Beattie lifts Los Angeles past Seattle in sloppily played game
Los Angeles defeated Seattle 9 to 8 as Beatchi Beattie earned the win and Seattle committed four errors. Seattle led until the seventh inning on bases full, but a disputed safe call and timely hits swung the game. Los Angeles tallied 14 hits and capitalized on Seattle miscues to claim the victory.
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Big Fighters Prepare for San Francisco Training Camp
Champion heavyweight pugilist April Judeff ries begins six weeks of training in San Francisco for a planned ginfight with Jack Munroe next month. Munroe will travel west later this week and start training, with their bout anticipated in Bon Franciaca.
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Multnomah and Seattle Rod and Gun Challenge Match
The Multnomah Rod and Gun Club challenges Seattle Rod and Gun Club to a side match for either 3 or 100 targets. Portland men offer to back twelve of their best shooters against a like Seattle team in a test of marksmanship.
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King County Red and Gun Club Opens Season Shoot
The club near Manton will host its first shoot tomorrow on the grounds. The main event is the Herman Field medal contest conducted under handicap rules.
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Oakland and Portland struggle in a low scoring game
In San Francisco Oakland shut out Portland as Butler pitched well but received little support. The crowd heard a faint song as players left the field. In Fresno Tacoma defeated San Francisco with timely hits and sharp defense. Keefe kept Frisco's bats at bay while Lynch and Krell faced penalties.
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College teams begin regular season with early games
Chicago reports the start of the college season as Purdue faces the Indianapolis high school team at Lafayette and Culver Military Academy plays Kewanna Athletic Club. Northwestern Notre Dame and the U of Wisconsin Chicago Minnesota Nebraska and Michigan plan opening games next week.
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College games in the East today
Major matches in the East feature Cornell at Charlottesville against Virginia, Brown vs Manhattan in Providence, Harvard versus Vermont in Cambridge, Tufts meeting Princeton in Princeton, Trinity facing Fordham at Fordham, and Pennsylvania against Georgetown in Washington. Yale also hosts a practice game with the New York National League at the Polo Grounds.
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University Girls Defeated by Vancouver Team
U. W. girls Julia Marlowe Frieda Iffland Lena Tucker and Myra Pielow lost to a Vancouver girls basketball team in the local gym yesterday afternoon by a score of 66 to something. The locals fought hard but Vancouver’s sloppy play carried the day.
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Organize a League Olympia Board Named
April %-Guy CC, Win Stanley, Jesse T. Milla, F. G. Blakeslee and L. F. Faulkner were chosen a board of directors for a baseball league. Centralia has offered to join the league.
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North Yakima In Game Organized Team
North Yakima reports a local baseball team organized by Goleman George Keobia and eS Kiinkhammer with Kohl as manager in North Yakima on April 9.
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Mass meeting forms baseball group at Mount Baker hotel
A mass meeting at the Mount Baker hotel resolved to organize a baseball association and to fence the grounds, aiming to establish a formal club and secure the playing area.
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Fight set for April 22 in this city
Johnny Moscani manager for Dago Mikes announced a boxing bout with Kia Gas sagne of California to be held in this city on April 22. The money was reportedly posted with the sporting editor of the Herald Democrat yesterday.
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Prize fight promoter in for vagrancy
Marty Loveridge a young man who claims to be a cigar merchant was arrested by Detectives Freeman and Hubbard yesterday afternoon. Police say Loveridge has plenty of money but does not work for it and is known as a promoter of fake prize fights described as bowing contests.
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New Golf Association Plans Follow Novel Championship Format
At a New York meeting the executive committee of the United States Golf Association discussed a new amateur championship plan for Rigaalstein in September. The proposal starts with eighteen hole medal play to qualify sixty four, then thirty six holes on day two, and match play beginning day three with rounds to beat thirty six holes.
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Washington Wins Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest
The University of Washington team defeated Oregon in a debate at State University. Washington argued against the topic that the history of United States trade unionism shows a general beneficial trend, presenting a thorough, well learned performance judged by T. J. Stiles of Tacoma W. Hickman Moore and Milo A. Root of Beattie Field A. Hatfield. L. D. Gritetead and C. W. Wall spoke for Washington while J. Veateh J. W. MacArthur and Frederick Steiner spoke for Oregon.
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Chicago Bout Ends In Draw Between Gardiner And Ryan
Chicago fight night results in a six round draw between Jimmy Gardiner of Lowell Massachusetts and Paddy Ryan of Chicago after a series of even rounds.
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Crack Riders Entered at Vallehure Newark Meeting
Crack riders are entered for the Vallehure track opening in Newark New Jersey. Frank Kramer leads the Inaugural Stakes half mile scratch race and the two mile professional handicap. W Fenn, holder of the five mile world record, will run in both races and may start from scratch with Kramer. George Giasson Fred Kraat and Rd Collett join as professional amateurs turning professional.
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Greek Wrestler accepts match with Fred Gunthreen
Nick Spenjos the Greek wrestler has accepted a challenge to meet Fred Gunthreen of Bellingham after his bout with Tom Davies next Tuesday. A preliminary card features Mile, Ta Vinia and Little Lady Hector in a three fall bout within fifty five minutes.
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Kicker Riplinger Bets On Setters At Beach Show
A Victoria press dispatch reports City Comptroller John Riplinger of Geattlco betting 110 that his English setters Moree and Peru can beat Zola Montes on natural ground with foll ranging. Riplinger denounces judge John Davidson amid the ongoing beach show.
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Neary Beats Price in Milwaukee Round Contest
Charley Neary defeated Jimmy Price in Milwaukee last night after Neary was knocked down in the third round. Neary failed to land a knockout but secured the decision in the round contest before the Padme the athletic club.
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