Young Moose Jaw duo fire no hit no run feats
Moose Jaw Robinhoods pitchers Russell Northup and Bob Steele each fired nine no hit no run innings in May games. Northup blanked Medicine Hat May 16, Steele matched the feat May 20 after joining Moose Jaw from Des Moines. Steele, 19, hailed from Victoria B C and quickly became a league sensation in Western Canada.
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Bob Steele
Russell Northup
Moose Jaw Robinhoods
Medicine Hat
Northup
Hatters
Calgary
Steele
Northup Hata
Des Moines
Vancouver
Moose Jaw
Victoria
B.C
Willard May Meet Pelkey for Reno Fight Match
San Francisco dispatch reports promoter Dom Gay seeking a June match in Reno between Jens Willard and Arthur Pelkey. Tom Jones indicates Willard would face the man who defeated Luther McCarty in Calgary. Gay has promoted bouts in Calgary Edmonton Seattle and Spokane. Also noted is Washington state game law infraction fine for H C Mettern fishing near a fish ladder on the Little Pend Oreille near Arden.
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Watted Presse
San Francisco
Arthur Pelkey
Jens Willard
Reno
Nev
Dom Gay
Tom Jones
Gay
Willard
Luther McCarty
Calgary
Tommy Burns
Fadmonton
Seattle
Spokane
Chewelah
Wash
H. C. Mettern
Little Pend Oreille
Arden
Champs Extend Pennant Lead Over Vancouver Beavers
Sporting chatter notes the Champs boosted their pennant lead to two games after a win over the Vancouver Beavers. Manager Raymond plans to start Henry Peterson in today’s game, while Chase for second place remains tight with Portland Pippins and Beavers looming next week.
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Vancouver Beavers
Tigers
Raymond
Henry Peterson
St. Martin College
Indians
Portland Pippins
Beavers
Portland
Lowell School Aims for Big Meet After Weigh-In Record
Lowell grammar school athletes prepare to dominate the annual grade school track and field meet at the University of Washington. They set a record on Thursday and all 20 entrants are weighed in at Lincoln Park without any overweight athletes. Over 250 boys from Seattle compete, and Lowell stands alone with a full entry. Participants include Frank Brooks Edward Burwell Ewart Jared Wendell Phillips Lafayette Rocky Darrell Phillips Neil Wabranshek Albert Burrows Oliver Furaman William Walkina Fred Knowlton Ernest Hathaway Herald Gwillyn Carl Weber Dan McFarland Robert Wabranshek Otto Lewis James McCloskey Henry Ryberg Edgar McDougall Ainsworth Blogs Gavin Wetherspoon.
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Lowell Grammar School
University of Washington
Lincoln Park
Lowell
Seattle
Frank Brooks
Edward Burwell
Ewart Jared
Wendell Phillips
Lafayette Rocky
Darrell Phillips
Neil Wabranshek
Albert Burrows
Oliver Furaman
William Walkina
Fred Knowlton
Ernest Hathaway
Herald Gwillyn
Carl Weber
Dan McFarland
Robert Wabranshek
Otto Lewis
James McCloskey
Henry Ryberg
Edgar McDougall
Ainsworth
Gavin Wetherspoon
Tacoma High Coach Doubtful About Meet Prospects
Coach Bell of Tacoma High expresses pessimism about winning the state interscholastic track meet in Tacoma Saturday. He fears North Central Spokane standout Pearson most, along with Davies and Knights from North Central. Rosalia’s Schlaffer and Queen Anne’s Kirkpatrick projected as winners. 96 entries from Seattle Spokane Tacoma South Bend Ito saki Port Townsend Hoquiam Margavile Everett and Bellingham compete.
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Bell
Stadium High
Tacoma
Hell
Pearson
North Central High
Spokane
Davies
Knights
Seattle
South Bend
Itosaka
Port Townsend
Hoquiam
Margavile
Everett
Bellingham
Auto Races and Polo Announced for Meadows and Madison Park
Announcement lists Meadows events on July 12 and 18 featuring national drivers brought by promoter H W Doherty. Hob Burman and his company will present auto polo exhibitions and fast driving at Madison Park on July 20.
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the Meadows
Madison Park Speedway
H. W. Doherty
Meadows
Hob Burman
Madison Park
New World Record At Princeton
F C Thompson of Los Angeles set a world amateur track and field record at Princeton with 7 499 points in ten events surpassing James Thorpe and Martin Sheridan. The Amateur Athletic Union sanctioned meet was open to all registered amateurs and Thompson competed in all events with J H Simons finishing second.
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Princeton
F. C. Thompson
Los Angeles
Princeton Theological Seminary
James Thorpe
Martin Sheridan
New York
Jas. Thorpe
Amateur Athletic Union
Thompson
J. H. Simons
Seattle Beats Spokane Indians 3–0 in Fourth Straight Win
Alvon Gipe limited Spokane to three singles as Seattle shut out the visitors 3 to 0. Beattie scored twice in the first inning. Shaw hit by pitch, Nil sacrificed, Strait stole second, Killilay lined a single.
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Alvon Gipe
Spokane Indians
Seattle
Spokane
Dave Kraft
Coveleskie
Beattie
Shaw
Strait
Killilay
Interscholastic Tennis Tourney Semi finals Report
The second annual Interscholastic tennis tournament at Seattle club courts Thursday saw Franklin clinch the doubles title. Singles finals matchups today feature Hob Small and Ross Williams of Franklin against Queen Anne’s, with Franklin doubles teams Palmer-Small and Rucker-Miller competing for the doubles crown. Thursday results show Small-Palmer defeating Thomas-Williames 6-1 6-4 and Miller-Mocker beating Jaeger-Lyon 2-4.
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Seattle
Thursaday
Franklin
Hob Small
Ross Williams
Queen Anne
Palmer-Small
Rucker-Miller
Small
Palmer
Thomas
Williame
Mocker
Miller
Jaeger
Lyon
Lincoln
Pmall
Rucker
Willams
Goodwin
Broadway
Edmonton Club Offers 25000 to Match Welsh Dream Fight
The Edmonton Athletic Club wired Willie Ritchie’s manager Win Nolan offering to back a £25,000 winner take all bout against Freddie Welsh with a side bet of 5,000. Edmonton council agrees not to ban prize fighting.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Edmonton Athletic Club
Robert Buchanan
Win Nolan
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Ritchie
Baseball scores and a Capitol fund payoff notice
Major league results include American League cleats Detroit 6 Philadelphia 10 and New York 3 Chicago 6 Boston 0 while National League games note Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 4 Cincinnati 0 and a postponed St Louis at New York due to rain. Also Portland 10 Oakland 6 and San Francisco 6 Venice 0 in the Coast League. Olympia reports twenty six capitol fund warrants of 1000 each will be paid on or after June 15 by the state treasury.
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Washington
Mooreland
New York
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Kostone’ Ss
Pitteborg
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St. Lovie-New York
Olympia
Capitol Building Fund
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Portland
Victoria
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Loat
Ebeenee
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Eeasemne
Oy Seee
Toston
Ata
Louis
Pittehure
Venice
Sacramento
San Francisco
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Wee Coyle
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Lowell School
Tacoma High
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Pappa
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Tenner
Euene Wegner
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Rune
Kraft
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Ceaser
Hudson River
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
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Wisconsin
Stewart House
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Pike Public Market
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First Ave
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