Beavers Shine In Zone Hype Prompt League Praise
The CTCL Sport Zone lauds Bob Brown's Beavers as the league’s strongest team, citing a superior showing over Washington and solid work from recruits like Barb Moneymaker. It notes plans to expand Dugdale’s spring roster, trade chatter, and prospects from Nick Williams to Izzy Kaufman and Pitcher Jude Moreland.
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Jude” Moreland
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Guess Opening Attendance for Free Season Tickets
The Star offers two season tickets for all North Western League games at Dugdale Park to the entrant who guesses the opening attendance. Send the correct figure by April 25 before 6 o'clock to the Star sport editor.
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Alexander Flew In Air As Tampa Water Front Visit
Grover Cleveland Alexander flew in an aircraft with Johnny Green between St. Petersburg and Tampa. He vowed not to go again after the risky trip, but the visit drew him to the water front daily while manager Moran welcomed his star back despite initial reluctance.
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Second Finisher in Fatal Race Now Living in Seattle
Second-place finisher Joseph Thomas, raised in the local area and living with his mother at 1216 E Priest, Seattle, after the Corona road race fatality of Bob Burman. Burman died after his car skidded into culverts and telegraph poles. Final results list Eddie O'Donnell first, Thomas second, Pullen third, Tetzlaff fourth, Durant fifth, and Waterman sixth with various car names and times.
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Tennis Enthusiasts to Put in Big Year With 109 Meets
A large slate of 209 title events is planned by the national tennis association. Key singles championships are set for the West Side Tennis Club in New York beginning August 28, with challenge doubles and junior events on the same courts. The Forest Hills women’s metropolitan championship May 15 and other regional events follow, including the Middle States transfer and boys’ championships July 21 at Forest Hills and the Philadelphia Cricket Club women’s championships the week of June 26. The Lakewood club clay court championship starts June 24, the South tourney opens August 14 at Memphis, and other major meets include Meadow Club’s invitation at Southampton August 21, California State at San Francisco September 2, and the Intercollegiate at Merion Cricket Club September 12.
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New York Promoter Plans Fight Film Test Across Border
Jimmy Johnston prepared to exhibit Willard Moran fight films nationwide to test federal and state law. The footage was shot on the border, with negatives on the Canadian side and an arena on the U.S. side showing prize fight pictures. The films are described as excellent.
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Chase Open to Cincinnati Assignment with Reda
Hal Chase plans to report to Cincinnati within days to play for the Reda. The move followed his departure announcement and ties to ongoing baseball arrangements, as reported from San Francisco on April 10.
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Auto Show Sparks Pride and Laughs in Seattle Scene
The Seattle auto show features bold scenes with autos proud and gay as crowds admire electric brakes and novelty gadgets. Cars boast speed and style while heatedly debated designs spark playful banter among attendees.
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Trapshooters on Job in Spite of Inclement Day
Seven squads of shooters braved cold wind at the Seattle Trapshooters Association on Harbor Island. C. F E. McKelvey and Mat Grosenman tied for first with 46. L. H. Reid led professionals with 49. Everding Trophy results contested among Searle, Bacher, Heinrich. Green Lake traps saw I. M. Fisher post 60. Grosenman edged Barnes for amateur top honors. new members Paschall, McRee, Phiscator joined.
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Minors Face Good Year in 1916 Outlook Says Secretary Farrell
Secretary National Baseball Association John H. Farrell predicts an unusually bright minor league season with 6000 to 7000 player contracts. He notes strong national prosperity boosting baseball prospects, fixed schedules, resolved disputes, and robust industry conditions aiding minor leagues.
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Baseball results across multiple cities highlight varied outcomes
Baseball results show Chicago losses to Seattle and Minneapolis, while St Louis defeated the Browns and Detroit fell to Topeka. Other scores include Kansas City beating Detroit, Louisville overcoming the Cubs, Oakland shutting out Salt Lake, Los Angeles edging Vernon, San Francisco and Portland split, and Chicago topping Everett-Great Palle.
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Hill's Baseball Dope and Vancouver Patchwork
A lively wrap of baseball items notes Great Falls walloping the colored side and Barb Moneymaker erring behind the plate. Dode Frinker’s team tops Vancouver rookies 4 to 2 as new Cleveland owners splurge on Tris Speaker amid fan ire for Bohne.
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Beatrice billboards spark political clash in Seattle
Edwin J Brown argues against billboard influence in Seattle politics. He alleges a billboard interests bloc controlled candidates for council and corporate counsel, calls for a pre ordinance, links taxation to city revenue, condemns street neglect by Seattle Electric, and hints at political manipulation by utilities. He teases more on light and power.
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