Seattle Stepped into First Division in Coast Race
Seattle swept Portland in a double defeat to move into first division in the coast pennant chase. The 11 000 fans saw a 10 to 1 win and a 7 to 0 win as Seattle dominated both games. Portland’s umpire call and erratic fielding helped Seattle’s hitters as Demaree and Ross silenced the visitors.
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Alex C. Rose
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Seals
Angela
Tribe
Walt McCredie
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Lord Byron
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Klepper
Local Crystal swimmers sweep big M N A meet in Victoria
Crystal Swimming club dominated the Victoria outdoor M N A meet at Curtis Point Gorge Park. Mitrie Konowaloff set NA records in 100 yard freestyle 60 seconds and 500 yard freestyle 6 45, while Gus Jarvie edged Lambert Sternbergh in a close 200 yard breaststroke. Ann Wagstaff led sprint events and Merlin Fadden topped diving results as the team filled multiple podium spots.
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Crystal Swimming Club
Sternbergh
Lambert
Konowaloff
Gue Jarvie
Ann Wagstaff
Candy
Ann
Audrey Griffin
Victoria
Miss Griffin
Seattle
Merlin Padden
Guy Thomas
Kenneth Spiedel
Dug” Douglass
Portland Multnomah
Kieth Langley
Helen Hicks
Multnomah
Jarvie
Gus Jarvie
Lambert Sternbergh
Vickers
Mollie
Bert Langley
Hester Eastman
Madeliene Pless
Marie Konowaloff
Marty McWatters
Roy O'Neil
Merlin Fadden
George Stevens
Curtis Point
Gorge Park
Comic stunts disrupt Victorian meat crowd scene
Kenny Spiedel and Guy Thomas staged comedy stunts at the meat show to the amusement of a large Victorian audience. Judges urged a halt as stunts delayed events, but the pair persisted. Coach Don Vickers arranged travel with Fire Chief Stetson for Harry McWatters, a firefighter, who joined the trip after contact with Stetson.
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Mollie Janeley
Blackie” Fagden
Guy
Lhord Thomas
Kenny Spiedel
Harry Eddie
Portland Oregonias
Multnomah Club
Guy Thomas
Thomas
Spiedel
Don Vickers
Stetson
Harry McWatters
McWatters
Mount Baker Defeats Ballard 7-6 In City Playoff
Mount Baker edged Ballard 7 to 6 in a tight city playoff game at Columbia field to force a deciding third game. Sheedy pitched well for Baker with 21 strikeouts despite hit struggles, while Bergh homered and Ballard’s Johnson collected four hits. The two-out-of-three series now heads to Sunday for the deciding match with the Felix club awaiting the winner.
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Wewwesesens
f!Middleton
Doudie
Mount Baker
Ballard Beavers
Columbia Field
Felix
Ballard
New Somet Se
Goore
Baker
Sheedy
Bergh
Ballard Heaver
Larson
Roberts
Liedtke
Johnson
Pallard
Mount Baker Boys
R. McLennon
Ice
Kringie
Roberta
McLennon
Py Sheedy
Berg
Per
National Net Meet Opens at Longwood Courts
Play starts today in the national doubles tennis tourney at Longwood Cricket club Boston. Thirty oubles teams entered with most stars in the lower bracket. Marshall Allen and William Burrill of Washington are among Pacific coast entrants. Haynes repairs watches next to Liberty Theatre.
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Boston
Longwood Cricket Club
Marshall Allen
William Burrill
State of Washington
Baseball notes mix with old stars and a Newport tennis finale
The column spotlights Charley Herzog and Zeb Terry with the Cubs and Reds, Hollacher’s injury, Henle Oroh leading off for Cincinnati, and Tim Jordan returning to first for Syracuse. It also notes Chief Renders New Haven and Ed Walsh’s Providence outfit in the Eastern and International leagues, plus Clarence Griffin edging Willie Johnson in the Casino tournament final 6-3 4-6 2-6 6-4 6-3.
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Charley Herzog
Tribe
Herzog
Mitchell
Zeb Terry
Keystone
Hollacher
New Haven
Ed Walsh
Priageport
Newport
R. I
Clarence Griffin
San Francisco
Willie Johnson
Muff Tronson Arrives for Portland Bout in Seattle
Muff Tronson arrived in Seattle yesterday from Portland for his 138 pound bout with local fighter Bobby Harper. He will train today at 2 30 PM at Austin and Salt gym. The fight is scheduled for Liberty Park at 14th and Jefferson Wednesday night.
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Muff Tronson
Seattle
Portland
Bobby Harper
Austin & Salt’s
Liberty Park
14Th
Jefferson
Boxing Champion Summoned Over Walkout in Seattle
Travie Devin coast welterweight title holder is called by the Seattle boxing commission to explain his failure to fight Frankie Jones last Wednesday night. The incident prompted local reaction and references Boldt’s French pastry in an area advertisement.
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Travie Devin
Coast
Seattle Boxing Commission
Frankie Jones
America Claims Early Olympic Track Victories in Antwerp
The U S leads in track events as Loomis of Chicago sets a new world record in the 400 meter hurdles with 64 seconds. Charlie Paddock wins the 100 meter dash in 10.45 seconds, with Morrin Kirksey and Ed Edwards close behind. Jose Ray injures a leg, curtailing his Olympic hopes, while Myrra of Finland sets a javelin record at 66.78 meters.
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United Press
Antwer
America
WF. F. Loomis
Chicago
Loomis
J. K. Norton
Olympic Club
San Francisco
A. C. Descho
New York
Charlie Paddock
Morrin Kirksey
Paddock
Edwards
Alikhan
J. W. Behols
University of Missouri
Loren Murchison
Georges Andre
C. D. Dages
Los Angeles
Christensen
Sweden
Antwerp
Jose Ray
Illinois Athletic Club
Ray
Walker Smith
Myrra
Amer
Chicago Athletic Association
Denmark
Italy
Great Britain
France
Harry Edwards
J. W. Scholz
Morris Kirksey
New York Athletic Club
Piret
England
Scholz
Kirkeey
Pad Henry Leads Neptune Club Swimmers to Star City Meet
Pad Henry coaching Neptune Swimming club at Green Lake bathing beach signs over 27 proteges for Star City meet next week. Known as Dad by Green Lake crowds he trains early each morning to boost Seattle swimming with strong pep and aims for keen competition. swimmer names to be announced soon.
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Neptune Swimming Club
Green Lake Bathing Beach
Green Lake
Seattle
Arti Mueller Joins Vernon Club From Wichita
Los Angeles reports Arti Mueller transferred to Vernon from Wichita in the Western league. Mueller has previously competed on the coast. In other events, heat winners include Patdork Amerton Falk Speront and Gullemot with times around 11.060 to 16.19.
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Vernon Club
Wichita Club
Mueller
Patdork
Amerton
Alikhan
France
Murchison
America
Falk
Sweden
Ona
Irwin
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Kana Riemi
Finland
Furnas
Biewitt
Campenhout
Helgium
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Fweden
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Italy
Semond
Nurmi
England
Leseman
Eat
Hunter
Gullemot
Backman
Dreeser
Nichola
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