Boxing and athletic events headline Victory Carnival
Round two of the championship series features boxing and athletics at the Girl Victory Carnival. Contest highlights include a 10 Mile Marathon, whaleboat races, sprint heats, and district school events with teams from Bremerton Camp Lewis and the University naval training program competing.
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Free Doctor Offer At Right Drug Co Premises
An advertisement promises a free doctor examination and prescription from Right Drug Co at 169 Washington Street and 1111 First Avenue. The notice urges those who are sick to take advantage of the offer, claiming the doctor will provide careful examination and possible treatment.
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Naval Training Station tops Bremerton 6 to 1 in first Victory Carnival game
The Naval Training Station team defeated Bremerton 6 to 1 in the opening Victory Carnival game. They sealed the win in the sixth with three doubles and an error producing three runs. Tom Cunningham and Whalen starred for the victors while Del Baker led Bremerton’s side.
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Golfers Raise Fund for Red Cross Match in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana on July 24 Chick Evans and Stewart Gardner lost to Jack Hutchinson and Jack Croke in a Red Cross golf match. The event raised several thousand dollars for the fund with scores Hutchinson 71 Croke 75 Evans 76 Gardner 73. Leopold Theodora a 26 year old Ful Pine arrested for draft investigation was discharged from jail and given clothes to replace worn officers' uniform.
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Net Tourney Finals Near
The playfield tennis tournament nears finals with several matches yesterday. Coles defeated Hillis in Class A while Dave and Chambers reached Class C final rounds. Tonight Wabrushek faces Koziowaki in Class A. Tuesday results include Coles over Hill 62 75 and multiple 60s 63s by other pairs. Wednesday schedule lists several matches and pairings. TORONTO exhibition: Brooklyn Dodgers beat Mitteburg Pirates 56 to 2 with four hits off Miller in eighth.
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Exceptional Opportunities for Young Women
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White Captures Seattle Boys Tennis Title
White won the Seattle Tennis Club boys tournament and earned a spot representing Seattle at the Northwest championship in Tacoma. White defeated M Milburn 60 60 in early rounds and topped E White 63 64 in the final after past victories over Schermer and Rubenstein.
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Cubs and Braves to Play in Montreal
In Montreal on Sunday the Newton Braves and the Chicago Cubs will meet in a regular game, moved from Boston with proceeds earmarked for patriotic funds. Also noted is the death of 66 year old Mrs. dexsie Brown Coutts in Willard apartments, with services set at Bonney Watson parlors.
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Carnival Sporting Program Headlines City Contests
The program lists events across sports Thursday and Wednesday including baseball between Amenda Duthies and Seattle North Pacific at 2 30 and 4 30, water events from 1 to 3 by Camp Lewis and Bremerton, boxing semifinals at 7 p m, and Navy yard matches. Carnival teams face unions and employers in varied showdowns with early starts and semi finals scheduled.
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Potatoes Dominate Seattle Markets With Mixed Prices
Local market reports show potatoes leading Seattle listings with white and red varieties at about 3.5 to 3.6 cents per pound. The blend includes wholesale prices for peaches pears watermelons and a broad range of produce and staples across Eastern Washington and Puget Sound, with nuts grains and dairy also quoted. The data lists numerous items by crate, per ton, or per hundredweight, reflecting wholesale prices and shipper rates across regional markets.
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Junior Net Play Set To Begin August Fourth
The third annual junior tennis tournament is scheduled for Saturday August fourth at Woodland Park. Entries must be in at the park board office by Thursday August first to allow time to draw the schedule for play starting at 10 sharp. Boys juniors and girls events, with age limits and entry rules, are outlined. contact Frank Fulle at the park board office for local qualification details.
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Skinner & Eddy Beat Pat-Macs In Elimination Game
Skinner & Eddy defeated Patterson MacDonald 1 to 0 in seven innings to take the first game of the series. Lucanovic pitched well with 10 strikeouts, while three singles in the third produced the only run. Kennett had the decisive single past first as Luconovic, Bozele, Fastiey, and Grindle were involved in the battery.
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