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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1919

Page

13

Tacoma boxing smokers heat up with Travie Davis win

Travie Davis dominates Jake Abel in Tacoma listing rounds with rapid combinations and power. The Everett welterweight controlled the main event while Bert Forbes Beattie and Harold Jones also delivered solid performances on the bill. Next Tacoma smoker slated for October 9.

Travie Davis Jake Abel Tacoma Davis Abel Hal Everetts Bert Forbes Beattie Harold Jones Bill Quinn Jack Shelton New Quinn Sheldon Shelton Zink Irving Gleason Seattle Gleason Curley Valencourt Salor

Frank Farmer Injured Faces Possible Calgary Fight

Frank Farmer a Tacoma heavyweight suffers a heavy knee injury from sawing wood and struggles to walk. He has a Calgary bout offer to fight a Winnipeg opponent in September 30 if his knee heals. Travie Davis, Seattle welterweight king, gains attention as a fighting prospect for the winter card alongside Jimmy Storey and Davis versus Frankie Haynie. Dan Salt promotes Davis and aims to pit him against top Coast opponents.

Frank Farmer Tacoma Red Cross Frank Calgary Winnipeg Travie Davia Seattle Jimmy Storey Davis Frankie Haynie San Francisco Dan Salt Travie Davis Joe Gorman Portland

Flynn draws fans in Tacoma as boxing commission formed

Pueblo fireman Flynn was introduced to Tacoma fans last night and drew big crowds. Northwest promoters should pair him with Young Hector or Frank Farmer for strong drawing power. The new boxing commission appointed by city and county police is to organize today with Charley Hulen Dr E Hanley and Al Wis molek on the panel to draft supervision rules.

Everett Welter Frank Farmer Davis Flynn Pueblo Northwest Tacoma Young Hector Boxing Commission Charley Hulen BE. T. Hanley al Wismolek

West high grid team among strongest in school history

West Side football feature highlights a veteran squad with strong weight and experience. Pupils Thorton Martin and Harold Brown are expected to secure tackle positions. Queen Anne, Ballard, and Shingle Weavers squads are also mentioned with new coach Milliken and tutor Mc Comb. The Mt. Baker field shortage delays practice as Franklin seeks a field. first high school games set for October 3 and 4 at Liberty Park.

West Feature West Side Thorton Martin Harold Brown Franklin Seattle Mt. Baker

How To Set Up The Intentional Slice In Golf

A golf instruction piece explains how to slice the ball intentionally to stay on the fairway. It compares the slice to the baseball outcurve and the hook to the inshoot, detailing back-swing alignment, club path, and spin effects.

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South Park Faces Anadel Club In City Amateur Final

South Park and Anadel Club clash Sunday for the city amateur ball crown at Rai nier park if Seattle grounds are ready. otherwise at South Park. Gus Davis of Anabel and Tippy Thompson of South Park headline the mound duel with McGillicuddy and Jorgenson behind the plates. First pitch at 2 30 with final notes in Saturday's Star.

South Park Anadel Seattle Ball Park Rainier Park Gus Davis Anabel Alhambras

Locals Fall Twice to Beavers in Portland Tilt

Portland defeated Seattle 6 to 1 after a strong sixth and seventh inning rally. Scoring details include home run by Schaller and multi base hits by Schaller Blue Sutherland and Speas. Beavers pitching limited Seattle to one run while Portland built a four run fourth and late offenses. Umpires were Kason and Hea.

Seattle ABN HW. PO Waren Bross Kenworthy Schorr Ommem SR Sh Portland ABR Gpeaa IMG Scccessee Miglin Csceee Koehler Rader Sutherland BOAC Speas Schaller Blue Jalin Reiger Otherland Sieethades Wisterzil Knight Kanda Eatin Te Nader Sutherto Kasona

Tigers Tie Up Series with 7 4 Win Over Bees

The Tigers won the third game 7 to 4, breaking through in the fifth inning by solving Dale's delivery and tallying four runs to secure the victory over the Bees.

Tigers Bees Dale Vernon

White Sox Favored In October Classic By Gotham Bets

New York reports Kid Gleason's entries as 7 to 5 favorites for the October classic. Reds are seen as underdogs despite nine game decision praise for Moran's pets. Dick Kerr's pitching shifts support to Gleason and reduces doubts about Cleotte and Williams carrying the lead.

New York Kid Gleason Reds White Sox Yankees Chicago Moran Dick Kerr Gleason Cleotte and Williama

Tigers Rally for First Win After Two Losses to Neos

In Salt Lake City on September 19 the Tigers beat Neos 7 to 4 to avoid a two game deficit. Batters Winneman Brooks Dale Markle and Byler fueled the offense. Chicken Trawkes tops league batting with a .1000 average after two at bats yesterday. Reds slumping at home, Gleason remains sharp on the mound.

Salt Lake City Neos Tigers Werson HH. EF Wopwon Oakes

Drivers Ready for 150 Mile Auto Race at Sheepshead Bay

Eighteen drivers will compete in the 150 mile race tomorrow at the Sheepshead bay oval with a ten mile special race also on the slate. Entries include Ralph De Palma Tommy Milton Ralph Mulford the Chevrolet brothers Ira Vail Joe Boyer Dave Lewis Denny Hickey Art Klein and Joe Thomas.

New York Lighteen Sheepshead Bay Oval Ralph de Palma Tommy Milton Ralph Mulford Chevrolet Brothers Ira Vail Joe Boyer Dave Lewis Denny Hickey Art Klein Joe Thomas

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