Tacoma Tigers Top Seattle Giants In Late Scoring Rally
Tacoma wins 4 to 3 as the Tigers erupt for four runs in the third inning. Seattle rallies in the ninth but a missed tag and a late out end their threats. Kelly starts for Seattle, Rose relieves for Tacoma, with Peterson closing and umpire McGreevy making a key call.
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Champions even up as Vancouver bats beat Victoria
Vancouver Champs tied the series with a 5 to 2 win over the Victoria Eros in Vancouver. Ira Colwell pitched strong for Vancouver with solid team support. Check sustained a split hand and may miss more time. Fire at the Washington hotel caused minor damage and some alarm. Aberdeen Black Cats defeated Spokane Indians 7 to 1 as Fisk yielded to Cat bats early and Hughes starred on the mound.
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Lincoln High School Beats Red Sox In Season Opener
Lincoln high school defeated the P.8T.S.A&P Co. Red Sox 6 to 2 in a six inning season debut. McKinley held the Red Sox hitless until the fourth frame while Morrow, the conductors' pitcher, allowed runs in all innings except the fourth and sixth.
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Seals Sign Catcher Lock to Backstop Vacancy
Seals manager Wolverton signs catcher Lock from Denver Western League to fill backstop vacancy after releasing Nig Clarke.
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Hints for Young Pitcher No 3 Northwestern League Results
Baseball results from multiple leagues including Northwest League games in Seattle Tacoma Vancouver Victoria Spokane and Aberdeen. Listed scores show New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chicago outcomes with rain delays and postponed games across major leagues and coast league matchups.
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Rivers Leads Cueists in City Billiards Championship
Fred Rivers tops Class B in the city three cushion billiards tournament at Brown and Hulen’s after Jim Davis loses 25–24 to Clinton Ginnold. Ginnold trailed late but ran three and four to salvage a 62 innings. Jack Hall wins seventh straight in Class C, beating J A Scollard 25–19 in 66 frames. R Henning defeats Ralph Lyttaker 26–19.
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Third Round Results From Roadway High Tournament
The third round saw Jordan defeat Waubraushek 62 7 5 Oliver beat Eynston 64 62 Jamieson overcome Turner 1 6 6 0 11 0 Morgenstern bested Van Wyck 6 3 6 2 Allen defeated Saunders 64 6 1 Muncon beat J Saunders 14 6 1 6 Fredricks won against Dinkelspiel 64 64 Chamberlain beat Arthur 6 1 6 0
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Famous Opera Director Dead in Portland
Mario Lambardi impresario of the Italian Grand Opera company dies at 66 from brain hemorrhage after apoplexy during billiards in Portland. Born in Florence, he began as an architect and building contractor before shaping major opera companies.
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Italy
Raisis Charged in Montana Shooting Case
Detective Jones from Montana returns Thomas Raisis who is charged with shooting and dangerously wounding his wife on March 4.
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Varsity Boys Set Second Series Start Against Oregon Aggies
The University of Washington baseball team opens its second series of the season against Oregon Agricultural College this afternoon. Coach Doble has pressed his players to improve batters after last Saturday's loss. OA C showed stronger batting in recent conference games, sweeping Whitman and Pullman in a mixed record, though fielding weaknesses remain. The Aggies totaled 13 hits per game with a higher error rate, while Washington posted similar hitting and slightly stronger fielding in the latest stretch.
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Bowling leaders clash in Elks Clubhouse league results
Capt Gardiner s No 4 beat Capt Jones s No 3 by 2 563 to 42 536 Van Horne of the losers top score 226 and avg 208 In the same league Capt Hoff mans No 6 defeated Capt Baker s No team 2 461 to 2 297 Vaden on the winning side had 221 high score Fuller on the losing side had 185 high average
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Theatrical Folk Attend Dugdale Park Game
Metropolitan theatre manager George McKenzie and staff plus the Seven Keys to Baldpate company will be guests of President Dugdale at the baseball game. Seattle and Tacoma teams were invited to the theater event but Seattle attended the Baldpate performance. First Ladies' day of the season at Dugdale's park with free admission for ladies. Thursday set as weekly Ladies day.
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Four Section Hands Drowned As Dam Breaks By Eel River
In Eureka California on April 22 searching parties scoured the Eel river banks for four section hands swept to their deaths when an improvised dam failed as they cleared debris from a culvert under Northwestern Pacific tracks. The victims were Barney Carrigan 45 James Carrigan 26 Thomas Clark 25 and James Hannon 49. The men had built a crude barrier to hold storm water while working.
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Third PTA lecture by Miss Dunn at John Dr. Allen School
The Parent-Teachers Association schedules its third lecture to be given by Miss Dunn a nurse with the Juvenile Protective Association at John Dr. Allen School on Friday afternoon April 23 at 3 o clock.
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Juvenile Protective Association
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Gov Strong to Sign Anti Hanging Bill in Alaska
Juneau reports Gov. Strong expected to sign the anti hanging bill today after it cleared the house yesterday while the senate had already approved the measure.
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Outlet Clothing Company in Seattle to Close Before Prohibition
The Outlet Clothing Company, a 26 year old retailer at Occidental Avenue and Washington Street, faces closure as prohibition begins January 1, 1916. Owners plan a swift closing sale starting Saturday at 10 o'clock, cutting prices to clear the vast stock of men and boys wear.
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Outlet Clothing Company
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Wally Let Out King to Catch Wally Let Out
Joe Wally, Seattle second string catcher, was released by Manager Raymond. He may return to the Twilight league after an injure hampered spring play. Carl King of Pendleton Ore was signed to fill the catching vacancy and impressed during trials with Tacoma.
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Reymond
Carl King
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King
Tacoma
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College men ready to run in Penn relay carnival
Philadelphia comes alive as intercollegiate champions flood the University of Pennsylvania relay race and athletic carnival. More than a thousand track stars and 325 relay teams compete, with notable entrants from Meredith, Spelden, Hoffmiere, Braun, and Ferguson. The meet runs tomorrow through Saturday.
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Flood Submerges Romanian Villages Along Danube
In Bucharest on April 22, reports warn of rising Danube levels flooding the departments of Fobraila and Tulea. Many villages are already submerged and feared to have losses of life as water continues to rise.
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