Murphy's Giants Win Heady Ball In Home Debut
The Giants beat the Aberdeen Cats 3 to 2 at Dugdale's park on Monday afternoon. Seattle's run in the eighth gave Murphy's club a dramatic victory, their first home game since Leard quit as manager. Le Roy pitched for Seattle and Shader twirled for Aberdeen as the two teams clash again in Seattle Saturday.
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Herb Murphy
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Leard
Dugdale’s Park
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Kittens
Seattle
Cats
Chief le Roy
Shader
Aberdeen
Rogart
Ceennes
Dempeey
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P . Ss
Innings
Benttle
le Rey
Hader
Moree
Fean
Balle
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Mmale
Laathers
Aultechus
Dean
Johneon
Sporting Fourth Celebrated Here in Seattle
A Fourth of July celebration will be held in Seattle from 11:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Amateur events include Hoy Scouts races bayonet races hand grenade throwing boys and girls open races and free for all races across five park districts.
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Fromm
Hoy Scouta
Vancouver Ousted from Northwest League in Regional Shuffle
Vancouver B C loses its Pacific Coast International league status after Beavers refuse to play Portland Buckaroos in Rone City. Vancouver Wash to join Northwest league replacing Vancouver B C with a promised shipyard team. President Blewett cites schedule breach by Bob Brown and says a Vancouver Wash club can be recruited. A Seattle meeting will finalize schedule and new team details before July.
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Beavers
Portland Buckaroos
Wash
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Seattle
Heer Carries Off Shooting Honors at Northwest Meet
Heer claimed the main title and 4000 in Liberty bonds posted by the Northwest Sportsmen association after a nervy final day, finishing with 472. East hails also included Gus L Becker of Ogden Utah with 228, and Amateurs outside the star event led by Frank Templeton of Portland with 325. In professional ranks L H Reid of Seattle set 328 for first, H B Posten of San Francisco second with 326, while FE A Conklin of Seattle won the Walla Walla handicap in a shoot-off. J I Troeh of Portland captured the Northwest championship handicap with 47 of 50. The Multnomah trophy went to F M Sweeney of Twin Falls Idaho with 20 straight. K E Van Breek of Beattie won the Smale trophy with 25 straight. Monday’s shoot named Searle of Seattle high amateur 117, with Couts of Camp Lewis 116. Hugh Posten led professionals with 116 and Reid second at 115.
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Ogden
Utah
Frank Templeton
Portland
L. HH. Reid
Seattle
H. B. Posten
San Francisco
FE. A. Conklin
Hanson
Walla Walla
J. i. Troeh
F. M. Sweeney
Twin Falla
Idaho
KE. K. van Breek
Beattie
Searle
J. FP. Couts
Camp Lewin
Hugh Posten
L. H. Reid
Grange Condemns Walla Walla Action at Convention
Lake Grange No. 362 denounces Walla Walla for unpatriotic behavior and inhospitality after it refused to provide a meeting venue for the convention. The group says the move follows five years of invitation and urges support for the condemnation along with other changes.
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Walla Walla
Washington State
Government seeks maximum penalty for railroad thefts
United States District Attorney Robert C. Saunders reports a government request to impose the maximum penalty on individuals convicted of stealing railroad property, signaling tougher enforcement and potential sentencing.
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Govirnment
United States
Robert C. Saunders
Market Report Shows Wide Range of Produce Prices
A truncated market listing displays prices for fruits, vegetables, dairy, grains, and meats. Items include oranges, lemons, apples, grapes, onions, lettuce, cauliflower, cucumbers, apples from Winesap and Crystal, cantaloupes from Apache Valley, and dairy and poultry values with wholesale shippers seeking various weights and grades.
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Washington
Puget Sound
Bow
Hiack Peon
GOR
Gira Wherriee
Clark
Boys All In Fine Shape For Smokers In Austin Salt
Willie Robinson the California lightweight trains hard to face Muff Hironson in the wind-up at the Arena Wednesday night. Heetor the Denver heavyweight is training in Bremerton for a 12 round daily workout and will meet Steve Reynolds. Portland reports say Bronson and Hoke are in good shape for their bouts. Hartford Jones train in Tacoma while Benson and Crouch work at Austin Salt gym. Promoter Dan Salt notes a balanced card and a likely packed house.
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Muff Hironson
Austin & Saltamoker
Arena
Muff
Heetor
Denver
Hremerton
Steve H Reynolds
Portland
Bronson
Hoke
Hartford
Jones
Tacoma
Benson and Crouch
Austin & Salt
Dan Salt
World Famous Swimmers to Swim for Red Cross Fund
World class divers gather at Crystal pool tonight for an exhibition to raise funds for the Red Cross and The Star smoke fund. Duke Kahanamoku headlines with Clarence Lane and Stub Krueger as backstroke stars. Krueger plans to chase a new 1 meter world record previously held by Kellmer, a German submarine seaman.
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Red Cross
Star Smoke Fund
Duke Kahanamoku
Clarence Lane
Stub” Krueger
United States
Krueger
Lish
Kellmer
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