Northwest League Managers Battle for Players Bright Aberdeen Aims for Pennant
Northwest League magnates vie to sign talent as Aberdeen builds a strong roster under Manager Brown. Reports list Higginbotham Tonneson Starkella Goodwin Brinker and Campbell as signed players with outfield duties undecided. Spokane pressures over Terry McKune while courting California outlaws amid league upheaval.
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Feas
Dug
Matt Stanley
Tessers
Aberdeen
Manager Brown
Eeee Neembee
Inclades
Higginbotham
Starkell
Goodwin
Los Angeles
Tonneson
Yender
Dede Brinker
Inianapolia
Brown
Gene Mahon
Aberdeen Noeup
Willie Campbell
Dugdale
Old Athletic Park
Boettiger
Strip
Higgiebotham
Starkella
Brinker
Anderson
Campbell
Mahan
Graves
Andy Anderson
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Pantatorium Advertises Cleaning Services
Fragmentary notice promotes cleaning and restoration services at a Pantatorium location. Mentions updating items from old to new but provides no clear addresses or dates.
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Oman
Spokane lineup adds Ted Murray as new outfielder
Most valuable man on Spokane’s slate, HAA aligns Ted Murray a 388 batting average in the Three I league last year. Quinn considers Swann fastest northwestern outfielder. Oscar Jones beat the New York Giants in a practice game. Wheeter umpired and Hiresnahan threw a ball in a scuffle with Muggy McGraw.
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An Haa
Legue
Ted Murray
Quinn
Swann
North Weat
Oscar Jones
New York Giants
Oscar
Los Angeles
George Wheeter
Hiresnahan
Races Run At County Fair Track Highlight Big Store Victory
Saturday uneventful race card shows Barry Flower aboard Big Store winning race one at five eighths mile in 1 02 24 with Tapa second and Kunz 20 to 1 odds. Races two through six feature Toups, Ampedo, Martha Jane, Avontel, Sly Ben among winners, times listed from 1 13 34 to 2 813 4. Final line includes ad copy for insuring furniture and home via Gregor McGregor at Empire Building Mala Tia.
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Barry Flower
Kunz
Big Store
Tapa
Toupes
Harris
Fustian
Rogal Rogue
Ampedo
Li Te
Celle
von Tromp
Martha Jane
Preston
Harvel
Magazine
Avonteltua
Harrie
Coliitlen
Sly Ben
Bullman
Tender Creat
Lone Hand
Mile Triumphs In Close Nose To Nose Sprint
In a bustling race card, Silver Line edged Calmar by a slim margin as mile-Triumphant prevailed at 2 to 1. Time for the second race was 1:17 with Beourtty strong at five-eighths, while Edwin Gunn led in the fifth with Mandeller clocking 1:44 5 and a tight finish among Ramus and Rogers.
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Silver Line
Calmar
Cephal Ate
C. Miller
Diack Prince
Neo End
Foflammeable
Beourtty
Koerner
Mandeller
Seoville
Rl Rogers
Mappy
Rainiers Name Dispute Splits Seattle Amateur Teams
Two Seattle amateur squads claim the Rainiers name after Billy Beland’s Rainier group. Ryan’s Rainiers practice under the tag as Beland’s former protégé asserts right to use the Rainier legacy. Haroldson and Degginer, leasing Madison grounds, vow to field the original Rainier players and challenge Ryan’s claim.
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Seattle
Rainiera
Billy Beland
Ryan
Rainiers
Beland
The
Haroldson
Degginer
Madison
Rainier
No Fake Wrestling Among Turks Declines in Ottoman Spectacle
A historical account describes wrestling bouts in Constantinople with sultan as referee and guards on site. Spectators pay $8 to $16 to watch, while fighters wear leather tights and perform brutal moves. Priests bless competitors before the match as crowds cheer and the sultan rewards victors.
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Turkey
Multan'e
Constantinople
England
America
Teats Get Line on University Baseball Team
University baseball practice proceeds with Captain Teste leading a strong group. Gillette appears set as pitcher with Hughes and McKeckney vying for the rotation. Teale may handle catcher with Hoover and Tammany also in the mix. Freshman Haine stands out for first base while Rower McDonald Maengher Camp and Albright vie for others. Three scrimmages against the high school March 13 14 and 2 will aid selection. Rowing continues with ample oars and coeds join a Junior Day regatta.
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Teste Hae
Gillette
Hughes
McKeckney
Teale
Hoover
Echeol
Tammany
Haine
McDonald
Maengher
Camp
Albright
Lumbia University
Teatse
Famous jumper to enter big meet at the Coliseum
Irving Barker, famed University of Iowa jumper, will likely compete in the indoor meet at the Coliseum in March. He has joined the Spokane Athletic Club and may travel with Brattle’s Inland Empire team featuring Joe Pearson and other stars. Barker has cleared 6 feet 2 inches, challenging coast records, with rivals including Bert Kerrigan Dave Grant and Rex Smith.
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Irving Barker
University of Iowa
Coliseum
E. Starker
Srokane
Inland Empire City
Joe Pearson
Stare Harker
Bert Kerrigan
Multnomah
Dave Grant
Rex Smith
Barker
Chicago
Portland
San Francisco
Vancouver Plans to Hold Track Meet
Vancouver plans a large track meet following the citys indoor event at the Colosseum. Directors of the leading athletic club say invitations will go to coast clubs and Geattie is expected to compete. Organizers discuss a regular series of meets at set intervals.
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Northwest
Vancouver
B.C
Revent
Geattie
Billiard Champs Set to Meet for Novel 182game Match
Chicago reports Jake Schaefer and George Sutton prepare for the first 182 block billiard contest totaling 38 000 points with 500 point blocks, across six cities including Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York and Boston for a 5000 dollar trophy and gate split. Schaefer has recovered from illness and aims for a spirited contest.
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Scoripps Telegraph Service
Chicago
Jake Schaefer
George Sutton
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Schaefer
Local Amateurs Open Season as Soldiers Defeat Interbay
The first real game of the season was played yesterday afternoon at Lawton. The soldiers beat the Interbay nine by 13 to 7. Both teams were rough from limited practice but displayed promising material despite the early, green state.
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Lawton
Interbay
Vienna Dye Works Cleaning and Pressing Ad
Phone A 2668 for cleaning and pressing services. Vienna Dye Works located at 1409 Fourth Ave offers garment care and alteration options.
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Vienna Dye Works
Fourth Ave
New York Nationals Beat Los Angeles 6 to 1 in Slow Game
The New York National team defeated Los Angeles 6 to 1 yesterday. The game was slow with most New York runs from locals errors. Batteries MacGinnity Taylor and Hreenahan for New York. Pitagerald Grayberman and Clark for Los Angeles.
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Berippe Telegraph Service
Los Angeles
New York
New Yorks
Lenate
MacGinnity
Taylor and Hreenahan
Fpitagerald
Grayberman
Clark
Eckersall Returns to Lead Chicago Varsity Teams
Walter Eckersall announces he will join Chicago University track and baseball, likely captaining the Varsity nine. He aims to help win the Big Four baseball title and possibly the Intercollegiate championship, while Eckersall’s sprinting and all around play bolster Chicago prospects.
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Chicago
Walter Rckersall
West
Chicago University
Eckersall
Staggle
Eeckersall
Maroon
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Auction Sale of Very Fine Furniture
Auction sale of a well furnished residence at 1826 East Denny Way with no reserve. Sale Monday March 10:30 sharp featuring beds, rugs, couches, library desk, oak tables, sideboard, chairs, Singer sewing machine, linoleum, Acorn and Jewel ranges, dishes, utensils and more. Must be sold.
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East Denny Way
Madison Street
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Garvey
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Cline Piano Company
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First Ave
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