Everett Fighter Draws With Adair In Arena Showdown
Northwest welterweight Travie Davis and Barney Adair boxed six rounds to a draw at the Arena. Davis led most of the bout with cleaner punches, while Adair used rugged infighting and landed a few powerful rights. Sailor Walters defeated Frankie Britt in the fastest tilt, and Eddie Bedford overwhelmed Goldier Woods in a lopsided finish.
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Goldier Woods
Art Sorrento
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Ty Cobb Champions College Players as Major League Gold Mine
Ty Cobb discusses collegiate players shaping the majors and argues Stan Musial or George Sisler are among the greatest college-to-pros talents. He notes colleges supply material, with a dozen players on clubs already benefiting from college training and pro-ready readiness.
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Ty Cobb
Zigera
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Untitled fragment on Sacramento trip and hunting plans
An unclear OCR fragment references a Sacramento trip lasting a few hours on the return from a trip, mentions Schupp and Doc Meikie, and notes plans for a hunting trip in Oregon after the season closes. It also quips about trousers, eye injury metaphors, and several players or people with nicknames.
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Meikie
Tanta
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Ponder Still Out of Play for LA Pitcher
Elmer Ponder of Los Angeles, the right handed pitcher, remains out with a dislocated shoulder from a fall in Salt Lake earlier this season. He attempted to throw in the celestial bullpen last week but could barely reach the catcher. He probably will not work on the mound again before spring.
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Elmer Jacobse
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Jake
Elmer Jacots
Oakland
Jacobs
Spence Adams Out Of Game For Hand Injury
Seattle second baseman Spence Adams is sidelined briefly with a fractured finger on his throwing hand after a low throw in Los Angeles. He is expected to return to action here this week.
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Seals Open Big Week Amid Tight pennant race
The Seals host a pivotal series in Rainier valley as they chase the Tigers who lead by a slim margin. Vernon backs the visitors amid a home heavy schedule while Frisco must face Los Angeles twice. Lane Ankles and Meikle treat injuries as Jake Schorr eyes regular play and position changes.
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Gardner Seeks Portland Return To End Baseball Career
Veteran Coast League pitcher Harry Gardner wants a deal to finish his days with Portland baseball. He owns a 22 acre farm near Portland and hoped to play there this season. Seattle has not completed a deal. Plus Jack Adams plays through a sprained ankle with a cast from Doc Spencer.
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Seattle
Orr May Coach Cards and Indians Next Spring
Billy Orr Seattle shortstop may coach baseball next spring at Stanford. Orr, a Cardinal star through 1909, coached there in 1914 and has an indirect invitation from Cardinal athletic authorities. Los Angeles plans a $500,000 baseball park while Vernon keeps using Washington park grounds for both clubs this season.
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Rail strike may shift Coast league games to San Diego high school
Gossip from Los Angeles suggests a railroad strike could halt Coast league baseball transports and force some games to be played in the San Diego high school stadium.
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Los Angeles
Portland promoters take stable of boxers to California
Bobby Evans, the Portland fight manager, has taken a stable of boxers to California. The crew includes Morte Lux, Joe Gorman and Mike de Pinto for the upcoming bouts.
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Portland
California
Morte Lux
Joe Gorman
Mike de Pinto
Orr Plans Hawaiian Trip With Seattle Players
OrR plans to lead a Seattle based team to Honolulu after the Coast league season. The roster includes Sheehan Sacrament o Sawyer Vernon French Vernon Kamm Frisco Orr Seattle O’Connell Frisco Sand Salt Lake Byler Sakte Cook Sacramento Schorr Seattle Kramer land and Valla Frisco with two or three more pitchers to be chosen. The trip faces possible schedule conflicts with major football in Hawaii and strong opposition teams like the 26th Infantry All Chinese and native squads.
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26Th Infantry
Jake Comes Into His Own After a Poor Spring
Elmer Jacobs Seattle pitcher emerges as the league’s best with improving form. Big Fellow throws one of the sweetest curves, signaling a strong turnaround after a rough spring.
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Elmer Jacobs
Seattle
Big Fellow
Ted Knudson Wins Star Eclectic Golf Tourney
Ted Knudson won The Star Eclectic Golf trophy at Inglewood Golf and Country Club with a 55-4-51 net for 44 entrants in the three months June July August eclectic event. Ray Throm finished second with net 52 and Dr J C Moore and Dr E F Restine tied for third at net 58.
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Northwest police enter city meet at Denny Field
Northwest police and regional entrants from Vancouver Victoria Portland Tacoma participate in a track meet at Denny Field Saturday. University of Washington stars Vic Hurley Russ Hall and Roy Petri compete against police and civic athletes in sprints throws jumps and relays.
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Roy Petri
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Stanford Enlists 36 Prep Stars For 19 Rise
The Cardinal signs include 36 high school athletes entering Stanford as part of a push to strengthen the program. The intake highlights potential future impact across multiple positions and conferences.
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Stanford
Cardinal
Net Title Tourney on Friday
Eight of the world’s top tennis players begin the American singles championship in Philadelphia with most stars present. Andre Gobert and H C Norton miss. Tilden and Patterson loom as leading contenders amid claims of unofficial world championship status.
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Grizzlies Seek Coast Conference Admission
The Montana Grizzlies plan to seek admission to the Pacific Coast Conference at the upcoming meeting as Idaho and USC joined the conference recently. A new Northwestern Conference including Whitman, Willamette, Montana State, Gonzaga, and the College of Idaho is rumored to be forming.
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Great Golf Matches In Second Round At Amateurg Championship
Four matchups in the American Amateur Golf Championship second round start today at Rookline Massachusetts. Rudy Knepper of Sioux City and Princeton faces former English champion Devil Tolley. Joss Sweetzer meets title holder Jesse Guilliford. Bobby Jones returns at WIF. McPhail opposes Chick Evans and Frank Godchaux of New Orleans faces each other.
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Sioux City
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Jesse Guilliford
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
WIF
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Chick Evans
Frank Godchaux
New Orleans
Maple Leafs to Go North to Victoria for Benefit Match
The Maple Leaf soccer team travels to Victoria B C to face Victoria Saturday. Proceeds go to Jimmy Muir the Victoria diver who broke his back in a high dive during a P N A swimming meet. In New Haven Yale opens practice with all 1923 veterans back in the squad.
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Kick at Plate Is Big Need of 1923 Braves
The 1923 Braves face a punchless season with Eldred as the lone consistent hitter. Jacobs, Schupp, and Ferrie Schupp show pitching spark but lack run support. Rego emerges as a promising catcher for Los Angeles, while umpires and Lyons highlight Coast league issues and strong pitching form.
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Brick Eldred
Seattle
Elmer Jacobs
Stay Coast
Leo H. Lassen
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Indians
Billy Lane
Wally Hood
Tex Wisterzil
Stumpf
Home Run Leaders Named in Snapshot List
Williams and Browns lead with 25 homers each followed by Hornsby on 34 for the Cardinals and Walkter with 33 for the Athletics. Ruth and Yanka register 29 and 22, while Hellman sits on 21 for the Tigers.
Plan for Postseason Chs to Decide Minor League Title
Plan proposed by A R Tearney president of the Western league calls for a post season series among the Southern association Texas league and Western association pennant winners to determine the minor league championship in Chicago on Sept 7.
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A. R. Tearney
Governor Edwards to referee national track championships
Governor Edwards will act as honorary referee at the national junior and senior track and field championships in Newark New Jersey starting tomorrow.
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Baseball Highlights and Players Dominate Early Week
Ken Williams hit his 88th, 89th and 90th runs in three days as Browns beat Indians 11 to 3. Steeler tallied in his 26th straight game, while Hittin and Dugan helped the Red Sox triumph over the Red Sox. Roush was ejected for threatening the umpire, Cy Williams hit his 23rd homer as the Phillies beat the Robins 6 to 4. Tigers players contributed to a 5 to 0 loss for the White Sox.
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