Aberdeen Wins Early Inning Escape Over Cubs
Aberdeen Lumbermen built eight runs in the first two innings and held on for a 8-? victory over the Cubs in front of about 7,000 fans. Lanky Allen was knocked out early, Rush relieved but could not avert the loss. Higginbotham sparked Seattle with speed and fan attention, while Beattie and Coy contributed key hits for Aberdeen.
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Esterday
Aberdeen
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Allen
Lumbermen
Rush
Higginbotham
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Cubs Take Good Game From Woodchoppers
In a seven to four win, the Cubs edge the Woodchoppers in a wild game marked by 13 errors. Lane Perdeen led early, Kellackey hit the home run, and Boettiger was fined after disputing a call.
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Perdeen
Boettiger
Arbogast
Klopf
Arbo
Seattle
Aberdeen
Woodchoppers
Mack
Aberdeens
Kellackey
Price
Roberts
Hoss
Miners Triumph in Butte Tilt as Grappled Game Ends
June scene in Butte Montana shows miners defeating a Tacoma club after a tense afternoon clash. Garvin pitched well for Butte while teammates Shea Brickeoh Swindelie contributed to the victory though errors and rough play marked the contest.
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Butte
Mont
Shohomish Loses In Close Batters Porter Contest
In a tight clash Porter edges Shohomish with a close score as the key feature of the event is the steady play by several top batters. The game highlights include clutch hitting and strong defense from both sides.
Baseball Gossip at Dug Park Sparks Outcry and Trades
Fans at Dug Park created a loud scene as Aberdeen seeks three new players amid weak spots in the Hecap lineup. Rose Hall and Quinn push changes for the Hutte and Spokanes while Dugdale calls for an investigation into alleged fix claims. Umpire Ehret awards a forfeit to Butte after McIntyre refuses a double header. Horse racing results follow with six races listed and times noted.
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Hutte
Quinn
Spokanes
Lynch
Tigers
Brown
Saturday Racing Card Details and Results
The program opens with Lord of the Vale winning the first race at a mile and a sixteenth in 1:27, Kermit second, Re- second Lad third. Lad retrys and Meliakatia wins the second, Gi vonal Balerio 10% places. Hedgethorne takes the seven eighths mile third, Lom Reed second, Hugh McGowan third in 1:26. Santara wins the fourth at one mile, Cigar lighter second, Fred Bent third in 1:39 1-6. Daruma wins the fifth at one mile and 100 yards, Optician second, Joe Coyne third in 1:41 45. Native Son wins the sixth at three-quarters mile, Ocean Shore second, Combary third in 1:00.
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Kermit
Fea Lad
Retry
Meliakatia
Givonal Balerio
Hedgethorne
Lom Reed
Hugh McGowan
Santara
Cigar Lighter
Fred Bent
Daruma
C. Sullivan
Optician
Joe Coyne
Lynch
Ocean Shore
Combary
Early Race Card Details From Local Meet
Three races reported with results and times. Bosserian 103, Blaze of Light 87, Tele scope 102 in a 1 16 24 finish. Adam Walker 8 12 to 1 won with Mackerel 102 second and Col. Brady 102 third in 1 02 45. Matador 111 6 to 1 won with Sea Suit 89 second and Roger 8 92 third in 1 50 2 6. Fourth race incomplete details.
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Lee
Blaze of Light
Telescope
Adam. Walker
Butler
Mackerel
Col. Brady
Ticketaoin Etaocin
Matador
Martin
Sea Suit
Roger
Auto Races Set for Saturday at Meadows
Beattie Automobile club presents a Saturday event featuring Barney Oldfield and Bruio Seibel as racers. The meet aims to break existing records and attract interest as contenders prepare for the challenge.
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Beattie Automobile Club
Barney Oldfield
Bruio Seibel
Wills Lowers Record at Victoria Field Sports
The Seattle Athletic club at Victoria Saturday impressed at the Y M C A field sports. Willa of Seattle lowered the Pacific coast record in the quarter mile with 50 seconds. Seattle totaled 104 points out of 126.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Victoria
Pacific Coast
Willa
Seattl
Seattle
Peter Latham Wins World Professional Tennis Title
English player Peter Latham regains the world professional tennis championship by defeating Cecil Fairs. The series carried a $25,000 stake, with Latham taking 61 of 97 games.
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Peter Latham
England
Cecil Fairs
Latham
Fairs
Idaho suitor shoots at his love then kills himself
Minnie Rodgers, daughter of a wealthy stock man in Blackfoot Idaho, rejected War P. Stevenson’s marriage proposal. He fired at her but was thwarted by help arriving, then shot himself fatally.
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Sorters Telegraph Service
Blackfoot
Idaho
Minnie Rodgers
War P. Stevenson
Stevenson
General Kuroki to sail for Japan tomorrow
General Haron T. Kuroki will depart aboard the Kaga Maru from Smiths Cove at daybreak Tuesday ending his U S visit. A reception at Egan's hall and a Japanese dinner at Saburo Hisamiden followed in Seattle with Lt Gen Wood and Maj Lynch present.
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Japan
Smith's Cove
Haron T. Kuroki
United States
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Atlantic
Seattle
Butler Hotel
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Ese
Egan's Hall
Gen. Kuroki
Saburo Hisamiden
Gen, Wood
Maj. Lynch
Thomas Burke
Eee
Young Child Pleads Guilty in Deadly Attack Case
Edaay Courtney, age 2, admitted assault with a deadly weapon in a case that involved shooting her employer Miss Kt. EB. Traynor at the Maples boarding house on Broadway near Youler. Judge Morris fined $1000 and suspended the sentence on good behavior.
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Kt. EB. Traynor
Maples
Broadway
Youler
Morris
Collision at Point Wilson Barge and Tug Near Port Townsend
A collision occurred at 2:30 this morning between the inbound bark Alta and the Fresno near Point Wilson. The Fresno was being towed by the tug Tyee. Both vessels suffered severe damage to forward rigging and bowsprit with hull plating damaged. The ships are now at Port Townsend.
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Alta
Point Wilson
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Port Townsend
Frisco Fire destroys stock buildings in $96,090 loss
Fire this morning in Frisco destroyed the stock buildings of the Studebaker Wagon Company and two minor establishments. The loss is $96,090. Guests in the Grand Central hotel across the street were frightened and a stampede was averted. Two thirds of the loss is covered by insurance.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Ban Francisco
Studebaker Wagon Company
Grand Central Hotel
Boats Crash Near Point Wilson In Puget Sound
The American ship Fresno capt Peterson, and tug Tyee collided with the bark Alta four miles northeast of Point Wilson at the entrance to the sound at 2:30 am. Fresno lost her foremast and part of the mate. Alta’s foremast was disabled and plates stove. No signals were exchanged before impact. Quartermaster C H Jonsen was at the Tyee’s wheel.
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Fresno
Peterson
Point Wilson
C. H. Jonsen
Seattle restaurant owners defy Sunday closings
Despite plans to close on Sunday, over 0 proprietors in Seattle kept their cafes and eateries open last week. Managers report no trouble hiring cooks and waiters, and the decision to stay open was widely implemented.
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Seattle
Rotary Root may visit Mexico to meet President Dias
Washington reports that in all probability Rotary Root will visit Mexico to confer with President Dias. The meeting is stated to have no bearing on relations between Mexico and Guatemala.
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Time
Rotary Root
Mexico
Dias
Guatemala
Tourists Visit Premerton Navy Yard and Battleship Nebraska
Tourists travel to Premerton to tour the U S Navy Yard and the battleship Nebraska with visits to Oregon and Wisconsin ships and the mammoth Drydock. Boata depart Pier 2 at 8 30 am 10 am 11 30 am 1 16 pm 2 30 pm 4 30 pm and 7 20 pm. Round trip 59e ose.
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Premerton
Battleship
Nebraska
Oregon
Wisconsin
Mammoth Drydock
Boata
Memorial Services for Woodmen of the World Lodges
A large Woodmen of the World gathering in Engiew hall honored lodge brothers who died in the past year. Wagner's band led the procession to the pall, Rev. W D Simonds gave the address, and members visited cemeteries decorating graves. Lodges Beattie 60 Home Georgetown Hallard Tillicum Ya ler Southeast Seattle Faulk enberg Green Lake participated.
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Wagner
W. D. Simonds
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Home Camp
Georgetown
Hallard Camp
Tillicum Camp
Yealer Camp
Seattle
Faulkenberg
Green Lake
Street Cureall Seller Swallows Dime Trick
An itinerant salesman performing a dime swallowing stunt to attract crowds nearly swallowed a ten cent piece. The coin stuck near the esophagus by the larynx until a real physician removed it. Dr Lee Baker, dentist, 206 East building, was involved in the extraction and can be reached at Main 6266.
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Eee
Art Marble Co. 2011 Second Avenue north of Virginia
Fragmentary notice lists Art Marble Co with a 2011 reference and a location three doors north of Virginia. Two phone digits 1738 appear, suggesting contact details but the rest is unclear.
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Art Marble Co
Virginia
Ready-to-wear Family Apparel Sale Pitch
An ad encourages opening an account for current ready-to-wear outfits for the family. It promises correct styles and fair prices with no extra charge for credit accommodation.
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