Smwashes Tigers series and tennis plans dominate
The Dope Sheet notes Smwashes clash with the Tigers this week while Indians rest. Tennis events loom in Portland with world fair championships at Multnomah field and July dates. Seattle lacrosse loses to New Westminster 12–6. Bar ny Oldfield predicts stricter track rules and new racing tracks may rise. Duke is arrested for disorderly conduct at a Yesler Way resort.
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Races Held Daily July 19 Start Time 3 P.M.
Races run daily from now until July 19 rain or shine starting at 3 p.m. Cars should meet at King and First Avenue South. Ladies attend on Tuesdays and Fridays except the Fourth of July. Admission is 6 cents including rink stand. Tickets available at leading hotels and other outlets.
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Fan Food One Out Of Six For Seattle In Sunday Game
Russ Hall's Limburgers turned in a strong performance Sunday as Beattie collected 10 hits but scored only one run. Shields and Miller pitched well, limiting the Tigers to two hits in the morning game. Hashida of Waseda yielded fewer hits than Miller of the Rainiers, with five Japanese players tallying hits. Swyama reached base safely twice, and Pipe of Oakland contributed. Great Northern Railway offers reduced round trip tickets to multiple eastern cities on June 14 to 17, valid ninety days from First and Yorlor temporary ticket office.
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Athletic wonder Cook leads in track feats at Ann Arbor
Edward Cook, a 15 year old high school junior from Chillicothe, returned home after placing second at the Michigan Interscholastic meet. He won the high jump pole vault and broad jump, setting a world prep school record in the broad jump. His 22 feet 7% inch jump drew ovations as he contemplates Ohio State or Michigan for college track careers. He trains rigorously, dislikes tobacco and liquor, and emphasizes discipline and training in shaping a versatile athlete.
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New Track Star Isaac Cook Chooses College Soon
Isaac Cook, elder brother of another athlete, has joined the track team at a future university. The standout from YU shows high jump 6 ft 10 in, pole vault 10 ft 6 in, broad jump 22 ft 7 1 2 in, and 100 yard dash in 10 1 5 seconds. Colleges from major schools are expected to pursue him.
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Japs Defeat the Rainiers at Recreation Park
The University of Waseda defeated the Rainiers of Seattle 2 to 1 in a brief, tight game at Recreation Park on Sunday. Waseda scored its two runs with two on and one out deep in the seventh, while Japanee fielding showcased sharp plays throughout the contest.
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Japa pitcher fans four as Miller strikes out twelve
Ashikawa, who started for the Japs, made a sensational catch off a hardling drive amid loud applause from the fans. The Japa pitcher struck out four men while Miller fanned 12 in the tense action.
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Rail fares advertised for June via Northern Pacific
A dated travel notice lists inclusive June 11 to 17 with round trip prices from shared routes. Mil waukee round trips are highlighted for June 14 and 1616 at 65, with other destinations like Chicago St Louis and milder rates for additional points.
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Siwash defeat and Tacoma wins two in doubleheader
In Tacoma on Sunday the Siwash suffered a regular defeat to the Tigers, with Seattle taking the morning game 6 to 0 while Tacoma won the afternoon 2 to 1 after 13 innings. Doubles by Sheehan and Nordyke produced the decisive run. Shields pitched the afternoon win. Beattie started the morning but the Tigers prevailed.
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Portland Triumphs Over Los Angeles In 4 1 Victory
Superior batting and fine fielding powered Portland to a 4 1 win at Los Angeles on Sunday. Mitchell hit a home run and Householder made a spectacular one hand catch as Gray and Spies held Los Angeles to one run. Jones and McLean shared duties for Portland with umpire Bray.
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Baseball ties and shutout swing in Bay Area and Pacific Northwest
In San Francisco a 13 inning morning duel ended tied as Schmidt vs Henley battled. Graham pitched a shutout in the afternoon for Oakland while Whalen struggled. Oakland capitalized on fielding errors for three fourth inning runs. Later in Bellingham Vancouver defeated Bingham 4 to 3 after a sensational catch by Muller, with James injuring his ankle. Everett loss to Victoria 12 to 5 highlighted by Victoria’s strong offense and Smokestackers’ rough day.
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Everett Relieved After Five Innings in Rough Battery Game
In a low scoring matchup Victoria led by Everett who pitched five innings before Rowan took over. Both starters were hampered by weak run support as batteries Galaski Ford for Victoria and Rowan Schock Altman for Everett contributed to a tense contest with limited offense.
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Ex-Champion Weds Grace Dabney of Boston
Grace Dabney daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Dabney of Boston married Robert Wrenn former American lawn tennis champion and broker of New York in a Society wedding at the bride’s parents country home. The Mountain Views beat the Clippers 11 to 10 at Woodland Park in a close early-season game.
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Voting cadence shown for teachers contest slows results
The Star explains daily vote tallies close at 6 p m and the next day’s column will publish results. Since Saturday 126122 votes added, total reaches 838567 with million mark insight. Candidates across multiple schools gain varying votes as workers push for favorites.
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