Shade Injures Hand In Go Draw With Travie Da Vin
In Tacoma April 22 Dave Shade California welterweight injured his right hand in the third round and fought on one hand to draw with Travie Da Vin coast champion. Da Vin had the edge while Shade defended, and the bout lacked sensational finish as both clinched frequently closing the last rounds. A Seattle rematch may await Shade once his hand heals.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dave Shade
California
Travie da Vin
Davis
Shade
Everett
Sooze
Art Shock
Seattle
Jimmy
Seattle Welterweicht
Frankie
San Francisco
Storey
Mickey Hannon
Johnny Trambie Younger
Portland
Bod Manning
Mike de Pinto
Dog Show Notes Preview for Marshvale Kennelentry
Berg owner of Marshvale kennels brings Stock from Anokala for show at The Pavilion Third and University leased by Northwest Athletic. 00 dogs expected. divisions cleared for ample space. L Harris of Olympia plans Bestens May 6. BA Molitor Spokane treks with 12 dogs and terrier breeds. C Broutette Yakima brings field trial winners. Numerous fine dogs slated to appear.
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Third and University
Northwest Athletic
C. Broutette
Yakima
Meusel Batting Streak Impresses Yankees Boss Huggins
New York April 22. Manager Huggins predicts Rob Meusel will become the game’s greatest outfielder. He notes Meusel started rough, hit .200 with 11 runs batted in, and believes he will surge once he gets going. Meusel has 1% plate appearances with six singles two triples and two home runs.
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New York
Rob Mengel
Babe Ruth
Huggins
Yanks
Philadelphia
Meusel
Life Saver Found in Cherry's Ready-to-Wear Credit.
A reader extols Cherry's on Second Ave between Madison and Spring, praising the store as a life saver for affordable ready-to-wear clothes bought on credit with a small down payment. The ad claims the shop offers everything needed and promises ongoing purchases as paychecks arrive.
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Naga
Thcy
Cherry's
Second Ave
Madison
Spring
Rialto Building
Pig'n White
Washington lineup fragment with multiple player names listed
A OCR readable roster fragment names players such as Murtey Andereon Berrman Natheway, Wilen Eekmann Pratt Medena Loudy Davie Douglas Heal and others, plus Sundate Colline Larson Pentier Walkley Akers Loepp Celeman. The text appears to be an incomplete team sheet or lineup with many misspellings and broken entries.
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Washington
Murtey
Andereon
Berrman
Natheway
Wilean
Eekmann T Pratt
Medena
Loudy
Davie
Douglas
Heal
Williame
Melanest
Johnson
Wright
Poster
Pope Orpgon
Haslip
Big field entered in relay carnival at University Stadium
One hundred forty athletes from 17 prep schools and universities compete in Seattle's University Stadium relay carnival Saturday. UW leads with 18 sprinters, Oregon Aggies bring 16, and USC, Idaho, and other schools field strong lines. Notables include Olympic veterans Pope and Schiller, with freshmen teams from Seattle high schools joining the event. Tickets are selling fast as Grad Manager Darwin Meisnest crowds the stands.
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University Stadium
University of Washington
University of Oregon
Whitman
University of Southern California
Idaho
University of Montana
Oregon Agricultural College
Montana Weeleyan
Washington State College
Oregon Aggies
America
Sun Dodgers
George Schiller
Perrine
Darwin
Meisnest
Weekend league games spark lineup reminders and debuts
Sunday features the third league clash for many clubs with no changes allowed after a team plays a fourth game. Leonard Patricelli moves from Three Bros Dye Works to Stacy Shows, while Jack Pickering faces Bob Thorburn as Three Pros meets Lowvie's French Dry Cleaners at Woodland Park. In Minneapolis, Mike Gibbons wins on comeback, with Delaney stopping Moore and Josephs outpointing Wallace.
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Peor
Eftereove Toro Guptiente
Leonard Patricelli
Three Bros. Dye Works
Stacy Shows
Columbia Field
Jack Pickering
Dye
Bob Thorburn
Lowvie
French Dry Cleaners
Young Christian
Pivet Hill Merchants
Bhamroz A
Woodland Park
Washington Faces Oregon In Conference Baseball Clash
The University of Washington baseball team prepares for a conference game against Oregon. Coach Stub Allison likely starts Frank Setzer as pitcher with Al Rhode and Tiny Ivonard ready as relievers. Perry Land bats, Spike Maloney at first, Torrey Torrance second, Carl Zambroggi at short, Mariott also at short, outfielders Ole Gardner Mickey MacMahon and Bill Foran lead the defense. The teams meet again tomorrow before a relay carnival in the afternoon.
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University of Washington
University of Oregon
Washington
Altho
Spike Maloney
Toretry Torrance
Carl Zamberiii
Olympia
Mariott
Ole Gardner
Mickey MacMahon
Bill Foran
Atick
Second Prep Tilts in Local Baseball League Today
The second games of the Prep Baseball league are set for today with Franklin vs Ballard, Broadway vs West Seattle, and Queen Anne vs Lincoln. Franklin eyes a repeat after beating Lincoln last Tuesday, while Ballard relies on hitting. Broadway may start Zolla or Saunders for Broadway against Lincoln’s strong defense, and Queen Anne faces Lincoln at Mercer field with Norlan on the mound and Iverson or Wright in support. Umpires McJannet Pingle and Standridge, all veterans, will handle the games with no disputes expected.
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Ballard
Broadway
West Seattle
Queen Anne
Lincoln
Franklin-Ballard
Columbia
Bill Norlan
Ivor Iverson
Captain Wright
Quayn
McJannet
Pingle
Standridge
Umps
Siwashes Triumph in California Baseball Game
Elmer Jacoba the young show me boy from St Louis could not prove Sacramento Solons better than Seattle Siwashes. Locals evened series as Jack Adama helped Bruwash victory with three runners and two RBIs. Duke Kenworthy doubled in sixth, Cunningham scored on a squeeze, final 4 3.
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St. Louis
Sacramento
Duke Kenworthy
Cunningham
Jack Adams
Kenworthy
FE Hott
Billy Cunningham
Elmer Jacobe
Shamrox A. C. and Stacy Shawns Face at Lincoln Park
Shamrox A. C. meets Stacy Shawns at Lincoln Park in a district matchup while Louie'n French Dry Cleaners take on Three Brothers Dye Works at Columbia Playfield.
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Louie
French Dry Cleaners
Three Brothers Dye Works
Columbia Playfield
Shamrox A. C
Stacy Shawns
Lincoln Park
Baseball Roundup Amid Scattered Wins and Delays
Disjointed game notes describe postponed Portland-Lake, Brooklyn beat, and New York Yankees 6 to 1 victory marking a third straight win for Cart Maye. Holliday homer details, Hooper doubles, and Tigers loss noted. Reds, Pirates, and other teams clinch or battle, with varied scoring and key plays mentioned.
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trero—Nernie Neta
Brooklyn
Petite Helder
Preves
Habe Feth
Young Moore
Athleticen
Yanks
Cart Maye
Dave Pancreft
Phillies
Giaotea
George Kelly
Stephenson
Collere Eec
Fleuree
Hirewns
Harry Hooper
White Boa
Tigers
Sam Jones
Washington
Red Sea
Reds
Adama
Ponder
Chief Yellowhorse
Pirates
Cube
Carde
Horemann Defeats Sutton in 1600-Balkline Match Title
Belgian champion Edouard Horemans beat George Sutton 1600 to 468 in an 18.2 balkline match ending last night. Horemans averaged 60 for the entire contest.
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Chicago
Édouard Horemann
George Sutton
Horemans
Philadelphia bantam Danny Kramer stops Jack Wolfe in Cleveland bout
Danny Kramer of Philadelphia stopped Jack Kid Wolfe of Cleveland in the fifth round of a 10 round bout here last night. A solid left to the jaw knocked Wolfe unconscious and ended the match.
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Ohio
Danny Kramer
Philadelphia
Jack “Kid” Wolfe
Wolfe
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