Yakima Prepares for Washington State Open and Amateur Golf
Yakima Country Club to host the first annual state golf championship featuring top state pros and amateurs. Open begins Monday with 72 holes medal play, followed by 36 holes Tuesday. Amateur starts Wednesday with 36-hole qualifying and continues with match play through the finals. Special events include handicap medal play and bogey match play, plus daily putting and driving contests. Local stars from Yakima and invited players from British Columbia and Oregon are aboard.
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Earlington Travels But Loses Away
Earlington Country club failed to field a team for the away game. Club Captain Jack David led 35 members from Black River Inks to Yakima to face the Yakima Country Club in the annual home and away series. The crowd saw Barlington lose 27 to 79 as the away squad endured the long trip and a lopsided final score.
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Inglewood to Host Rainier Clash on Sunday
A golf match between Rainier and Inglewood Country clubs will be played on the Lake Washington links tomorrow. The event closes months of rivalry as Inglewood hosts a royal day for Rainier members and their families.
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Mickey Travers Beats Al Shubert In 10 Round Decision
New Bedford welterweight Mickey Travers of Boston secured a 10 round decision over local fighter Al Shubert in New Bedford. The bout highlighted Travers dominant control and scoring advantages throughout the matchup.
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Delivering Goods Is Walters Ring Secret
Sailor Walters returns to Seattle’s Arena on Tuesday to face Young O Dowd in a six round bout, the main event of a double bill. Walters has defeated O Dowd in three prior meetings and brings speed power and fitness to a fans favorite clash. The card also features Kid Billings vs Bob Harper and Brownie Villan making his debut against Bud Manning with two more preliminaries in the works.
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Vernon’s May Stars as Tigers Blank Oakland Again
Vernon’s pitcher AKER MAY leads a third straight Tigers shutout over Oakland with a 4 to 0 win. May, Dell and James combine to hold the Acorns to eight hits in three games. Seale wins 4 to 3 over Los Angeles. Sacramento tops Portland 35 to 1. Seattle loses 4 to Salt Lake.
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Bing Miller Powers 20th Circuit Crash Update
Bing Miller delivered another circuit blast on Friday as top hitters list from the season shows him reaching 20 homers. The tally places him among leaders with Hooper and Hauser among the Athletics and White Sox names noted in yesterday’s box.
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Yankees Have Big Edge on Rivals in Pitching
New York Americans field a stronger pitching staff than the St. Louis Browns and the New York Giants. Manager Miller Huggins notes flaws in the initial five man rotation as stars like Carl Mays Bam Jones and Watte Hoyt underperform, while Joe Bush and Bob Shawkey rescue the rotation. Browns rely on Urban Shocker and others though not top tier. Giants struggle with limited depth and form from Art Nehf and a host of ineffective starters.
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Joe Bush
Bob Shawkey
Eay
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Ers
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van Gilder
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Jess Barnes
Bill Ryan
Jock Scott
Hugh McQuillan
Virgil Barnes
Hill
Jonnard
Ruth's World Series Role Seen Shifting as Yankees Hope
Baseball analyst Billy Evans weighs Babe Ruth's 1921 World Series struggles against a waning batting stride and off season injuries. He argues Ruth may not be the lethal threat of last year but cautions the Babe could still surprise.
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FIVE GRID IRON TEAMS START 1922 SEASON TODAY
Yale opens at New Haven against Harvard, Penn State meets St Bonaventure at State College, Washington and Jefferson faces Geneva at Washington, and Syracuse plays Hobart at Syracuse. Western conference squads sit out two weeks while Centre meets Carson Newman in Danville.
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Foley Wins Vancouver Ring Melee in 10 Rounds
Vic Foley of Vancouver defeated Billy Young in a ten round bantam bout. Bert Forbes beat Young Sam Langford in the semi windup. Frankie Green lost a close decision to Joe Colclough. Freddy Jacks and Mel Coogan sailed to Australia after the card.
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Seattle
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Brooklyn
Seattle Dog Wins Honors at Yakima Beach Show
Little Crackerjack owned by Helen Moore of Seattle won first in the Boston terrier class at the State Fair nel club beach show in Yakima during the week. Judge Bradsaw from Los Angeles awarded the honors.
Johnny MacIntyre Beats Paul Higgins in 10 Round Decision
Salem report notes Johnny MacIntyre of Halifax won a ten round decision over Paul Higgins of Nashua New Hampshire in a boxing match held in Salem.
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Dillon Defends Log Rolling Title at Crystal Pool
Hoquiam’s Matt Dillon retained his log rolling honors at the Crystal Pool last night defeating C. H. Powers on a trunk leg. Powers faced early pressure as Dillon speeded up. Mackie Fadden performed a backward somersault dive into a circle of fire as a featured stunt. Several stunt races completed the program.
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How It Feels to Play in Big Series Games
Eddie Collins reflects on the mental strain of the world series and recalls moments of doubt and humor. He notes the tension of delays, the boost a young player gains from a key base hit, and the contrast between Connie Mack’s reactive joy and Bill Klem’s restless energy.
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Hie
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Bagshaw Leads Huskies in Tough Training Regimen
NOCH BAGSHAW inspires University of Washington football players as he drills with the squad in intense practice. The former star half back, in top shape, demonstrates backfield tricks while Tubby Graves coaches the line. his leadership and work ethic are already established, with strong material ahead. In New York, Clem Johnston must pass a public exhibition before facing Harry Wills next week per the boxing commission order.
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Giants and Yankees Face Possible Series Showdown in 1921
The text discusses a potential World Series matchup between the New York Yankees and the New York Giants, mentioning pitching from right-handed starters Bush Jones Hoyt Shawkey and a lone lefty O Doherty on the Yankee staff. It notes Cunningham’s struggle to break into the Yankees lineup and references Casey Stengel and William as key figures, with speculation on lineup choices and fan interest in a Browns-Giants tilt.
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Coast League Preview and Team Movements
The Seattle squad returns to the Coast League spotlight as Vernon and the Indians clash with the Los Angeles flag contenders for the week. The Portland Beavers upset the Seals, while Seals visit Los Angeles next week. Kunz, Penner, Tery and Prough expected to challenge hitters in Sacramento and Salt Lake.
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