Twenty Years a Star in the National League and the Pittsburg Pitcher
The article notes Hans Was the Horns of the Pittsburg star entering his 21st season, alongside mentions of Cap Anson Napoleon Lajoie and Honus Wagner, plus reflection on eye trouble and rheumatism affecting durability and speed. It discusses one-star-per-team dynamics and highlights Walter Mall’s situation with the Shipbuilders amid rumors and media spotlight.
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Hans
Pittsburg
Bage- Cap Anson
Napoleon Lajoie
Wagner
Anson
Lajoie
the Bernhardt
Patti
Leo Houck Signs With Jack Pickford for Movies
Leo Houck the Seattle lightweight has signed to appear in Jack Pickford’s company. While in the South he boxed and worked at Fox studio with Chet Neff. He will retire the gloves for the drama and pursue acting under his real name Francia Fay.
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Leo Houck
Seattle
Los Angeles
Jack Pickford
South
Leo
Fox
Chet Neff
Francia Fay
Giants Take Lead In Northwestern League After Win Over Great Falls
Seattle Giants win two from Great Falls 6 to 0 and 6 to 4, gaining first in the Northwestern League. Eastley blanked the Great Falls offense in the first game, while Bill Cunningham led the offense with four singles in the second. Remaining games include stops at Butte and Spokane before returning home to face Vancouver.
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Herb Hester
Pat Eastley
Putte
Giants
Spokane
Williams
Redes
Bob Brown
Vancouver
Reattie
Teard
Murphy
Gardner
Carman
Choldie
Cunningham
Morse
Pa Conningham
Jantley
Menneeninger
Hoeckel
Kelly
Myler
McArdle
Harwood
Peterson
W. Cunningham
Boxer Billy Nelson Joins U S Army Ambulance Corps
Spokane lightweight Billy Nelson has enlisted in the ambulance corps of the United States Army at the Portland recruiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Nelson
Spokane
Ambulance Corps
United States Army
Portland
Dugdale Settling Back to Health on Seattle Trip
Daniel Edward Dugdale was en route to Butte with the Seattle baseball club after an illness of rheumatism that kept him sidelined for more than two weeks. He is reported to be on the road to recovery.
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Jones
Ed Walsh
Bill James
iGennie Mack
Jack Ibs
Eddie Plank
Christy Mathewson
Joe Wood
Red Wild
Bill Donovan
Fd Reulach
Mordecai Brown
Phillippe
J. Adams
Grover Alexander
Pfeffer
Walter Malls
Walter
Portal
Daniel Edward Dugdale
Butte
Seattle
Few Trapshooters at Local Clubs Sunday
W. H. Carstens and Dr. King were tied for high honors at the Green Lake trapshoot Sunday with 49 each. At Harbor Island J. B Lewis and W. JB. Taft led the 50 target event with 42, while Hugh Memming won the century shoot with 86.
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W. H. Carstens
Dr. King
Green Lake
Harbor Island
J. B Lewis
W. JB. Taft
Hugh Memming
Golf Championship Opens With Early 6 A M Play
The Pacific Northwest Golf Championship began in Portland with 172 top Coast golfers in the men’s championship qualifying rounds. Play started at 6 a m as high Willamette water flooded two fairways. a special rule allowed play to continue. About $1,200 of entrance fees will go to the Red Cross.
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Delite Pree Loewe
Portland
Willamette
Classy Nags Will Gallop In Brooklyn Handicap
Eleven Thoroughbreds including Derby winner Regret and a former Derby champ set to race at Aqueduct in the Brooklyn Handicap. Weights are listed for Roamer 128 with Schuminger as jockey, and Regret 122 with Robinson aboard among others.
Mother Brickley Gives Sons to U S Forces
Boston June 25 Mrs William J Brickley mother of Harvard star Charley Brickley says she has given four of her sons to Uncle Sam's fighting forces and will hand over her remaining son when he is old enough.
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United Crees
Boston
Sam
Mra
William J. Brickley
Charley Brickley
Harvard
Seattle pro Les Reid stars in Portland trap shoot
Les Reid of Seattle High Pro led a field at the Kverding traps in Portland on Sunday scoring 97 of 100. Other trap shooters followed as Reid set the pace in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Reid
Seattle High
Portland
Seattle
Anderson and Bayley Battle to Draw in Victoria Ring
In Victoria Saturday night Seattle fans watched Starry Anderson and Joe Bayley fight 12 rounds to a draw. Earlier, Bernie Dillon lost his Northwestern flyweight title to Charley Pica in a six round preliminary. Doug Fairbanks anecdotes frame the crowd’s mood as the night unfolded.
Looks Blue for Red Sox With Ruth Gone
Babe Ruth faces potential damage to the Red Sox pennant hopes after a recent incident with umpire Brick Owens. Ruth has 12 wins in 16 starts and a .408 average across all games, while his bat remains a major asset for Boston. Ban Johnson’s ruling will determine the team’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lynch
Lynch
Sherwood Magee
Babe Ruth
Boston
Ruth
Brick Owens
Jack Barry
Red Sox
Ban Johnson
San Mateo Horseman Orders Colors Down
San Mateo millionaire horseman Charles W. Clark orders most of his Eastern horses sold and states his colors will not race on any track for the remainder of the war. The announcement marks a major shift in his racing affiliations and wartime holdings.
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San Mateo
San Francisco
Charles W. Clark
Eddie Mahan Joins the Marines
Edward W. Mahan of Natick, captain of Harvard’s 1915 football team, has been accepted for enlistment in the Marine Corps. Intercollegiate athletics will resume at Whitman College next fall despite the war, trustees and overseers announced at their annual meeting.
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Boston
Edward W. Mahan
Natick
Harvard
Marine Corps
Whitman College
Walla Walla
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National City Bank Officers Named in Notice
The document lists National City Bank officers including J. W. Maxwell as president F. W. Baker as vice president J. H. Bloedel N. H. Seil as cashier and B. Ansley W. L. Suiter as assistant cashiers in the official roster.
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J. W. Maxwell
F. W. Baker
J. H. Bloedel
N. H. Seil
Bh. B. Ansley
W. L. Suiter
Cashier
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U. S
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Great Falls
Nick Williams
Lee Magee
Eddie Shannon
Edward Leon
Legg
Joe Bemish
Caruso
Shorty
Shaw
Nate Druximan
Kid" McCoy
Eddie Pinkman
Beer
Oakland
Coast League Paper
Sammy Beer
Bob Blewett
Eckman
San Francisco Bulletin
Campi
Rowe van Nostern
Barber
Colgate’s
Ralph Junker
Tappa Kega Beers
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Lloyd Madden
Joe Flanigan
Kid" Bruno
H.C. Hamilton
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Marines
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