Kennewick Falls To Dayton In Weekend Baseball Doubleheader
Kennewick faced Dayton in two tightly contested games at the Kennewick grounds. Dayton won 7 to 6 in the opener as Kennewick rallied late but fell short, while the hosts bounced back to edge Dayton 6 to 4 in the second game. Cryderman and Kalb provided key hits for Kennewick, but Dayton took advantage of infield errors and timely doubles to seize the lead in the early innings.
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Martin
Dayton
Kennewick
Kennewick AB
Huntington
Walters
Larkin
Dayton Abrhe Basel
Davis
Hammar
Donahue
Royce
Leatherman
Romaine
Howe
Kalb
Cryderman
Copeland
Cryder- Man
Conroy
Tyderman, P
Untington
Ore Bsn
Ayton AB
Bmw
Alwood
Posient Ste Sigg Hee
Ayton
Ooay
Pasco Tops Kennewick in Narrow Victory
Pasco finally defeats Kennewick 6 to 2 as Cryderman shines with six punchouts and no walks while Neal of Kennewick issues four walks that become runs. The game featured solid defense by Pasco and limited damage, with the action continuing on the next page.
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Cryderman
Dayton
Neal
Memorial Day Observed Quietly in Kennewick
A large Kennewick gathering honors veterans with cemetery graveside decorations led by G A R and W R C. Later a Presbyterian church service featured a male quartet, a flag drill by white-clad girls, and readings honoring soldiers, with speeches by C L Holcomb and Scott Z Henderson praising Lincoln and the Civil War era.
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Kennewick
Presbyterian Church
Fraser
Messrs
van Nors‘dall
Shanafelt
Oliver
Begg
Congress
Rudyard Kipling
Scott Z. Henderson
Abraham Lincoln
Fruit Belt League Remains Unsettled After Yakima Manager Absence
Organizers of the Fruit Belt league fail to sign the four team articles as planned. Yakima manager Paine missed the meeting, triggering a push to add Wapato to the circuit. Three teams meet again next week to finalize terms and begin a 36 game season with Sundays scheduled for games in Pasco or at home. A separate note reports a man fell from a boat and sank, with Moose Lodge and Tiger Switchmen's Union in Detroit to assist in locating relatives.
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Fruit Belt League
Yakima
Wapato
Kennewick Pasco
Toppenish
North Yakima
Paine
Pasco
Moose Lodge
Detroit
Tiger Switchmen’s Union of
Seattle business men tour eastern Washington for trade links
The Seattle Commercial Club plans a special two set train trip through eastern Washington starting the 15th to meet retailers and coast jobbers. Stops include Grandview Sunnyside Outlook Granger Kiona Kennewick Pasco Attalia Walla Walla Prosser Mabton Alfalfa Toppenish Wapato North Yakima Ellensburg. Arrival in Kennewick is 2 10 Friday afternoon.
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Seattle Commercial Club
Seattle
Inland Empire
Granger
Kiona
Kennewick
Pasco
Attalia
Walla Walla
Prosser
Mabton
Alfalfa
Toppenish
Wapato
North Yakima
Ellensburg
North Coast expands service with four added trains
Beginning next Sunday the O W R N adds four trains to Kennewick schedule bringing total daily passenger service to twenty two. Trains 3 and 4 run Spokane to North Yakima with through service and sleeping dining cars while trains 15 and 16 connect Yakima to Kennewick altering endpoints from Grandview. No other changes occur except westbound No 1 arrival time and pass at Leslie.
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Kennewick
N. P
Spokane
North Yakima
Wallula
Portland
Yakima
Grandview
Leslie
Here
Switchman Drowned After Fall From Bridge Structure
A switchman named Hustler employed by North Coast fell from a bridge forty feet into the water and drowned before aid could reach him. He was with a crew sent to the bridge when the accident occurred.
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D. Hustler
Tabernacle Builders Begin 60 by 90 Foot Structures
A citywide evangelical series to run a month will be held in a 60 by 90 foot tabernacle seating 700. A 50 foot tower and two lights will accompany the structure at Washington and Fourth streets. Evangelist Robert Johnson of Chicago leads the services with Mrs. Johnson and G C Pledger assisting, a 150 voice choir to be organized.
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H.M. Ashbaugh
Washington
Fourth Steets
E. O. Brown
Presbyterian Church
Robert Johnson
Chicago
Hard Luck in Chunks Ailing Joe Faces Eye Injury and Loss
J E Martin notes Joe’s thumb injury has healed barely while a new ailment affects his left eyelid. An Spokane occulist confirms the eye issue may keep him from work for weeks as he copes with his father’s death.
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J. E. Martin
Joe
Mr. Martin
Spokane
Berry Pickers Busy as Kennewick Valley Reaches Peak Season
The Kennewick valley strawberry season hits peak with over 1000 crates on Monday night. The Chas Collins Co and the Fruit Growers Association handle most shipments, with total weekly output near 3900 crates and expected to reach about 6000 with noncommission grower shipments. Prices hold at 3 per crate as warm days boost ripening and demand.
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Kennewick
Chas. H. Collins Co
Fruit Growers’ Association
Nelson Williams
Williams
Frank Emeigh
L. S. Crossland
W. H. Witt
W. H. Allison
Seattle
Spokane
Great Falls
Helena
Minneapolis
F.R. White
W.T. Mann
Joe Hess
W. L. Craver
Fred Kadow
Keene Brothers
Highlands
Highland
B. F. Neal
Louis Dern
J. S. Motter
H.N. Anderson
Rev. Delepire
W. H. Durham
J. Sercombe
Chas. H. Collins Company
Lower Valley
Commission Houses
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Ball
Jueel
Watato
News
Yakima Valley
North Coast
Switchman
Tabernacle Builders
Evangelist Johnson
Tabernacle
Congregational Church
Johnson
Young Peoples
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