Camera Jinx Hits The Yankees Camp At Cleveland Park
Reporter Dean Snyder describes a camera jinx affecting the New York Yankees at a Cleveland park camp. Fans and photographers draw reactions from Huggins and Rip Collins as players debate whether images influence ball playing. The piece notes “Hugmen” differ from other teams in superstition and public attention.
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New York
Dean Snyder
Yan
Mr Huggins
Cleveland
Joe Withoit
Joe
Eearly Huggins
Rip Collins
Pitcher
Rip
Local boxing and fishing notes from Portland area
McCormick defeats Pullerton in a recent return bout while Brutes regains a boxing title from Lewis. Nearby, Reese catches a fish off Louie’s Boat House near Lake Washington. Reports describe good trout and bass fishing in Union Bay and Granite Falls with favorable river conditions on Snod Valley.
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FA Reese
Piper & Taft
Lake Washington
Louie
Ison Park
Union Bay
Boldt's Lunch Pastry and Hard Rolls Ad Teaser
Local ad offers Boldt's Lunch Pastry and Hard Rolls for sale in town. Promotional snippet highlights fresh bakery items and takeaway options.
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Boldt
Beavers Win Two From SiWashes
Portland fans saw the Beavers take both games from Seattle here yesterday by 32 and 21 runs. Pinch hitters filled tight spots as manager Clyde Ware guided the lineup. Paddy Sigin delivered a two base hit in the ninth to clinch game one, while Wisterzil’s tenth inning single scored Blue for the decisive run in game two.
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Tryouts in Chicago Set Stage for Olympic Trials
Chicago on June 28 reported no records broken at the Mid-West Olympic tryouts. The event served as a preliminary round before the final Cambridge tests in July.
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Chicago
Cambridge
Schreiner Crowned Women’s Champion At Woodland Park
The Star Woodland Park tennis tourney crowned Gertrude Schreiner the women’s singles champion after a hard three set final over Rita Meyer. Burr and Waller reached the men’s singles final with Waller defeating Vander Las in three sets and Burr taking Pope in straight sets.
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Don Waller
University of Washington
Etar
Richard Burr
Minneapolis
Fana
Gertrude Schreiner
Flna Meyer
Mia Bragdon
Misa Schreiner
Vida Robinson
Mrs Bourque
Burr
Waller
Vander Las
Dick Vander Las
F E. T. Pope
Bruce Hesketh
A. J. Seger
Lowe
Hesketh
Kozlowski
Pope
Fletcher Johnson
Mrs. Bragdon
Mrs. Bourque
Tennis Matches At Sea? Victorian Card Matchups
The snippet lists a string of mixed tennis results and pairings featuring players with unusual spellings such as Gabriel, Segal, Dorothy Little, Ruth Marcuse, Gertrude Sehrenner, Vander Las, Vida Robinson, Ari M. Waller, Mart, Nollan, Konan, Stephens, Durr, Malley, Willieme, Megel Littie, and Vander Las again. It references multiple imminent or completed matches and a schedule note, but details are fragmented and names are inconsistently formed.
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Burr
Rose Oabriel
Segal
Dorothy Little
Little Hreydon
Mra Pringdon
Ruth Marcuse
ATG
Mardy
Gabriel
Megel-Littie
Vander Las
Behreiner
Robineon
Carrie
Tennis results roundup with mixed singles and doubles
Men singles results include Derr over Keoalowek four two, Thurr over Pope six four minus two, Hackland over Van Stone six four, Pope over Hackland one two, Pope over Johnson six four six two, Mesketh over A J Hegel seven five, three six three, Vanderlaa over Mesketh four four. Women singles show Gertrude Hichreiner over Mia Bourque four one, Hichreiner over Nila Meyer four two, Bourque and Vide Reobia pair in doubles. Mixed doubles feature Hiragdon and Pragten over Griggs and Rita Meyer six one six four and Bourque and Cooper over Reneon and Denson six five minus two. Mra Foater and alley defeat Hianche Wieki and partner, plus Marcuse and Mesketh defeat Rodii Wiel and Young six one four six sixty three.
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Keoalowek
Thurr
Pope
Hackland
van Stone
Johnson
Mesketh
A. J Hegel
Vanderlaa
Vander Las
Sindee
Gertrude Hichreiner
Mia Bourque
Gertrude Hehreiner
Nila Meyer
Dounsel Notlen
Nollan
Karlowekt
Carrie
Burrasa Stephens
Lagerstrom
Malley
Williams
Foley
Northern
Wraeden
Gertrude Behrenner
Mra Bourque
Vide Reobiacon
Hiragdon
Pragten
Griggs
Rita Meyer
Mre Bourque
Cooper
Virginia Reneon
Denson
Mra Foater
Hianche Wieki
Keith Marcuse
Rodii Wiel
Young
Cleveland Boxer Johnny Klesch Seeks Match With Johnny Wilson
Cleveland middleweight Johnny Klesch, who has notched a knockout in every pro bout, seeks a bout with Johnny Wilson after winning the 145-pound AAU title two years ago and defending it in 1919. At 20 and of Bohemian descent, Klesch turns pro this year and echoes Bob Martin with a rapid knockout pace.
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Mike O'Dowd
Johnny Klesch
Cleveland
Klesch
Bob Martin
Martin
Leta
Moran Will Stick With Dempsey For Carpentier Bout
Frank Moran, returning from Europe, praises Dempsey avoiding slacker charges and says the road is open for a Moran Dempsey clash with Carpentier. He mocks Beckett and plans now hinge on Beatrell. Washington notes Rob Le Gendre of Georgetown in Olympic tryouts as his injury heals.
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Frank Moran
Europe
Frank
Carpentier
Georges
Jack
Beckett
Tommy Barnes
Wells
Washington
Rob le Gendre
Crick
Georgetown University
Denver Adopts Girl Umpire To Ease Baseball Disputes
In Denver two amateur clubs appoint a capable girl umpire to prevent frequent corner arguments. The new official is described as husky and able to handle games confidently.
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Denver
Tennis results feature wide range of finishes and defaults
The report lists numerous singles and doubles results with many players named such as Burr, Kowlowski, Johnson, Dowers, White, Daniels, Hegel, Semel, Vander Lae, Williama, Koweki, Currie, Lagerstrom, Dyer, Greasen, Foley, Miller, Noyes, Norbom, Jame, Batley, Meyer, Ruth Marcuse, Bourque, Hodl Wiel, and Gertrude Schreiner. Several matches end by default or irregular scores, reflecting a chaotic sequence of sets and pairs across multiple events.
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Kowlowski
Too
Burr
Lagentrom
Miller
Johnson
Oldham
Waller
Bennon
MM Nolian
M. Hegel
Tuckett
A. J. Semel
Vander Lae
Williama
Dowers
White
Daniels
Nelsan End Nelson
Pope
Packer
Koweki
Currie
Lee
Nelson
Lagerstrom Johnson
Dyer
Greasen
Dorr
Stephens
One
Hegel
Foley
Nanny's Chance In Cleveland With Scranton Swing
Greave ONeill rushed to his wife in Scranton Pennsylvania as Leslie Nuna seizes a rare chance with the Indians. He is a capable pinch hitter and pinch catcher in tight games.
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Cleveland
Greave O’neill
Scranton
Leslie Nunamaker
Indians
McCarthy to Battle Wright June 30 in Seattle
Travie Davis has refused to box on The Star show for the Scott fund at Liberty Park, leaving Johnny McCarthy to face Billy Wright. McCarthy seeks fan favor after a prior defeat, while Wright provides a strong opponent. The card includes Army Welch and Van Sontag in the semi windup and promoters Austin Salt Craximan Hite lining up the rest. Funds aid Mrs Scott, widow of Deputy Sheriff Scott, with fighters donating medals to boost the cause.
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Scott Fund
Liberty Park
Johnny McCarthy
San Francisco
Billy Waight
Davie
Wright
McCarthy
Davia
Seattle
Piverett
Queen City
Army Welch
van Sontag
Austin
Bryther
Resolute to defend America’s Cup at Newport
The New York Yacht Club defense committee chose Resolute as America’s Cup defender for the 1 June meeting. Randy Hook will host the first races slated for July 15 with Shamrock as Lipton’s challenger.
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Thomas Lipton
Shamrock TV
Cup Defense Committee
New York Yacht Club
Randy Hook
Gand returns delayed as outlaws keep star from field
Chicago fans lament Chick Gandil missing five day deadline to rejoin the team as he remains out for three years amid ongoing disputes.
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Chicago
White Sox
Chick Gand
Outlaws
Pope Poised to Join UW in National Track Tryouts
Gus Pope of the University of Washington is near certain to join the national track team for Cambridge trials after placing second in discus at 142 feet 10 inches. Elden Jenne of Washington State College also looks likely, winning pole vault and nearly matching world records with a 12 feet 6 inch leap in Pasadena.
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Gus Pope
University of Washington
Cambridge
Pasadena
Pope
Bartell
Oregon
Elden Jenne
Washington State College
Jenne
California
Olympic
Seattle Yachts Plan Fourth of July Cruise
Fifteen yachts from the Queen City Yacht club will take part in a weekend cruise to Anderson Island. Captains J. L. G. Meyer and W. F. Altenbauch oversee arrangements with plans for lively entertainment and a chicken dinner on the Fourth. The fleet will return late Monday.
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Queen City Yacht Club
Anderson Island
J. L. G. Meyer
W. F. Altenbauch
Zin Gerstein Captures Woman's National Clay Court Title
Marion Zin Gerstein of Boston won the women's national clay court championship in Detroit defeating Corinne Gould of St. Louis in straight sets 6 0 and 6 1.
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Detroit
Marion Zin. Gerstein
Boston
Mass
Corinne Gould
St. Louis
Tinks Add Lefty Dave Danforth To Senator Pennant Drive
Columbus report notes the Tinks have added left handed pitcher Dave Danforth to aid the Senator toward the pennant. Danforth previously won in the association several years ago.
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Columbus
Tinks
Dave Danforth
Association
Tailored Ready Tops Rainier Heights in League No 2
Tailored Ready won 20 to 6 over Rainier Heights at Columbia Field Sunday to stay in the race in League No 2. Rainier Heights was unable to muster safeties against Don Hunter while Tailored Ready connected with Patricelli. The Shamrock Athletic club Interbay Juniors game was not played due to grounds confusion and may be rescheduled for July Fourth.
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Boldt's Cozy Boxes Offer Family Dining Deals
Advertisement mentions Boldt's cozy boxes for the whole family inviting readers to dine together.
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Boldt
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