Grammar school carnival attracts 267 athletes in Seattle
Twenty one schools entered for the second annual grammar school athletic carnival at Denny Field Seattle with 267 boy athletes. Lowell won last year and fields full entries in all events. Names include Taterlake Godwin Coen Whitam Nolan and many more from multiple schools. Winners receive blue ribbons and banners, the Finish cup goes to the school with the most points.
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Seattle
Denny
Lowell
Two Successive No Hit Games By Wild Bil Baker
A record shows Wild Bil Baker of the St. Thomas Canadian League team pitched back to back no hit games. On May 13 he did not allow a baserunner against Berlin and in his next outing held Peterboro hitless.
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Wild Bil Baker
St. Thomas
Berlin
Peterboro
Chance Bolsters Yankees by Chase Sale to White Sox
Frank Chance reshapes the Yankees by trading Hal Chase to the White Sox for Rollie Zelder and Babe Horton. Zelder strengthens the infield as a regular third baseman, Horton becomes a competent first baseman, and Peckenpaugh moves from Cleveland to add infield depth. The White Sox receive Chase’s bat while Gandil’s Washington success is echoed in Hal’s Chicago impact.
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Frank Chance
Yankees
Chase
White Sox
New York
Chance
Hal Chase
Rollie Zelder
Babe Horton
Morris Rath
Zelder
Sox
Harry Lord
Yankee
Borton
Horton
Roger Peckenpaugh
Cleveland
Chick Gandil
Washington
Prince Hal
Chicago
Poughkeepsie Boat Owners Charge Conibear for Launch Use
Coach Conibear of the University of Washington rowing team arrives for a big regatta with Eastern crews. Local boat owners demand $7 daily launch rent, forcing the Seattle coach to pay for practice. Despite climate change, the crew shows no ill effects and is expected to perform well in the upcoming race.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Conibear
University of Washington
Conebear
Seattle
Washington Caramen
Coatbear
Unknown Wins City Interscholastic Tennis Title
Ross Williams of Queen Anne stunned Franklin star Robert Small to claim the city Interscholastic tennis championship with a 6 4, 7 5, 3 6, 6 4 score. Small struggled with serve and drive. In doubles, Small and Palmer defeated Rucker and Miller 6 1, 6 4 for the title.
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Ross Williams
Queen Anne
Robert Small
Franklin
Small
Palmer
Ee Rucker
Miller
Track Teams Go to Tacoma Meet
The Broadway Queen Anne and Lincoln high schools sent track squads from Seattle to Tacoma for the annual interscholastic meet against nine other high schools. Broadway led with the strongest group, claiming its Priest. boys beat the other two schools. The Tacoma team is highly regarded, but Broadway expects state laurels.
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Broadway
Queen Anne
Lincoln
Seattle
Tacoma
Priest
Fishermen Use Nearly Invisible Line to Catch Grayling
Howard Milliken S. M. Ellerby reports a successful Grayling catch in Lake Washington using an almost invisible line. He explains the secret lies in a nearly invisible line and raising the bait only six inches below the surface to lure the fish.
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S. M. Ellerby
Lake Washington
Ellerby
South Park wins city grammar school baseball title
South Park defeated Adams 15 to 10 at Lincoln Park to claim the Class A grammar school baseball championship. A three base hit by Boughman sparked a late rally as South Park pulled away in the third inning, earning the Spalding cup for one year.
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South Park
Adams
Lincoln Park
Boughman
Champs stumble in final stretch of busy series
The Spokane Champs drop pace as four games tucked away hint at fatigue. Ten Million of the Indians shines with a single and a drive that hints at future roles. Conway leaves Cincinnati for Spokane while Mays is said to be released.
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Ten Million
Seattle
Indians
Garden
Ten
The
Victoria
Medford backs Anderson as gift raised for Ritchie bid
A large Medford meeting backed Bud Anderson with broad support from trades and professions. Organizers raised 1100 dollars to be given to Billy Nolan if he allows Ritchie to enter the ring with Anderson, with Nolan to set remaining terms.
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Medford
Ritchie
Bud Anderson
Cort Hall
Anderson
Billy Nolan
Nolan
Broadway High Athletes Receive Letters at Year’s End
Broadway high athletes were presented with their letters at the last assembly of the year. Cups won by the baseball basketball and track teams were presented to the school.
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Broadway High
Spokane Triumphs In Low-Scoring Pacific Northwest Clash
Spokane defeats Seattle 2 to 1 in a tight feature game. Meikle and Cadreau for Spokane and Cadman for Seattle drive hits as Seattle strands runners in scoring position in the ninth. In other action Cleveland tops New York 2-1, Boston beats Chicago 4-3, and Tacoma loses after Me Ginnity shuttles six innings for Spokane.
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Cadreau
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Cadman
Heattle Atturo
Shaw
E Kilillay
Jackeon
Wilton Rt
Rasmond
Metkin
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Alilon
Yoheab Wagner
Crum
Amey
Vancouver
Louie
Detroit
New York
Pet Phitadelphia Ae
Brooklyn Sea Ae
Chicago
Wee
Bee Pittebure
Loule
Neston
Cincinnati
Oakia
M Allister Wins Another Battle
Bob McAllister defeats Sailor Crane Grande in four rounds at San Francisco. Referee Foley awards the decision after a fast contest with McAllister using long distance work to overpower Grande and prove his improved form.
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Ln United Press
Francisco
Bob McAllister
Sailor Chae
Grande
McAllister
Foley
Sermon Series on Essential Truths Begins Monday Evening
A church announces an evening start to a sermon series titled Essential to the Nation or Our Tongues. The Monday sessions will run throughout the week with gatherings each evening.
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