Queen City Stars Shine At Net Play In Seattle
In the Pacific Northwest tennis event on July 31 Seattle players excelled in men and women categories. Notable results include Lawrence Brown and Wabraushek in singles, Buffington and Marion in boys, and Myra Lambuth and Myra McDonald securing multiple victories in women's draws.
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Queen City Stars
Seattle Con
Pacific Northwest
Bob
Portland
Streghuota
Lawrence Brown
Wallace Scott
Henry Breck
Alex Pringle
Wabraushek
Gertrude Schreiner
Queen City
Mrs. Cushing
Buffington
Armand Marion
Seattle
H. Stevens
Wabraus
Pete
Lieuts. Breck
Pringle
Meer
Corwin Buffington
Myra Lambuth
Mrs. Hyder
Eberting
Helen Parker
Mayme McDonald
Margaret Simpson
Rob Simpson
Sara Livingstone
Mrs. Irwin
Dorothy du Boisson
King George V Sues Over Black Tom Explosion Damages
King George V is the complainant in a New Jersey court suit seeking 1 022 000 dollars for damages from the Black Tom explosion two years ago. The action asks reimbursement for losses from munitions shipments to the British government.
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King
Tom
George V. Ia
New Jersey
Hritiah
Exceptional Opportunities for Young Women at Telephone Office
Employment offer highlights a good salary with regular increases, steady permanent work, advancement prospects, pleasant offices, and benefits including vacation pay, sick death pensions. Requires good character and health. Ages 18 to 26 preferred. Visit 1115 Fourth Ave between Spring and Seneca, 8 am to 6 pm.
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Fourth Ave
Spring
Seneca
Revenge Cry Drives Army Navy Stars in 20 Inning Defeat
The Army and Navy baseball squads lost to All Star Shipyards in a 20 inning carnival clash in Beattie drawing thousands who demand a rematch. Detained players and hoped guest Shafer may join the service men in a second meeting arranged by War Camp Community club’s A W Leonard to aid Soldiers and Sailors club.
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Army
Navy
All Star Shipyards
Beattie
Northwest
Reuther
Mulle
Cantonnent
Shafer
New York Glanta
Pug Bennett
Walter Malin
Shipyards
A. W. Leonard
War Camp Community Club
Soldiers
Sallore’ Club
Geo Dewey Named Lincoln High Coach
George Dewey former Oregon A Ggie athlete takes over Lincoln high school coaching duties succeeding Tony Savage who enlisted in the navy last week Changes place across Seattle schools include Turner succeeding Henderson Broadway Homer Post at Ballard and Allen at Queen Anne replacing Cole Roseberg at Franklin Bashore remains at Wear Seattle as athletic instructor.
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George Dewey
Oregon Aggie
Lincoln High School
Tony Savage
Navy
Turner
Henderson
Broadway
Homer Post
Ballard
Cole Roseberg
Franklin
Allen
Queen Anne
Bashore
Wear Seattle
Baseball magnates meet to discuss Sec Bakers ruling
Magants of the American League met in Cleveland on July 22 as Ban Johnson called owners to discuss the impact of the Crowder work or fight order on organized baseball. The gathering included Navin Frazee Harridge Mack Navin Johnson and Dunn among others in the standing and seated rows.
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Cleveland
Ban Br. Johnson
Charles Navin
Detroit
Robert Quinn
St. Louis
H. H. Frazee
Boston
William Harridge
Ban Johnson
Harry Grabiner
Chicago
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Club
F. J. Navin
Ban E B. Johnson
American League
James C. Dunn
Carter Cup Presented to Naval Training Station Crew
The Carter cup donated by Monte Carter was given to the naval training station cutter crew after they won the Victory carnival. Evergreens topped Green Lake 5 to 0 at Walla Walla playfield, clinching the section title and eyed a rematch with the Foresters. Duthie champions meet Reuther’s divisional team in a twilight game at 6:20 p.m. Schorr to face Reuther on the mound. Patterson MacDonald faces the camp next Wednesday.
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Evergreens
Green Lake
Duthie
Reuther
Schorr
Patterson-MacDonald
Market Report Edges Up Prices for Several Fruits and Nuts
A general advance in fruit and nut prices noted on Wednesday. Bartlett pears rise 25 cents per box while peaches move from 1.25 to 1.50. Plums up about 15 cents per box. Almonds and walnuts show smaller gains with other items listed in the rough OCR.
Yesterday's Results Country May and Grain Prices
A concise roundup shows wholesale prices paid for May country trades and grain. Prices focus on wholesale levels and market movements, highlighting buyers and sellers and noting any notable shifts in value from the previous session.
Weather and games postponed amid wet grounds and rain across leagues
National League games in New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis Brooklyn were postponed due to wet fields and rain. The text also lists varied local market produce prices and dairy items with numerous figures and product names.
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Pitterniag
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
ST Louie
Brooklyn
Billiards Match Boosts War Fund
Henry Soloman and Walter Johnston played a charity billiards match at Brown & Hulen's Tuesday night for the Billiard Players Ambulance fund. Soloman led early, Johnston rallied to 40, but Soloman finished 60 to 43. Neither played up to scratch.
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Henry Soloman
Walter Johnston
Brown & Hulen's
Billiard Players’ Ambulance Fund
Soloman
Johnston
Four Six Round Bouts Scheduled Tonight in Philadelphia
Four six round bouts set for Philadelphia tonight feature Battling Levin sky versus Harry Greb, Jack Thompson versus Sam Langford, Soldier Bartfield against Jack Britton, and Patsy Cline facing Willie Jackson. Rained-out Tuesday show rescheduled for Wednesday.
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Philadelphia
Battling Levinsky
Harry Greb
Jack Thompson
Sam Langford
Soldier Bartfield
Jack Britton
Patsy Cline
Willie Jackson
West's Crack Shots to Duel in East
Trap officials plan a Red Cross shoot at South Shore Country Club Chicago on August 4 the day before the Grand American handicap tournament opens. A fierce Eastern versus Western rivalry is expected to produce a decisive test of trap shooting supremacy.
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South Shore Country Club
Chicago
Slim Love Hired for Wireless Antenna Support Work
The notice states Slim Love should obtain work as a support for wireless antennae under the work or fight order. This record records the assignment as specified.
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Slim Love
Ball Chiefs Split Over Big Series
New York reports say Tener called a meeting to decide if the National League season should extend to August 20 to allow a world series. Pittsburg owner Coppenstal regfuss supports the plan while Chicago’s Comiskey and Washington’s Clarke Griffith oppose shortening the season.
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New York
Tener
Coppenstal Regfuss
Pittsburg
Comiskey
Chicago
Clarke Griffith
Washington
Duke Kahanamoku Accused of Padding Travel Expenses
Central A. A. U. officials investigate amateur status of Duke Kahanamoku Clarence Lane and Harold Kreuger over alleged padding of a $950 travel expense account on a trip through the central states. Duke reportedly refused newspaper photos citing rights held by a moving picture company.
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Duke
Chicago
Ja Y
Central A. A. U
Duke Kahanamoku
Ane
Clarence Lane
Harold Kreuger
Central States
Moving Picture Company
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Right Drug CO
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph CO
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Lincoln High
Baseball
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Today’s Market Report
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Enek
Cartona
Tocal Creamery
Ijcal Creamery
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Oy Eee SA
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Keeton
Brooklyn Pease
Taula
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Eee
Eeeures
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Perkine
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Nelli
Watson
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Robinson
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Vinces
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Torrey & Sears’ Billiard Parlor
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War Fund
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Second Prooffite
Ball Chiefs
Lundberg CO
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Mr. Workingman
American Concrete Pipe & Shipbuilding Co
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