Local sports chatter hints at early season shifts and events
A collage of notes on Seattle area teams and events. Beattle nicknamed Giants amid naming debates. Pink edition of The Star looms for attendance prize. Moose Jaw and Ballard squads travel, Ladies Day planned, and contests in Spokane Tacoma and Woodland park recapped with scores and lineups. Crew shake up at University targets Class A form as Harold Waller replaces Levi Carroll.
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Conibear
Harold Waller
Shell
Levi Carroll
Carroll
Ballard Tigers Seek Games For 12-Year-Olds Manager McLaughlin
Howard McLaughlin, Ballard Tigers manager, seeks 12 year old teams for games. Address 2043 West 56th St Ballard. Tigers beat Raws second team 9 to 8 last week with lineup including McLaughlin Thorsen Lake Haugum Pierrot Stokke Berg W Lorig and H Lorig.
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Ballard Tigers
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Raws
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McLaughlin
Thorsen
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Haugum
Pierrot
Stokke
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Seattle Nance Wins Star Cup at Beach Show
The Seattle Star trophy for Seattle bred dogs was awarded to Seattle Nance, a three year old painter, at the Seattle Kennel Club beach show. Judge Cole named the dog owned and bred by Gierech of 739 North 66th, Seattle.
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Seattle Star
Seattle
Seattle Kennel Club
Judge Cole
Nance
Gierech
North 66Th
Are You Saving The Coupons The Pink Edition Offer
The Star prints a second coupon for the automatic scorer in the Pink edition each afternoon. Collect ten consecutive coupons from The Star Pink edition to receive one free automatic score card made of celluloid. Regular price is 25 cents.
Broadway Track Team Dominates Tacoma Meet
Broadway track team won multiple events in Tacoma on Saturday, led by Hall in the 50 yard dash and Davis in the mile. Farrell, Farre', and McGillis battled for top spots across sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws with Broadways tally highlighted by strong relay and field event showings.
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Tacoma
Hall
Farrell
Block
Murdock
Farre
Brock
Hal
Whitworth
Gray
Davis
Adair
McKinney
Widder
McGillicuddy
Bandy
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Hay
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Willer
Seattle Athletic Club Seeks 300 Members
The Seattle Athletic Club aims for 300 or more members as its initiation fee drops from 50 to 10 dollars. The absorption of the Firloch club enables a larger membership, and a track team will be sent to Pittsburg this year.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Firloch Club
Pittsburg
Vancouver Team to Open Season at Dog's Park
The Vancouver team will open the season at Dog's Park tomorrow and arrive in town this evening after leaving Snohomish where they played Sunday. They depart Snohomish at 4 45 this afternoon.
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Vancouver
Dog’s Park
Snohomish
Victors Defeat Brown and Hulen at Woodland Park 5–3
The Victors faced Brown and Hulen's team at Woodland Park yesterday and won the game by five to three.
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Circle W
Woodland Park Grounds
Brown & Hulen’s
Sturdy Sons
Burlington Nine Beats Edisons 2–1 in Fast Mount Vernon Game
In a brisk contest at Mount Vernon yesterday, the Burlington nine defeated the Edisons by two to one. The game featured sharp hitting and quick defense as Burlington secured the lead and held on through the final inning.
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Mount Vernon
Burlington
Edisons
Washington Team Dominates Oregon Aggies In Track Meet
Washington racked up 90 points to 44 for Oregon Aggies at Denny Field on Saturday. Gish led Washington by taking the century dash as the top individual scorer. A large crowd attended the meet. In baseball style notes, The Old Barbees beat Edmonds 9 to 4 and will play as The Kellys this season.
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Kellys
Standings Brief From West Coast Games
Yesterday's scores show Oakland at 3 4 and San Francisco at 4 46 with Sacramento leading 12 and Los Angeles at 0. The update lists city teams and results across the coast with mixed outcomes.
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Oakland
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Langford and Johnsons in Paris A Gay Time for Negro Pugilists
SAM LANGFORD travels with fighters including Langford Bam McVea Joe Jeanette and other boxers in Paris where Jim Pratt hosts them. The group enjoys celebrity status at venues such as Bal Bullier Bal Tabarin Moulin Rouge and Montmartre cafes as Parisian society crowds admire the dusky champions. Women dance with the American boxers while crowds cheer their public appearances.
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Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Paris
Gay City
Langford
Bam McVea
Joe Jeannette
Bob Scanion
Kid Davia
Bob Armstrong
Dixie Kid
Cyclone Warren
George Gunther
Andrew Dixon
Mantell
Jim Johnson
Preent
Jim Pratt
Neuillly
Pratt
Bal Bullier
Bal Tabarin
Moulin Rouge
Montmartre
Bowling Er N Brooks Team Faces Smith Hopefuls
N Brooks team bowls the Smith Hopefuls on Imperial alleys tomorrow night. Winners in last week’s Bismarck alleys daily prize include Taylor 279 Rooney 269, Putnam 277 Ellis 267 Smith 246 Tanis 242. Mrs Kimberly leads ladies contest after winning candy last week. Hambach company ball toms ers lost to Stewart Holmes 16 to 8. Vancouver beat Snohomish 4 to 0 yesterday in their city match.
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Imperial Alleys
Bismarck
Smith
Ellis
Putnam
Taylor
Tanis
Rooney
A. Hambach Company
Stewart & Holmes
Baseball Boiled Bulleting From Coast to Coast
A stream of sports notes covers ministers forming a Grand Junction team and challengers to the Athletics, Hal Chase predicting Highlanders top finish, and rivals like Chicago and Cleveland. Parson Davies urges a prime fighting age at 35. Highlighted is Hugh Fleming’s Sunday shooting prize of 146 of 150 at Beattie Gun club with standings for dozens of shooters. Intercollegiate ball headlines Yale vs Pennsylvania, Wolgast canceling with McParland, and insurances for White Sox. Cubs pennant picks by Fullerton, Stanford’s Jordan abolishing baseball over muckerism, and cross-sport chatter about bridge prizes and rosters.
Wig Team Hosts Oregon Aggies This Afternoon
At 4 o'clock the University of Wig hosts the Oregon Aggies in a rivalry showdown. Hurley, the coach, plans a strong effort as both teams seek an early edge in the series.
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University of Wig
Oregon Aggies
Hurley
Unclear Measurement Data Point in Early Report
At 1 01 a m the reading shows 9 7 feet and 10 3 feet with a 2 3 feet value noted. The fragment offers no context on subject, location, or outcome. Further readable details are needed to determine accuracy or relevance.
Washington Stars 4 League Organized for Fortnight Start
The Washington Stars 4 baseball league has been organized and will begin business within a fortnight. The report notes Centralia is the source for the first day details.
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Larry McLean
Clarke Griffith
Griff
Washington Stars 4
Centralia
Bhoot Next Wednesday at Seat Gun Club Ground
A regular mid week shoot is set for Wednesday afternoon at the seat gun club grounds. Local participants are invited to join and compete in the event.
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Seatthe Gun Club
Mattress Free With Demonstration Offer
A limited week demonstration offers a $10 or $12 mattress free with purchase. The deal applies whether paying cash or on time and acts as a cash allowance off the Daveno price. The offer is valid only during the demonstration period.
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