Giants Near a Win Succeed in Losing
The Seattle Giants lost 4 to 3 in 11 innings at Ta coma Tuesday afternoon, slipping into another defeat as errors and strange plays kept them from sealing a win. Tenley Raymond booted a key ball to force the Tigers to tie, and Tacoma capitalized late to take the game.
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Tigers
Giants
Joe Lots
Napoleon
Raymond
Tenley Raymond
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Stevens
Spokane falls to Victoria in opener as Leonard taxed early
Spokane dropped the first game of the series with Victoria. The Maple Leafs pounded Tiny Leonard, pulled him in the fourth, while Hanson finished to hold Spokane in check. Victoria improved to 20-8 while Spokane fell to 0-5.
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Victoria
Maple Leafs
Indians
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Hanson
Vancouver Defeats Aberdeen in Tight Ninth Inning Showdown
Vancouver won 4 to 3 over Aberdeen in the second game of the series as the winning run scored in the ninth after Ward fumbled a grounder with the bases loaded. Also, Vancouver defeated the R. V. A. C. Stars 14 to 6 with La Fray and Bell leading the Vans and Fox and Alcorn powering the Stars. The Vans seek July 4 and 5 out of town games.
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How They Stand In the Leagues
Northwest League results show Tacoma 4 Beattie and Spokane 56 Victoria 4. National League results list Philadelphia 6 Boston 4 and Chicago 4 New York. American League results include Cleveland 9 Washington 4 and Chicago 4 New York 4. Pacific Coast League results include Portland 4 Salt Lake 4 and Oakland 7 Los Angeles 8.
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Langford Beats Johnson in Ten-Round Brookyn Bout
Sam Langford defeated Jim Johnson in a ten round boxing match in Brooklyn. Langford, weighing 192 pounds, controlled the action from the third round onward, punishing Johnson who weighed 220 pounds in eight of ten rounds.
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Brooklyn
Sam Langford
Jim Johnson
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Johnson
Fishing season opens June 10 in King County areas
The bass and sunfish season in King County opens June 10 with bass perch bullheads croppie and sunfish legal to take. Lake Washington and its sloughs are reported teeming with bass and croppie as fishermen anticipate a great season.
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King County
Lake Washington
Public notices and society items from Seattle and beyond
A collage of notices and brief items from Seattle and nearby regions includes election results with George L. Baker and C. A. Bigelow as Portland commissioners, Sam Woolner Jr addressing liquor associations in Cincinnati, and a string of local events such as Shriners meetings in Tacoma and the Lee family marriage in Spokane. Notable deaths include artist William Samuel Parrott of Golden Dale.
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Gertrude E. Andrus
Seattle
Children’s Bureau of American Library Association
Berkeley
Cal
George L. Baker
C. A. Bigelow
Portland
Sam Woolner, Jr
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Kansas City
Kan
Great Big Potato Man Receives Mysterious Envelope
A sealed envelope bearing only a Hazen J. Titus portrait was mailed from New York to Titus at Seattle's Northern Pacific commissary. Postmark shows Station W June 3 at 7 am. Jefferson Park defeated National Billiards 6 to 5 with Flynn pitching a great game. End with Spalding's or contact Bea con 3881 for game requests.
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Hazen J. Titus
Seattle
Titus
Northern Pacific Commissary Department
New York
Jefferson Park
Flynn
Park Boys
Spalding
Erwin
Beacon
Death Race In The Skies Looms Over World Fair Balloons
Four huge balloon entries prepare to launch from World’s Fair grounds San Francisco in a long distance race for a $10,000 purse. Pilots include Clarence Drake Leon Brack Edward Unger and George Harrison as dangers from air currents mountains and deserts threaten the daring event.
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Portland
Ore
Ungerle
Leon Brooks
George Harison
Edward Unger
Clarence Drake
Arizona
Oregon
Idaho
Philota
George B. Harrison
San Francisco
Cal
Spokane
Venice
Leon Brack
Petitions Filed At Statehouse For Seven Referendum Measures
Referendum petitions with sufficient signatures to place seven bills on the ballot were filed with the secretary of state. City registration office checkers found signatures 89 percent valid after a Tuesday night review. Each petition carries about 17,900 signatures. Councilman Erickson of the Washington State Referendum League expects at least two thirds as many signatures from outside Seattle as from in-city signers.
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Secretary of State
Erickson
Washington State Referendum League
Seattle
Allied transport sunk at Dardanelles in June battle
June 9 report says an allied transport, likely British, was sunk by the Dardanelles forts yesterday while another vessel was forced to drop anchor and withdraw.
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Constantinople
Dardanelles
Stanford Crew Finishes Final Workouts Before Poughkeepsie Trip
Stanford University crews continue final workouts on the bay near Redwood City in preparation for their June 14 departure for the Poughkeepsie regatta. The squad reports excellent physical condition and readiness.
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Stanford
Redwood City
Pilots Will Take Curves Wide Open at Madison Park Races
Manager Robert A Itiller of the Northwest Automobile association previews half mile track auto racing at Madison park next Saturday and Sunday. Drivers like Rae Lentz Charlee Latta and Frank Elliott lead a field ready to push speeds near 70 mph on the new course. Speed trials are set for Friday at 5 o'clock.
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Northwest Automobile Association
Madison Park
Miller
Northwest
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Parsons Jo
Rae Lentz
Charlee Latta
Frank Elliott
Jack Haswell
James Crawford
Fred Barsby
Harry D. Stratton
Kay Paulsen
Joe Thomas
Chauncy Wright
Mercer
Thomas
Joe
Frank Bennett
Ford
Hiller
Norwegian Champion Bjurstedt Beaten in Doubles
In the opening round of the women's national championship tennis doubles Miss Molla Bjurestedt and Mrs. B F Briggs were defeated by Mrs. Marshall McLean and Mrs. Uarger Wallach. McLean then won the singles match against Mrs. Barger Wallach, who played doubles with Mrs. Cabot.
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Marshall McLean
Morristown
N. J
Uarger-Wallach
Newport
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Barger-Wallach
Cabot
Boston
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Briggs
Columbia Crew Ineligible Rower Sparks Coaching Rumor
Tichborn, No. 7 for Columbia varsity crew, was ruled ineligible due to exam failures. Rumor claimed Coach Rice would resign, which Rice denied. Naumer replaced Tichborn in Tuesday practice.
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Columbia
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Naumer
Hogan Day Set in Pacific Coast League for Hap Hogan Widow
June 25 has been proclaimed Hogan day in the Pacific Coast league. On that date all game proceeds will go to the widow of Hap Hogan, Venice manager, who recently died leaving an estate of about $1,000. Tug Goliah of Seattle is bound for Akutan to tow the barge Fresno carrying whale oil to Seattle.
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Hogan
Hap Hogan
Venice
Goliah
Seattle
Akutan
Fresno
Dental Combine
Combine
Rotten Bank
T Combine
Market summary notes egg price rise and fruit quotes
The market report shows egg prices up a cent to 23 cents to dealers, with expectations of further buying price increases this week. Apricots and raspberries are quoted for the first time this season. Listings include alfalfa and oats prices in the Northwest and Puget Sound regions, with Northern Pacific railway official Alex Tinling moving to an export import agent role in And.
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E. J. Koors
Alex Tinling
Northern Pacific Railroad
Seattle
Every young man should lay aside a portion of his
The fragment urges young men to save part of their income. It presents a concise call to financial restraint and foresight, emphasizing disciplined saving as a virtue. No additional context is provided.
Drivers Out for New Marks at Galesburg Race
In Galesburg Illinois on June 9 the 100 mile automobile race attracted top drivers. Tom and Eddie O'Donnell backed to break world records in Dusenberg cars. Ralph De Palma drove a Mercedes and John De Palma drove a De Lage.
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de Lage
Burns to Turn Pro Spokane Challenger at 145
Dave Burns, holder of the national amateur P N A and Far Western amateur wrestling titles at 145 pounds, decides to turn professional and issues a challenge to meet any 145 pounder on the mat.
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Spokane
Dave Burns
Tie For High Score In Northwestern 8 Meet
Peter O'Brien of Portland and Frank Troeh of Vancouver Wash tied for top honors in the Northwestern 8 men’s association shoot with 148 of 150 birds. L H Reid, sole dealer professional, scored 145 as government road from Nisqually glacier to Narada falls opened to motor traffic Sunday.
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Peter O'Brien
Frank Troeh
Vancouver
Wash
Northwestern 8 Men's Association
L. H. Reid
Seul Dle
Nisqually Glacier
Narada Falls
Portland Rose Festival Opens With Pageant Crowns Queen
Portland began three days of revelry as four thousand school children dressed as gnomes fairies and flowers marched in a war and peace pageant. This afternoon Miss Sybil Baker was crowned queen during elaborate ceremonies.
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Portland
Sybil Baker
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