Seattle Yacht Club Emerges As Pacific Coast Center
Seattle becomes a yachting hub with Elliott Bay home harbor. The fleet exceeds 110 boats valued at over 600000 dollars, split between power and sail. Notable vessels include the Taconite owned by W. E. Boeing and The Colleen of A. H. Anderson, among others. The Seattle Yacht Club now has 220 members and plans a regatta next Sunday on Elliott Bay around Hambridge Island.
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Seattle
Pacific Coast
Elliott Bay
W. E. Boeing
Colleen
A. H. Anderson
Lady May
H. V. Wardearian
On Time
HM. W. Starrett
Fannie M
Capt Butts
Fred
Leba
Tramontana
Seattle Yacht Club
Elliott May Yacht Club
Hambridge Island
Giants Triumph In 18 Run Baseball Offensive
The Giants shelled the St Louis Central 38 to 9 in a wild batting spree highlighted by five home runs and 24 singles. Wiggs Knight and others led a heavy hitting attack as Seattle trailed with ten tallies in two innings. Raymond and Coleman sparkled in the field amid a chaotic scene of hits and errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Riggins
St. Louis
Bengals
Wiggs
Knight
Giants
Tigers
Seattle
Tighe
Kitty” Knight
Swata
Raymond
Abbott
Rasmussen and Lewis for Vancouver Victoria match
Rasmussen and Lewis for Vancouver and Thomas and Spiesman for Victoria compete in a battery or related event with teams named for the two cities.
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BR Ow
Rasmussen and Lewis
Vancouver
Thomas and Spiesman
Victoria
Spokane and Victoria Rail Sailings Noted in Brief
A truncated local item mentions travel between Spokane Seattle Victoria and Vancouver with references to ports or stations. The fragmentary note hints at cross border connections and travel timing without clear details or dates.
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Seattle
Spokane
Erland
Victoria
Vancouver
Borlick
Seattle Athletic Club dominates national track championships
The Seattle Athletic Club squad tops the national championships at the A-Y-P with eight athletes claiming titles and a strong team heading to Pittsburg. Clarence Edmundson is a top half miler set to challenge the world record next Saturday, while Martin, Nelson, Malcolmson, Gish, Thomassen, Edwards, Hawkins and Philbrook bolster a powerful all around roster.
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Seattle
United States
New York
Chicago
Seattle Athletic Club
A. C
Pittsburg
Clarence Edmundson
Martin
Nelson
Malcomsen
Gish
Thomassen
Edwards
Hawkins
Philbrook
Nelson shines as parliamentary orator in Vancouver boxing clash
Nelson argued for four hours with a reform committee seeking to derail the Nelson Anderson fight on July 4 in Vancouver. Dispatches say Nelson held the upper hand more than once and left reformers stumped, while critics decry hypocrisy and call for legalized boxing regulation.
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Dane
Nelson
Nelsom Anderson
Vancouver
Jack Johnson Shuns Publicity in London Headlines
The article highlights Jack Johnson as a dominant figure in London and across the United States, noting his choice to avoid publicity. It contrasts him with Teddy Roosevelt, who seeks the limelight, portraying Johnson as the quieter, more elusive public figure while headlines spread.
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Jack Johnsing
Jack Johnson
London
United States
Johnsing
Teddy Roosevelt
Hugh McIntosh
America
Paris
Sydney
Melbourne
Knight Faces Off With The Blind Tiger In All Sane Poker
The report notes Knight against the blind Tiger in a continuing poker game where the Kitty wins again. The scene centers on ongoing card play and the Kitty’s favorable outcome.
Cubs add Ernie Ovitts and Bernard Goss to pitching staff
Chicago reports new Cubs recruits Ovitts and Goss, former college players, with Ovitts having played in the Three I league after Illinois University. Goss hails from Kankakee as Chicago shows interest in changing game start times based on West Side park fan votes. London boxing plans for McIntosh exclude America, while Forbes vs Prox may move to early next month in Illinois. Packey Mac Farland versus Knockout Brown weighed for their June 26 Milwaukee bout after a weighing time dispute.
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Chicago
Ernie Ovitts
Bernard Goss
Cubs
Ovits
Ilinois University
Goss
Kankakee
New York
Packey MacFarland
Knockout Brown
Milwaukee
Brown
Packey
Florence Sutton Emerges as New Racquet Talent
Florence Sutton of Los Angeles follows sister May Sutton into the public eye proving the Sutton family's tennis prowess extends beyond her sibling. She shows vigorous style and power though she has yet to win a national or international title, unlike May who dominated opponents.
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Florence Sutton
May
Los Angeles
Sutton
Slater
Bhertiplay
May Sutton
Lincoln pole vaulter Thompson shines for Lincoln team
Perry Thompson, standout pole vaulter with excellent form, competes for Lincoln's championship track squad. The Lincoln team dominates events, sweeping the meet and sweeping the boards.
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Lincoln
Perry Thompson
Jacob
Pole vaulter Thompson breaks 10 feet 6 inches at meets
Thompson, a pole vaulter, clears the bamboo bar at better than 10 feet 6 inches, helping earn honors at the two state meets this spring.
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Thompson
Kling Named Likely Boston Doves Manager
Pittsburg burst with word that Johnny Kling will become manager of the Boston Doves after his Sunday announcement to quit baseball. An official statement from Boston Nationals President Russell says Kling will be put in charge, with players praising his bold leadership and predicting success comparable to Roger Bresnahan as a pilot of the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Pittsburg
Boston Doves
Johony Kling
Russell
Boston Nationals
Kling
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Robb Sets High Beattie Trapshooters Score Of Year
Robb won the midweek Beattie Trapshooters event with 98 of 100 birds for the high score of the year. Landwehr finished second with 85, Stadfelt and Higgins tied at 81, Canuck posted 78.
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Robb
Beattie Trapshooters’ Association
Landwehr
Stadfelt
Higgins
Canuck
Smiles Farrell Elected Captain of Broadway Track Team
Farrell, a junior and top state sprinter, was elected captain of the Broadway track team after winning the 220 yard dash at the Tacoma interscholastic meet, defeating Kirk Carr of Lincoln and Watson from Tekoa. also mentions motor race ads and a Dreamieea night dance.
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Smiles
Farrell
Broadway
Tacoma
Kirk Carr
Lincoln
Watson
Canadian captain declines to race Geary in Spirit II event
Vancouver yacht Alexandra owner Captain Deane refuses to compete against Ted Geary in the Spirit II four cornered race for a Seattle Yacht Club trophy during Golden Potlatch week. Geary plans to visit Vancouver to persuade Deane to enter or have the club borrow Alexandra for the Elliott Bay race.
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Deane
Eddie Deane
Vancouver
Alexandra
Seattle
Geary
Fife
Royal Vancouver Yacht Club
Ted Geary
Seattle Yacht Club
Spirit 11
Gertrude
Everett
Elliott Bay
Seattle Club
Hagen 18 After Battle and Oscar M Clash
Ed Hagen fumes after a post fight claim by Oscar M that he defeated Hagen and should face the rival in a sparring match. Hagen denies trimming and says he can still win. Broadway High tennis team earns B ratings after sweeping the season with key letters awarded to Dok Shannon Stad Hart Ada Peters Sidney Peters. FOP posts offer low prices at the Virginian near Westlake Ave.
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Hagen
Ed Hagen
Oscar M
Broadway High
Yeate Broadway
Dok” Shannon
Stad Hart
Ward Ada
Sidney Peters
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