Open Letter: Seattle Swede Hulen's Path to Success
The piece portrays Helen Hulen, born in Falun Sweden, who arrived in Seattle after his family faced hardship. It traces his struggles with language, early jobs at Green Lake line and Frederick & Nelson, his turn to boxing and swimming, and his rise as a left-handed puncher and baseball outfielder with the Majestics, highlighting his unconventional route to success.
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Majestics
Pat Eastley Pitches Fifth Victory For Seattle Team
Pat Eastley won his fifth straight decision Thursday as Seattle defeated Victoria 6 to 1. Eastley pitched superbly with 13 hits allowed by Victoria though Seattle's offense, led by Eastley’s third inning line drive, supported him. The Maple Leaf crowd saw Haworth score Victoria’s lone run after a fielding miscue, while Seattle’s Smith and Morse sparked early scoring and Eastley contributed a run-scoring hit along the third base line.
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Helen Hulen’s tough boxing past and billiard empire
The article recalls Helen Hulen’s grit in a grudge fight with Indian Joe Gregg, ending in three knockouts and his candid admission of a rough era. It notes his later success as manager of Brown & Hulen, opening the Arcade billiard rooms with 34 tables worth $60,000, and his enduring roles as referee, athlete, and father.
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America
Rainbow Trout Displayed At Thompson’s Seattle Window
A pristine rainbow trout, 20 inches long and weighing six pounds, is shown in the window of R Thomp son’s restaurant at Fourth and Pike in Seattle. Caught Thursday in the Green River about 40 miles from Seattle after an hour long battle, it is praised as a thoro bred specimen with no steelhead or salmon traces.
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R. Thompson
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Green River
Travis Is Picked To Win Metropolitan Golf Title
In Apawamis Country Club, Oswald Kirkby and Walter J Travis will contest the afternoon semi final if they win morning matches. Travis, a veteran, has been playing well and is favored to take the championship. He defeated Jerome Travers three times national champion one up in the second round Thursday.
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Walter J. Travis
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Jerome PD. Travers
Semi finals in Seattle high school tennis tournament
In the Seattle high school tennis tournament at the Seattle Tennis Club, Thursday, one representative from each school except Lincoln advances to the semi finals. Lincoln’s players were eliminated on day one. Singles and doubles semi finalists include Waller and Miller from West Seattle and Franklin, Chamberlain, Broadway, and Oleon from Queen Anne and Broadway.
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Seattle Tennis Club
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Waller
West Seattle
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Franklin
Chamberlain
Broadway
Oleon
Queen Anne
Excursions from Colman Dock by Navy Yard vessels
S. Kennedy and Tourist sail from Colman Dock to the Navy Yard with departures at 6:30, 8:00, 10:30 a.m., 1:30, 2:00, and 6:30 p.m. Daily visitors welcome. Fare is 50 cents round trip, children 5 to 12 pay 25 cents.
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Colman Dock
Hoaglund to Direct Broadway Football Squad as Manager
Otto Hoaglund former Broadway substitute lines man will direct the Broadway football squad as manager this season. He is aided by Duryea Adams and Bill Bowdin. The trio was chosen Thursday by the Broadway High Athletic association. Walter Burke was elected president Fred Gribble vice president Wallace Mac Donald secretary Harold White treasurer and Keven Henehan student representative. A farewell dinner for Bill Cook organizer of the boys club and four year gym instructor at Broadway will be held tonight at the Y M C A. Cook departs for the University of Philadelphia to study medicine and will leave Broadway after this term.
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Bill Bowdin
Broadway High Athletic Association
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Fred Gribble
Wallace MacDonald
Harold White
Keven Henehan
Broadway High
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Cook
University of Philadelphia
Tigers Fall in Ninth In Vancouver Tilt
In Vancouver on June 4 Tacoma plated three ninth inning runs but failed to convert with the bases loaded as Coleman did not deliver. Final score 6 to 5 Tacoma over Vancouver, with uneven fielding noted throughout the game.
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Coleman
Works Trick Play In Spokane Aberdeen Game
In the fifth inning of a game on June 4 Spokane pitcher Wicker secretly handed the ball to Wuffit at second with bases full and no outs. Murphy was thrown out at the plate thinking Wicker had the ball as Spokane won 4 to 3. Score details show Spokane 4 Aberdeen 3 with key sequence.
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Wicker
Spokane
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Murphy
How They Stand In the Leagues
Baseball scores from multiple leagues with results in Seattle Victoria Aberdeen Spokane Vancouver Tacoma St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York Kansas City Pittsburgh Truffle Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake Portland and other cities. Weather caused postponements in All American league games.
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Petshee
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Louie Teaee
Newark
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Buffalo
Francisco
Salt Lake City
Western league players face salary cuts or league collapse
June 4 in Chicago reports Tip O'Neil president of the Western league asked the National Association of Minor Leagues to suspend the Western league if players refuse to accept heavy salary reductions.
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Tip O'Neil
National Association of Minor Leagues
Entry List Promises Largest Northwest Track Meet at Portland
The June 11 Pacific Northwest track and field championships at Multnomah Field attract growing entrant numbers with Portland report noting it may become the largest meet in the event’s history.
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Pacific Northwest
Multnomah Field
Alibi Letter Exposes Seattle Baseball Transfer
The open letter to Dr. Dugdale from Jack Beatty on June 2 defends his move from Seattle to Los Angeles. Beatty denies wanting a warmer climate, disputes Dugdale and Raymond, and contradicts The Star’s questions about an outright sale.
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