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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1915
Page
10
Weos beans planted with early harvest aims. Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and dates. Unable to determine concrete event or entities from the readable text.
Raymond plans roster cuts to fourteen players by week’s end due to poor showing and league rules. Lotz arrives from St. Louis to compete. Kelly, Bonner, and Mails risk berths while Rose could be dropped. ARL King debuted as catcher from Pendleton and showed competence. Welser Dell hurled for Brooklyn, limiting the Giants to six hits. Broadway tennis narrows to Chamberlain Jamieson and Allen with Oliver’s upset of Jordan.
The Majestics beat Port Blakeley 10 to 2 at Woodland Park with Danforth hitting a home run and a double. Other highlights include Torgeson and Merill strong at bat and field. team seeks similar aged rivals and contact details are provided.
Centralia April 27 Grimm from the renowned Grimm athletic family swept first place in the high jump broad jump pole vault shot put high hurdles low hurdles discus and 100 yard dash and placed second in the javelin. The seniors won with 69 points followed by sophomores 23 juniors 14 and freshmen 10.
Walter Pomery, noted Coast swimmer and OCAC member, suffered a fractured skull and injuries when the automobile he rode in overturned in Golden Gate Park. Other occupants were only slightly hurt. condition feared grave.
Lewis falls to Gilroy 25 to 21 in 62 frames as Class F results shift. Scollard loses to Young 25 to 21 in 66 innings. Hert Smith defeats Henning 25 to 18 in 44 frames. Rivers faces Logue and Hall. Helwig and Basel–Stone lead Class C and D.
O'Brien collected four hits in the eighth inning as Seattle Aerfs beat Sumner 6 to 2 with Cochrane handling both batteries alongside Hill. Belmonte downed Transportation 8 to 4 after four runs in the sixth. Michaela made a great peg from left with bases loaded and a staged play.
Two hundred babies enter the Better Babies contest in Georgetown with examinations from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily contests continue across the district as Seattle mothers show interest. Mrs. Nelson B. Paul plans to enter triplets, 40 months old, at Columbia School on Saturday.
Watell and Pappa starred in Seattle fielding while Barth misplayed in the sixth frame triggering a seven run rally. Vancouver won 7 to 1 as Giants struggled to connect with Bonner and Hunt. Wotell and Gislason sparkled on defense, Beattie and McCart contributed two base hits.
County game warden Harry Rief clarifies that the supreme court decision on the fish code does not affect game law. The trout season begins May 1 while the bars perch and cropple season closes May 1 and reopens June 10 until the trout season ends.
Dr Sandereeg's Cotton Root Pille advertised as the sole reliable remedy for female troubles and irregularities. Claims cure within ten days or money back after trial. Sold in plain wrappers at Maymond Remedy Co room G17 Pike St with hours posted.
League standings fragment lists results across multiple associations. Entries mention teams such as Vancouver Victoria Tacoma Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit and Kansas City with scores and partial percentages. The text reads like scattered box scores from different leagues and cities.
The fourth annual Potlatch bowling tournament begins tonight at the Imperial alleys with 13 Seattle teams four from Vancouver and a strong Melkingham Elks delegation. Six local five man teams will start the event including Alley 1 Bush & Lane Piano Co Alley 2 Kazooks Alley 3 Biemarcks Alley 4 Seatties Alley 5 Mack's Colts Alley 6 New Richmond Hotel.
Market figures show 12.30, 27.00, 34.00, 11.60, 32.00, with totals 660 and 4200 and a final 43.00. The item presents a numeric summary of prices and sums for the day.
This item advises young pitchers to develop a straight ball and consistent grip. It stresses practicing the overhand delivery with uniform finger pressure, keeping fingers on top of the ball and the thumb beneath, to produce a reliable groove.
Victoria beat Spokane 9 to 3 at home before 5000, as Browning gave up five hits in two innings and Wicker shut them down after. Opening ceremonies were led by the mayor and British Columbia’s acting premier, with Duwamish seeking dates for future games. For bookings contact George Smith or Sidney 614.
The Duwamish team defeated the Fosters nine at Duwamish yesterday afternoon by 10 to 2 in a sharp, early contest.
Tacoma opens its home season with a 31 to 2 victory over the Aberdeen Black Cats. Mayor A V Fawcett pitched the first ball with Hob Biewett behind the bat as Merkle and Kaufman pitched solidly, stifling Aberdeen’s scoring chances.
Star want ads list properties for sale and rent. Listings include houses apartments and land with prices locations and contact details. Buyers and renters browse regional offerings and contact sellers for viewings and negotiations.
Brown Bros store at First Ave and Columbia shuts today with a big final sale to end the pioneer shoe house. Behind closed windows staff re arrange stock as thousands of pairs have already sold since the quitting sale began. News notes Mr I Brown of W H Shoe Store on Second Ave will close out his stock and transfer men s shoes to the Brown Bros shop boosting bargains starting Thursday with a larger assortment of sizes.
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