Carrie Nation Dominates Bucking Broncho Rodeo Event
Crowds at Madison Park witness a wild Sunday roundup with Carrie Nation bucking and injuring Tex Daniels and Leo Vopont among riders. John Thomas performs a dramatic redskin ride while Indian contestants win events including Bertha Blanchard in the cow girls race and Jim Minanich in the Indian pony relay.
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Lady Langers Aims At Four Titles In San Francisco
California swimmer Lady Langer, holder of national 440 and 880 yard records, plans to win four titles in one week at San Francisco yacht harbor contests. She seeks the mile 440 and 880 yard and long-distance open water events, representing the Los Angeles Athletic Club.
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Ness Ties Record as He Aims for 40 Game Hit Streak
Oakland sluggers Jack Ness, first baseman, could break Ty Cobb’s mark tomorrow if he hits in Salt Lake’s pitcher. Ness extended his streak by recording hits in both games yesterday, starting May 31 with 32 runs and 69 hits in 153 at bats for a .439 mark.
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Swimmers Head for Frisco Races
Seven Hawaiian swimmers led by Duke Kahanamoku arrive for the exposition swimming championships in Frisco while the Illinois Athletic Club sends an eight man team and the New York Athletic Club is due tomorrow.
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Boise Wins Polo Title at Spokane
Boise defeats Spokane in a last minute deciding match to win the Northwest polo championship. Cowley scored the deciding goal as the final score reads 7 to 7 in a dramatic finish.
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Bremerton Mastiffs Dominate in Sunday Baseball Rally
Bremerton Mastiffs posted a 6 to 2 win over Seattle Amateur 7 Diamonds at Bremerton marking their 14th straight victory. Duwamish beat Rainier Valley 9 to 2 at Duwamish in its fourth straight win. Olympia Senators shut out Jaffes 3 to 0 with ex University pitcher Boatman on the mound. Keyston Giants fell to Highland Athletic Club 5 to 4 at Woodland. Felix club lost 6 to 5 to Bremerton Elks in Bremerton with umpire batting and poor fielding noted. Green Lake outlasted South Park 4 to 2. Kirkland defeated Jefferson Park 19 to 1 as Connors allowed two hits and struck out 19.
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Smoking in Bed Fatal Fire Claims Portland Man
A Portland fire killed Frank Bilger, 60, when his home burned around him. His wife and two children escaped unharmed. Officials say the blaze started from Bilger’s habit of smoking in bed. The incident occurred July 12.
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Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Highlights
A reader asks how to stop blushing and maintain boundaries with a boy. The advisor says focus on others, socialize widely, and dismiss the matter. another asks about waking a sleeper, suggesting an alarm clock and potential wage docking. The column covers courtship signals, a gentleman choosing honesty, meanings of flowers for Sunday school, and butter packing tips for preservation.
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Chamberlain and Canfield Win Woodland Park Tennis Tourney
In Seattle's Woodland Park event Chamberlain the high school champ and Canfield UW crack won the doubles title in a dramatic five set final over Crawford Anderson and Grant Lasure. Final scores 6-2 2-6 6-2 3-6 12-10. Mansel-Smith defeated Wada in straight sets for the morning final. Miss Mayme McDonald and Ross Williams won mixed doubles 6-1 6-3.
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Seattle golf clubs open free play for visiting Shriners
The Seattle Golf Club and Earlington Golf Club join Jefferson Park public course in offering free access to visiting Shriners this week. Information is available at Shriners headquarters across from the New Hotel Washington. Ballard Christians win 18 to 0 in City of Destiny to remain leaders of the Seattle Church league.
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Seattle Makes Records In Week Of Wins And Debuts
Seattle set season records by sweeping a series and finishing with a 3 to 0 Sunday win. Barth launched a first league game homer into the bleachers, while Walter Malla and Bill Rose each won three games during the week. Bill pitched well, allowing five hits as Bolece of Victoria struggled with singles.
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Victoria Stars in Batting Parade Across Coastal League
Haworth leads with .341 for Vic torians while Ken Williams and Kaylor post strong marks. Seattle climbs to fifth as Dode Brinker hits .306 in Vancouver and Brinker shines with five hits in one game.
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Connie Mack Uses Bank Book To Calm Critics
Whenever Connie Mack faces sharp criticism for selling his stars he can draw on his wealth and restore his composure, a habit noted by observers.
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Fighter Bruno Lang Refuses to Fight in Barbershop Incident
The welterweight Bruno Lang declined a challenge from an amateur in a Cleveland barber shop after being struck. Lang requested a warrant for the assailant and was praised for avoiding further violence. Tommy Burns, former heavyweight champion, is in Seattle where he runs a New Orleans fight club and his wife lives.
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Prince Albert Tobacco Insurance Double Header Ad Claim
A 1915 R J Reynolds advertisement extols Prince Albert tobacco as versatile and satisfying whether smoked from a jimmy pipe or rolled in a cigarette. The copy promises "tobacco insurance" with tongue pleasing flavor and urges readers to pack a pipe brimful of P A for a steady smoke.
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