Opening Day in Major League Baseball Predicted Races
Opening games set for April 13 feature National League matchups including New York at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, St. Louis at Chicago, and Brooklyn at Boston. American League games include Cleveland at St. Louis, Chicago at Detroit, Boston at Washington, and Philadelphia at New York.
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Chicago
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Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Giants
New York Giants
Favor Nees
Pittsboro
Babe” Ruths
George Bislers
Grover Alexanders
Eddie Rousebs
Ty Cobbs
Opening Day Baseball Preview and Team Outlook
The piece surveys the 14 major league teams with predictions for the American and National leagues. It notes the defending champions in the AL, the expected contenders, and the impact of new managers and players. It highlights local teams Beattie and Seattle, plus early results involving Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland and Salt Lake, with current leaders Angels and Seals tied atop.
Where They Play Next Week
Seattle travels to Salt Lake City while San Francisco visits Oakland Sacramento hosts Portland. Los Angeles faces Vernon in a matchup at Los Angeles.
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SEALS
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Seattle
San Francisco
Portland
Vernon
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Oakland
Salt Lake
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Oaks
Salt Lama
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Joe Lynch Outpointed in 10 Round No Decision Bout
In Cleveland on April 9 bantamweight champ Joe Lynch was outpointed by Young Montreal in a 10 round no decision bout. Reports say Montreal carried eight rounds Lynch won rounds one and two were even.
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Cleveland
Joe Lynch
Montreal
Lynch
Dorset Thomas and John Wade Fight Over Farm Stay
Dorset Thomas and John Wade, partners in farming near London, argued over who would stay on the farm. They settled the dispute by boxing, with Wade emerging the winner and remaining on the property.
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Dorset
Thomas
John Wade
Wade
Jefferson Park Golf Club Qualifying Draw Sets April 11 Deadline
Sixty two members competed in the qualifying round for best ball and individual matches. First round pairings include Haw Doran against Power Edgars and Rhodes Thedinga against Kennedy Ehlers. The schedule permits one week per round with April 11 as the cut-off.
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Jefferson Park Golf Club
Haw Doran
Power Edgars
Rhodes Thedinga
Kennedy Ehlers
Calohan Kerns
Stevenson
Gibson
Scott Holter
Schoephoester Burnside
Froude Lippy
van Winkle McPherson
Paton-Sheriff
Blair McKeehan
Pomeroy -Hewitt
Marshall-Rapp
Ridley to Go with Dempsey
The Waterman stable breaks up for the summer with Bud Ridley sailing with Jack Dempsey and his party for the East. Ridley will face top featherweights while Flores and Eddie Moore go to Manila aboard the Wenatchee and plan to return after the Carpentier bout. Flores and Moore return in October.
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Macario Flores
Young Zuzu
Eddie Moore
Wenatchee
Manila
Waterman
Bud Ridley
Jack Dempsey
Ridley
Carpentier
Flores
Moore
Anderson Dominates Herman in Portland Light Heavy Bout
In Portland last night Lee Anderson of Oakland stopped Tiny Herman of Astoria twice in a fierce light heavyweight contest. The bout ended with Anderson prevailing, while Clair Bromeo of San Francisco won a separate decision over Stanley Willis, a local 138 pounder.
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Lee Anderson
Oakland
Tiny Herman
Astoria
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Mr. Herman
California
Herman
Clair Bromeo
San Francis
Stanley Willis
Opening fishing season forecasts attract several anglers and prizes
The article notes mixed success on opening days with anglers catching few fish and others reporting good progress on streams and lakes. It mentions potential regulations changes pending county action, George Parker's chance at a trout prize, and a bait and rod giveaway for the best trout display April 1 to 16. Also highlights bass fishing prospects and notable catches from Lake Sammamish and Stillaguamish River.
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Porteman
Piper @ Taftr
Frosh and Varsity Rowers Ready for Big Race
The University of Washington and University of California crews prepared on the Oakland estuary for frosh and varsity races. Frosh expected to start about 9 20 and varsity at 10. Washington frosh seen as likely victors over Southern foes. California’s win would earn a berth to the Poughkeepsie regatta and would mark their first defeat of Washington in this matchup.
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Montreal boxer takes decision over Lynch in Providence
Young Montreal of Providence BK. 1 outpointed Joe Lynch in ten fast rounds here. Montreal won seven rounds to two even, while Lynch lost by more than a margin as he left with a bloodied mouth and a shut eye.
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Dempsey to Play Golf in Seattle Exhibition
Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion will demonstrate his golf skills today at Eurlington joining Tim O'Neill Gene Hatton and Eddie Milne The exhibition precedes his final Pantages engagement tomorrow before leaving for New York after the last show.
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Georges Carpentier
Worthy
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Eurlington
Tim O'Neill
Gene Hatton
Eddie Milne
Dempsey
Pantages Theatre
New York
University of Washington Beats Mikado Jap Ball Team
The University of Washington ball team walloped the Mikado Jap ball team yesterday by eighty runs on University field. Timely hitting was a big factor in the victory. The Huskies will meet the Asahi team this afternoon at 2 30 on the University field.
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Asahi
Los Angeles
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Seattle
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Beattle
A. R Lane
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Dodgers Hope for Better Pitching This Season
Brooklyn’s April report shows uneven spring for the Dodgers. Veteran arms Cadore Smith and Reuther stand as the only ones in form while Mamaux Hyers and others prime arms struggle. Recruits offer little challenge aside from Wally Hood, leaving Burleigh Grimes and aging veterans to carry the load. Enthusiasm wanes as training conditions lag and openers loom.
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Wilbert Robinson
Dodgers
Burleigh Grimes
Rookie Wally Hood Joins Dodgers Farm System
The report lists Wally Hood as a rookie outfielder who joined the Dodgers last spring and was farmed to the Baltimore Lake club in June. He hit .207 with Baltimore Lake at age 26, 6 feet tall, 164 pounds, left‑handed SAMMIP. Also noted are Sam Schriber, Paul Schriber, Walter Keeley, and Ralph Phelps with brief career stats and positions in Virginia, Florida, California, and New York.
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Dodgers
Balt Lake
Sammip
Portamouth
Virginia
Jost
Paul Schreiber
Lakeland Celub
Alivision
Walter Keeley
St. Mary's
Oakland
Cal
Ralph Phelps
Fulton
N. Y
Crystal Pool Opens After Renovation This Summer
The Crystal Pool natatorium opens today for public use after a full renovation. It will operate daily through the summer with Puget Sound water filtered sterilized and heated in the main tank. A splash party hosted by the Crystal Swimming club drew about 400 swimmers last night.
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Puget Sound
Crystal Swimming Club
Star League Opens Sunday with Fourteen Teams
The Star Junior Baseball league kicks off Sunday with fourteen teams at city playfields. Schedule includes Pirates vs Rainier Athletic club at 1:40 pm and Queen Anne Aerials vs Mercer at 12 noon among others. Teams must bring eligibility lists and managers must assign umpires. Results phone-in window is 6 to 7 pm Sunday with runs hits errors and batteries noted.
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Bhamrox Athletic Club
Ve. Highland Athletic Club
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Liberty Park
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Mercer
Louie’s Dye Works Ve. Shamrox Athletic Club
Lower Woodland Park
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Seals and Angels Lead Coast League Race
San Francisco Bears and Los Angeles Angels held early Pacific Coast league leads after weekend openers. Seals won their fourth straight over Portland 3 2, Bees won 9 3 in Oakland, Sacramento edged the Tigers 7 5, and Seattle stayed close until Hughes and Angellie’s single gave Los Angeles a 4 3 win in the ninth.
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Salt Lake
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Lindemore
Millan Please Williams in Providence Note
Center college basketball players faced criticism from Ink Williams of Brown University after a game. Jim Barrett recounts Williams saying Millan, the All American quarter, should not rely on prayer but use forceful play to dominate the opponent in future games.
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R. L
Ink" Williams
Brown University
Jim Barrett
Brown
Williame
Bo Me Millan
Ink
Michigan and California Track Teams Ready for Meet
University of Michigan and University of California prepare for a big afternoon meet at Berkeley. California trims its squad to match Michigan size as the Washington California crew race opens the day and the track events follow.
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University of Michigan
University of California
Berkeley
California
End of Round Scoring to Fix Boxing Judgments
A proposed solution suggests announcing after each round which fighter won the round. Fans could tally rounds to determine the real result, such as Smith five rounds Jones four and one even in a ten round bout. This would curb suspicions of fixed decisions and improve transparency in fights.
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Jones
Seattle Bowlers Prepare for Portland Doubles
Seattle bowlers practiced at Ideal alleys ahead of the Portland doubles event next week under tournament rules. Scores from last night’s session followed.
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Seattle
Portland
Donovan Needs One Thing A Ball Team
Philadelphia April 9. Wild Bin Donovan took over the Nationals with little more than verbal sympathy. He needs a ball team to lift the Phillies from the cellar, lacking a dependable infield, solid pitching, and strong catching. Outfield shows Williams Neale Meusel Stengel Ledourove. Meadows Ring Baumgartner lead an inferior staff. Daddy bring home Boldt pastry.
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Donovan
Philadelphia Nationals
Pat Moran
Quaker City Lane
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Neale
Meusel
Stengel
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Meadows
Jimmy Ring
Reds
Stan Baumgartner
Yachting Briefs and Boat Sale News
The April Pacific Meter Boat features a piece on the Nisqually duck hunt, plus the Seattle Yacht Club season program and many articles. Sub chasers from navy surplus sell at Bremerton yards for 9600, 7600 and 6600 dollars, 110 feet long. A new 42 foot express cruiser Lady Luck is built by Bexanson Boats for W B Miller. A handicap regatta for sailboats is planned on the Sound next Saturday afternoon with a 12 mile course starting at Dan Huey’s starboard. The Ketrelia motorboat serves from Leicht Park to Lake Washington pointe and uses a six cylinder Van Blerck engine. Washington boat owners to heed night-light laws. a police boat station opens at Leicht Park.
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Nisqually
Daniel Pratt
Seattle
W. B. Miller
Seattle Yacht Club
Dan Huey
Youthful Sandlot Stars Train On Mattress
A humorous note shows young ball players practicing on their mothers’ new mattress, depicting spring training scenes in a domestic setting. The image contrasts playful youth sports with home life.
Roldt's Advertisement Promises Juicy Steak Deal
A local ad invites diners to visit Roldt's for a juicy steak experience. It emphasizes a meat option and a promotional price, encouraging patrons to sample the menu. The notice highlights dining opportunities and a welcoming atmosphere.
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