Visitors Hand Us Bad Job
A double bill with the Los Angeles Angels sees Seattle lose 6-0 and 5-0 as Seattle pitchers falter. Ray Francis and Demaree struggled, and fielding miscues and aggressive base running by Angels, including Arnold Star, helped tilt both games. Reinhart dominated in game two while Seattle’s Stumpf drew criticism for indifferent play.
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Leo H. Lassen
Los Angeles
Angels
Ray Francis
Demaree
Francis
Crawford
Nicholt
Ken
Carroll
McCauley
Griggs
Rennie
Monroe Swartz
Sam Crawford
Reinhart
Walter Reinhart
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W. K
Arnold Star
Tobin
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Niehoff
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Goofy Defensive Slump Hits Stumpf as Patterson Holds Short
The piece notes Stumpf regressed from poor to worse as he stopped pursuing the ball and his hitting declined. Patterson remains at short with Harrigan at third while Harrigan continues to hit, and the writer suggests a stiff fine for any player benched for indifferent play during a close race.
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Stumpf
Patterson
Harrigan
Canadian golf championship match ends 3 and 1
Miss Cecil Leitch of Great Britain and Miss Ling of the United States and Canada led in Ottawa as they contested the amateur open championship. The match concluded with Leitch winning 3 and 1.
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Ottawa
Cecil Leitch
Great Britain
Ling
United States
Canada
Washington basketball team plans east tour before Christmas
Plans are practically completed for sending the University of Washington basketball team east before Christmas night according to present plans and they will play about five or six games with teams of that section. Archie Talbot captain and forward is the only man from last season missing. The Huskies finished second in the conference last year.
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University of Washington
Archie Talbot
Washington
Buff Wins Herman's Ring Title at Madison Square Garden
Johnny Buff retained his world weight crown by defeating Pete Herman by decision after 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden. Buff weighed 112 pounds, Herman 117 pounds, with Buff winning ten rounds to Herman's four and one even. Herman scored a knockdown in the fourth round.
Yankees Gain Edge in Crucial pennant bid
The New York Yankees beat the Cleveland Indians 4 to 2 in the first game of the key series. Babe Ruth hit three doubles and scored three runs, with Wally Pipp driving in two. Watte Hoyt pitched a six hit game. A 26,000 crowd attended and all seats were sold for today’s rematch.
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EW York
Stanley Coveleski
Cleveland
New York Yanks
Babe" Ruth
Yankee
Ruth
Wally Pipp
Watte Hoyt
Yanks
Mitchell Breaks Arm in Milwaukee Lightweight Bout
Richie Mitchell Milwaukee lightweight suffered a broken arm in a bout held here last night. He was competing when the injury occurred, with reports noting a fracture during the boxing match.
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Milwaukee
Richie Mitchell
Shade Brothers Matched in Gotham Boxing Bouts
Billy Shade and brothers George and Dave Shade, California boxers now in New York, are matched for Gotham bouts. Billy faces Fay Keiser, George meets Mike O Dowd, and Dave docks with Mickey Walker at Madison Square Garden under Leo P Flynn management.
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Dave Shade
George Shade
California
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Gotham
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Fay Keiser
Bob Martin
H Greb
George Will
Mike O’dowd
Dave
Mickey Walker
Jack Britton
Madison Square
Gara
Leo P. Flynn
Gotham Fight
Shade
Northwest golfers reach world stage at St Louis
Seattle trio Stein Speirs and Stell qualified for national amateur championship in St Louis despite illness. Speirs narrowly lost rallying Gardner, Stell fought Armour, and Stein fell to Knepper. Northwest players showed strong depth with six of ten qualifiers.
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Seattle
Golis Starg
Lon Stein
Clark Speirs
Lee Stell
St. Louia
Ators
Bob Gardner
France
Ben Stein
Rudy Knepper
Chandler Faran
Rudy Wilhelm
Portland
F. Willing
Russ Smith
George van Elm
Pacific Northwest
Salt Lake
Guy Standifer
Biggerstaffe Wilson
Victoria
McCarthy Readies for Coast Title Bout at Pavilion
Johnny McCarthy the San Francisco welterweight faces Travie Davis of Everett in a season opener at the Pavilion Tuesday. McCarthy boasts never being knocked down and has become popular with Seattle fans for his toughness and aggressive fighting style. Their previous meeting saw Davis win the Coast title from McCarthy over a year ago.
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Ohnny McCarthy
San Francisco
McCarthy
Johnny
Seattle
Pavilion
Travie Davis
Everett
Davis
West Wins Opening Day in Intersections Tennis
In Chicago on September 4 the Western team led East in the Intersectional matches by taking two singles and one doubles. Clifford Herd of San Francisco defeated Arnold Jones of Providence 8-6 6-1 6-4. Marshall Allen of Seattle beat Carl M. Pincher 6-4 6-3 8-7 6-4. Bloomingdale Voshell of Brooklyn and Vincent Richards of Yonkers beat Robert Kinsey and Willie Davis of San Francisco 6-1 8-6 6-2.
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Marshall Allen
Seattle
Clifford Herd
San Francisco
San Francissco
Arnold Jone
Providence
KRL
Marshall Alien
Carl M. Pincher
Fh Inel- Phin
Blodomrard Voshell
Brooklyn
Vincent Richards
Yonkers
Robert Kinsey
Willie Davia
Soccer schedules outline senior and junior divisions for The Star league
The Star publishes the first half season schedule for both senior and junior soccer divisions. The second half mirrors home grounds. Play begins next Sunday with West Seattle training at Hiawatha at 2 30 and Woodland Park at 2 p m. October dates show matches including Post Office, Maple Leafs, Boeing Aircraft and Woodland Park at Lincoln Park with multiple venues listed. Junior schedule entries include Autumn fixtures among Ballard Juniors, Highland Park, South Park and Walla Walla Athletic Club at various fields with registration due by Wednesday 6 pm and age rules for players.
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Peat
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Mallard
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Paleem
40¢ Supreme Blend Coffee at Hansen 40 Economy Market
A brief note lists 40¢ Supreme Blend Coffee at Hansen and 40 Economy Market, indicating prices or specials in a small shop notice. The snippet provides limited context but confirms product names and shops involved.
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Hansen
New Golf King To Be Named In St. Louis Finals
In St Louis on September 24 a new American golf champion will be named after semi final results. Jesse Guilford of Boston defeated Chick Evans of Chicago 7 and 5. Bob Gardner of Chicago beat Willie Hunter 6 and 4, setting up Gardner versus Guilford in a 36 hole final this afternoon. Gardner's driving in rain carried the win while Evans faltered on the green.
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Dixie) Fleager
Chariie Woolsey
Seattle Golf Club
North Bend
Bert Farrar
Dixie
Chariie
Fleager
Woolsey
T. Louis
Chick” Evans
Chicago
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Bob Gardner
Willie Hunter
Gardner
Guilford
Evans
Harvard Opens 1921 Football Season in Doubleheader
Harvard begins its 1921 football campaign at Cambridge with a doubleheader at the stadium. Boston University and Middlebury College of Vermont are the opponents, facing Harvard in separate games in the afternoon under local scheduling.
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Mass
Harvard
Crimson
Boston University
Middlebury College of Vermont
Vermont
California, Washington Open Football Seasons With Notable Showdowns
California in Berkeley opens the season against St Marys at Berkeley with a strong squad expected to contend for the Pacific Coast title. Washington under Enoch Bagshaw faces Camp Lewis in Seattle in the debut for the Sun Dodger eleven, while local notes detail new Bear back Jack Witter and a grid rule meeting.
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Enoch Bagshaw
University of Washington
Army Corps
Camp Lewis
University Stadium
Bear Grid
Jack Witter
University of California
Witter
Morison
Archie Nesbitt
Rogers’ Candy
University O Washington
Everett High to Open Season Against Local Legion Team
Everett High School prepares for its season opener against the Earl Faulkner A Legion Post squad at the Athletic field in Everett. Coach Earl Clark takes over after Enoch Bagshaw's departure as the Eagles seek early momentum. In Montreal Jack Johnson, former world heavyweight champion, set to debut post release from Leavenworth in a ten round bout with Frank Moran on October 28 at Mount Royal arena.
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Everett High
Earl Faulkner
Legion Post
Earl Clark
Enoch Bagshaw
Montreal
Quebec
Jack Johnson
Leavenworth Federal
Mount Royal Arena
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
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