Baseball Today Brings Happy Fans Across Teams
The piece narrates baseball action and fan enthusiasm across Seattle Spokane and Tacoma with mentions of players such as Hastley James and McCreery and events like opening games and ballpark feeds. It notes player lineup chatter and local excitement amid the season’s start.
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Tacoma
Mike Lynch
Tigers
Beavers
Apitbatlers
Schmuta
Geo
Ingle
Vet
Opening Day Sparks Fans Across League Cities
Roy Whitman notes opening day excitement as six teams begin play in three cities. Mayor Cotterill plans to throw out the first pitch with a catcher’s help while President Dugdale grants use of one catcher for the morning. Fans anticipate tensions easing and strong start to the season.
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Roy Whitman
Cotterill
Dugdale
Dug
A Good Card at Cooks Smokers Showdown
Pat Scott and Mickey OBrien headline a star card by Cooks and Assistants Local No 23 at Labor Temple next Friday. The lightweight main event is billed as one of the classiest of the season with a bumper crowd expected. Also set are Jimmy Ray versus Harry Forbes, Tom Martin versus Floyd Goodman, and Bob Williams overseeing a strong supporting lineup.
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Pat Scott
Mickey O'Brien
Labor Temple
Jimmy Ray
Harry Forbes
Forbes
Tom Martin
Floyd Goodman
Bob Williams
Whangdoodle Trio to Entertain Between Preliminaries
The men ace first raters and Mr Salt will present two preliminaries. The Whangdoodle trio will entertain during intermissions, but Dan says the intermission will be short and not as serious as it sounds.
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Mr. Salt
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Northwest infield stars Levin and Watkins join semi pro teams
Two of the area’s fastest infielders, Joe Levin and Eve Watkins, will play for Marysville and Wenatchee clubs respectively. Wenatchee relies on Matt Stanley, Jimmy Clark and Nick Fuller, aiming for a strong season. Levin, under Houston contract, plans to stay local, while Duncan, ex Memphis, signs on elsewhere.
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Eve Watking
Joe Levin
Northwest
Eve Watkins
Levin
Marysville
Watkins
Wenatchee
Matt Stanley
Jimmy Clark
Nick Fuller
Maryeville
Duncan
Houston
Memphis
Wolgast and Rivers Set July Fourth Lightweight Title Fight
World lightweight champion Ad Wolgast and challenger Joe Rivers signed for a twenty round title bout on July 4. Ringside weight will be 133 pounds with Wolgast near 132 and Rivers near 128. Promoter Tom McCarey and Jones argued over terms before agreeing to proceed, with Wolgast noting they would fight Rivers at a suitable weight and venue before Independence Day.
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Los Angeles
Cal
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Joe Rivers
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Rivers
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Harvey Donaldson Seeks Bantamweight Challenge Abroad
National bantamweight champion Harvey Donaldson declares he will meet all worthy bantamweights even at short notice and beyond. He claims local rivals avoid him, and he offers to wrestle anyone willing to test his speed and strength, inviting inquiries through promoter Dan Salt who now manages him.
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Harvey Donaldson
Harvey
Donaldson
Dan Salt
Frost O’Neil Co Announces Personalised Printing Service
A local printer advertises guaranteed satisfaction with personal attention from Mr. Frost. The service offers hundreds of patterns starting at $25 with delivery to customers, located at 1206 First Avenue.
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First Avenue
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