The Right Dr Brown And A Dentist War Over Seattle Office
A confusing drift of signs and offices at 713 First Avenue and Washinton block leads patients to the wrong Dr Brown. The speaker asserts lasting, cash based practice and quality guarantees, claiming years at the present site and 1901 leadership.
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Giants Win Splash Party From Champs 11 to 4
The Giants beat the Champs 11 to 4 in a drizzle slowed game. Lack and timely hitting spurred six singles into eleven runs as Vancouver managed five hits and errors aided by mud. Fullerton worked for Seattle while Gervais, Maxmeyer, and others contributed to a chaotic, muddy win. a rematch was set for this afternoon.
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Baseball Scoreboard: Bobcats vs Vancouver
The report describes a game with Bobcats and Vancouver, detailing innings, hits, errors, and player contributions. Key names include Ray mond and Shaw, with pitching by Engie Gervais Maxmeyer and umpires noted as Mr. Toman.
Club standings and scores from early season games
The clus standings show multiple teams including New York Chicago and Philadelphia with win loss records and ratios. Notable entries list players and clubs like Warhop Sweeney Sullivan Kuba and others across venues such as Cleveland Philadelphia and Boston.
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Spokane Braves Shut Out Colts 1-0 in Tight Play
Spokane Braves defeated the Colts 1-0 in a tense, closely contested game played in Spokane. The decisive run came late, highlighting strong pitching and defense by both teams.
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Wolgast to Rest Before Training
June 12 Ad Wolgast left Los Angeles for Wheeler Springs to rough it in the mountains until June 26 and will then begin active preparation for his championship bout with Joe Rivers at Vernon July 4. He will do no boxing on the trip and will be joined by sparring partner Young McVey on his return.
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Pirates Defeat Athletics in Slugfest at Sea Game
In a wild contest the Hillman City Pirates and Good Ship Athletics traded blows with an 18 to 17 final score in favor of the water bandits. Burns tossed, Blosa replaced him in the seventh, with Jones and Bishop delivering pitching shifts as the game wore on.
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Truthful James echoes Everett True in old time ball lore
In Los Angeles on June 12 a quirky feature profiles Billy Russell known as Truthful James a longtime baseball fan linked to Everett True. The piece traces his life from the 1840s era to modern times noting his longevity passion and memory of historic games and players.
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Star League Managers Urged to Report Game Results
Managers of every Star League team must inform the Sporting Editor of The Star after each game. Send a list of games won and lost this season, including opponents, to keep percentages accurate. A postal card is provided for this purpose.
Cameron and Miller to headline West Oakland boxing show
Cameron and Charley Miller were matched here yesterday as the main event for the West Oakland club's June 19 show. They agreed to box 10 rounds at catch weights in what promoters billed as the feature bout.
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Jim Cameron
Joe Angeles
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Referee Job Is Tendered to Jeff for July 4 Bout
Jeffries likely to referee the Wolmat-Hivers lightweight title fight at Vernon on July 4. Promoter McCarey and managers settled on Jeff after a late meeting with Levy and Jones, who pursued alternatives before confirming Jeffries as referee designate.
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Medina rallies to edge Moose Lodge 11–10 on Sunday
With 10 to 7 deficit in the ninth inning Medina turned the game to beat Moose Lodge 11 to 10 at Medina Sunday. Fiynn and Colllmer formed the battery for the winners.
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Olympic metric notes and sport chatter from Seattle
A column blends Olympic distance metric references with lively local sport notes. It covers metric conversions, umpire disputes at Dug's park, Seattle tennis growth, Vic Gaunnett, and plans to fund American Olympic athletes, plus colorful jabs at officials and mascots.
Americans face travel cutbacks for Sweden trip
The athletic committee reports a shortfall of 46 000 dollars from the 135 000 needed to fund the American Olympic delegation to Stockholm. Col Thompson offers to cover the deficit but is refused as this is treated as a national matter.
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Comment From The Press Box On Vancouver Giants Beavers Game
The column notes George Engle started for Vancouver and quit after Shaw reached on an error while Tenley earned a base on balls. It praises Lee Shaw as lead off for the Giants and highlights Moran’s slide, Kippert’s peg, and Brooks’ sacrifice hits. Dugdale invites ladies to attend today.
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Family view of local pitcher at ship yard game
The text notes Jimmy Clark and his parents visiting from Whidby inland to watch him pitch yesterday. They had not yet seen him in a championship game and seemed disappointed by the result.
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