Giants win series. Tenley Raymond leads Portland visit
Tenley Raymond headed the Giants in a Portland return, with the team wearing durable gear as they took four of seven from the Colts. Wet grounds halted the final game, sparing Portland a wider loss as Raymond's squad appears to have solved Portland hurlers. The Giants travel to Seattle to face the Victoria Stingers in the opening game of a Seattle series.
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Giants Clash In Fresh Series With Pep Tone
The Giants, under new pep, open a new series this afternoon against 47 confident opponents. Tacoma heads to Spokane while Seattle faces Independence Day pressure as Vancouver steps in at Poluad to swap blows with the Colta lineup.
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Fourth contests to calm youth at Seattle parks
Seattle park board plans a Fourth of July event at Woodland park for boys with a 9 30 start and 241 entries to date plus a Volunteer park girls program at 2 30. Boys compete in many events while girls focus on drills and dances.
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Auto road races set for Tacoma with 18 cars entered
Eighteen cars and 26 entries prepare for Tacoma events next Monday and Saturday. Beattie's Arthur Bunkera to race an Oakland in event five driven by Percy Haines of Seattle. The 20 mile free for all on Saturday carries a $5 000 purse. Entries include Mercers Brats Plats National Maxwell Colt Henry Pope Hartford Fords Oakland and Studebaker models.
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Gober Signs With Portland Beavers
Elmus Gober, who had a brief trial with Los Angeles early in the season, says he has been signed by Portland Coast league manager McCredie and will report to the Beavers later this week.
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Roy Grover joins North Yakima in state league play
The Seattle boy Roy Grover, a lightning infielder, passes Calgary for the season and signs with North Yakima in the state league. Other notes mention Dick Gowen winning four of six for Taylor, Lefty Slayton facing Old Navy, Hatton defeating Vic Gauntlett in a tennis match, and J. W. Huey Baldy Lashmore and Prof Leisier attempting a rain-shortened tennis at Woodland Park.
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Shorty” Hatton
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Md Smith Renowned Boxing Referee and Sports Editor
Md Smith refereed the Johnson Piyon fight in Las Vegas New Mexico on July 4 and is a top American sporting critic. He serves as sporting editor for a major Chicago daily and has long acted as boxing wrestling and baseball authority. His last notable appearance was the Gotch Hackett wrestling match at Calexes, noted for honesty and integrity.
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Attell Arrives for Tacoma Ten-Round Bout
Eddie Attell arrives with manager Ian Nolan from San Francisco to face Eddie Marino in a ten-round match at the Tacoma Athletic Club as part of the Montamara feature. Attell, in top condition, vows quick victory to earn a shot at Tommy Kilbane and regain his title.
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Tigera Bees Secure Win In Victoria Contest
The Bees routed the Tigera 7 to 4 at Victoria, dominating both sessions with superior batting and timely hits. Weed delivered a key sacrifice in the afternoon as five runs crossed in the decisive third frame.
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Indians Take Two From the Beavers
Noyes pitched a nine straight win as Vancouver toppled the Beavers 2 to 1 in the morning game. A later pitchers duel between Cadreat and Willian kept the score close, with the Indians claiming the second contest.
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Standard Boys Triumph Over Port Orchard Cubs In Tight Game
The Standard Furniture Co. team edged the P. O. Cubs 4 to 3 in Port Orchard. Johnson fanned 14 over five runs, while Courtier allowed seven hits and struck out seven for the victors. Batteries were Standard Furniture Co Courtier and Stafford Port Orchard Cubs Johnson and Smith. Lilly led a six-man group to Lake Cushman in a new Winton Six, a 115 mile run done in quick time.
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