Indians Whitewash Seattle in Spokane victory
Spokane Indian pitchers held Seattle to two runs as Que Thompson allowed eight hits in a 5 to 2 win. Thompson, Baker, and Ostdiek combined for the mound work while Beattie, Brown, and Dode Brinker were mentioned in the narrative. The game featured Seattle errors that produced the runs for Spokane.
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Beavers Tie Tacoma In Low Scoring Tilt On Vancouver Trip
In Vancouver Washington and June 2, Annis and Chinnault duel as Tacoma loses 2 to 1 to Vancouver Beavers. Annis wild early but settles, while Chinnault allows only one run after a first inning spasm. Two-base hits by Rockenfield and Moetz highlight the game with Seattle A A cross-border action.
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Inventors Unveil Aeroplane Aims at Speed Records
W Starting Purgess and A M Herring complete a new aeroplane claim to bypass Wright patents with sweeping wing design. The craft rides on three skid supports, weighs 408 pounds, and measures 26 feet by 29 feet. It uses a 26 horsepower engine rated to 20 at output and features a lightweight radiator.
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Things Popping In Johnson Camp
In San Francisco on June 2 Max Balthasar reports turmoil in Jack Johnson's camp. Manager George Little clashes with Johnson over the racing car and camp leadership while trainer Sig Hart faces criticism. Threats and quarrels hint at possible staff changes as tensions rise.
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San Francisco
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Fight risking big bout may be halted by federation
San Francisco June 2 United Press reports that the Jeffries Johnson fight likely cannot be prevented but may be stopped. Federation leaders plan an executive meeting to decide actions after Broadway Athletic Club received July 4 permit from the board of supervisors and transferred to Rickard and Gleason.
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Baseball Notes From The Texas League And National Field
Diamond Glints Nig Perrine signs with Oklahoma City in the Texas league. Galveston’s Gus Dundon shines in field but hits poorly. Charley Prulett released by New Orleans for conditioning issues. Cubs add Ritchie and Mclntyre to pitching staff, eyes top National status. Larry Pape released to Brockton in the New England league. Indian pitcher rides six straight wins through May 18 as Nap regulars slump. Lee Garvin ousted as Muskogee manager. Patsy Donovan manager rumors denied by John L Taylor Jr.
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John L Taylor, Jr
Rain Delays Hit Detroit and Cleveland Games
In the American League, Detroit hosts Philadelphia in a rain postponement and Cleveland faces Washington also postponed by rain.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hair Vigor Promises Cure for Balding Heads
An advertisement touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as a solution to hair loss. It claims long headed people halt falling hair and regain thick growth, contrasting with long aced individuals who hesitate and doubt.
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Hair Vigor Question Prompts Doctor Says
Does not color the hair doctors know the best treatment for the hair. What does your doctor say about Ayer's Hair Vigor Sate Se.
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Saving Time and Money at Regal Dental Offices Theme
A large dental practice advertises efficiency and cost savings over one man shops. It highlights on site specialists, in house laboratory work, and faster completion of complex dental work. Free examination and diagnosis offered, with treatment including cure of pyorrhea. Regal Dental Offices at 14056 Third Ave Corner Union St.
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Neil Gow Sulked and Lost in the Derby
In London on June 2 Lord Rosebery's Neil Gow finished in the ruck after delaying the start for 15 minutes and sulking through the race. Lemberg, Greenback, and O'Malley chased the winner with Lemberg edging Templeman on Greenback by a neck. Lemberg set a Derby record 2:34 14.
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Dillon
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Greenback
O'Malley
Col. Roosevelt
National League Batteries-Overall Names
Ritchie and Kling lead Batteries-Overall with Brown Ferguson and Gra noted alongside. The fragment references RW EB Conan and indeterminate teams in the National League context.
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Nedtivchsdodee
Ritchie
Kling
Brown, Ferguson and Gra
Gotch Retires Undefeated Heavyweight Champion of World
United Press report from Chicago states Frank Gotch, age 33, retires after his match with Zbyszko, following Jeffries’ example. He will train with Jeffries at Rowardennan then settle on a Humboldt Iowa farm, signaling the end of his wrestling career. Gotch’s final bout yielded $22,000 for him, while Zbyszko earned about $2,000, with news of his retirement framed as definitive.
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the Lion's Moving Pictures
Pool Shark Hart To Battle At American Cafe Tonight
Harry Hart of New York will appear in a match game of pool tonight at the American Cafe billiard parlor 408 Pike Street. Hart has defeated De Oro Ely Keogh and Houston and will follow with a fancy shooting exhibition. Admission is free.
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de Oro
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Franklin Club Election Reports Officers of Franklin Washington
The International Sportsman's Club of Franklin Washington elected officers at a recent meeting led by President Charles W. The notice highlights the club's pursuit of Ravensdale related matters and outlines the leadership slate.
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W. M. Scott
Tte Minshoa
Ravensdale Amateuers
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