Seattle Takes Came How to Win a Game Without Hits
Seattle spectators attended a curious baseball entertainment at Dugdale's park featuring Aberdeen pitcher Jack Hickey who failed to control his pitches, while local hitters surged with four singles two doubles and a homer. The crowd praised Hickey's performance as the season’s wildest show and the locals won on batting despite his ineffectiveness.
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Aberdeen
Dugdale's Park
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Hickey
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Hammond
Cahill
Coy
Starkell
Sluggers Shine As Hiack Cate Stifled By Welchs Pitching
Paddy Welch limited Hiack Cate to weak hits until his arm ran down in the seventh. Coy finished the relief, preventing a late Seattle surge. Pug Bennett fueled the offense with four hits to boost the batting order, while Jack Hickey narrowly missed a full inning of walks. Freichine expected to debut later in the week for Dugdale as the Optimus beat Port Orchard 3 2. Ed Hickey remains sidelined with slow recovery. The New York billiard championship opened in New York with Lucien De Holle favored among entries. A tri meet looms next Saturday featuring local high schools and Tacoma students. Everett dog men anticipate a kennel show in the City of Smoke Stacks. Results: Philadelphia 7 New York 7, Boston 4. Cleveland 11 Detroit 6. Louis 4 Chicago 4. Oakland 1 Portland 1 Frisco 1.
Entertainment Ends Abruptly Amid Scoring Complaint
Manager Hob Brown faced a puzzled crowd as the score stood 12 to 2, with critics noting refreshments were not offered after the program. The management had not anticipated such demand and apologized for the shortfall.
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Hob Brown
Navy Yard validates daily ferry service to Frisco
Navy yard announces reduced dates for ship pier service with three remaining days before launch. Ten round trips daily scheduled, with one additional trip planned. Service aims to connect Frisco and surrounding ports ahead of next wave of operations.
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Puget Sound Navy Yard
Frisco
Boata
Pier 2
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Oan
Pier 3
Hurley Comes Here As Vancouver Trade Looms
Scrappy Bill Hurley, former Seattle firet sacker and Vancouver manager, may join the Seattle club after the national commission recognized Vancouver’s claim. Dugdale traded Shipp to the Canucks for a shot at Hurley, who signed with McCloskey and reported to the majors’ training trip. Hurley refused Vancouver orders. commission intercedes with President Lucas. If Dagdale finds no place, Seattle may bargain for Hurley as an infield option amid reshuffles.
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Vancouver Nine
John McClow
St. Louis Nationala
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National Commission
Vancouver
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Dugdale
Shipp
Canucks
I Gagnato
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Senate
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Schofield
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Quigley
Purley
Nott
Degdale
Hickman's Unique Baseball Role Keeps Cleveland Peace
Charley Hickman serves as clubhouse peacemaker for the Cleveland club, a cheerful third-base coach who calms sulky players and steadies the bench. His job, distinct from hitting or fielding, aims to preserve harmony amid team strife and internal friction. Managers Somers Kilroy and Lajoie watch the experiment with interest as Hickman, the popular “Cheerful Hick,” quietly steadies the team.
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Hickman
Cleveland
Etrife
Somers
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Lajoie
Police Stop Fight at Old Broadway Club Bout
Police halted a ten round boxing match between Terry McGovern and English challenger Johnny Summers last night at the Old Broad Street club in New York. The stoppage prevented the bout from continuing after tensions escalated between the fighters and spectators.
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United Press
New York
Ned
Terry McGovern
Johnny Summers
England
Old Broadway Athletic Club
Navy Yard Route Monticello Steamers Schedule Improves
The Monticello route steamer departs the Flyer dock at 6 30, 9 30 a m, and 1 30 with a fourth listing. The schedule provides morning and early afternoon service from the Navy Yard to the Flyer dock.
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U. S. Navy Yard
Monticello
Flyer Dock
Tomorrow Ladies' Day at the Ball Park
Manager Dugdale issues a cordial invitation to all fair fans for Ladies' Day. The Aberdeen squad comes rested from Spokane and the locals aim for a fast game with ginger ball action expected.
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Dugdale
Aberdeen
Spokane
Tocals
Soap Lake Salts Relieve Rheumatism, Drugstores Advertise
An advertisement proclaims Soap Lake Salts greatly relieve rheumatism and are available at all druggists.
Washington High four classes crown track meet winner
In a Washington High School track meet at the university four classes competed. The senior class won by one point over the seniors who led the sophomores by one point. freshmen scored two points. Charlee Mullen repeated as Coe medalist in the 440 yard event though in poor form, Leeter Wilson led the juniors with four firsts and a second. Crawford Warren stood out among new runners, the coach pleased with 70 participants, aiming for strong Interscholastic showings.
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Washington High School
University
Charlee Mullen
Mullen
Ume
Leeter Wilson
Clase
Wilson
Crawford Warren
Warren
Lewin
Phony Name, Real Puncy Hopeful Jim Stewart in Debut
New York April 2. Jim Stewart, using a phony name, emerges as a rising boxer from Brooklyn with 12 straight knockouts. He stands 6 ft 1 in, weighs 195 pounds, and shows reach of 76 inches. Manager Billy Elmer predicts future weight around 225 pounds and big fights ahead. Stewart’s early bouts showcase grit and timing, with a notable win over Tony Rows and a hard-fought match against Jack Horner. The six-round bout proceeds under May & promotion.
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New York
Jim Stewart
Brooklyn
Stewart
Billy Elmer
Bie
Jack Horner
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Bonner
Kees
Stewarts
Tony
Third racing card fragment with multiple placings
Fragmentary track meet results list 11 events with partial times distances and placings. Winners include Watrous and Reck with second place notes for Merte and Livingston, plus incomplete entries for hurdles shot put and long jump. Data appears garbled and may reflect an old meet summary.
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Abbott
Watrous Iird
Wileon
Merte
Reck
Livingston
Custersen
Height & Fert
Dimance
Kabel
Fritier
Ser
Rete Triumphs In Close Tie Breaker
Rete edged Us Throw at the final whistle with a late surge securing a narrow victory. Mager finished third after a steady performance behind the leaders.
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Mager
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