Ritchie and Rivers Ready for Fourth War
San Francisco report says lightweight champion Willie Ritchie and challenger Joe Rivers appear fit for the July 4 bout. Rivers weighed 136 pounds in public, while Ritchie weighed 156 pounds after a crowded workout at San Rafael.
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Joe Rivers
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Levy
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Northwest Traction Co. timetable for Everett and Seattle trips
Everett to Seattle interurban service lists daily and limited times including 10:30 am 6:25 pm and 9:45 pm with frequent departures from early morning to night. Indicates connections via Greenwood Ajax Drug Store and addresses Seattle line terminus at 6 pm from Pacific Northwest Traction Co. schedule.
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Everstt
Seattle Triumphs 9-7 On Roy Brown Heroics In Wild Game
Roy Brown lifted the ball over right field in the eighth to spark Seattle to a 9-7 win. McGinity started against Hill McIvor but home run bursts led to Kurfuss replacing him in the fourth. The box score lists Shaw and Fries among two hit leaders with J Brown, Cadman and Harbison contributing key moments.
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Friese
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Harrie Strack
MeIver
Meinitty
Kurface
Balle
Macfeer
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Hite
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Ckeiford
Washington Crew Hopes Rise After Key Return
Washington's eight regatta team gains momentum with the return of George Hutton Wilson Lee and Max Walski to Seattle. They believe a victory was possible on the Hudson if Elmer Leader had not broken his foot strap, costing two lengths. Only Hutton and A C Campbell graduate.
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Washington
Seattle
George Hutton
Wilson Lee
Max Walski
Hudson
Elmer Leader
Hutton
A. C. Campbell
Montamara Festival Opens in Tacoma With Bronco Busting and Auto Races
Tacoma prepares for a five day Montamara Festival featuring bronco busting and automobile racing led by stars like Tetzlaff Burman and Cooper. The event offers 100 to 500 mile races with $10,000 in cash prizes and includes a Wild West show, roping, bull-dogging, athletic meets, parades, and fireworks at the municipal stadium and track.
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Man from the Star Gives Free Game Passes
A daily prompt inviting readers of The Star to spot the elusive Man from the Star at the ball park. He will hand a free pass to a future game after the seventh inning, provided you are a current Star reader. He attends games daily including Thursdays Seattle vs Vancouver.
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the Star
The
Star
Ball Park
Seattle
Vancouver
Bat Triumphs In Sanda & Erland Trophy Race
Under light wind Captain Wiley’s Bat won the final heat in the Sanda & Erland trophy event organized by the Seattle Yacht Club. The Hat finished from the debt club to Four-Mile Rock to Eagle Harbor and back in 3 hours 13 minutes, as ten boats entered the race—the largest entry since 1909. Witch placed second with 237 points and Petrel third with 167 in the point system.
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Montamara Auto Races Officials Named At Tacoma
Three Seattle men were chosen as officials for the Montamara auto races in Tacoma next weekend N B Abrams judged Frank M Fretwell refereed and Ro F E Magner timed. About one thousand fans toured the track Sunday to see the speed demons tune their racers Dave Lewis posted the best practice time about 96 mph with 23 machines entered in the Intercity and Potlatch events.
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Tacoma
N. B. Abrams
Frank M. Fretwell
Ro F E. Magner
Dave Lewis
Umpire Jack McNulty Retires After St Louis Fight
St Louis June 260 Umpire Jack McNulty announced his retirement from baseball following his first fight here Saturday with manager Jack O Connor of the St Louis Federal League club He had officiated in the American Association Three I and New York State leagues Beat Modern Outside rooms Stewart Howse 6 West Stewart 25c 0c
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Jack O'Connor
Jack McNulty
McNulty
Crane Wins High Jump At Chicago
In Chicago the Stadium high school Tacoma jumper Al Crane cleared 6 feet 9 1/2 inches to win the national interscholastic high jump as Oak Park won the meet with 44 points. Roberts of Tacoma nearly tied for glory in the 100 yard dash, but Oak Park took top team honors. Evans Academy finished second, University third, Tacoma fourth.
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al Crane
Stadium High School
Tacoma
Crane
Roberts
Iriah
Oak Park
Evanston Academy
University
Three Tacoma Home Runs Spark Sunday Ball Game
The Tacoma boosters, 299 strong, stormed back from 6 1 at end of fifth to tie the game as Cadman Killilay and Jackson hit three homers in succession. Harbison debuted at short for the Tigers, while Umpire patience drew crowd ire in sixth. The Champs face Vancouver Heavers in four games starting Thursday.
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Tacoma Boosters
Tigers
Bengals
McIvor
Dug
Cadman
Killilay
Jackson Jackson
San Diego Attorney Convicted in Local Conspiracy Case
On his way back to Los Angeles June 30 Harry McKee a San Diego attorney convicted with H E B Kirk of conspiracy to violate an anti street speaking ordinance in the L W W troubles case was fined two hundred dollars and sentenced to three months in jail arriving from the East.
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Harry McKee
San Diego
HE. B. Kirk
McKee
East
Burman Sets World Mile Record at Country Club Track
Portland crowds cheered as Wild Bob Burman shattered the mile record with a flying start on the circular course. He eclipsed his own previous mark of 48.62 set last Labor Day at Brighton Beach, confirming his status as a racing demon.
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Country Club
Bob” Burman
Brighton Teach Track
Bitter Fight at Yale Over English Rowing Stroke
Yale faces discontent after Harvard's decisive victory on the Thames as speculation grows over coaching the Yale crew. Graduates favor a renewal of the English stroke while many Yale men push for a return to the American coaching method. Captain Snowden leans toward abandoning the English stroke, while Jange O. Rogers urges continuation of imported methods. W Averill Harriman has graduated and will leave Yale rowing policy decisions to others, signaling a forthcoming clash over the next campaign.
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YALE
New Haven
Harvard
Pennants by Mail Promotion Notice
An advertising notice invites readers to subscribe to pennants by mail. It promises brightening effects for homes and offices and urges readers to order all pennants, noting a price of 65 cents and a coupon in today’s paper to cover mailing costs.
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