Turks Take First Of Tacoma Series In Coast League
The Turks won the opener of their Tacoma series by 4 to 2 as Mike Lynch delivered a key three bagger in the third inning driving in four runs. Seattle’s pitchers allowed seven hits while Tacoma benefited from a hit by Lynch that sparked the decisive inning. Uncertain scoring details and batting order noted, with official scoring by umpire Signa. No Vancouver game. Northwestern League match postponed and rescheduled as a double header Saturday.
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New York blank Washington in league clash
Brief score report notes New York defeated Washington 4 to 0 in the American League game. The entry includes incomplete batter and pitcher initials for both clubs and garbled venue timing.
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Hard Luck Quiesser Shocks Memphis Pitchers In NL
National League story from Memphis Tennessee recalls Walter Quiesser known as Hard Luck Quiesser. Prospect Charlie Habb and the Memphis team drew early major league buzz. Quiesser struggled, dropping seven straight decisions with eight approaching as he faced Pittsburg and the Boston Americans, shaping a tale of misfortune in the championship season.
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Canucks Lead Bowling Tournament in Vancouver
Vancouver takes charge as the Canucks top the bowling tourney standings after a mixed program. Denver Spaldings and the Beatties of the host city trailed, with Denver posting 648 and Vancouver 648 in a lively night of strikes and roars, while San Francisco coach Jack Scharteer guided the Beatties. Delegates gather for the Western Northwest Congress at Hotel Washington Ames, as crowd energy peaks with standout performances and a Scottish pipe-march flair from the Vancouver Ad Spares.
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Lewis Goes Across Pond for the Coin
Philadelphia report notes Will Lewis and a brigade member head for Europe seeking lucrative opportunities. Speculation suggests Marty may join Willie abroad and a meeting could occur during their travels in June.
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Spirit No 2 Yacht Nears Completion for International Races
Spirit No 2 yacht designed by Ted Geary of South Seattle nears completion with 90 days to the International races in Cathown. City officials report shares will be offered publicly as a funding plan due to the designer’s lack of $4,500. Captain John Bol Jong has moved many shares and the boat will be auctioned after the race with shareholders receiving proceeds.
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Beattie Fans Argue Over Tacoma Seattle Baseball Tensions
The column cites players like Flynn, Raymond, Bennett, Magee and Beaton amid a tense season with Tacoma and Seattle clashing. Fans discuss punishment for obscene language, Spokane visits, and rising interest in Indiana and Turk rivalries as Dode Brinker and Mike Donein draw attention in Seattle.
Stanford Crew Makes Plucky Showing In Intercollegiate Rowing
The Washington Stanford eight boat race showcased a plucky Stanford crew with a varied performance. South team treatment sparked discussion among spectators and analysts about sportsmanship and competitive spirit.
Wrestling Match Postponed After Light Trouble
A wrestling event managed for John Cort by Jack Curley was postponed after lights failed causing a crowded audience to be turned away. The match featuring Jos Ing, Jack Rogers, and Herold was rescheduled for next Monday with refunds offered to fans.
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Navy boat racing on the road to oblivion
Navy boat racing dwindles as crews face shutdowns, reduced bets, and strict supervision. Interfleet bets once reached high sums, but now races rarely draw more than five or six thousand dollars. Sailors must train under surgeons and cp0, with boats kept for racing only, driving a full sport into decline.
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Rowing Race Delays Stir Debate Over Prep and Start Critique
The article critiques the delayed start of a rowing race on the Charles and praises Stanford crews for readiness while noting Coach Contbear’s refusal to launch. It highlights standout oarsman Gilmore of the Crimson, who endured rough water, recovered from scrapes, and showed nerve under pressure.
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Oilmore aid shines as backbone of crew
The statement praises Oilmore as better support and essential to the team, likening them to the backbone of the crew. It emphasizes leadership and reliability in rowing context.
University Club Forms Semipro Baseball Team
The University Club plans a semipro level baseball squad to meet all challengers. Captain T. M. Andrews is assembling players, with workouts underway as he picks the final lineup.
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Sutton Fails to Find His Match in Billiard Exhibition
George H. Button, noted billiard expert, defeated Milo Condon 100 to 26 at Carr parlors during a weeklong exhibition. Earlier he beat H. Niquette 100 to 1 and Ray Logue 100 to 23 as crowds cheered a fast, high skill display.
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Handy Kitchen Set Sells at Deep Discount
Notice of a sale on a 14 piece Handy Kitchen Set offered at $1.26, down from regular prices. The ad promises complete kitchen tools including silver plated tea services and dining pieces, with the sale running through Saturday June 5.
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Return of the Play Beautiful and Madness Week
Local theater showcases Madness Wednesday and Saturday with A Message From Mans and Return of the Play Beautiful. Production features John Cort as manager and Hartman in Tokyo mayor role, promising a lively week for theatergoers.
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