Seals Beat Giants as Gleason's Scala Ties Five-Game Streak
Gleason's Scala won their fifth straight game by defeating Rose Hall's squad yesterday afternoon, five runs in the seventh and eighth. Charley Hall pitched for Seattle but San Francisco rallied with timely hits from Mobler Hildebrandt and Torwin. Seattle managed one run on a walk and three hits plus a sacrifice. the Seals fielded error free.
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Crack Bowlers to Vie in City Two Man Tournament
Top city bowlers will compete in a major two man tournament at Monarch alleys starting Monday night April 16. Prominent entrants include Charley Davie Frank C Scherrer Heine Mahnken Old Timer Jenkins P R Pampusch Warren Eddie Franz Paul Morgan and others. Entry fee is 10 per team.
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Frank C. Scherrer
San Francisco
Heine” Mahnken
Jenkins
P. R. Pampusch
Warren
Eddie Franz
Paul Morgan
World's Athletes Ready to Compete in Olympics
The Athena Greece April 11 report notes 1060 yards track and marble stadium rebuilt by Mr. Averof. The second modern Olympic Games run April 12 to May 2 feature nations, lavish prizes, laurel crowns, and about 60 American competitors aiming for discus and other events.
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Bay of Naples
Hemphill Hopes to Make Good as Chicago Star
Frank Hemphill, once in Milwaukee, is now with the Chicago Americans. Capt. Jones believes Hemphill can fill Jim Callahan's outfield shoes if Callahan stays home, though a return by Callahan remains unlikely.
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Hemphill
Chicago Americans
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Capt. Jones
Walla Walla athletes to compete May meet at Spokane
The article notes nine men from Whitman College will represent Walla Walla at a Pacific Northwest Amateur Athletic Association meet in Spokane on May 26. It also mentions plans for active track training, with Dr. Roler in charge, and a club gathering to discuss preparation.
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Whitman College
Walla Walla
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Atio
Pacific Northwest Amateur Athletic Association
Spokane
Roler
Coaster Brake Bicycles Offer In City Shop
Local shop at 1024 26 Second Ave promotes Coaster brake bicycles for Piper and Taft for thirty dollars each. Potential buyers urged to view before purchase.
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Second Ave
Names and Identities in Early Boxing Era
The article discusses boxers adopting or avoiding stage names, noting a trend of anonymity in earlier days. It cites exceptions such as Tommy Ryan and Young Corbett and lists famous boxers who used alternate names in private life or public fame.
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Young Corbett
Ryan
Joe Youngs
Corbett
Wm. Rothwell Preetheally Sone
Ender
Boxing Names Urged to Reflect Real Identities
Promoters urged fighters to use real names instead of hoodlum style handles like Kid McCoy and Philadelphia Jack. The writeup condemns stage names, urges authentic advertising, and critiques alias use in boxing history. It also notes billiards results and possible Olympic delays due to Vesuvius erupting.
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Herappy
Jack” Bullivan
John” Millivan
Jim Garrett
Kid
Kid McCoy
Jake Kilrain
McCoy
Norman Selby
Kilrain
Johan Killen
Philadelphia
Jack” O'ffrien
Joseph Hagan
O Gning
Atles
Champions to Meet for Puget Sound Amateur Baseball Schedule
Members of Puget Sound Amateur Baseball association will gather in Beattie on Monday April 16 to finalize the season schedule. Teams listed include Artington Everett Monroe Granite Palm Kent Ravenedale Black Diamond West Heattle Fremont Halford Stattic Eiectrics Superiors Greats and Excelsiors with six of eight other elites expected. The meeting will be held at 1 p m in the A OF T W halt of the Pioneer building. The Puget Round Amateur league third game is set for Recreation Park next Sunday pitting Superiors against Eiectrica.
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Beattie
Association
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Granite Palm
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Greats
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Famine Horror Widespread in Russia’s St Petersburg
April 12 report from St Petersburg notes worsening famine conditions. In multiple districts residents have begun eating garbage due to severe food shortages.
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Russia
ST. Petersburg
No Billboard Plan Abandoned in Seattle Heights
Fouta and Kietser owners of Seattle billboards abandon plans to erect a billboard on the corner of Frrdavy and Jack eonst, defying residents. Rainier Heights Improvement Club led a vigorous campaign and blocked billboard construction in that city area. Mr Keene disclosed the decision to Councilman A. O. Keene after learning of arrangements for a large board opposite his drug store.
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Kietser
Seattle
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Jackeonst
Kieiser
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Rainier Heights
Hie Drug Store
Milwaukee council approves fire house plan deal
The city council last night agreed to amend the terms of a proposed Milwaukee fire house project. The measure would allow an offer to proceed in block M1 and face final council action within a week.
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Milwaukee
Sareed Uler
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