Yak Balloon Soars To Cerulean Altitudes In One Awful Frame
Yakima vs Pendleton baseball game ends 12 to 9 as a single wild sixth frame turns the game. Jamieson stars for Pendleton with a complete game effort, while Kile struggles in relief. Haworth and Stolke slug three base hits for Yakima, but errors and timely hits tilt the score late.
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Kile
Pendleton
Bucks
Yakima
Jamieson
Stolke
Haworth
Engle
Nadeau
Augustus
Rader
Jansen
Hall
Boise Beats Walla Walla 3 0 Behind Melter's Shutout
Boise, June 27. Steve Melter limited Walla Walla to four hits as Boise won 3 to 0. Boise scored in the second on a single and double, added a run in the third on two errors and a sacrifice fly, and christened the fifth with a homer by Aftermatt. Joe Wood, formerly a Baker pitcher, was signed by Boise.
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Boise
Bears
Steve Melter
Walla Walla
Joe Wood
Baker
H.R. Boike
Melter
Winkler
Yesterday's Scornes: Baseball scores from leagues
National League results include New York 5 11 Boston 4 3 Brooklyn 6 4 Philadelphia 2 2 St Louis 5 Pittsburg 4 Cincinnati 5 Chicago 5. American League Philadelphia 11 10 Washington 2 5 St Louis 7 Detroit 5. Chicago 7 Cleveland 5. Northwest League Portland 44 Victoria 3 Seattle 2 Tacoma 1 Spokane 5 Victoria 4. Coast League San Francisco 7 Venice 2 Sacramento 7 Los Angeles 5. Portland 5 6 Oakland 3 4.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Portland
Victoria
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
San Francisco
Venice
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Oakland
Yakima Players Shine Amid Rough Inning Curtain
Kile faced a rough inning as Yakima toppled Penteton with solid hitting from Nadeau Grovers Stolke and Taylor. Jamieson misplayed a grounder and Augustus stole third twice while McKune Haworth led with two hits in one inning. Bill Reid and Naughton left for Sunday ball after the game.
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Kile
Ike
McKune
Haworth
Dickson
Grovers
Engle
Howie Jansen
King
Rader
Lodell
Stolke
Ford
Fitchner
Peterson
Taylor
Yakima
Bill Reid
Naughton
Spud
Heppner
Yakima Games Blessed Fans With Fine Exhibitions
Those fans who miss the Yakima games are missing mighty good exhibitions despite a 12-0 score yesterday. The double plays were executed well and both sides showed strong defense and timely hitting.
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Rader
Yakima
Two Fights for Big Celebration in Pendleton Park
Pendleton plans a double boxing card for July Fourth and Fifth. Dudley Evans promotes Bennet vs Gaffney and Duarte vs Cohen as top bouts, with both main events drawing local fans. Cohen praised as the hardest fighter seen. Duarte a slugger likely to test him. The article also notes park scenery, tea room, and tram routes serving the grounds.
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Pendleton
Dudley Evans
Bennett
Billy Gaffney
Jack Duarte
Ike Cohen
Gaffney
Duarte-Cohen
Cohen
Evans
Duarte
Carpenter
Corporation
Thornlibang
Giffnock
States May Join to Win Settlers
Melbourne Australia a preliminary conference between the Victorian immigration minister and the South Australian crown lands and immigration minister discussed uniform methods for state immigration work. They proposed a London board of control comprising agents-general to handle general immigration questions and coordinate state agents. A conference of ministers and officers will be held soon to push state cooperation. States already work together through agents-general in dealings with shipping firms.
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Melbourne
Vic
Aus
Hagelthorn
Crown Lande
Mr. Young
Great Britain
Young
Board of Control
London
British Labour Employers for Industrial Peace
The sixty fifth annual meeting of the Association of Trades Protection Societies of the United Kingdom met at the Hotel Cecil with G. M. Chamberlin of Norwich presiding. The report noted growing membership to 111 across manufacturers bankers merchants and insurers and that their views aided parliamentary matters. A resolution urged the postmaster general to speed parliamentary consideration of proposed telephone service charges and to ensure affiliated societies’ representation on local advisory committees.
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London
Association of Trades Protection Societies of
United Kingdom
Hotel Cecil
G. M. Chamberlin
Norwich
Glasgow May Proposal for Rouken Glen Zoo
Glasgow plans consider using part of Rouken Glen in May to establish a zoological garden. The estate lies six miles from central Glasgow and was gifted to the city in 1902 by A Cameron Corbett, now Lord Rowallan. The grounds originally cost 24,000 pounds and spanned 186 acres with later additions.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Thorntlebank
A. Cameron Corbett
Lord Rowallan
Office boy jokes on buried grandmother in rain
A fragmentary line recalls a shabby joke about an office boy who never buries his grandmother on a rainy afternoon, reflecting odd mood in a clipped dialogue. The phrase reads like a stray line from a larger column or humor item with no clear context or attribution.
Don’t Blame Your Over Worked Stomach
Advice against using many digestive medicines for indigestion notes that stomach distress stems from the cause and can be relieved by Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge which tones the stomach and intestines. It claims to aid digestion, combat intestinal parasites, and has been praised for eighty years by Dr. D. Jayne & Son in Philadelphia.
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Jayne
D. Jayne
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