Sensational mile marks stun Harvard intercollegiate meet
Eastern intercollegiate meet at Harvard stadium May 27 produced sensational performances with several records. John Paul Jones of Michigan tied and Roger Hanavan pushed the mile as Paull, the former holder, finished third while Jones also won the half mile in intercollegiate time. Craig of Michigan excelled in the 100 and 220 yard dashes and Joe Horner set a new shot put mark of 48 feet 7 1 2 inches.
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Tip Wright
Harvard Stadium
United States
John Paul Jones
Coneff
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Jones
Cambridge
Hanavan
Michigan
Paull
W. G. George
Putnam
Craig
Joe Horner
Amateur Baseball Teams to Play Lincoln Grounds Sunday
Hippen of the North Sex Athletic club seeks opponents for a Sunday game around the city. Crane company and Schwabacher Hardware teams will clash at Lincoln grounds tomorrow afternoon, the second game in the league series. The Cranes won the first game 5 to 3.
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Hippen
North Sex Athletic Club
Crane Company
Schwabacher ‘Hardware
Lincoln
The
Cranes
Final Grammar League Championship Games Set Tomorrow
The final league championship games are scheduled for tomorrow morning at Dugout Park between Madrona and an unnamed opponent.
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Dugi 'S Park
Madrona
Local youth games schedule for junior and senior divisions
South Park competes in the Junior division while Green Lake and Adams play in the Senior class. The first game begins at 8 45 a m and the second at 10 30 a m. Postmaster Charles F Russell and Charley Best will umpire.
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South Park
Green Lake and
Adams
Charles F. Russell
Charley Best
Junior Iaspcta tion league results and schedule notes
Four juvenile teams formed a league with two game series starting last Tuesday. Harvard Cubs defeated Seneca Invincibles 23 to 18 while Sioux beat Aloha Tigers 14 to 11. Seneca Invincibles topped Aloha Tigers 16 to 14 and Harvard Cubs won 7 to 10 over Sioux. Swastikas seek out-of-town games July 2 3 and 4. contact Frank Kelly. Rainier Valley Athletic Club has an open date for next Sunday. Seattle Automobile School is at 210 Broadway.
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Harvard Cubs
Seneca Invincibles
Sioux
Aloha Tigers
Rainier Valley Athletic Club
Pop Anson Survives Terrific foul to Fans at Chicago Ballpark
At West Side ball grounds Chicago a crowded scene unfolded as public safety measures were needed. Pop Anson assisted police and warned spectators to beware fast fouls before a sharp liner struck him mid back. He joked he saved a fan and urged crowd caution after the hit.
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Pop” Anson
West Side Ball Grounds
Chicago
T Hem
Papa
Anson
Pop
Carl Schonbeci
Fans warn Skinny Doyle during Coast League game
During a Tacoma Tigers versus Coast Leaguers game, a taunting fan warned left fielder Skinny Doyle as he passed the bleachers, shouting there was a breeze coming. Leon Sanke of Ballard reported the incident from 5238 Leary Ave.
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Giants
Tacoma
Seattle
Apeotatora
Cruikshank
C. A. Lincoln
Doyle
Mique Fisher
Tacoma Tigers
Park Wilson
Amateur Organization Contact Lines Include Hudson 58
A fragment notes a fast amateur organization effort and provides a line for contact by phone, including a 780 area code and the name Hudson 58, suggesting local outreach and participation.
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Phone Ind
Skeels Wallops the Bees Again
Giants dominate as Skeels leads on the mound and Bues, Davidson, and McCreary spark a 9 to 1 victory over Victoria. Hasty bruised his hand as Vancouver defeats Spokane 9 to 1 with Netzel and Schenk in relief.
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Dave Skeela
Giants
Leo McCreary
Arthur Bues
Cruikshank
Bues
Davidson
Seattle
Hues and Weed
Cocash
Raymond
Victoria
Davis
Raymer
Goodman
Spokane
Netzel
Vancouver
Schenk
Cates
Cates and Shea
Tacoma Beats Portland in 5 4 Double Squeeze Victory
In Tacoma, June 2, with Portland leading 4 3 in the seventh, Mike Lynch's crew executed a double squeeze to score two runs and win 5 4. Eastley replaced Archer in the seventh. Batteries were Annis Burns for Tacoma and Archer Easley Harris for Portland. Also: Welsh Baldwin match announced for San Francisco late this month. both boxers to train in the city next week.
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Tacoma
Portland
Mike Lynch
Eastley
Archer
RHE
Annis and Burns
Archer and Easiley and Harris
Welsh-Baldwin
San
Rancisco
Freddie Welsh
Matty Baldwin
Heston
San Francisco
The Catcher in Baseball Requires Study and Coordination
The catcher works with the pitcher as a unit, studying each game and opposing players. He must throw accurately, watch runners, prevent stolen bases, and help direct infielders and outfielders while keeping calm during pressure moments. Success hinges on understanding all field positions and base running concepts.
Local 66 Smoker Delivers Quick Bouts with Clarke Victory
At a smoker hosted by Local No. 66 Milk Drivers union, Tommy Clarke defeated the Tumwater Kid in four fast rounds, while Joe Lipman stopped Young Kid Broad in the second round of their four round bout. Large crowd attended the event.
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Milk Drivers’ Union
Tommy Clarke
Tum
Water Kid
Joe Lipman
Young Kid Broad
McFarland to Fight Knight in Cleveland June 6
Chicago reports Packey McFarland will battle Phil Knight for ten rounds in Cleveland on June 6. The note appears among a roundup of boxing and sports items from nearby cities.
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Chicago
Sam Langford
Tony Caponi
Winnipeg
Packey McFarland
Phil Knight
Cleveland
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Northwestern League Baseball Tomorrow
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Jack Doyle
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