Cubs Win Opening Game Against Spokane
The Cubs beat Spokane in the opener with a scoreline of unknown value. Osborn struggled with control, walking runners and throwing to bases, while Rush pitched well early before surrendering eight hits. Beattie and Coy contributed offense, Hickey scored on Kellackey’s hit, and Erickson relieved after three Cubs runs.
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Spokane
Cubs
Quinn
T To & Tt
Osborn
Seattle
Rush
Beattie
Coy
Hickey
Kellackey
Erickson
Phageer
Roberta
Ball players labeled base ingrates by critics
M. W. Townsend reports O. P. Caylor on his deathbed claiming ball players are base ingrates. He says writers gain no thanks for boosting players and that criticism provokes resentment, while good players accept honest critique and bad ones complain.
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M. W. Townsend
St. Louis Star Chronicle
Baill
O. P. Caylor
Addes
Caylor
Races Yesterday At Track Meet Report
Yesterday’s races listed times and results for seven events plus steeplechase. Winners include Camille Harpoon Lillie Turner Oak Grove Hank Holiday Hatchard Bell Weevil Serville Baztl Mondom and others with priced outcomes and second and third places noted.
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Pentagon
Mansane
O'Connor
Hank Holiday
Sam Palmer
Hatchard
J. Murphy
Headley
Pactotami
Bell Weevil
Revery
Dandy Dancer
Serville
Hennessy
den of Dawn
Princess Louise
Baztl
Stille
Halton
Thomond
Malin
Principia
Harmakis
First race at Monterey yields 3 to 1 winner
In the seven eighths of a mile event at Monterey Gauget rode the 103 horse to win at 3 to 1. Dan McKenna, carrying 110, finished second.
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Monterey
Dan McKenna
Dreamland rink hosts benefit by union members
The Seattle Press Feeders' and Asaintanta' Union No 59 offers a night at Dreamland rink on Saturday June 29 to aid sick union members.
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Seattle Press
Asaintanta’ Union
Dreamland Rink
Peterborough Canoes 20 Percent Discount
Whiten Hardware Co. offers a twenty percent discount on Peterborough canoes. sale details and eligible models not specified.
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Peterborough Canoes
Whiten Hardware Co
Eee
Yale and Harvard Oarsmen Set for Intercollegiate Race
New York June 26 Yale and Harvard oarsmen prepare for the annual intercollegiate race on June 29 at the Thames. Last year Harvard beat Yale but Yale crews expect a tougher challenge this time. Both crews have trained hard for the event as the varsity eight race on the Hudson unfolds with Columbia and the Naval Academy in the field.
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YALE
Harvard
New York
Fyes
Thames
Hoth
Hudson
Columbia
Meadows in Shape Shows Modern Racing Plant Upgrades
The Meadows track announces improvements including a new floor in the grandstand, widened back stretches, and updated facilities. Officials listed include presiding judge Horace H. Hebert, associate judges Fred Mulholland and Robert Leighton, starter Arthur McKeight, and clerk of the scales Sam Mefifiora.
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Serandstand
Horace H. Hebert
Fred Mulholland
Robert Leighton
Arthur McKeight
Sam Mefifiora
Seattle Golf Club Expands to 18 Holes on 158 Acres
Interest in golf grows as Seattle Golf Club clears 158 acres for an 18 hole course. Work proceeds rapidly and officials say the new links will rival any in the country once finished.
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Seattle
Ball Players to Form Union in the East
Talks intensify in the east about re forming a players union after past failure. A previous league wide association had a treasury of funds at its end and is now thought ready to support a new campaign to reorganize the players group.
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Ihs
Bush
Knack
Akill
Wee Willie Keeler
New York Americana
SQUIRES TUNES UP FOR COLMA FIGHT ON JULY 4
Bil Squires resumes training in San Rafael and gains praise from sporting experts ahead of his July 4 bout with Tommy Berns in Colma. Parson Davies hails him as a fine specimen of manhood as analysts predict a strong showing.
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San Francisco
Bil Squires
Tommy Berns
Colma
San Rafael
Parson Davies
Schools Chief Says FTC Ruling Won’t Hurt Attendances
Superintendent of Schools F. J. Cooper says ICC rule forbidding rebates to the National Educational Association will not affect attendance at the Los Angeles convention next month. The loss will fall on the association’s treasury from members who fail to pay dues on time.
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F. J. Cooper
Superintendents’ Department
The
National Educational Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Association
Los Angeles
Holy Rollerism Not For Tacoma
A mob tore down the big revival tent in Tacoma yesterday and demolished the chapel used by Holy Roller adherents. The organized uproar reflects local opposition to the movement.
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Tacoma
Star
Holy Roller. Com
Special committee to seek $10,000 for garbage wagons
The committee recommended to the council an appropriation of $10,000 to purchase and outfit wagons for garbage collection. The extra fleet will serve areas with low current service and be retained through year end while the city’s regular system is brought online.
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Counncll
Pittsburg District Faces Social Scandal After Attempted Killing
June 26 report from Pittsburg recalls a near-fatal shooting in De Wolf’s private office. Harper, linked to prominent men, allegedly attempted to kill Levi Watt, a wealthy merchant, in a case that could provoke a social scandal for the city.
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Fittsburg
Harper
Levi Watt
de Wolfs
Woman believes Telluride mine husband was murdered
Walla Walla dispatch reports Mrs. W. L. Smith suspects her husband was killed during Telluride area mine troubles. The Liberty Bell mine shift boss, identified in his letters, warned of trouble before July 1902, and the widow follows testimony in Boise.
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Walla Walla
Telluride
Colo
W. L. Smith
Boise
Everett Methodists Plan Riverside Mission Church
In Everett on June 26 the Methodist community voted to build a Riverside church as a mission station until a regular pastor is assigned. Site negotiations proceed and a likely location is Summit avenue and Twenty sixth street. Also reported a 12 year old boy John Martin had a foot crushed under a Northern Pacific freight car at the Kelipee mill and required amputation.
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Star
Everett
Riverside
Summit Av
John Martin
Northern Pacific
Kelipee Mill
Loving Girl Testifies in Father’s Murder Trial
Elizabeth Loving, daughter of Judge Elizabeth Loving, testified about trust in a man named Kate in the case over Theodore Betes’s murder. She described being drugged and assaulted, tearfully recounting the events as she sought to clear her father. Also, Robert Patten known as the umbrella man left Seattle for California to join Mrs. Winchester’s home while returning to work with Winchester Arms.
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Houston
Robert Patten
Seattle
California
President
San Francisco
Winchester
Winchester Arma Company
Patten
San Juan Fishing & Packing Opens Seattle Tee Plant
The San Juan Fishing & Packing company completes the largest tee plant in Seattle. The facility will cost about 140000 dollars and aims for a capacity of 6 billion tons per day.
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Seattle
San Juan
Relief for the Family Man
On Sunday at 4 30 the Yonemite pleasure steamer will depart Admiralty Inlet bound for Whidby Fort Flagler Port Townsend and the San Juans. A lunch stop will be made on Orcas Island before returning via Deception Pass and Camano Island. Tickets cost $1 50 and are available at Swift's Drug Store Barrels Hed Cross Annex and Pier 6 foot of University Street.
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Yonemite
Admiralty Inlet
Whidby Island
Fort Flagler
Fort Casey
Port Worden
Puget
Port Townsend
Straits of
San Juan de Fuca
Rosario Straits
Thatcher Pass
Lopez, Decatur and Diskey
San Juan Archipelago
Orcas Islands
San Juan
Orcas Island
Swift
Hed Cross Annex
Pier 6
University Stone
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Dothem
National League
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Latonia
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Joe Moser
R. C. Rann
Lillie Turner
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Red Coat
Matador
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Regal
First Ave
Wash
Carhart
Naval Academy
Tappin
Figh
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Bacon
Severence
Glass
Richardson
Farley
Blagden
Squires
Pittsburg
Sertepe Telegraph Sertice
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G. H. Woodhouse Co
University Stoop
Diamond Palace
Joseph Hoeslich
Second Avenue
Col. J. D. Lewis
Pacific
Puget Sound
Schillings & Wine
Garvey-Buchanan
China
Bucharans
Mils
Keystone Liquor Co
Fieet Avenue
DR. Holt
Bulletin
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C. W. Meldrum
Kohler & Chase
Eetabiiehed
Watdert Building
Union Tailors Salies
Third Work
Third Ave
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Frank A. Munsey
York
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