Opening Day Brings Seattle Anglers to King County Waters
Seattle sportsmen flood into the wilderness for opening day of the fishing season. More than 2,000 licenses issued in King County as streams rise and lakes clear. Bulletin lists local water conditions and closures across multiple counties to guide anglers.
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Seattle
King County
Clallam County
Cushman
Hoodsport
Kiteap
Charleston
Skykomish
Index
Wa Mn
Hint Lake
Sammunish
Kirkland
Redmond
North Bend
Duckabash River
Brinnon
Lake Chelan
Chelan
Skykomish River
Keechelus
Easton
Grandy Lake
Birdsview
Lake Wilderness
Maple Valley
Stillaguamish River
Granite Falls
Oso
Lake Bosworth
Skagit
Sank
Rockport
Soeuth Fork Snoqualmie
Upper Falla
Mooney Creek
Lake Dorothy
Redmond Creek
Kittitas County
Lost Lake
Roaring Creek
Copper Lake
Cle Elum
Stevens County
Seohomish County
Goat Lake
Pen Oreille
North Skookum Lake
Kings Lake
South Skookum Lake
Mystic Lake
Yocum Lake
New Moon Lake
Northwest bowling tourney to be held in Seattle in 1920
Vancouver report notes Seattle to host the 1920 Northwest bowling tournament after the 1919 meet. J F Morris elected president of the Northwest association for the coming year. E N Brookes team leads the five man event with 2960. Sibleys lead doubles with 1243. Gerry and Hedenstrom of Seattle lead singles with 624. woods of Portland tops the singles standings.
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J. F. Morris
Northwest Association
E. N. Brookes
Seattle
Sibleys
Sartor and Croix
Spokane
Gprry
Hedenstrom
Woods
Portland
New Seattle Yacht Club Plans Move Ahead
The Seattle Yacht Club will hold a member meeting at the Dexter Horton bank on Wednesday night to set plans for the coming season. Construction of a $50,000 club house on Lake Union will start soon, with occupancy hoped for by spring 1920.
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Seattle Yacht Club
Dexter Horton Bank
Lake Union
Commodore N. H. Latimer
Seattle
Comet Plans Return to Tennis Court
Navy sailor Maurice McLoughlin known as Comet plans a comeback this year if discharged in time to compete in national events. The former national doubles champion has begun practicing and aims to regain titles after serving aboard the US Navy warship Oregon in Southern waters.
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Los Angeles
Maurice McLoughlin
Navy
McLoughlin
Oregon
Vaughn Falls Ill With Tonsillitis
PASADENA Calif April 1 The Cubs training camp was interrupted when Big Jim Vaughn was taken ill with tonsillitis and confined to a hotel under a physician's care He will miss several days of practice after yesterday's session at Tournament Park
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Cal
Cubs
Big Jim Vaughn
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Tournament Park
Iile Case
McCredie Frees Walters Coen Swartz in Portland Camp
Portland manager McCredie announced the unconditional release of first baseman Walters, infielder Coen, and pitcher Swartz. The Beaver roster remains at 19 men in camp at Crockett, California.
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Portland
Portland Pacific Coast League
Walters
Coen
Swartz
Beavers
Crockett
Cal
Bees Pilot Outlines Ball Plans in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Bees manager Herr outlines his campaign in Pittsburg Colorado plans. He targets Ed Spencer as chief catcher and signs Ernie Johnson and Marty Krug for second base. The article notes bolster with Sheely at first and Merkle Levering Steele Schinagin and an additional pitcher to fit 16 man limit.
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Herr
Ed Spencer
Spencer
Eddie
Hlerr
Ernie Johnson
Marty Krug
Johnson
Krug
Sanda
Sheely
Ilerr
Bee Hurling Corps
Merkle
Levereng
Bee
Hob Steele
Adolph Schinaghin
Lee
Seattle
Seattle Pilot
Walter Malls
South
Bowman
Falkenberg
Eastley
Mains
Former Bat Boys Try Out for Portland Club
Two former bat boys vie for spots with Portland at Crockett Ogart and Rit ter, ex McCredie helpers who swapped bate for ball. Managers seek hitters as Bogart, an aggressive fielder, joins from Aberdeen in the Pacific Coast International league and Tacoma shipyard club in Puget Sound.
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Portland
Crockett
Ogart
Ritter
McCredie
Bogart
Aberdeen
Shipyard
Tacoma
Seals Hold Practice Ahead of Opener at Home
In San Francisco on April 1 the Seals worked on signal practice and team play on their home grounds. Manager Graham has not yet announced lineup releases, but several players are expected to receive the blue envelope before the week ends.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Seals
Altho
Graham
Amateur Golf Meet Set for August at Oakmont
The United Golf Association executive committee chose the week starting August 18 for the national amateur golf championship at Oakmont Country Club in Allegheny County Pennsylvania. The women’s title tournament will run the week beginning September 29 at Shawnee on Delaware, over the Shawnee Country Club links.
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New York
United Golf Asvocaation
Oakmont Country Club
Allegheny County
Shawnee
Delaware
Shawnee Country Club
Veteran athlete Michael Geary dies in San Francisco
Michael Geary, 70, longtime Frisco athlete and sport writer, died in San Francisco today after suffering heart failure following an attack.
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San Francisco
Cal
Michael Geary
Frisco
New Left-Handed Pitcher Considered For New Orleans Port
Indian Manager Toh seeks another southpaw to share load with pitcher Fred Coumbe. Plan to convert outfielder Charlie Jamieson into a pitcher details Jamieson’s prior six years ago with Buffalo as a point of reference.
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New Orleans
Toh
Fred Coumbe
Charlie Jamieson
Jamieson
Buffalo
Dodgers reshuffle infield after Lehmandt injury
Jacksonville April 1 Wilbert Robinson rebuilds the Brooklyn Dodgers infield following Ray Lehmandt injury from a spike by Frank Brazil yesterday. Lehmandt will miss at least six weeks and Brazil likely fills the gap leaving first base unprotected.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ray Lehmandt
Sehmandt
Frank Brazil
Maine
Lesat
Brazil
Jack Barry Heads to France to Teach Doughboys Baseball
Jack Barry, veteran major league player and Knights of Columbus secretary, left San Francisco yesterday for France to teach the soldiers in the army of occupation the finer points of baseball.
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France
San Francisco
Jack Barry
Knights of Columbus
Barry
Army of Occupation
Cardinals Play Doubleheader In St Louis
In St Louis on April 1 the Cardinals held a short morning practice at Manning Field and planned a five inning game against a local semi pro club in the afternoon. In London on April 1 Jimmy Wilde, English flyweight champion, won a points verdict over American Jon Lynch after a bout where Wilde outweighed Lynch by 16 pounds.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Mranelg Field
London
Jimmy Wilde
Jon Lynch
Wilde
Boxing talk and fights set in Tacoma and Des Tiny
Ring lore runs through Tacoma sports pages as Dempsey Willard talk blends with planned bouts. Heinie Schumann defends his lightweight crown against George Ingle in Des Tiny. Tacoman notes short KO of Hobby Moore, Hector faces Ole Anderson, and Eddie Quinn with Karl Conners billed for further Tacoma showdowns.
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Heinie Schumann
Coast
George Ingle
Seattle
City of Destiny
Schumann
Eddie Quinn
Karl Conners
Tacoma
Sound City
Harper and Gorman Set for 12 Round Vancouver Bout
Bobby Harper Northwest light weight champion will fight Joe Gorman of Portland in a 12 round match in Vancouver Washington on April 9. Gorman's manager Nate Druximan wired acceptance of the bout. The rivals have met twice in Seattle with Harper winning once on a hairline decision and the other bout ending in a draw. Several other bouts are listed on the card including Mitchie versus Bud Anderson's brother in the semi windup.
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Northwest
Joe Gorman
Portland
Vancouver
Wash
Nate Druximan
Harper Hobby Prana
Gorman
Draximan
Tenue
Seattle
Harper
Pets Mitchie
Bud Anderson
Boxing Notes from Coast to Coast and Yard Talk
Ted returns to shipyard work after leading a mas seur shop at Austin and Salts gym and decorating the cabin with art. Tonight in San Francisco Battling Ortega faces Soldier Hartfield after a recent draw in Milwaukee. Other bouts loom with Kid Herman Morrie Lux Sid Mitchell and Robby Evans planning Seattle Portland cards. Mealy defeats Kilbane in Philadelphia while Greb edges Miske in Pittsburgh in a no-decision contest.
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Ted
Austin & Salts
Ortega
Hartfield
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Cyclone Taylor retires from hockey in Vancouver
Vancouver star Cyclone Taylor, one of hockey's greats, has quit the game. Veteran defenseman Si Griffin also announces retirement, signaling end of an era for the Vancouver hockey scene.
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Vancouver
B. C
Taylor
Si Griffin
Dempsey Set for Des Moines April 25 Bout
Jack Dempsey, challenger for Jess Willard’s crown, will appear in Des Moines on April 25 in his only local stop. He will spar with partners as part of his training schedule announced today by his manager.
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Jack
Joe Walcett
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Victory Liberty Ponds
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Tes Moines
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Seals Face Uncertainty as Opening Day Nears
Public sentiment weighs on players who sought essential work during draft fears. San Francisco reports Seals veterans like Schaller and Seaton nursing injuries while rest of squad trains hard under Denny Carroll. Umpire selection delays persist as Baum scouts eight officials, eyeing Bill Guthrie for a coastal role. Standridge eyes managerial work, Jess Ruckles touted as key Vernon prospect.
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San Francisco
Biff Schaller
Tom Seaton
Tom
Schaller
Denny Carroll
Spider Haum
Seals
Coast league opens with Seattle Portland join gains and hopes
Seattle and Portland join the Coast League boosting the circuit with two series northward. Seattle opens in San Francisco on April with home debut April 23, as local business leaders fund a comeback. Manager Bill Clymer brings in East players to strengthen the infield and outfield as hopefuls crowd the roster. Hal Dimock may push into Seals rotation with practice form showing promise.
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Portland
San Francisco Seals
Bill Clymer
Clymer
Jack Knight
Seattle Forces
Knight
Niehoff
Murphy
Fabrique
Bill Cunningham
Young Wilson
Taft
Cubs Train Baserunning Drills With Pick In Pasadena
Pick leads Cubs in baserunning drills in Pasadena on April 1 as Manager Mitchell assigns Pick to the sliders. In a practice game the Cubs beat Pasadena 2 to 1 with George Tyler pitching for the Bruins.
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Cubs
Charlie Pick
Mitchell
Pick
George Tyler
Bruins
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