Dugdale Park Opens Soft Ground Delays Games
Heavy rains keep Dugdale’s new park soft delaying Dug’s groundwork and tomorrow’s Seattle Everett game hinges on weather. Several players signed, including Frank Newman and Walsh from Atchison, may boost Dug’s lineup as Pacific Coast league opens today with San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Oakland matchups.
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Frank Newman Cade
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Joase Stovall
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Los Angeles
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Mollycoddle Face Wher M'Closky Slugs The Ball
Star Special Service reports St Louis Nationals manager John J. McCloskey urging fearless batting. In Houston on April 6 he demonstrates with a line drive as a Star photographer captures the moment.
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High School Meet Postponed A Week
Heavy rain forces postponement of the Seattie high school meet by a week. Star sprinter and quarter miler Gish is out with an injury, casting doubt on his ability to compete in the rescheduled event. The notice also advertises summer suits from White at 208 Collins Building.
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Laurelhurst
Pacific Coast
Seattle
M'Govern Out of Asylum Again
Report notes M'Govern again left the asylum. The article mentions Seacoma Beach with pure water arrangements, appealing trees, and bathing facilities, plus views of Sound water and the moon.
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Seacoma Beach
Cincinnati Club Tops with Tall and Small Players
In Cincinnati on April 6 Larry Meleen, a catcher six feet four, and Willie Pell at five feet four, are noted as the tallest and smallest players in the majors. The piece highlights Meleen as a potential first magnitude star despite his height difference.
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Cincinnati
Larry Melean
Willie Pell
Peil
Ea Aets
Sports Odds and Scores Mixed From Coast to Coast
A garbled sport column notes touring plans and rowing talk in England, possible American trials for oarsmen, and April 6 faceoffs between Harry Baker of California and Freddie Weeks of Denver in Philadelphia. It mentions Brooklyn pitching weakness, the Dodgers feared to trouble, Joe Cantillon guiding Washington, batsmen under lecture, Mc Graw eager to win, Donlin rumored hired, bookmaking at Denning’s brack, and Nolan’s tricks. Also boxing weigh ins in San Francisco and Pennsylvania fights rules, Tolleson’s 26 strikeouts in four games in Georgia, Gainesville 46 to blank, and Columbus American Association courting Congallon or Hinchman.
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Harry Baker
California
Freddie Weeks
Denver
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Trolley Dodgers
Blue Stockings
Joe Cantillon
Gus
Washingtons
Atlanta
Tolleson
Dahlonega, Ga
Gaineville
Gainsville
Columbus American Association
Hinchman
Dance Event at Leechs Park Pavilion Tonight
Wagner's Orchestra will provide music in the large pavilion at Leechs Park tonight for a dance. Admission details indicate gentlemen pay, ladies enter free, and dancing is expected to be lively.
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Wagner
Cremation of the Dead booklet views leaders opinions
An illustrated booklet collects public opinion on cremation with letters from eminent state leaders. The work is published by Arthur A. Wright of 415 Queen Anne Avenue in Seattle Washington.
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Queen Anne Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Races Yesterday Feature Close finishes and Odds
First race covering a mile and an eighth went to Fisher at 3 to 1 with Titus runner up and Lanch third. Fifth race over one mile saw Alfa Spa prevail at 4 1 with Bond Line taking third. Edith James led Edith James with a late surge in the Edith James event concluding in a 3 42 1 5 time.
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Melaughiie
Bond
Edith James
Lipch
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Won Pocket Brigade 103 Wins From Tick Rowe
In a racing card detail, Pocket Brigade 103 takes first place with Tick Rowe 165 in second and third place to follow. Time 56 3-5. Third rate ran one mile two. L In giin 108 Purrow 7 to 1 won Peter Sterling 168 with John Samuleki 112 in second and five-eighth Reaseman 19¢ Gaugel in third. Fancy Dress 119 led by Ace L Freak Brown and M B Crane receive many letters for Beacoma Beach lots as officials seek to unite rival regions.
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Peter Sterling
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Racehorse Times and Placings From Midway Track
Fragmentary notes show multiple horses with times and placings at Midway Racecourse. Entries include Brutes finishing third, a 1:61 2- half mile timer, Montebello with 106 seconds, and other horses such as Tee & won and Orderly noted with placements and times.
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Geese Tee
Daly
Tee & Won
Orderly
Abaie
Will Give Krant A Testimonial Farewell
A Seulenens group plans a testimonial for Krant at Beane hall on a Tuesday evening. They will honor his departure from Pax for Alaska aboard the Humboldt with a farewell expression of friendship. Further details mention Dawson on May 2 and July 4 as related events.
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Beane Hall
Dee Krant
Pax
Alaska
Humboldt
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Track Meet at the University Campus
A four cornered track meet will be held on the university campus on the twenty seventh of this month with participants from the university freshmen and sophomore classes Beattie high school and Tacoma high school competing.
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Univ
Beattie
Tacoma
Meat Prices That Please At the City Mall Market
Itemized sale note from the City Mall Market at 609 Third Ave near Yesler lists pot roast priced at 6c and Seth steaks at 160. Gee.
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Yesler
Seth Steaks
Bad Man 19 at Large Threatens Family in Town
Peter Anderson, a Turbon farmer, was found sane by a licensed commission but after court left, he terrorized kin with a large knife. His children fled 20 miles through a heavy rain to town and obtained a warrant. The sheriff searched for the deranged man who has hidden in the woods.
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Port Townsend
Peter Anderson
Turbon
No men to apply for enlistment in U S armed forces
An order issued in Vallejo California on April 6 states that no men may apply for enlistment in the United States Army or Navy unless they are natural born citizens or can show their final citizen status. The notice appears amid a fire prevention advisory listing Gregor McGregor 301 Empire Building Main 774.
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Vallejo
Cal
United States
Navy
Gregor McGregor
Empire Building
Vancouver High School Wins Debate Title
Vancouver high school debaters win the affirmative in a city debate competition held tonight. The team from Vancouver takes the top prize amid close competition from rival schools and features standout speakers among the group.
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Vancouver High Schoo
Vancouver
Local Automobile Show Opens with Busy Turnout
The autoshow opened yesterday drawing many visitors. Attendees found various car makes on display and noted decorations and a welcoming atmosphere as the event featured a society heartily welcoming guests.
Thaw Nephew Arrested in El Paso Case
News item reports the arrest of April Thaw, nephew of Harry Thaw, in El Paso Texas. The arrested person and a companion were taken into custody as details of their identities and involvement emerged.
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Harry
Nat al
Omtgeter
Beattie
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