Tacoma Leads In State Meet Preview With Local Favorites
Tacoma squads Coleman Broadway and Slaton show strong form as stadium coach predicts a Tacoma victory at the upcoming state high school meet. Seattle rivals Broadway Queen Anne Lincoln push to challenge while Crane the Tacoma sprinter and Kirkpatrick pace events.
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Northwest grammar school boys track meet fields 267 entrants
The eighth annual outdoor track and field meet at the University of Washington next Saturday lists 267 contestants from 20 schools. Green Lake Interlake and Lowell lead entries. events span Class A to D from 60 to 100 yards and relays with no admission charged and 1:30 p.m. start.
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Seattle Baseball Trends and Rivalry With Spokane
The piece reviews Seattle’s long standing rivalry with Spokane, notes diminished spirit in current Indians matchups, and highlights players like Cohns crew with Coveleskie and Wagner. It mentions Henry Peterson joining Seattle, Kippert transfer bids, Altman replacement talks, and concerns over alcohol affecting pitching.
Small Stars Shine In City Tennis Tourney
Franklin star Bob Small and partner Palmer dominated doubles as the city high school tennis championships continued at the Soaa Tennis club courts. Tuesday results include Franklin’s Small defeating West Seattle and Williams of Queen Anne rallying past Hainsworth, with several doubles matches won by Franklin players.
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Crack Golfers Coming to Town
Some of the best golf players in the country including Charles Evans Jr of the Western Golf association will appear on the Seattle links for three days starting June 11. The team departs Chicago Thursday night for a Pacific coast tour with individual and team events in several cities. Evans will captain the group and players include Howard Lee of Detroit Phil Stanton of Grand Rapids Harry Legg of Minneapolis Jarred K Wood D K Sawyer Carl Devol and Frasier Hale of Chicago.
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Weight dispute mars Ritchie Rivers title bout plans
In San Francisco on June 4 a weight controversy delays the Willie Ritchie versus Joe Rivers July 4 match. After two futile talks, a third conference is set at promoter Graney's office with Nolan and Rivera's managers to settle the heel weight as the fight date approaches.
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Hidden bow explains why the green hat curves back
The bow at the back of the green hat reveals the purpose of the knot hiding hat pins. It clarifies how the decorative bow conceals functional pins and maintains the hat’s shape.
League Trades Shake National League rosters
Beale Decker leaves the New York Giants to join the Philadelphia Nationals while Dodge moves from the Phillies to Cincinnati in a swap announced by National club manager Doolin. Hecker, acquired from the Giants, may debut with Philadelphia Thursday, replacing the injured Packett. In a separate accident, 17 year old Herbert Olundh was fatally injured on a Queen Anne high school playground after a discus slipped from Holcomb Kirkpatrick’s hand. He is hospitalized with a skull fracture at Pacific hospital and resides with mother Mrs Annie S Olundh at 68 Vine.
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Champs Win Hit Top Rung Again
Champs stay in first place after beating Vancouver Heavy as Tacoma thrashes them. Tenley Raymond leads Champs to a second win over Indiana. Results include Cleveland 2 New York 3 and Chicago 2 Philadelphia 7 with other league scores across American and National leagues.
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Derby winner 100 101 Shot Aboquer displaces Craganour
June 4 at Epsom the outsider Aboquer ridden by A Cunliffe won the Derby after favorite Craganour was disqualified at the finish. Louvers owned by W Raphael finished third. Time 2 37 3. Purse about $35 000 to the winner.
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Adams triumphs 8 to 7 in protested Minor-Adams game
At a Public Schools league executive committee meeting the protested game stood as played with Adams winning 8 to 7. The city Clase A championship final between Adams and South Park is set for Friday at Lincoln Park at 4 pm.
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Crew arrives on the Hudson for regatta
The University of Washington eight, a main regatta competitor, reached Poughkeepsie from Seattle on June 4 in good condition. Five of the six eights slated to race are due to arrive before week’s end, with events scheduled for June 21.
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Wellington Woods Wins Coe Medal At Lincoln Park Meet
Wellington Woods, a sophomore at Broadway High, won the annual Coe Medal on Lincoln Park cinder track Tuesday afternoon after a three attempt rule. Edward Hussey finished second in the event.
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Dundee Fears Wolgast Will Use Foul Tactics
Johnny Dundee asks promoter McCarey to warn Ad Wolgast to fight clean in their scheduled 20 round bout at Vernon next Saturday night. Wolgast replies he will not accept a foul finish and expects a fair contest. Both boxers are publicly trading shots before the bout.
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Big Cy Falkenberg Wins Tenth Straight For Cleveland
Cleveland defeated the Highlanders 2 to 0 as Cy Falkenberg pitched two runs and four hits allowed while notching his tenth consecutive victory. His rise puzzling and his heady mound work carry Cleveland up the standings after a career revival spurred by a move from Toledo and a later pick up by Birmingham.
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Campbell Heads to Steveston Bout in July
Joe Hayley Canada champion lightweight has been matched with Welsh champion of England in a Steveston B C bout on July 1. Ray Campbell Seattle fighter sails to Vancouver with manager Lindberg to train for his June 12 clash with Welch.
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Welterweight Title Bout Set At Pacific Club Bremerton
Charlie Fox and Henry Kraiger have been matched for a four round bout at the Pacific Athletic club Bremerton tonight. Five other fantasy bouts will precede the main event.
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Seattle
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