 Innings. Charge defeat to Demares credit victory to Faeth. Double play K Murphy unassisted. Wild pitch Faeth Demaree. Umpire Casey Phyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdinaton
Cunningham
Smith
Nannah
R. Murphy
Eldred
Nsorman
Faesh
Demaree
Vaeth
Waeth
Faeth
Demares
K. Murphy
Casey
Phyle
Lane
Wiaetersil
Madington
Low Angeles
Uo Smith
Beattie
Owe
Looker
Vernon
Vrench
Oakland Stunner Renewee
Bhellenback
Dss
HolenPider
Vortland
Halt Lake
Murphy
Kenworthy
Portiana
Mtumpf
Gorman
Bares
Cunning- Balt Lake
Eore
Adama
Hatteries
Kallio
Fisher
Bisedler
Wistersil
Btruck Severens
Schwarte
Lynn
Shellenback
Balle
Dailey
Francia
Sacramento
Hellenback
Kite
Sacramento Stermoesseseocce
Dalley
Angeles
Angeles Swerecessrocce
Brancis
Francis
Bhel_ Hetteries
Shea
Cook
Thomas
Jenbeck
Wistermi
Kenamex
Caney
pires—Thylte
Hacramento
Mtumpt
Alten
Koehler
Crump- Todin
Ler
Lewis and Yelle
Dermaree
Yrancis
Wwenser
Wen
Wscees
Vernon AR
Cleveland
Chadbourne
New York
Detroit
Soennen
LAGIR
Renith
Coessees
McGraw, Descwees_ o
Puledore Amen
Rehnelter
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Vernon Soceneesss
Cipeinnet! See Eeee Weee Mu“ 269 Hite * Oeeee 12Es 41 %~160 Cincinnat
Pittsbore
T. Pammary
St. Loute
Brooklyn A Co
Moore and Munroe Start Training Today at Pavilion
Pat Moore the Memphis bantam and Frankie Munroe of San Francisco arrive to begin training for their main event bout at the Pavilion on Wednesday night. Moore is a leading bantam with European fame after beating Jack Sharkey last year. Munroe’s claim to fame is his recent draw with Bud Ridley in San Francisco. Matchmaker Jimmie Malone plans fast undercard bouts as a record crowd is expected to see the bantam action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Moore
Memphis
Jack Sharkey
Munroes
Bud Ridley
San Francisco
Pavilion
Jimmie Malone
Knights of Columbus Club to Present Silver Trophy
The University of Missouri Knights of Columbus Student club will award a silver trophy to the beet all around athlete this year. A plan for a 90000 summoning pool is filed for construction in Madison Square Garden center on Madison Avenue New York to host aquatic events this summer. Williams College and Tulane boast varsity letter organizations. Marty Rosenberg and Sam Siegel of Toronto plan a four month walk to San Francisco covering 46060 miles. Miss Zetta Hille of England aims to swim the English Channel from Folkestone to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
University O Missouri
Madiwn Squire Garden
New York
Marty Rosenberg
Sam Siegel
Toronto
San Francisco
Zetta Hille
England
Folkstone
English Channel
France
Northwest ski meet opens summer season July 3 at Rainier
The Northwest Side club announces its fifth annual ski tournament on Sunday July 3 in Paradise Valley at the Alta Vista knoll. The event brings many experts to the snows of Rainier National Park with jumpers from northern states Canada Sweden and Norway and draws large crowds to witness the spectacular jumping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier National Park
Northwest Side
Alta Vista Knoll
Paradise Valley
Canada
Sweden
Norway
Dempsey Edges Carpentier With Greater Reach Advantage
In a 1921 reflection the article argues Jack Dempsey has a clear reach edge over Carpentier, suggesting longer reach grants a punching advantage and easier control of exchanges. It notes boxers with taller builds often outbox shorter rivals, including Leonard Britton Lynch and others, and cites Dempsey’s higher reach as a factor in May discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Vallejo track star Boyden to join California college
San Francisco report says Boyden the Vallejo school track star will attend California college after a standout Saturday performance. Officials had signaled the move earlier, with college sports whispers growing louder this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Boyden
Vallejo
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allen
C. H. Jeremias
T. James Scullty
William Burnt
Sig Blam
Beavenel Allen
James Tonka
R W. Hart
H. F. Gautding
C. Johnson
Peteo Raster
H. O. Gould- Eat Stellna
G Syverson
Dyer
H. F. Hover
Turner
Pegene White
Pollack
Quoeente ‘Taylor
Alice Campbell
Stella Scott
Lenna Downie
Grace Lowe
Irene Stephens
Lilette Ferris
Mrs. Camperfield
Frances Racine
Tad Mart
John lHearry
Livengood
G. A. Labure
Tom Swift
P. Dis
Peesday
Joan Ryan
Bill Lewis
Arthur Bailey
M. Robinson
Beth Hardy
Dorothy Little
ATS
Jack Meyers
Doris la Violette
Evelyn Greenway
Ira
Bourque
Lenna Downlea
Roy Nelson
James Scully
Alec Ross
Bill Nollan
Dick Vander Las
Frank Kozlowski
Richard Burr
Frits Hagter
James Lyoch
Sam Skidmore
Pletcher Johnson
Paul Dyer
Ati
Leonard Schneider
Robdtn
N- Raley
Sutener
Ericksos
Langiey
Sealy
Meyers
Koust
Nelson
Lotz
Ates Smith
Kyran Sod Griges
Pacm
Huse
Bidinker
Abbott
Mark
Ruth
Babe” Ruth
Indian Park
Hargrave
Cincy
Brooklyn
Kingdon
The
MH. Vander Las
Bill Kene
Rey Herseog
Oliver Johnson
Bill Poater
Charles Hoyt
Rh. HM. Shortt
KR Robinson
BR. Smith
William Waits
Wayne O' Brien
Baward Butler
Marvin Times
Bye
J. BR Beklend
Herbert Rivers
H. Robinson
M. Barnhart
Red Mason
James Senutly
Armand Marion
Red Marton
Dick Menriott
Paul Granger
Frank Harrie
C. Jonasson
Edw. Hickman
C. Melaughlin
Peres A. Dix
Marty Bhaw
Phil Lewis
Vinet Scott
Dive
Nedeika
Dick Twohy
Richard Lange
Willa Beiled
B Curran
Herbert Erhke
Hye
Prank Victor
William Pos
HM. Lightfoot
J. Behermer
Eddie Ringer
William Olin
Deetl Fite
N. Rickles
L. van Gorder
Fred Baker
Vivian King
Eye Play
Star
Gleich
Haworth
Keeler
Gibbons
Omaha
Willie Keeler
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Boulder
Colo
Lee Willard
University of Colorado
Chicago Americans
Willard
Miss Bleibtrey
Honolulu
T. H
Ethelda Bilelbtrey
Swlm
Ubree Turna
Bulldogs
Dave Friese
Abe Getzen
Bil Johnston
Eckarta
EZ. Eckarts
Balidoge
Johnston
Hobbs
Jones
Hyman
Dan O'Leary
Exgerman Grocery
Shamren
Macy Shownes
Youngstown A. Eer Pirates
Beckart Cigar Cooneer
Weerman Grocery
Esas Vmietland Park
South Seattle
Chandlers Sane
Washington Park
Sharron A
Queen Anne Arriale
Rommel
Yank
Georgetown
Concord
New Rochelle
N. Y
Aclub
NAVY
Annapolis
R. M. Thompson
Navy League
Naval Academy
Army
Chas. Schwartz Optometrist and Mfg
Optician Ven
Tel
Coney Island
K. O
Boldt
Williams College
Tulane
N. W
A. Schwager
W. Kerr
L. A. Taylor
Buy Direct
Pacific Bottlers’ Supply Co
Occidental Ave
Axp
Fate Uni
Coast Lad Stars
Olalla
Vashon
Tiatsend R Rehg
Menlo Moore
Macklin
Megley
Eddie Borden
Fifth Ave
Frank Browne
Knight of
the Hammer
Man
James B
Donovan
Ireland
Miss Marie
Lee
the Dancing Butterfly
FOX & Sarno
Frances
Kennedy
Merriest Comedienne
Buck Abbie Pielert
Scofield
Hubby
Pathe News
Paul
the Moore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!