Beattie Tops Indians in High-Scoring Baseball Battle
Beattie led a 6 to 4 victory over the Indians in a pitched game at the local ball farm. Danny Shea belted a second inning homer with two on, supplying the decisive runs as Nat Knight and Bonner battled, with close calls in the ninth and standout defensive plays by Raymond and Leard highlighting the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Indians
Knight
Bonner
Danny Shea
Giants
Champs
Kippert Aingled
Netsel
Weed
Kippert
Sage
Zimmerman
Schwenk
Raymond
Frisk
Cartwright
Leard
Cocash
Spokane
Nordyke
Bues Wos
Cooney
Ort
Beavers and Bees Split Victorian Doubleheader
The Beavers won the morning game 2 to 1 while the Bees lost the afternoon 9 to 6. McMurdo made an error and James hit a two bagger in the first game. "Smoke" Thomas pitched smartly in the third inning of the second. Erickson struggled early in the first frame of the second game as Victoria pitchers battled Vancouver hitters. Batteries listed for Victoria and Vancouver show a mix of players including Clark Le and Erickson Thomas Belford Starkell Spleaman Gervais and Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Beavers
Clark and
Erickson and
EU Thomas and
Belford
Pippins Wallop Bengals in Portland Showdown
Portland defeated Tacoma with strong hitting as Annis scored in the first and three runs followed. Lamline relieved in pinch situations while Harris pitched for Portland. Final score details are obscured in the garbled text but indicate a Portland win over Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Tacoma
Annis
Lincoln High Names Tony Howells Track Captain
Tony Howells, a mile runner, was elected captain of the Lincoln high track team for next season. He placed third in the mile at the Seattle inter scholastic meet and is viewed as a promising successor to Clyde after graduation. Lake Washington strawberry fields open to the public. Take Yesler way car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony” Howells
Lincoln High
Howells
Seattle
Clyde
Lake Washington
Yesler Way
International Fight Circuit Being Planned
London hosts a proposed world class boxing arena under promoter Hugh McIntosh. He plans a world circuit with fighters contracted to two bouts in London Paris and Australia forming a wheeling schedule backed by England's sporting elite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Hugh McIntosh
Barnscourt
McIntosh
National Sporting Club
Olympia
America
Australia
MclIntosh
MelIntosh
Fariscourt
Paris
Pennant Race Tightens Across Pacific Coast Baseball Circles
Sidelights show Spokane Tacoma and Vancouver tied at .615 for lead with Portland Seattle chasing. Giants in fifth place, Seattle just .009 behind Portland, could climb toward .500 as Seattle eyes improved play in the next road stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver
Portland
Seattle
Victoria
Colin
Beavers
Islanders
Bengals
Giants
Tighe
Brown Declines 10 Round Milwaukee Bout With McFarland
Boxing column notes Knockout Brown of Chicago is offered seven thousand dollars for a 10 round fight against Packey McFarland in Milwaukee. Brown refuses to face the Chicago stockyards ace and has rarely fought outside New York except a Philadelphia bout with Ad Wolgast. Observers question Brown and manager Don Morgan’s claims of McFarland’s lack of reputation and suggest Brown dodges top competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. O. Brown
Knockout Brown
Chicago
Packey McFarland
Emil Thiry
Brown
Milwaukee
K. O
Owen Moran
Jack Goodman
Leach Cross
Packey
New York City
Gotham
Ad Wolgast
Philadelphia
Don Morgan
Shine
McFarland
Morgan
Harp
Wolgast
Sporting Sparks Chicago Fight Dubious for July Fourth
Milwaukee promoters doubt July 4 staging for Packey McFarland versus Harlem Tommy Murphy as many strong fights crowd the holiday. In New York the Highlanders spark pennant talk about Yanks Giants world series clash. Jimmy Clabby loses to Jeff Smith in ten rounds in Bayonne. Ad Wolgast heads to Moran bout on July 4 in San Francisco. Bibelot yacht leads Sonderklasse races at Kiel as Beaver second and others place. Sam Langford returns to Chicago with a Jack Johnson grin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Packey McFarland
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Milwaukee
New York
Jimmy Clabby
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
N. J
San Francisco
Ad Wolgast
Los Angeles
Owen Moran
Moran
Frankie Burns
Kiel
Bibelot
Sonderklasse
Cima
Tilly
Boxers Circulate Cards Across Cities In Summer Plans
Tony Capon and manager Joe Woodman expect strong bouts in Winnipeg with Jim Smith at Tom O Rourke s club on June 2. Ogden hosts July 4 with Sam due back July 15 in Winnipeg as promoters seek complementary matchups. Vancouver notes Batt Nelson, former world light welter champion, drawing crowd at Made Canada fair events last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Capon
Winnipeg
Joe Woodman
Jim Smith
Tom O'Rourke
Ogden
Sam
Vancouver
B. C
Batt Nelson
Rising Stars Edge In Town Teammates In Sunday Game
West Woodland team wins as a 16 year old teen features in Sunday morning action. Out of town opponents list Eilers Pioneers seeking a next match. Contact W Tonkin at 502 Mutual Life for arrangements. Rainier team from Seattle area involved at art building venue with E Hooper noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Woodland
Te Fo
Ballard
Acress
W. R. Tonkin
Mutual
Rainier
Seattle
Eilers
E. Hooper
Seattle Electric Company
Umpire Mabry Seeks National League Post After Jarred by Fans
In Cairo Illinois on a June game with Paducah fans hurled 600 bottles at umpire Mabry. The incident left Mabry unhappy with his role as field official and he applied for a National League umpiring job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Paducah
Mabry
Lincoln hurdler Clyde Dana nets points in state meets
Clyde Dana, Lincoln high hurdler, earned four points for his school in the spring state track meets. He placed second in the Seattle meet and fourth in the big interscholastic at Tacoma. Mo Gillicuddy of Broadway won both races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dana
Lincoln
Dana
Seattle
Tacoma
Mo. Gillicuddy
Broadway
Four Kid Teams End Season In Tie
The Junior association of four kids teams finished the season tied after ten games all at .500. Today the Cubs meet Tigers and Senecas face Sioux with winners to play for the championship tomorrow. The Aloha Tigers highlighted the run by winning five straight after an 0-5 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathemeticians
Aloha Tigers
Court Tennis Finals In Pacific Coast Championship
In Santa Cruz on June 22 seven games were played this forenoon in the junior series of the Pacific coast tennis championships. The ladies doubles saw Misa Sutton and Miss Brown defeat Miss Deming and Miss Herron in straight sets 6-1 6-0. Anita Meyers beat Miss Herron in singles. Cully defeated Miss Pletcher in another ladies match. The mixed doubles winners were Miss Tipham and Fottrell over Miss Cully and Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Misa Sutton
Miss Brown
Miss Deming
Miss Herron
Anita Meyers
Miss Cully
Miss Pletcher
Miss Tipham
Fottrell
Chambers
Weerthes v15 at TALS Building
Legal notice reports the case of Ms M and Freed in the Weerthes v15 matter filed at the TALS Building. Proceedings or actions are noted with reference to court records and scheduling.
Seattle Athletes Head to Pittsburg for AAU Meet
Tom MacDonald leads eight Seattle Athletic Club track stars aboard the Oriental Limited for the AAU championships in Pittsburg July 1. Sprinters Ira Courtney and Jack Nelson, quarter miler Bradley Gish, Joe Malcomsen, Clarence Edmunson, Walter Thomassen, Paul Clyde, with Billy Martin joining in Chicago, prepare despite missing key runners and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom MacDonald
Seattle Athletic Club
Oriental Limited
Pittsburg
Smoky City
Ira Courtney
Jack Nelson
Bradley Gish
Joe Malcomsen
Clarence Edmunson
Walter Thomassen
Paul Clyde
Lincoln
Billy Martin
Chicago
Hawkins
Multnomah
Philbrook
Notre Dame
Edwards
Welsh Still Favorite in Baldwin Title Bout
San Francisco reports Freddie Welsh favored 10 to 4 over Mat ty Baldwin as they meet tonight for 20 rounds at the auditorium. Weigh in at 4 30 this afternoon with two preliminaries: Frank Harris versus Walter Scott in six rounds and Willie Meehan against Ray Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Freddie Welsh
Matty Baldwin
Baldwin
Welsh
Frank Harris
Walter Scott
Willie Meehan
Ray Campbell
Anglo American meet hopes rise for Harvard and Y athletes
Records show Harvard and Yale runners hold better marks than Oxford Cambridge in several events ahead of the England meet on July 11. Americans lead or tie best times in the yard dash half mile and mile while past ad ments of athletes may influence selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harvard
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shea
Tonings
Prink
Balie
Kane
Ee Evete
Starkell
Spleaman
Gervais
Lewis
Van
Splesman
Pippins Wallop Bengals
Anois
Liebt
Lamline and
Harris
Coast League
National League
Neween
Liefield
Gibson
Zeney
Ovitz
Archer
Cincinnati
H. E Louis
Brooklyn
Ee Phia Evegass
Brooklylyn Tre
Burns
Rowan
Bell and
Bergen
Boston
Ida Hes O
Drucke Ames
Mar
Meyers, Wilson, Brown, Ferguson and
Kling
IL Pet
Dageensereereee AG
Washington
Walker and Ainsmith
Bender
H. E Seeeeseereenee
York Tee
Pape, McHale
Nu Ramaker
Warhop
Sweeny
St. Louis
H. Ge
Bt. Louis Ereenne Ene
Lange and Payne
Powell and Clarke
Detroit
Mreseland Berpbetaen
Sare Seeeed
West
Fisherers and Stanage
American Association
Bertie
Tony) Howells
Seettie
Pigrece
Everett
Colman
Confucius
Meadowbrook
Hurlingham
Sporting Sparks
Highlanders
Yanks
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Rising
Frisco
California
Wan Firete
Chandler
Tom McDonald
Éago
Imber
Chi Athletic Club
Jennings
Hughie Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Pulla
Madison
M'Murdo
McMurdo
Bee
Oakland
Cedar St. Grounds
Red” Devereaux
van Haltren
Red
Edith Day
Seattle Automobile School
Dreamiend
English Woolen Mills
Third Avenue
G. Ellis Bates
Eltiky Rsa
Exrallob
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!