Grover Seabrook and Northwest Players Stir Pro Baseball Talk
Hints suggest Roy Grover of Seattle has impressed Connie Mack with the Philadelphia Athletics and may secure a second basing berth. The column notes ex Northwest stars across leagues, including Lawry from Maine and several Ex-Seattle and Spokane players, in major league service and hints at boxing and wrestling sights in San Francisco.
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Roy Grover
Athletics
Grover
Seattle
Butte
Indianapolis
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Lawry
University of Maine
Liane
Stuart Maiden’s Teaching Influence On Link Golf In Atlanta
In Atlanta the Scottish golf instructor Stuart Maiden at the Lake championship course shapes players such as Alexa Stirling and Bobby Jones with his famed putting and stroke techniques. Locals recall Maiden’s reticence while crediting him with influencing generations of golfers in Scotland and the United States.
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Atlanta
Wizard of the Inks
Stuart Maiden
Ig Lake
Scotland
Alexa
Stirling
Bobby Jones
Phenom
Perry Adair
Maiden
Benny Kauff Gains Steam as Giants Prep for Season
From preseason con tests Benny Kauff the blushing violet of the Federal league shows improved plate discipline and power. Reports say he now waits for good pitches and can drive the ball with notable force, inspired by Ty Cobb and tutelage under John McGraw.
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Giants
Benny Kauff
Kauff
Kanff
Gilmore
Benny
John McGraw
Slipped Over a Slicker on Em
A Havana boxing tale where Cuban officials stop a staged Havana fight despite promoter claims of interior secretary backing. Police halt the event after presenting a signed letter, prompting debate over authority and the secretary’s involvement. The mayor's orders prevail as officers clear the ringside.
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Secretary of the Interior
Wisconsin Triplets and Regional Ties Highlighted
Fragmentary notes reference triplets and regional connections among Wisconsin and Oregon communities, mentioning Limburger and Young America in a brief, unclear outline of names and places.
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Oregon
Wisconsin
America
Moran Knocks Out Cowler in Fourth Round at Harlem Club
New York April 14 Frank Moran defeats Tom Cowler in the fourth round at the Harlem Sporting Club. Cowler struck Moran in the third round and again after Moran reached his corner. Moran answered with a powerful drive to Cowler’s stomach, sending him to the floor for a ten count.
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New York
Tom Cowler
Frank Moran
Moran
Cowler
Harlem Sporting Club
Hie
Secretaries Allow Fight Despite Police Approval
A secretary agreed to allow a fight to proceed after being told by a telephone contact to do so. The police were informed and attended the event in front seats, apologizing with many bows. The next day the secretary was found to be out of town.
The Blind Man's Eyes by MacHarg and Balmer
The collaboration between William MacHarg and Edwin Balmer produced a work titled The Blind Man's Eyes. The paneled prose and imagined scenarios explore perception and insight in a narrative framework typical of early 20th century religious and moral storytelling.
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William MacHarg
Edwin Balmer
Ballard Fracas Ends In Loss In City Baseball Night
Ballard fails to win its opener in the high school baseball league losing 6 to 2 to Broadway. West Seattle defeated Queen Anne 9 to 4, with Barnicott and Nelson earning the win. Franklin topped its opponent 16 to 10 as Lowrie pitched well. Captain Kidd shown promise for the losers.
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Ballard
Pine
Jade
la Pray
Staley
Merrill, Macumber
Wiggens
West Seattle
Queen Anne's
Heath
Barnicott
Nelson
Atterson
Helverson
Franklin
Lowrie
Kidd
Batting Eyes Are Found Says Leard After 6–0 Win
Seattle manager Bill Leard praised his team after a 6 to 0 victory over the University of Washington. Clark Boldt led with two hits, and Goldie and Ryan each had two baggers. Pat Wastley pitched a complete game, limiting UW to five hits. The Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company will play Seattle Sunday at 2:30 in a training-season prelim with a full lineup and band.
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Bill Leard
Seattle
University of Washington
Clark Boldt
Morse
Gardner
Goldie
Ryan
Crolette
Seattle Construction and Dry Dock Company
Dry Dockers
Whitesides
Hambridge
Blackburn
Kid MeIvor
Pickens
Kuntz
C. Melvor
Carl Beck
Joe Welch
Charley Schmutz
Harry Stolting
Small
McKinley
Construction Company
Golf Meet On Today Determines Northern California Title
Golfers from all Northern California clubs compete at Ingleside in a six flight tournament to crown the Northern California Golf Association champion. Douglas Grant is the defending champion as qualifying rounds start today with semi finals Sunday and later rounds on consecutive Sundays.
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San Francisco
Northern California
Ingleside
Northern California Golf Association
Douglas Grant
Jack Johnson Defeats Valley Trambitas in Four Round Decision
In Dreamy Rink action, Johnson, labeled as a negro scrapper, won a four round decision over Valley Trambitas. The fight concluded with Johnson asserting his superiority as the referee's scorecard favored him.
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San Francisco
Jack Johnson
Valley Trambitas
Rink Last Vlaht
Golf Tourney Under Way at West Side
The West Side Golf Club hosts its annual tourney with 15 players entered. Rules of the U S association and club regulations will govern play.
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West Side
West Side Golf Club
U. S. Association
West Side Club
Trio Near Death On Mount Hood Hike
Four hikers C. Blakney E. Blakney Chester Triche and Dean Van Zandt nearly died during a blinding snowstorm while attempting Mount Hood. They reached Government Camp only by compass after the dangerous ascent. The tale reached Portland today.
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Portland
E. Blakney
Chester H Triche
Dean van Zandt
Mount Hood
Government Camp
H S Romance Ends in Divorce Friday
John McDonald, who married his classmate Olacile Chapman at Queen Anne High School, disappeared three years ago after telling her father he would return. Judge French granted Olacile Chapman a divorce Friday.
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John McDonald
Queen Anne High School
W. L. Chapman
Banished Novelist Readies Return to Russian Home
London April 14 Amphitea trov a famed Russian writer banished from Russia may return after violating censorship by writing an article for the Russkaya Volya. A held copy shows the acrostic critique of censorship and Protopopoff fettering the press.
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London
Krylov
Protopopoff
Willie Meehan to Marry Sadie Flood in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 14 Eugene Wallace famous as Willie Meehan will wed Sadie Flood. The heavyweight fighter known for his ringside battles plans a wedding ceremony tonight.
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San Francisco
Eugene Wallace
Willie Meehan
Sadie Flood
Battling Ortega Defeats Red Morris in Quick Zigzag Fight
In San Francisco on April 14 Battling Ortega stopped Denver boxer Red Morris in under three minutes after two rights to the jaw. Referees halted the bout in the first round declaring Ortega the winner.
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San Francisco
Ortega
Red” Morris
Denver
No This Is Not a Bear Just John
Local sports note identifies Johnny O Leary as the lightweight boxer in Dreamland attire ahead of Tuesday night bout with Eddie Pinkman. The piece humorously compares him to Antarctic explorer images and notes the fur outfit as a showpiece for the Seattle event.
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Bear
John
Johnny O'Leary
Eddie Pinkman
Dreamland
Johnny
Tig
Seattle
Fishing Conditions Improve for Anglers
Fishing is not yet at its peak but streams are clearing in many sections and good catches have been reported. Rain has been less general recently, and as streams clear and warmer weather continues, limit catches will soon follow.
Kallio Sold Again to Western League Club
Right handed pitcher Rudy Kallio, sold to the San Francisco club by Great Falls last fall, has been released under an optional agreement to the Des Moines club of the Western league. The article also notes a British government move in favor of votes for women.
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Rudy Kallio
San Francisco
Great Falls
Des Moines
Howard Drew Still Able to Challenge Champ at Indoor Meet
Howard Drew, once national sprinting champion, returned to racing at the Smart Set Athletic Club indoor games. He narrowly lost to Andrew B. Kelly of Hot Cross College in a 100 yard dash decided by inches after a dead heat earlier. Drew suffered a paralytic stroke last summer.
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New York
Hovard
Drew
Smart Set Athletic Club
Andrew B. Kelly
Hot Cross College
Kelly
Reds After Schatzlein
Los Angeles April 14 Herm an Schatzlein a young southpaw recently released by Portland may be signed by the Spokane club of the Northwestern league in place of Benjamin McMorran who turned over to Spokane by the Angels McMorran said he has not received transportation since accepting the terms It was reported that Spokane manager Williams would prefer Schatzlein who pitched a perfect game against Spokane in spring training camp
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Los Angeles
Herman Schatzlein
Portland
Spokane
Benjamin McMorran
Angels
McMorran
Williams
Schatzlein
Coach Ready to Teach All Intramural Sports
Claude J. Hunt director of athletics at the University of Washington informs Graduate Manager J. Arthur Younger he will coach all intramural sports. If football is held this fall Hunt would coach the team otherwise he trains all remaining athletes in athletic life this fall.
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Claude J. Hunt
U. of W
J. Arthur Younger
Hunt
Nonpareil Ball Club Seeks Contests and Opening Match
The Nonpareil baseball club aims to defend its title this season and will open on Sunday April 15 at South Park against the fat K club. The lineup includes Johnson and catchers Erwin and eel, pitchers, Tilton Prato Larkins Coughlin Duncan Brown Cochran Wagner, and fielders. Clubs wishing to arrange games for the coming season may call Sidney 18 or write 0420 Carlton Ave.
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South Park
Fat K
Sce
Johnson
Erwin
Eel
Wm. Tilton
Prato
Roy Larkins
Walter Coughlin
Mel Duncan
Brown
Cochran
Wagner
Sidney
Carlton Ave
Sullivan Injures Hand in Practice
Billy Sullivan of the Giants hurt his finger while stopping a fast ball in yesterday's training and will be sidelined with a sore digit for several days.
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Sullivan
Billy Sullivan
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