Baseball Deal May Be Made With Vernon Men Today
Seattle talks of a baseball deal with Vernon to trade for Zinn Beck and possibly Jimmy Walsh Jack Knight and others. Ed Sweeney is signed as catcher prompting Cook’s release as plans to bolster pitching and infielders continue as Basick seeks strong arms and Becket’s third base.
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Mails
Knight
Tiger Crew
Jimmy Brewster
Ed Sweeney
Rainiers
Leo H. Lassen
Mt. Vesuvius
Seattle
Akeups
Walter Mails
Vernon
Zinn Beck
Jimmy Walsh
Jack Knight
Simms Brewster
East
Jimmy
Ed Swee
Sweeney
Toledo
Young Cook
Trady Walsh
Bill Clymer
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Bill Basick
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Harry Hart
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Rumler Leads Coast with Compton at .353 in League
Pete Compton of Compton High shows a .353 average for the Coast League, with 11 doubles 2 triples and 3 homers. He has 15 steals and has not missed a game this season for the Ramlers. Lyle Bigbee Billy Cunningham Ray French Wade Killeter and others appear among leaders as the circuit lists 250 hitters and top basestealers.
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Pete Compton
Seattle
Onion
The
Ramlers
Pete
Bill Ramler
Salt Lake Bees
Crawford
Los Angeles
Miller
Oakland
Compton
Billy Cunningham
Ray French
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Knight
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Seattle outfield shines as Waleh returns in center
Jimmy Waleh resumes left field duties for Seattle with a strong defensive display. Harper started well but slumped at the plate, while Compton and Cunningham contended for a .337 batting mark in center, and Walsh offered steady late-inning value as Seattle’s locals build confidence.
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Jimmy Waleh
Seattle
Harper
Compton
Cunningham
Walsh
Coast Clubs Stand in Orchard League
A colorful notice praises top orchard league players. It names Crawford and Killifer of Los Angeles, Edington of Vernon, Rumler and Mulvey of Salt Lake, Middleton and Eldred of the Solons, Miller and Wille of the Oaks, Fitzgerald of the Seals, and Walker and Maisel of the Beavers. The author calls them a mighty classy out field.
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Crawford
Killifer
Los Angeles
Edington
Vernon
Rumler
Mulvey
Salt Lake
Middleton
Eldred
The
Solons
Miller
Wille
Oaks
Fitzgerald
Seals
Walker
Maisel
Beavers
Coast league pitchers dominate win totals amid injuries and trades
Lyle Bigher of Seattle ranks fifth in regular season wins with eight and four losses for a .667. Seaton leads the circuit with 12 wins and five losses. Kremer Seaton and Fittery have 10 or more wins. Falkenberg, traded to Oakland for Brenton, has two wins and 10 losses this season. Seals fans plan a 500 strong Sacramento trip for the Solons series finale.
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Lyle Bigher
Seattle
Seaton
San Francisco
Brown
Fittery
Los Angeles
Lyle
Kremer
Oakland
Seals
Falkenberg
Brenton
Jungle Tribe Triumphs Narrow Ball Battle in Los Angeles
Vernon sparked the Tigers with three early runs as Seattle rallied late. A bases full mishap and timely hits kept the game close, with Bigbee homering for Seattle and Edington’s triple driving in two for the home team.
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Los Angeles
Vernon
Sericen
Seattle
Tigers
Knight
Toma
Bigbee
Chadbourne
Borton
High
Edington
The Star Emphasizes Advertising Mindset
A brief note urging readers to associate advertising with The Star highlights how the paper markets brands and products. It frames The Star as a go-to platform for persuasive campaigns and commercial visibility.
Wabraushek and Allen to Battle for Club Honors
Marshall Allen and Young Wabrauusheck, Seattle’s rising tennis stars, vie for the city club title this afternoon at 3. Allen advanced by defeating Crawford Anderson in the semifinal, while Wabraushek beat Manerll Smith in the other half. The junior title match follows at 6 and the winner advances to the Northwest championship in Portland next month.
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Marshall Allen
Rob Wabrauusheck
Seatattle
Seattle
Allen
Wabraushek
Crawford Anderson
Manerll Smith
King
Little
University
Bailey
Queen Anne High School
Portland
Willard Wins Fans Over with Camp Work Ahead of Dempsey Bout
Jess Willard, long dogged by fan skepticism since his heavyweight title win five years ago, has won some crowd support through brisk training at Camp. He entered in strong form, taking hard hits and sparring hard as he closed the gap with Dempsey. If current pace holds, Willard could enter July 4 as a betting contender.
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Willard
Jess Willard
Joes
Walter Monaghan
Dempsey
Detroit Delivers Eleven In Eight at Connie Mack Park
A fogbank of 20 innings pitched yesterday at Connie Mack's park saw Detroit score 11 runs in eight innings before darkness halted play. The barrage included three home runs two triples and eight singles among 25 hits.
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Connie Mack's Park
Detroit
May Select Referee in Secret Meet
Toledo, June 21. A referee for the July 4 bout between Jean Willard and Jack Dempsey may be chosen today behind closed doors a conference to settle third man in the 26 foot enclosure. Jack Kearns and Tex Rickard expect to discuss referee choice with Archer and others before announcing a selection about 10 days before the fight. Willard scored another knockout yesterday while Dempsey prepared with four rounds and possible bouts with Jamaica Kid Terry Keller and Jock Malone.
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Ohio
Jean Willard
Jack Dempsey
Army
Navy
Civilian Board of Control
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Ray Archer
Jens Willard
Tex Rickard
Kearns
Rickard
Jamaica Kid
Terry Keller
Dayton
Bill Tate
Minneapolis
Jock Malone
St. Paul
Jeas Willard
Jack Heinen
Jack
Heinen
Jens
Fishing News Highlights from Washington Lakes and Rivers
Reports note good fly fishing near Seattle and Mason County with Yellow May flies. Anglers like Lee Lonch Taft catch smallmouth bass and perch at Silver Lake in Lewis County and Crescent treats yield strong sport on Lake Crescent. Stehekin River opens for season with cutthroat trout and Lake Washington hosts bass and predatory birds concerns cited by sportsmen.
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Seattle
Trent
Price
Mason County
Sliver Lake
Lewis County
Lee. Lonch
W HB. Taft
Castle Rock
K J. Ovington
Ovington’s
Lake Crescent
Piper & Taft's
Ralph Miller
Lt. H. Reid
Piper & Taft
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Hass
Pportemen
Chelan
Stehekin River
Willard Trains More Rounds as Rain Ends Heat Wave
Willard plans extra rounds today after a cooling rain yesterday afternoon. Indications point to the worst of the heat wave passing as training continues at the gym.
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Willard
Angels Drop Fourth Straight to Bees in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City defeated Los Angeles 10 to 9, pushing the Angels to a fourth straight loss. The league leaders won all their games by one run, with Crandall Aldridge Schultz and Bassler on the mound for the Bees and Markle Spencer behind the plate for Salt Lake.
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Major League Scoreboard June updates from Philadelphia and New York
Detroit leads Philadelphia 8 to 5 in a game halted at darkness after eight innings at Philadelphia. Batteries were Ehmke Love and Stonage for Detroit and Rogers Thompson Seibold and McAvoy for Philadelphia. In New York Cleveland versus New York was cut off at the end of the fourth inning due to rain.
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Your Patronage Appreciated Pay Checks Cashed
Torrey and Sears operate a billiard parlor at 1430 Sed Commer Road and Pike D in Veountain, offering fountain drinks and cased tables. The notice lists patrons with cashing pay checks and references Becker.
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Commer Rd
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Becker Veountain
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