Real battle for first division to be staged in Wigwam
Coast league standings show pace set by Mie as wharad rT Lre le with the San Francisco Seals in fourth facing a pivotal series at home. Ruth belted his 38th homer as Chicago hosted the Cubs, while the Seals struggle on a recent rough stretch before a Chamber of Commerce day parade and planned stunts at the yard.
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Cast ers Turn in Good Scores at Tacoma Seattle Meet
Cast ers Turn in good scores at a joint Tacoma and Seattle Casting Club meet held at Woodland Park. First places were scattered, indicating tight contests with a large upcoming tournament. Notable results include B. B. Perrow of Tacoma in one half ounce miss and out, J. H. Byler of Seattle in one-quarter accuracy, Al Byler of Seattle in one-half ounce accuracy, and B. B. Farr in accuracy dry fly lat unknown distance.
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B. B. Farr
Famed Racer Becomes Citizen After Citizenship Confusion
Ralph De Palma famed Italian automobile racer was admitted to United States citizenship in a court on Monday. He said he believed he was a citizen for years since arriving in America at age ten when his father was naturalized and hastened to complete the papers after realizing he was alien.
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Stumph shines at shortstop as Giants rally in coast league notes
Big Bill Stumph turned in a stellar game on defense and hit well as Seattle pitchers improve with run support. Brenton, Schorr, Demaree and Gardner shine while Genry battles, Seibold key in late innings. Fans study dope books as 13 games back of Vernon with two months left. Giants surge to within six of NL lead after beating Reds.
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Toledo Pitcher Ed Schultz Signs With Minnesota Club
Ed Schultz, a southpaw released by Manager Hresnahan to Milwaukee, joined the Kvelp Minnesota club and pitched 13 innings without allowing a hit.
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Seattle Net Stars Farewell in N W Play
Seattle entrants in the 30th Pacific Northwest tennis championship at Tacoma Tennis Club won first round matches. Mayme McDonald defeated Ethel Eves 60 60, Dick Vander Las beat Morrison Johnson 63 62, Don Waller beat Arthur Grafton 61 60, Richard Burr defeated Paul Thompson 60 62. Gertrude Schreiner beat Dorothy Dempsey 60 62. Bruce Hesketh advanced by default. Sarah Livingstone to debut. Marshall Allen and Bill Burill out for Canadian championship.
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Seattle Triumph Caps Openers In Ninth Inning Homer
Seattle wins 8 to 6 at Los Angeles as Rod Murphy hits a decisive ninth inning homer off Ray Keating. Brenton and Keating pitched well for Seattle. Sam Bohne’s miscue briefly energizes the Angels’ defense. Crawford, Zeider, and Kenworthy contribute, while Murphy earns a new cap and prize for the season’s first homer over the fence.
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Tennis Talk on Washington State Tournament Leadership and Entries
HM. C. Fores to manage the Washington state tournament with a focus on enforcing tennis rulings and punctual matches. The field includes Hob Wabrauchek Wybert Mange Smith Laurence Brown Teal Williams Hill Taylor Marshall Allen and others. doubles and mixed events slated with top players from Seattle Tacoma and beyond.
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Ruth hits with right leg in stance analysis
New York reports suggest Babe Ruth’s home runs arise from a right leg driven swing as the leg crosses the body when he connects.
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Babe Ruth
Big Ed Walsh Shifts To Third Base For Bridgeport Club
Chicago star Ed Walsh once a famed pitcher now plays third base for his Bridgeport Connecticut club in the western league banding together a notable career shift with the team in the circuit.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Issaquah Tops Renton in High-Scoring Sequel
Issaquah defeated Renton 11 to 7 in a Sunday game, drawing a large crowd. Renton produced three runs in the first inning while Issaquah tallied five, with Rich driving in a homer and two singles and Prichard, Raymond, and McQuade contributing for Issaquah.
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May Accept Cup Challenge for America's Cup
New York August 3. If the formal challenge for the America's Cup is received from Alexander Co Rosa representing Canadian interests it will undoubtedly be accepted. The cup committee will meet before August 14 to act on the challenge if notification has been received.
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Middle Champ Wins by KO at Buffalo Bout
Johnny Wilson the newly crowned middleweight champion knocked out Steve Choynaki in the fifth round of a scheduled 10 round bout in Buffalo. Wilson recently claimed the title when he won a referee decision over Mike O Dowd.
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Roper Smith Bout Postponed To August Ninth
In Columbus Ohio the heavyweight bout between Capt. Bob Roper and Gunboat Smith, initially set for last night, has been postponed to Monday August 9. The schedule change affects fans awaiting the fight at the arena in Columbus.
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Local track and swimming events listing
The card lists several 60 and 100 yard dash events with free style and stroke variants, a 220 yard dash, a breast stroke race, back stroke dash, a novice dash, a underwater swim, and a Yancy diving event from a 10 foot board held by Werner.
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Tiny Herman and Ole Anderson headline Liberty park smoker
A Tacoma Times report previews a Wednesday boxing card at Liberty park Seattle featuring Tiny Herman challenging Ole Anderson. Herman is praised for speed and power and a rising right hand while Ole is noted for durability and his ability to take punishment. The Tacoma crowd is expected large with additional bouts on the undercard.
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Rice Star from Broadway to Centre College
Cot Rice, a noted Broadway high school star in football basketball and baseball, will enter Centre College Danville Kentucky this fall. Centre College fielded a strong football team last year and is expected to contend again. Rice, a standout since his freshman year, is one of Seattle’s best known high school athletes and played baseball for the first time this season.
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Beavers Must Prove Johnson Age to Reach Finals
The Ballard Beavers must show Harvey Johnson is 21 or younger by Friday to play in the finals of The Star baseball league. Johnson is listed as 22 by city affidavit, and a forfeiture occurred after Mt. Baker filed the challenge. If age proof is not provided, Mt. Baker will replace Beavers. grounds for playoff are yet to be chosen.
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Star City Swim Meet Opens Entries With August Week
The Star urges swimmers to enter by 6 PM August 12 for the week of August 16 competition. Despite fears of dominant rivals, all entrants have a fair chance to win honors. The meet welcomes younger swimmers under 16 and aims to showcase Seattle's talent.
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Robins dominance hinted by strong pitching and pacing
On paper Brooklyn’s Robins look weak, but Uncle Wilbert Robinson leads a resilient team. With five 500+ pitchers including Grimes Marquard Pfeffer and Mamaux the Robins top the NL in mound excellence. Ebbetts plans rain check seat distribution as Brooklyn pursues a potential World Series run.
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Boldt's French Pastry Ad Echoes家庭 Request
An old advertisement pleads for Boldt's French pastries to be brought home by a father. The brief line frames a domestic request and branding within a retro consumer anecdote.
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