Seattle Braves Tie Doubleheader With Fresno In High Class Battles
Seattle and Fresno split a twi-night doubleheader, each game a pitching duel. In the opener Hall and Lempke held the hitters to few clean hits as Seattle won 1 to 0 while Fresno managed only five hits. In the second game Oscar Jones matched Fitzgerald, Seattle nearly tied in the last inning but Cartwright nailed Oscar at the plate.
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Reuse- Hall
Braves
Seattle
Freano
Charlie Halway
Lempke
Hall
Kane
van Buren
Croll
Casey
Fresno
Oscar Jones
Pitegerald
Mike Fisher
Fits
Stresh
Mott
Jones
Doyle
Cartwright
Hogan
Oscar
Arrelame
R.E_E
Batterfiee
Hansen
Dashwood
Hagan
Batteriee
Rhe Fitzgerald
Christy Matthewson
Philadelphia
Matthewson
Fragmentary game report with injured players named
A partial account describes a late ninth inning event where MM was injured and a late rally by the home team faded. Simmons and Stanley are the only players noted with minor action as the game ends with few runs and limited details.
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Sevorthe
Standing of the Clubs in the Pacific Coast League
The Pacific Coast League standings update lists team positions, records, and the latest results affecting playoff prospects. Teams are shown with current win loss totals and recent performance notes, reflecting shifts in the league table.
Baseball Notes Reflect Odd New York Chicago Game
The column notes a bizarre 8 hits for New York and 0 for Chicago yet Chicago won. It covers Cantillon’s pledge against swearing, roster changes at Oakland and Altoona, and comments on Christy Matthewson and Ned Hanlon. It also praises Dolly Druhot and predicts a bright future for the young Chicago pitcher.
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New York
Chicago
Yachts Start in Long Race to Honolulu From San Pedro
San Pedro hosts the Pacific race start with four yachts Anemone Laminean Maple Leaf and La Paloma. Prizes of 500 and 900 await the winners as entrants from the New York and Victoria clubs join Manatlan and Mouth Coast Yacht Club crews. The Anemone sailed from New York and the La Paloma from Honolulu while the Laminean is skippered by Commodore Minelair.
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Sausalito
San Francisco Bay
San Pedro
Anemone
C. L. Tutt
New York Yacht Club
Mouth Coast Yacht Club
Commodore Minelair
Maple Leaf
Victoria Yacht Club
la Paloma
Manatlan
New York
Amateur results at Meadow Park high scoring upset
In Meadow Park Seattle Postoffice fell to Columbia 6 to 2 as Curtis pitched well for Columbia. Batteries were Curtis and Walker for Columbia and Redetron Reid and Molonle for Postoffice. Also Granite Falls beat Superiors 4 to 3 with Sullivan and Sander highlighted. Electrics defeated Rainiers 3 to 2 with Kisus pitching. Denny School won Grammar School Baseball league title at Recreation Park beating Central 8 to 5 with Perrine umpiring.
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Meadow Park
Seattle Postoffice
Columbia
Curtis
Columbias
Walker
Redetron
Reid
Molonle
Postoffice
Granite Falls
Superiors
Beattle
Sullivan
Sander
Boyle
Meyers
St. John
Granite Parle
Electrics
Rainiers
Kisus
Seattle
Iemanstans
Woods
Belford
Hemenway
Denny School
Recreation Park
Central School
Cat
Duncan
Dennyrs
Perrine
Burns O Brien World Title Bout Possibility Draws Star Interest
The Star reports exclusive word that Tommy Burns signified willingness for a July 4 world boxing championship with O'Brien. Dailey proposed the bout, with arrangements to be made soon. Burns says if O’Brien backs out he will meet Rubin or Wiltse, and The Star sees the match as a major drawing card.
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The
Star
Tommy Burns
Dalley’s
Athletic Club
Burns
O'Brien
Dailey
J+ Dailey
Hitchen
Rubtin
Wiltle
University of Washington to Elect Football Coach Today
The UW board of control will choose a new football coach today. Also covered are upcoming fights between Turner and Hoilly at Pleasant Beach, Frank Goteh’s wrestling rematch after a recent throw, and Percy Cove versus Kid Nelson set for Everett on July 11. The New York baseball halt and a Chicago interscholastic meet headlines with Lewis Institute leading.
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Board of Control
The
University of Washington
Percy Cove
Everett
Kid Nelson
Vancouver
Chicago
Lewis Institute
Detroit University School
Detroit Central School
Morgan Park Academy
Unclear OCR: Races at HlupRal and Nearby Tracks
Fragmentary text describes multiple race events with scattered names, places, and times. Mentions include Tia Pontathon, Triconghant, Dilie Moutriere, Med Lew, Latonta, Port Warden, and Fortun e Rader. Unable to extract a coherent single item or outcome due to garbled input.
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Ratte
Han Ran
Hogan
Petey Whiath
Why Miller Makes Good
A New York discussion questions why jockey Miller escapes penalties at the barrier while others like Radtke face immediate punishment. An old trainer suspects possible unconscious favoritism from officials tied to Miller’s connections, noting Miller’s apparent immunity and consistent early starts.
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Miller
New York
Cassidy
Beeo
Tom Welsh
Andrew Miller
Jockey Club
Sehment
Radtke
Bergen
Open Roller Skating Set For Lake Union Pavilion
The roller skating rink opens this evening at the Lake Union pavilion after delays. Hunters and Nuckoles, who recently pursued a rink at Christensen's hall, have fitted up a new venue in a prime Lake Union area, with hours 2:30 to 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 10 p.m.
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Lake Union Pavilion
Hunter & Nuckoles
Christensen's Hall
Lake Union
Uncare
Veteran Trainer Peter Sheridan Plans Meadows Racestring
Veteran horseman Peter Sheridan, famed in Ireland as a steeplechase rider and friend of Captain Boycott, prepares a Meadows summer stable including Blue Eyes and others. Known for careful training and ethics, he avoids betting and races for purses, gaining public trust for his consistent runners.
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Peter Sheridan
Ae Byes
Mimo
Hicaulcap
Mr. Sheridan
Ireland
Captain Boycott
Johan Gubbina
Galtee More
Ard Patrick
Sheridan
Blue Eyes
Racing Notes Highlight Early Season Wins and Troubles
Jockey Minder, riding for Lucky Baldwin, won his first race of the season at Latonia with El Otros. Good and Plenty captured a Belmont steeplechase last week carrying 176 pounds, proving a top jumper in years. Kansas Price faces more trouble in New York as he continues racing.
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Minder
Lucky Baldwin
Latonia
Good and Plenty
Belmont Park
Kansas
Price
New York
Jockey Club Considers Walkup Start Amid Claim Plot
Broken down horse Dous tempe used to claim horses then sold back to owners at a substantial advance. Owners complain but action limited as Price’s rights are legal. Jockey Club stewards meet to weigh wall-up starts. no action, postponing full board decision. Belmont Park bars track clockers. Buchanan license refused by American Turf Association.
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Doustempe
Jockey Club
Price
Belmont Park
George Cole
Clocker
Bearcatcher in doubt for Opening Mandicap
Turf notes report Bearcatcher as a doubtful starter in the Opening Mandicap while Peter J. galloped in 1:20 for three-quarters. Royal Rogue in bad shape raises concern about facing the starter. Several California turf figures arrive to observe and train at the Oakland track.
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Bearcatcher
Peter J
Roden
Mulichon
Royal Rogue
Hien Levy
Ed. Soule
Oakland Club
Dick Ledgett
Cocker
San Francisco Mulietin
California
Ralph Toxer
Toa
Tony Tuberville
Gypsy Rite Unites Jane Davies Daughter of Evans
Elizabeth report notes Princess Ruth daughter of John Evans wed Clyde Kavanaugh a former Gypsy now Oakland California orange grower. The ceremony conducted Sunday in the presence of ten Gypsy tribes marking a significant Gypsy rite and alliance.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Jane
Ruth
John Evans
Clyde Kavanaugh
Oakland
Cal
Eagles Funeral Notice for W H Larned Seattle
Funeral for Bro W H Larned of Seattle Aerie No 1 FO B held at Beat the Undertaking Parlors 1012 Ard Ave on Tuesday June 2 at 2 o clock All Eagles requested to attend By order of J ls Waller Attest Worthy President Frank Dowd Secretary
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W. H. Larned
Seattle Aerie No. 1
FO. B
Welock P
J. Ls Waller
Frank Dowd
Eee
Reckless Autoists Charged After Speed Stop
Four drivers were arrested by patrolmen for speeding and released on bond for trial. Crotcher, Marah, Rulifeon, and Rogers faced charges after police stopped them for speeds allegedly well over the limit. Patrolmen stated enforcement will continue to curb dangerous driving.
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Crotcher
G. L. Marah
H. W. Rulifeon
Kh. D. Rogers
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