Pat Eastley Dominates Victoria In Sixth Straight Victory
Pat Eastley pitched his sixth consecutive win, shut out Victoria 0-0, and hit two doubles and a single for Seattle. He led a strong Seattle attack with three extra base hits including a long two-bagger, while Victoria’s batters struggled under his control. The Giants prepared to travel to Tacoma for a week-long series with the Tigers.
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Pat Eastley
Dugdale
Pat
Victoria
Maple Leafs
Seattle
Alex Rose
Smith
Raymond
Eastley
Jack Smith
Killilay
Morse
Victoria Twirler
Cadman
Hoffman
Kaylor
Butler
Hunky Shaw
Giants
Tacoma
Tigers
Beattie
An. BR
Mtey
M. Nye
Moffman
W. Smith
J Smith
Lodell
O Nye
Tobin
Waetley T
Rastley
McGreery
Lynch
Aberdeen Takes Two From Spokane
Aberdeen defeats Spokane 12 to 5 in the morning game as heavy hitting leads the Black Cats. In the afternoon game Spokane scored in the eighth, but Umpire Ralph Frary ruled the run null and the decision may be appealed to President Blewett for adjudication.
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Aberdeen
Willow
Spokane
Black Cats
Ralph Frary
Frary
Blewett
McGinnity Delivers In 11th For Tacoma Victory
Joe McGinnity starred for Tacoma on Sunday by delivering the decisive double with one out in the 11th inning and scoring on Heister's single to beat the Vancouver Champs. He previously held Vancouver to no runs after a two-run first. Vancouver 4 Tacoma 8.
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Giants
Barth
Butler
Lodell
Nye
Raymond
Mr. Eastley
Tobin
Kaylor
Tacoma
Joe McGinnity
Vancouver Champs
Heister
McGinnity
Champs
Keith Promoted to Lead State YMCA Publicity Work
George Keith, publicity and promotion secretary for the YMCA for the past year, now heads similar work for 24 associations in the state with 13 000 members. He will base his headquarters in Seattle and spend a few weeks outlining organization efforts statewide.
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George Keith
Seattle
Dale Again Proposes Lease of Cabinet Division A
Councilman Dale, returning from a California vacation, introduces a Monday resolution to lease Municipal Cabinet Division A to Seattle Electric. The proposal would transfer control and financial responsibilities to the utility company.
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Dale
California
Seattle Electric
Taft high amateur wins at Pacific Northwest trap shoot
W B Taft led the amateurs at Harbor Island with 89 of 100 birds. A Drake and Dr King tied for 47 in the 50 target event. Ike Fisher led pros in both events with 03 in the 100 target. Green Lake traps saw C D B Fitzgerald top with 47 of 50, George Young 46, W C Smith 45, J W Geltz 44. Young captured the DuPont trophy with 25 straight. Hunting coat went to W H Carsten after seven contests. Sixth Hippo drome coup rounds out next Sunday.
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Althe
Seattle
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Harbor Island
W. B. Taft
A. Drake
Dr. King
Ike Fisher
Green Lake
C. DB. Fitzgerald
George Young
W. C. Smith
J. W. Geltz
Young
W. H. Carsten
How They Stand In the Leagues
Northwestern League results show Beattie 4 Victoria 6 and Tecoma 1 Vancouver unknown, Aberdeen 1 Spokane 6. National League scores include Philadelphia 2 New York 1 and Cincinnati 5 Boston 1. American League Br e a t s Detroit 4 New York none scheduled. Coast League outcomes list Portland 4 Oakland 7 and Los Angeles Salt Lake 6 7.
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Beattie
Victoria
Vancouver
Aberdeen
Spokane
Brealts
Detroit
New York
Portland
Oakland
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Ventre
San Francisco
Sos Angeles
Tecoma
Boston
Chicago
New Yorks
Cleveland
Washington
Us Cay
Barbeees
Philadelphia
Pittebure
Bas
Newark
Brooklyn Wren
Potash Supply From Germany and Ocean Kelp Use
Germany controls the world potash market but is cut off by war. The piece argues the U S can rely on kelp from Pacific waters, containing 15 percent potash, to supply needs at cost, urging government involvement and a religious duty to serve the public good.
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Germany
Strasefurt
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
United States
Hartley May Seek Governor Nomination at Everett Meeting
R H Hartley plans to announce his candidacy for governor on the Republican ticket at a party gathering in Everett. John G Lewis of Aberdeen also announces his bid on June 12.
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R. H. Hartley
Everett
John G. Lewis
Aberdeen
Market Report Prompts Limited Egg Price Rise
Market notes show egg receipts heavy, no gain on a cent, buyers holding at 19 cents. Broilers fall sharply amid broader poultry market shifts as cantaloupes appear and carload shipments begin this week. Local prices for pork, veal, and poultry vary with size and cut, reflecting a subdued market mood.
Speeding Auto Fronts Fatal Wreck in Kent
A speeding auto at 60 mph killed Leo M. Senters, 20, of 725 20th Ave, as his car hit a dirt pile near Kent and overturned. Rena Dougherty suffered a broken leg, with Joe Halley Jr and Fred Snell also from Kent injured. J A Conradt of 1501 18th Ave was severely hurt when his bus collided with a police car at Ninth and Pikest late Saturday.
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Manta
Leo M. Senters
20Th Ave
Senters
Kent
Rena Dougherty
Joe Halley, Jr
Fred Snell
J. A. Conradt
18Th Ave
Herald
Ninth and
Pikest
Mathewson Seeks Nerve Specialist For Shoulder Pain
CHICAGO June 7 Christy Mathewson consulted a nerve specialist for a shoulder pain that keeps him from sleeping. The ace pitcher has underperformed this season, dropping from the mound in several games as concern grows over a weakening arm. In other sports news, Miss Molla Bjurstedt and Mrs. Marshall McLean won the Pennsylvania and Eastern states doubles tennis title by defeating Miss Phyllis Walah and Mrs. J. Schilichter in Philadelphia.
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Christy Mathewson
Matty
Molla Bjurstedt
Marshall McLean
Morristown
N. J
Pennsylvania
Phyllis Walah
J. Schilichter
Philadelphia
Michigan Baseball Players Charged by Athletic Board
Four University of Michigan baseball players face charges of professionalism by the board of athletic control. The case centers on alleged violations of amateur status rules and conduct impacting the program.
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University of Michigan
The
Board of Athletic Control
Safe Way to Beat Umpires in a Heated Exchange
Red Killifer clashes with Bill Kiem over balls and strikes during a game. Killifer questions Kiem's calls, while Kiem defends his calls and challenges Killifer's attempts to outguess. The exchange escalates as tensions rise between the two officials.
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Red Killifer
Bill Kiem
Kiem
Killifer
Lentz Drives Exhibit Mile at Walla Walla Fair
Ray Lentz of Seattle drove an exhibition mile in the Romano car at the Walla Walla fair grounds under medical permission in 1 07. Six thousand spectators applauded as Senator J L Sharpstein presented a large floral piece. Jim Parsons won the three mile dash in a Gordon Special but lost the five mile event to the Schneider Special by ten feet.
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Walla Walla
Ray Lentz
Seattle
Walla Walla Fair Grounds
J. L. Sharpstein
Jim Parsons
Parsons
Amateur Foster Lifts Amateur 8 Past Crescents 10 to 9
Foster delivered a ninth inning rally after trailing 9 to 6 to clinch a 10 to 9 win for Amateur Foster over Crescents. Lua specifics note Highland A C 11 North Seattle Cubs 5 with Hughbanks standout at third base. Green Lake over Batters 56 to 1 at Woodland Park as Meade restricts BR 8S. Green Lake seeks out of town games. contact E Wolfe.
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Crescents
Highland A. C
North
Seattle Cubs
Hughbanks
Highland
Highlands
Mr. Sparr
Green Lake
Battersby & Smith
Woodland Park
Meade
Chamberlain
E. Wolfe
Fordham Star Francie Carroll Signs with Giants
Francie Carroll, Fordham University third baseman, signs to play with the New York Giants. The move pairs a college star with a major league club, highlighting Carrolls ascent to professional baseball.
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Francie Carroll
Fordham University
New York Giants
Morgan’s Grayling Wins at Manhasset Yacht Club Regatta
J. P. Morgan’s 50 foot sloop Grayling claimed victory in her class at the annual regatta held by the Manhasset Yacht Club in New York.
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J. P. Morgan
Grayling
Manhasset Yacht Club
New York
You’ll Switch to the Right Track by Smoking
Folks urged to light up using a through ticket as a path to status. The piece extols pipe or cigarette use, promising a silky tongue and social perk for following the game via P. A. and quitting hesitation.
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Jimmy
P. A
Prince Albert
Broadway Wins High School Tennis Title After Five Sets
Percy Chamberlain defeats Ralph Miller to clinch the Seattle Tennis Club high school singles championship in a five set match. Miller took the first two sets 6-3 and 6-4, Chamberlain rallied to win the final two 8-6 and 6-3, with the decisive fifth set 6-4. Broadway also swept doubles, Kitamuria and Latham defeating Chamberlain and Allen to seal a 3-2 win in that encounter. Broadway totals ten championships of thirteen.
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Percy Chamberlain
Ralph
Pinky
Miller
Seattle
Chamberlain
Kitamuria
Latham
West Seattle
Allen
Broadway
Broadway Boys
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