Eddie Pinkman Eyes Ring Action With Joe Rivers
Seattle lightweight Eddie Pinkman, back from Los Angeles, says he hopes to fight Joe Rivers or another top contender soon. He criticizes Rivers' size, predicts easy work for the first opponent, and plans to be in the ring while Rivers headlines a coming five reel film.
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Burnside Hatters Stand Undefeated In City League
The Burnside Hatters remain undefeated in the City league with four wins and no losses this month. Tomorrow they face Battersby & Smith at Dugdale Park in what figures as a top clash of the season.
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Rain Delays Inter Scholastic Tennis Semi Finals
Rain halted the inter scholastic tennis tournament Thursday, postponing the day’s semi final matches and creating a new scheduling challenge for teams and organizers.
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Oregon Favored To Win Pullman Athletic Meet
Portland report states Oregon is a slight favorite to win the athletic meet Saturday in Pullman Washington with teams from regional colleges expected to compete.
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Smith Emerges as Cleveland’s Promising Young Outfielder
Cleveland manager Fohl praises Elmer Smith known as Smittie for rapid development. He hits well and shows steady defense earning a regular lineup spot in right field, with Speaker noting rivals fear him in key situations.
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Joe Tinker Supports Suffrage at Weeghman Park
Chicago Cubs manager Joe Tinker spoke at Weeghman park in Chicago responding to women fans and urged support for suffrage. He was named the official orator during morning practice and delivered a stirring address noting his belief in voting rights for women.
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Meredith Aims for New 440 Yard Record
Ted Meredith plans another attempt at the world 440 yard record. Invited rivals include W Wilcox Jr from Harvard Hinga Dæmond Chicago Homer Poker and H J Richardson from Princeton, all among the fastest American track men, to compete with the Pennsylvania flyer.
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Famous Auto Racer Boillot Dies in War
Indianapolis report states George Boillot, holder of the speedway record at Indianapolis, died from a German bullet in France during an air engagement. He had set a 1 minute 30.13 seconds mark for the 2 1/2 mile oval in 1913.
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Kid McCoy Enlists With New York Militia
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy joins as private in Company K Seventy-first regiment of the New York National Guard. He enlists to help the state on a war footing and may rise to higher rank later.
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Baseball Scores from Three Cities
In Philadelphia the Phillies beat the New York team 4 to 2. In Brooklyn the score was 1 to 1 with Boston winning 6 to 2. In Pittsburg Cincinnati posted 8 to 4. No further results reported.
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American results from late season hockey games
Scores reported from multiple games: New York 0 against Philadelphia 5, Detroit 3 against Chicago 6, Boston 1 against Washington 0, and St Louis 2 6 vs Cleveland 3 5, reflecting results across venues.
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Chance for Marble Champions Get Out the Aggies
Cleveland will stage a championship marble tournament on June 17 with each school in the sixth city sending its top shooter. The event will use the traditional bull-ring format with four marbles lined up and ready to contest the title.
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Northwestern Golf Tourney Set for July 26 in Spokane
The first 18 holes of the qualifying round for the amateur championship will be played on Monday July 26. Entries close June 26. The Northwestern championship tourney will be held in Spokane.
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Spokane
Betting Craze Grows at Pimlico Race Track
Betting at Pimlico race track has escalated into a craze with patrons wagering large sums. Reports show $234,000 poured into mutuels in a single afternoon near Baltimore, and another day reaching $200,000.
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Fennely Chosen Captain of Next Seattle High Baseball
Dick Fennely was chosen captain of the next year’s baseball squad at a meeting of the lettermen at West Seattle High School last night.
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Weat
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Rain Delays Great Falls Tacoma Game in Montana Town
Wet conditions in Great Falls Montana postponed yesterday's Tacoma game as rain disrupted the schedule. Players and officials awaited resumption details while fans later left the stands.
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Great Falls
Montana
Baseball Game Summary Featuring Seattle Vancouver Inning Actions
Two-base hits and defensive plays highlighted a Seattle versus Vancouver game. Notable sequences include a double play Guiga to Morse to Giddings and a 6-1 run by Walker Barhem Schmuts with Struck outs by Barham and Schmuts. Pitcher Parham posted a 1.62 ERA as umpires Finneran officiated the game.
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Fifinella Wins New Oak Stakes at Newmarket
Fifinella captured the New Oak stakes at Newmarket on June 2, the same filly that won the New Derby recently. The Oak stakes were substituted for the usual Oak stakes.
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Brothers Seek Grid Fame at Michigan Freshmen
Ann Arbor Mich June 2 Brothers of two Wolverine greats will join the University of Michigan freshmen class next fall Stewart Pontius brother of the Brute 19-year-old over six feet tall 192 pounds from Ohio Wesleyan preparatory department and track star in Springfield Illinois high school join alongside Edward Dick and Morrie Pontius all noted stars in university athletics.
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Dance Craze Grips Michigan Gridders
Michigan football coaches blame the dance craze for poor spring practice turnout. Few players attend workouts with only about nine showing up versus higher rates at other schools. Fifty five Wolverines registered at the start of spring practice.
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Market Today Complete Report with Poultry and Pork Prices
Prices paid to producers for poultry veal and pork listed with weights and product types. Includes ducks hens roosters turkeys veal and pork categories with live and dressed forms and regional price notes. Also shows butter eggs cheese and hay grain values and regional timothy prices including Oregon Wisconsin and Puget Sound figures.
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Beavers Slip Us A Game
Vancouver reports Wayne Barham returning from suspension to start for the Beavers against the Seattle Giants in the opening game of the series. Pettus and Cunningham each had two hits as Seattle won 9 to 6 aided by five singles and an error in the eighth. Schmutz allowed 11 singles but Vancouver could not rally. Spokane Beats Butte 4 to 2 as Butte committed five errors.
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Fort Wayne? Morton win 4 to 2 in 15 innings
In Peoria on June 2 the Ye Old Taverns of Peoria pitcher Suldon and Morton TiL pitcher Ackerman combined for 48 strikeouts. Ackerman fanned 24, Morton won 4 to 2 in a 15 inning game. Morton lineup included five Rapp brothers three Berger brothers and Ackerman, a Rapp cousin.
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Woman Golf Pro Shatters Country Norm at New Hampshire Links
In Jackson New Hampshire West Worth Hall golf links boast a single woman professional. Mrs Dunn Webb offers lessons on the short nine hole course sells goods and runs a repair shop She is daughter of the late Tom Dunn a noted instructor and architect She was England s first woman instructor and taught at Princess Golf Club in 1904 Now giving about 90 lessons weekly her pupils include two women champions She is married to Prof Webb the Brae Burn Golf Club s new professional.
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Racers Injured at Indianapolis Meet on Way to Recovery
INDIANAPOLIS June 2 The condition of Jack Le Cain an injured automobile race driver whose Delage turned over in Tuesday's 200 mile race here was much improved today Though his injuries may still prove fatal Le Cain is making a hard fight Tom Rooney and his mechanician Jimmie Mc Allister who were injured in an accident minutes before Le Cains car turned over are recovering
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Bud Sharpe Dies Former Braves Player and Coast Manager
Bud Sharpe, former Oakland Coast league club manager and first baseman for the Boston Braves, died yesterday in Haddock Georgia.
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