Seattle Siwashes Go On Road for Three Weeks
Seattle’s Coast league club heads on a three week road swing after a Sunday doubleheader with Sacramento. They open at Vernon, then Oakland, then return home before a southern trip to face Vernon and Oakland again. The Seals and Beers battle for top Coast League position as Salt Lake and Los Angeles gain.
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Washington Football Opens Practice With Coach Allison Plan
Coach Allison plans to call out the Washington Huskies for first practice as the team prepares for the upcoming season. The roster and schedule details remain to be announced by University of Washington officials.
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San Francisco Pitchers Face Ban Over Gambling Attempt
Casey Smith and Tom Seaton, San Francisco pitchers, were charged with gambling and barred from the Southern league by Proxy John Martin. The duo tried to join Little Rock in the circuit with Smith aiming for a Portland bout. Mike 4, former middleweight champ, set to box Battling of San Francisco in Portland on June 5.
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Tom Seaton
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Little Rock
John Martin
Portland
Ore
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Battling
Pacific Coast League scores summary
Fragmentary sports table shows multiple city teams including San Francisco Salt Lake City Vernon Los Angeles Portland Sacramento Oakland Seattle and Los Angeles with varied point totals and incomplete results. The data is unclear but indicates a league standings snapshot.
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Seattle Wins Loose Ball Game
Seattle defeated Sacramento 6 to 5 in a flighty baseball contest highlighted by late hits from Middleton and Walter and a misplayed ball by Kopp. Geary pitched seven innings for Seattle, while Geary and Brenton contributed on the mound as Seattle secured the victory in the seventh.
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Hohne
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Bite
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Phyie and
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Walter Mails
Redax
Gardner
Rob Geary
Walke
Rune Mrenton
Evers Sought as McGraw Replacement for Giants
In Manhattan rumors follow McGraw turning over team duties to Christy Mathewson and his possible retirement. Johnny Evers, former star second baseman now coaching with the Giants, is discussed as a potential manager successor to McGraw as Mathewson handles business and reports say he may retire after the season.
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Boxing woes loom as Seattle fans seek boxing commission action
Puget Sound Athletic club hosted a chaotic card with last minute changes ending in a canceled McCarthy Davis bout after fans demanded refunds. Douglas blamed poor promotion and questioned Travie Lavin’s claimed injury while the boxing commission faces investigations and calls for accountability. local boxing and golf reports follow with Jefferson Park and North End events highlighted.
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Everett Welter
McCarthy Davis
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Davie
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Boxing Commission
P N A Swim Meet Set for Seattle Crystal Pool
Seattle hosts the P N A championships on June 21 at Crystal pool featuring men and women events including 100 and 220 yard dashes, breaststroke, backstroke, relays, plunge for distance and diving. Notable swimmers Lambert Sternbergh Nutrie Kana waloff and Mrs Wagetaff train for Olympic trials in San Francisco July 3 4 and 5 6.
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Crystal Pool
Lambert Sternbergh
Nutrie Kanawaloff
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Anna Mayhall
San Francisco
Local Seattle Yacht Club Meet Sets Interclub Races
The Seattle Yacht Club will hold an important meeting at the club house on Lake Washington Tuesday to plan inter club races. The season opened last Sunday with a Lake Washington cruise and the club expects a large session of events.
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Major Hitters Led by Speaker and Hornsby in Averages
In a race for batting honors both leagues push for top averages. Tris Speaker leads the American with .897 after 68 hits in 146 at bats for the Indians. Rogers Hornsby tops the National with .392 from 65 hits in 166 plate appearances.
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Joe Jackson
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Dave Robertson
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Heinze Groh
Jake Daubert
Ed Roush
Bagby
Cleveland
Jack
Bunker Edges Bevo Kruvosky in Dreamland Main Event
In San Francisco on June 6 Har Lan Bunker defeated Bevo Kruvosky in the main event at Dreamland with a second round knock-down and the lead from start to finish. Walker also beat Charlie May in a fierce bout, while Steve Dalton defeated Buck Holley.
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Harlan Bunker
Bevo" Kruvosky
Dreamland
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Walker
Charlie May
Steve Dalton
Buck Holley
Trapshooting events span Pacific Northwest dates this summer
The American Trapshooting association supports the Comet le trap sheetings classic at Walla Walla June 15 14 15 and 16 with Stoney Mellin and A Haight in charge. From Walla Walla shooters go to Vancouver BC June 20. Northwest trophies include six sterling silver dishes bearing the A T A emblem.
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American Trapshooting Association
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Ff. McKelvey
The Crown Comes to Europe via Alexander the Great
The crown as a royal symbol spread to Europe following Alexander the Great who adopted the Persian royal ornament tradition.
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Alexander the Great
City Grammar School Ball Title at Stake
With the highest honors in grammar school baseball at stake TB Fo Day and Mercer lead ers will duel for the city diamond title at Woodland park on May 1. The big game headlines the mammoth boys picnic organized by the Seattle Elks for local youths.
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Young Collinge Dominates Semi in Local Junior Tennis
In yesterday's junior tennis meet at the Tennis Club, Young Collinge beat Bill MacMillan 6-2 6-3 to reach the semi finals. Marion advanced with a tough win over Neer, 16-4 3-6 6-2, and faced Bailey in a match cut short at one set apiece, with Saturday morning play planned. The morning winner would face Collings in the final scheduled for the afternoon.
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Forest Hilla
Michigan and Illinois Favored in WIC Track Meet Finals
Ann Arbor Mich June 6 On the face of preliminaries Michigan and Illinois hold center stage for finals in the Western inter collegiate conference track meet here today Each qualified nine men yesterday for the event schedule and scoring.
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Wllnois
Two Teams Drop Out of Star Baseball League
The Georgetown Merchants and South Seattle Merchants drop from The Star Junior Baseball League as league games approach. The Tailored Ready crowd faces Felix club at Lincoln Field at 3 30 P M with Don Hunter and Ed Swift pitching. Other Sunday matchups listed include Rainier Valley Juniors Interbay Juniors Mercer Field and more games at BF Day Field Columbia Field Alki Field Adams Field.
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Wells Club Loses Star Twirler Ed Swift After Tomorrow
The Wells club will lose star pitcher Ed Swift after tomorrow's game with Tailored Heady tomeorroew. Swift leaves town next week to take operation as timekeeper on the Milwaukee railroad. The Slickers strong junior team impresses City Star league fans. Ivan Jones and McIver depart from Mt. Baker and Cavalier clubs for the rest of the season. Ted Abner plans to enter the University of Washington and join the Green and Black football squad.
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Benjamin Stops Eddie Shannon in Portland Fight
Joe Benjamin earned a technical knockout over Eddie Shannon of Los Angeles in the seventh round in Portland. Shannon, knocked down in the first round, fought through the sixth, when Dick Brenton won the decision after breaking Sam Gordon’s slat.
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Los Angeles
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Dick Brenton
Sammy Gordon
Boxing Notes From San Francisco and Beyond
Joe Benjamin, San Francisco light weight, headlines the Neorthweet Athletic club show at the Arena Ancreee with Marell Jones. The sport faces weather and outdoor crowds in St Paul region reports. Jimmy Wilde plans U S return after five to six months in London with earnings near fifty thousand dollars. Lew Tendler nears world status with recent four thousand dollar knockout of Papin. Bevo Kruvosky remains a San Francisco draw. Bevo versus Frank Farmer could bring a big card. Roy McCormick, English light heavyweight, hints at bringing Joe Beckett to California. no bout yet.
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Neorthweet Athletic Club
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Tecome 7
Jimmy Wilde
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London
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Jimmy
Roy McCormick
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England
Joe Beckett
Unclear Scribbles On Scoreboard Listing Batteries Match
Fragmentary notes show teams Los Angeles and San Francisco with a 3 10 0 scoreline and players Love Lewis Agnew Aldridge Lapan. The readable bits imply a baseball or similar battery pairing but lack full context or date.
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Agnew
Aldridge
Lapan
School Kids Stage Meet at University of Washington Oval
A large field of entries competes in the annual grammar school track meet set to begin at the University of Washington Oval.
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Portland Battery Standouts Highlighted Players
At Portland R H EB game, standout batters Cullop Baum and Byler lead the offense along with Kallio Polson and Koehler. The lineup features key contributions from the listed players as the team pushes for victory.
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Kallio
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Koehler
Washington May Quit Conference
Washington may withdraw from the Pacific Coast conference after a Portland meeting where a 50-50 gate receipt split was adopted. Washington seeks the previous visiting team buy, backed by Stanford and California, while Oregon State Oregon and smaller colleges oppose.
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Levinsky to Be "Trial Horse" in Carpentier Bout
Georges Carpentier signs to box Battling Levinsky in a 12 of 15 rounds bout promoted by Jack Curley. The Paris fighter earns a $50,000 guarantee as the public eyes a glittering clash set before July 26 with New York venues likely. The American public expects action and a standout spectacle.
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UW Woman Tennis Star Could Claim Permanent Cup
Marion Wheaton of the University of Washington has won the women's singles title for the second time and would gain permanent possession if she wins again next year. She defeated Irma Fraser last week by 7 9 63 6 3 in New Orleans, as Rea Torkelson, a pitcher, has been placed in the Pelicans outfield by manager Dobbs. Red also bats well, hitting around .300.
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New Orleans
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