Fort Lawton Routs Mikados in 3–2 Ball Clash
Fort Lawton edged Mikados 3 to 2 in a snappy game. Jacobs Bakery won its fifth straight, 2 to 0 over Gophers with Slaton fanning 14. Monroe beat Brown Hulen 2 to 1 on late homers and hits. Seattle Knights fell to North Yakima 4 to 2. Genttie Elks lost 6 to 1 at Port Blakeley. Iroquois crushed Ballard 16 to 4 with heavy hitting. Washington Iron Works beat Fort Ward 9 to 7. Palace Markets defeated Falls City 6 to 2. North Seattle A C beat Rainier Valley 5 to 4 and seeks out‑of‑town games in July and August. Dexter Horton routed National Bank of Commerce 8 to 4. Mike Wrights beat Port Orchard 6 to 4 with Berg pitching well.
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Jacobs Bakery
The
Gophers
Slaton
Bakers
K L. Sherrill
Evanston Ave
Mike Wrights
Port Orchard
Port Orchard Athletic Club
Berg
Wrights
Haba Set To Take A Throw To Stop A Steal
The article describes second base play requiring agility quick thinking accurate throwing and courage. It emphasizes teamwork with the shortstop and the need to judge ball direction and reach bases from any receiving position while risking collision and aiming to touch the runner swiftly.
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Haba
Birdman to Fly for Charity in Los Angeles
Charis FP Walsh, famed aviator nicknamed the Birdman, will perform a series of aerial flights at Madison Park in Los Angeles to raise funds for Wayside Emergency Hospital and the Anti Tuberculosis Society. Promoter James W. Son highlights Walsh as a premier daredevil with precise machine control. The shows mark a return to the city since Charles K. Hamilton’s Meadows accident three years prior.
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Wayside Emergency Hospital Fund
Anti Tuberculosis Society
Charis FP
Walsh
Los Angeles
Old
Madison Park
James W Son
Grigtors
Hel
California
Charles K. Hamton
the Meadows
Charles K
High scores and race wins across multiple events reported
Has High Score J. Smith of Portland topped the Genttle Trapshooters meet with high score. Landweh won Beivbg watch by hitting 19 of 20. Miller edged Smith for the Shanklin trophy after a shootoff. Dorothy K. owned by A. P. Ke er won the LakeWood motor boat race after the eight mile course in 45 minutes with a list of finishers following. July 4 race planned. Kramer claimed the Newark half mile bicycle title in 1:20.15 at Wallaburg velodome while Fogler won the five mile motor paced event in 7:52.35. Jackie Clark of Australia won a three mile handicap from scratch in 6:61.35. Eller set a 71-yard high hurdle record at New York meet in 9.5 seconds. Kiviat edged Wilton Paul in 1500 meters in 4:03.25 with Shepard fifth. Haynes won 200 yard handicap in 31.4 seconds. Swastikas defeated Port Townsend 4 to 1 with Hayes collecting 12 hits.
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J. Smith
Portland
Genttle Trapshooters’ Association
Landweh
Miller
Smith
Dorothy K
A. P. Ke ®Er
LakeWood
Don II
Bertha M
Helen
Vivian
Farley
Froufrou
Waugrean
Wramer
Newark
Frank L. Kramer
Wallaburg Velodome
Joe Fogler
Jackie Clark
Australia
New York
Joen J. Eller
Irish-American Athletic Club
Abel Kiviat
Wilton Paul
University of Pennsylvania
Melvin Shepard
W. J. Haynes
The Star Pink Sports Sheet Highlights Northwestern Scores
The Star Pink sheet covers Northwestern league games with the day’s big league scores. It includes news pictures and comment on major sports happenings.
Urchins Steal Tent Floor for Backstop
A group of boys stole a tent floor from Mitchell Phillips at 7 Loretta Place to use as a backstop for a corner lot baseball game. Police were notified and the flooring was returned.
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Mitchell Phillips
Loretta Place
Aviator Walsh Injured in Test Flight Telegraphed Wires
In Wenatchee on June 56 Aviator Charles F Walsh was blown into telegraph wires during a wind test before a long flight with two passengers. His aircraft was badly damaged and he was stunned but not seriously hurt. The meet drew about 7 000 spectators and two flights were completed on Saturday.
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Wenatchee
Charlies F. Walsh
Walsh
Twise
Seattle Miniatural Federation Excursion Features Baseball Game
The Seattle Miniatural Federation hosts its annual excursion to Bailbridge Island with a Leans vs Fats baseball game as the feature. Clergymen have trained for the fray. rumors say Rev. M. A. Matthews will pitch for the Leans and Rev. W. A. Major for the Fats.
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Seattle+ Miniaterial Federation
Baiibridge Island
Fats
M. A. Matthews
W. A. Major
Slabman
Montana Kid Challenges Gotehy in Weigh-In Duel
The Montana Kid from Tonopah now in this city issues a challenge to Si Gotehy the state scrapper who drew with Oscar Mortimer. The Montana Kid demands Gotehy weigh 142 pounds. Communications go to Te Star sporting editor.
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Montana
Gotchy
Giants Annex Both Contests in Northwestern League Play
Seattle won 6 3 and 6 1 while Tacoma 6 Portland 6. Spokane beat Vancouver 4 3 yesterday. Big Jim Wigge debuted with a 6–6 win risking control. Dave Skeels pitched well in the other game. Spokane toppled Vancouver 4–3 in a separate match.
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Seattle
Victoria
Tacoma
Portland
Spokane
Vancouver
Dugdale’s Park
Big Jim” Wigge
Wiggs
Giants
Keller
Helford
Raymond
Cocash
Cruikshank
Holder
Skeels
Dave Skeels
Starkell
Starke
George Ort
Weed
Ort
Tigers Victorious Again Tacoma Defeats Portland 6 to 2
In a strong showing Tacoma moved seven of eight with a 6 to 2 win over Portland. Pat Butler pitched for Portland while Annies received solid support from his teammates. The Bengals pushed runs across in the first and fifth frames as Tacoma seized control.
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Tigers
Tacoma
Portland
Pat Butler
Beattle
Bengals
Annies
Annis
Burns
Butler
Campbell
Hiradley
Setich Man Thinks He Has Coming Champion
Walter Higgins of Seitch Washington writes The Star sport editor that a lightweight he trains is the next champion. Higgins does not name his fighter or his opponent, but says the man is “one tough nut” and plans to take the hopeful to San Francisco for a four round bout.
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Setich
Walter Higgins
Seitch, Wash
Star Sporting
Higgins
Junior Association games end with Sioux and Harvard Cuba victories
In the third Junior Association series played Saturday Sioux defeated Seneca Invincibles 6 to 2 and Harvard Cuba beat Aloha Tigers 28 to 3. Other standings note Harvard Cuba leading with two wins, Seneca Invincibles and Aloha Tigers trailing. Seattle lodge 92 plans a library fundraiser smoker with two wrestling matches and three boxing bouts at the Alaska building next Thursday evening. Pantorium defeats City Dye Works 14 to 2 at Woodland Park yesterday.
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Crown Cleaners
Queen City Dye Works
Woodland Park
Mason and Shuster and Rothwell
The
Crowns
Matt and
Mack
Queen City
Junior Association
Sioux
Seneca Invincibles
Harvard Cuba
Aloha Tigers
Sibrary
Seattle
Alaska
Pantorium
City Dye Works
Jack Johnson Heads to London for Coronation Fight
Chicago reports Jack Johnson and wife leaving the home for New York en route to London for the coronation and a probable bout with Bombardier Wells. He travels with 26 suits 36 hats 52 pairs of shoes and other clothing. tailor bill cited.
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Jack Johnson
Chicago
Yesterdy
New York
London
Jack
Bombardier Welle
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Columbia #1
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J Montgomery
Fr. Daly
H. P. Hughes
Tod
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Linde & Endres
Piock
James
David Levine
Elgin and Waltham
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Union Mt
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Pike
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First Avenue
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Klein’s Shoe Hospital
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Columbia
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National Typewriter Exchange
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Fifth Ave
U Snape
DR. Worster
Second Avenue
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Spring St
Main
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Union St
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Mgr
Dayton
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Oregon
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Long Island
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East Pike
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James St
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Piest Ave, & Tel
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J. B. Joel
Epsom Downs
Joel
Stern
Kl. Pet
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Cuba
FDR
the Virginius
Virginia St
Teameters
Linemen'’s
Railroad
Westlake Ave
Kelly
Pheng Tod
F. L. Thornton Gunsmith
Pepatrischine Repairing
Westlake Boulevard
van Dusen
East Pine St
Broadway High School
NEW York Harness CO
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East Righ Ind
Walt
Columbia St
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Sullivan
PAN Amara
Queen City Dye Works, Inc
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