Mitchell and Pinkman Face Tonight in Local Ring Clash
Richie Mitchell a Milwaukee light weighs in at 183 pounds and meets Seattle’s Pinkman in a four round bout at the local arena. Pinkman a clever right puncher will test Mitchell who aims to prove his edge and claim Benny Leonard’s crown prospects.
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Richie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Pinkman
Seattle
Gee
Benny Leonard
Welch
Hhell
Leonard
England
Thames
Mitchell Rank Lew Tendler
Philadel
Johnny Dundee
Benny
Mmt
Richie
Milwaukee Lightweight Richie Mitchell Faces Eddie Pinkman Tonight
Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee declares readiness for a tight bout with Eddie Pinkman scheduled at the Arena tonight. The lightweight fight aims to test Mitchell in close combat as Pinkman seeks a win on the night.
Tacoma Fight Card Changes Suspend Local Bouts
Heetorila shows better condition for a decisive bout while a change in preliminaries reshapes the lineup. Lloyd Madden and Jack Hartford were shifted to Tacoma for Thursday, canceling their local match, with Madden facing Rooney and other pairings listed for the undercard.
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Lloyd Madden
Jack Hartford
George Shanklin
Tacoma
Madden Sod "Kid" Rooney
Joe Meeker
Joe Harrahan
Young Thomas
Jack Doucett
Ely Caston
Acorns Defeat Seals in Oakland Debut as Coast League Ends Week
In Oakland yesterday the Acorns beat the Seals 5 to 4 in the Oaks first home game. Mayor Davies threw the opening ball as seven thousand fifty-seven fans attended. Angela blanked the Tigers 1 to 0 with Sam Crawford collecting four hits, two for extra bases. Beavers upset Salt Lake 8 to 2, weakening Salt Lake’s hold on last place.
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Oakland
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Ieichmann
Sheely
Salt Lake
Acorns
Seals
Oaks
Mayor Davies
Angels
Tigers
Bengals
Angela
Sam Crawford
The
Seraphs
Beavers
Watts Seeks Wrestling Upset in Greek Theatre Exhibition
Miss Diana Watts, symbolic dancer author and lecturer, will attempt to throw John Holt University of California wrestler in an exhibition at the Greek theatre Monday. She aims to prove Greek physical culture superior to modern brawn.
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San Francisco
Diana Watts
John Holt
University of California
Locals Down Senators in Weird Melee
In Sacramento on April 11 the Seattle Rainiers defeated the home team 8 to 7 in a wild melee. Gus Gleichmann delivered a key run with a late runner, while Seattle used five pitchers as the Solons struggled to contain the rally. Final scoring and batting details are listed for both sides with several miscues and late-inning offense shaping the finish.
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Sacramento
Seattle Rainiers
Gus Gleichmann
Kineed
Agate
Seattle
Piercy
Solons
McKenry
Compton
Knight
Gietchmaan
Fatrique
Coteman
Dowena
Rites
Palkenbourg
Finnett
Middleton
Bea
Wotter
Tb Llcice
Nodgers
Acon
Puercy
Heere Taniogs
Beattie
Wilhott, Ton
Eidred
Vun
Gletchmann
Kright
Griggs
Fisher
Gielehmann
Waienh
Hewman
Rowman
Moker
McKeary
Rene Reepanfeet
Heveytte
Rowman Deutte
Lewman
Pinelli Shines At Hot Corner In Sacramento Infield
Young Pinelli stars at third for Sacramento as fans cheer a strong hitting start. Pat Beastley lands in Northwest after a South stint, while Jerry Coleman moves from Scale to Seattle and Pete Ritchie faces catching competition. Leverenze and Markle pace Salt Lake City Bees pitching as Sheeley and Fournier heat up the coast. Koerner slugging for Seattle leads league hitters. Hollings, once with Duthie, shows up in Puget Sound.
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Young Pinelli
Sacramento
California Capital
South
Pinelli
Jerry Coleman
San Francisco
Seattle
Pete Ritchie
Salt Lake City
Leverenze
Markle
Sheeley
Agate
Mormon City
Parade to Open Seattle Baseball Season With Festivities
Preparations for opening day feature a big Seattle parade led by Hilly Eaton and staff with Capt. Charley Sullivan leading the bluecoats. Mayor Hanson, bands, a flying circus, and a market of events are planned along with first game tickets on sale at local cigar stands.
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Finas
Hilly Eaton
Seattle
Charley Sullivan
Bluccouts
Hanson
San Francisco
Milly
Rome
Sir William
Maton
Hil
Flying Circus
Early Season Trout Run Across Lake Sammamish and Nearby Streams
Grayling have appeared in Lake Sammamish and are being fished for at present. Big trout are now being caught in Lake Sammamish by deep fishing with eggs, with ponds like Shamrock Cottage and French's boat house noted. Large steelhead are reported in the Skagit at Bedro Woolley while eastern Cascades report deep snow and limited stream fishing. The Seattle Sportsmen’s Association seeks record membership with a prize contest for most new members and weekly prizes for large catches. A statewide gathering of anglers and hunters is planned in Seattle April 23 with seminars at Moore Lodge rooms. Piper Taft provides weekly stream and lake fishing condition reports.
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Lake Sammamish
Shamrock Cottage
Skagit River
Bedro
Woolley
Sportsmen's Association of
Seattle
Northwest
Piper & Taft
Joe Pregent
Monette Hardware Co
Sperger & Hurlbut
Brown & Hulen
Masonic Temple
Washington State Sportsmen's Association
Moore Lodge
Second
Seneca
Lefty Brown Shuts Out Vernon Tigers
Lefty Brown pitched the complete game for the Brown squad as they defeated Vernon Tigers. Angel, the visiting outfielder, collected four hits in four trips, aiding a strong nine inning effort. Los Angeles teams now hold a 9‑1 start after yesterday's win.
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Loban
Adh
Oaks Take Second Game From Seals
Oakland held on to defeat the Beals 6 to 4 after a seventh inning run when Moree hit a two base double to put the Oaks in front. Five pitchers worked for Oakland in the win on Wednesday.
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Seals
Oakland
Beale
Moree
Oakn
Beals
F&f
Fan Francisee
Datteries
Daum and McKee
Trenton
Hollings
Practice Tilts WT Look April 18 Practice at National meet
April 18 practice tilts at the national arena feature athletes Lawdermilk Letfeld Koob Nillings Goodwin Mey Tuero and Clemons in a Bahibition at RK & A venue with Americana access and about 107 weight classes listed for competition.
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LOOK
RK & A
Lauie Americana
Ceess
Tauin Nationale O
Viatterson
Lawdermilk
Letfeld
Koob
Nillings
Goodwin
Red Sox Eyes O Neill as Future Star
Manager Ed Barrows praises O Neill a young Buffalo semipro catcher who had a trial in the International league last season and believes he will win a regular berth with the Boston club.
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Ed Barrows
Red Sox
O'Neill
Buffalo
Boston
Los Angeles Signs Delhi and Gorham for Pitching
April 18. Wade Killefer of the Los Angeles team in the Pacific Coast league announces two additions to the roster Pitcher Flame Delhi and Catcher Charley Gorham. Delhi last pitched in Kay Arizona and has worked as a civil engineer. Gorham has limited professional experience but is regarded as promising.
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Hector
Young Hector
Sol Sawyer
Vancouver
Sawyer
Ager Wade Killefer
Los Angeles
Flame Delhi
Charley Gorham
Delhi
Kay, Ariz
Som Angeles
Gorham
Killefer
Beavers Triumph 8-2 Over Mormons In Salt Lake City
Portland Beavers defeated Salt Lake City 8 to 2 in a game marked by six Beavers hits and twelve walks off Salt Lake pitchers. A homer by Sheely highlighted the Portland offense as Jones Penner Akers Schorr Conkwright and Spencer wore the batteries.
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Sheely
Portland
Eesees
Lake City
Jones
Penneraker
Schorr
Conkwright
Pencer
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