Seattle Girl Reaches Net Finals in Mixed Tennis Action
Aug 2 results show Mayme Me of Seattle advancing to the final round of the regional tennis championship with a straight sets win. She will face the Lambuth-Sarah Livingstone winner for the title as Camp Lewis players Hahn and Lieut. Hahn split the singles with a 6-1 6-2 6-3 scoreline in others. Mixed doubles saw Schreiner Stevens defeat Simpson Scott 6-2 4-6 6-3 and Dubuisson Mallet 2-6 6-4 6-2, while Cushing Wickersham beat Ebert ing Harrison 6-1 6-3. Mine MacDonald Steffins beat Caldwell Hayden 6-4 6-4.
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Farrell to Face King in Fort Lawton Showdown
Marty Farrell meets King Mlic in a scheduled bout at Fort Lawton on August 10 as part of a program staged by the mth infantry. Farrell accepted the challenge via Portland yesterday. both fighters are reported in good condition with a fast bout anticipated.
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King Va
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Todd Team Marks First Puget Sound Shipyard Matchups
The Tacoma club led by Eddie Bogart and ex big leaguer Cad Brottem lines up Sunday to face Schorr with Grant Alberts and McDonald in the lineup. Stolting will oppose Schorr in the Sunday game as the first local Puget Sound Shipyard appearance.
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Du aseball crew routed by Camp Lewis soldiers
Aug 2 Camp Lewis notes the Seattle champions suffered their worst defeat of the year as the Lewis team dominated all 13 field chances and ran up a big score. Batteries listed include Reuther Arnepiger Schorr Bisbee Glavenich UVER.
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Local Listing for 1 OOS Third Ave Corner Jamen
Hours posted show operations from 8:30 p m to 6 p m with Sunday hours 9 to 12. Contact by phone Willett 3633 for more details.
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Pirates and Braves Tie World MLB Scoreless Streak Record
In Boston yesterday the Pittsburg Pirates and the Boston Braves set a major league record by a 206 inning scoreless stretch. Pittsburg finally scored two runs in the 71st to win. Nehf pitched for Boston with eight hits allowed until the 71st. Batteries Mayer Cooper Schmidt Nehf Henry Wilson for Boston.
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Washington Market Report Highlights Mixed Fruit Prices
Washington and surrounding markets show uneven movement in fruit and produce. Quoted rates for California plums ease to 1.50 2 per four basket, Eastern Washington plums 2 2.25 per crate, with various vegetables and dairy goods listed at wholesale prices and regional shippers reporting poultry and veal quotes.
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Commission Defines Territorial Rights in Minor Leagues
The national baseball commission issued notice to major league clubs clarifying territorial and player rights of minor leagues unable to finish the season due to the war. Major league clubs need consent of local franchise owners to play in minor league cities, with revisionary rights honored until March 1, 1919 if contracts are offered by then.
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Vancouver Golfer to Play in Seattle
Arrangements are under way to bring together the professional golf players of the Shaughnessy Vancouver Seattle and Tacoma clubs. Alex Duthie of the Shaughnessy club will meet J. Martin of Tacoma in Seattle while Johnson of Seattle will compete against Hulsh of Vancouver.
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First Native Indian to Be Awarded V C
Special to The Star describes a Gurkha named andahadur Rana as the first native Indian to win the Victoria Cross. He replaced a fallen Lewis gunner and knocked out an enemy machine gun crew causing heavy casualties, then silenced rifle and bomb fire.
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Victoria Crows
Stay at Home Rule Arouses U S Women War Work Push
Washington article reports a protest against a wartime rule barring women with male relatives in service from war work. Activist Una Fisher argues the rule prevents thousands of capable women from serving and calls for policy modification to allow women to contribute abroad while respecting relatives in the armed forces.
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U. S
United States
England
Mia Una Gielow Fisher
C. W. Fisher
Mountain View Toddler Sets World Record In Reading
Martha Springer aged 26 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Springer of Mountain View California, is reported to hold the world record for mental development. She can read as a three year old and has a vocabulary of about 2000 words.
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Mountain View
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