Story of a dogged double cross in Pacific League intrigue
A Vancouver Province write up claims Daniel Edward Dugdale of Seattle engineered a transfer ruse involving Charley Fullerton and players from Seattle Vancouver Spokane and Aberdeen. Brown Farr and others fell for the plot as Dugdale’s generosity allegedly swapped Fullerton for other moves, leading to mixed outcomes and questioned releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Charley Fullerton
Aberdeen
Spokane
Vancouver
Daniel Edward Dugdale
Farr
Spokane Indians
Bob Brown
Dug
Brown
Dugdale
Daniel Edward
Ballard-Portland
John Barnes
Barnes
Fullerton
Charlies Fullerton
Montreal
Larry Piper
Clark
Hughes
Province writer critiques Pul lerton trade and terms
The Province portrays Dug and team executives negotiating with Fuller ton, suggesting they were maneuvered into releasing a valuable player. It questions Barnes for unwillingness to seal terms and implies losses from the deal, mocking the approach and its consequences for Aberdeen baseball.
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Pullerton
Farr
Fullerton
Commfmg
Barnes
Dug
Brown
Hortense
Aberdeen
Kilbane Dominates Williams In Six-Round Victory
Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane defeated bantamweight champion Kid Williams in Philadelphia last night. Kilbane dominated all six rounds with a flurry of rights and lefts, leaving Williams battered and unable to mount a comeback. Both fighters weighed 122 pounds. Kilbane left the ring unmarked.
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Philadelphia
Williams
Kilbane
Jaffe Baseball Team Plans Season Under McLaughlin
Jaffe's organized with H C McLaughlin as manager and setup to play all comers this season. Games arranged by addressing the manager in care of Spalding's Seattle. lineup includes Babe Lee catcher Ingersoll pitcher Spranger first base Barney Oldfield second Roy Larkins third Roy Grover shortstop Whittimore Parent Roshon Stone in the outfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. McLaughlin
Jaffe
Spalding’s
Seattle
Babe Lee
Ingersoll
Spranger
Barney Oldfield
Roy Larkins
Roy Grover
Whittimore
Roshon
Stone
Wenatchee forms baseball club for North Central league
Wenatchee voters gathered at a Commercial Club meeting to organize a new baseball team with R. L. Schultz as president and Percy Scheble as secretary treasurer. The club will compete in the North Central Washington league and Recreation Park will be prepared for the season.
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Wenatchee
R. L. Schultz
Percy Scheble
Trasurer
Recreation Park
TIED IN 10 INNINGS BETWEEN MONKS AND WALLA WALLA TEAM
The Monks and the Walla Walla grammar school squad tied after ten innings. Walla Walla pitchers Johnson and Corbett held the Monks, with Bye catching. Monks battery consisted of Francis Lingenbrink Edwards and Dahl. The game was halted by darkness after a ninth inning deadlock.
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Walla Walla Grammar School
Johnson
Corbett
Walla Walla
Francis Lingenbrink
Edwards
Dahl
Wilbert Robinson Seen as Gentle Leader for Brooklyn Ninety-Niners
Fullerton outlines Wilbert Robinson as a calm peacemaker in baseball, arguing his kindness limits his edge as a leader. He notes Robinson’s 1920s Orioles background, his return with McGraw, and potential to drive a strong Brooklyn club to pennants if he tempers gentleness with a sharper bite.
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Burgh S. Fullerton
Wilbert
Brooklyn Nationals
Robby
Robinson
McGraw
Stallings
Mack
C. Holiday Ebbette
Baltimore Orioles
Jimmy Black
Baltimore
Glanta
McGraw Robinson
Cubs Seek Opponents For Youth Baseball Season
The Georgetown Cubs, ages around 16, organized for the season and seek games with teams of their age. Teams interested should call Carl Prato, Sidney 649, between 5 and 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Cubs
Carl Prato
Sidney
White Sox rout Portland Coast League club 5 to 1
The No 1 White Sox defeated the Portland Coast league team 5 to 1 with strong hitting from Briefs who drove in three runs and scored one. A boxing commission canceled the Eddie McGoorty vs Young Ahearn ten round bout after Ahearn signed a contract to box Saturday night.
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Modesto
Cal
White Sox
Sox
Boxing Commission
Eddie MccGoorty
Young Ahearn
Ahearn
Sowing the Seed Guide for Seed Bed Preparation and Care
Instructions on seed sowing through drills or surface scattering, planting depth, soil moisture, and post plant care. Emphasizes keeping surface moist but not muddy, covering drills with soil, and daily tending from planting until harvest to prevent surface crusting and ensure germination.
Market Report on Rhubarb and Produce Shipments
Large shipments of rhubarb arrive from Washington points with White River Valley and Walla Walla as principal shippers. California rhubarb shipments unlikely due to quality. Orange shrinkage noted. prices paid for various vegetables and fruits listed with regional suppliers and crop specifics.
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Washington Points
White River Valley
Walla Walla
California
Mubbard
Mtouer
Cessee
Ms Walla Walla Epinach
Arkansas Blacks
Woking Apples
Spitwenberne
Rome
Yakima
White River
Burbanks
Florida
OS Springs
Reneevee Co
Nentiutier
Washington Creamery
Limburg
Oregon
Wisconsin Twins
Wisconsin
Washington Twins
Young
America
Bowling Results Across Leagues Highlight Scores and Averages
New Richmond hotel squad defeated Bismarck Regulars 2880 to 2822 on the Bismarck alleys led by Lone who posted a 255 high score and 214 high average. Seattle Blue Diamonds fell to opponents 2908 to 2882 at the S A C alleys as Dobb and Shuman led with 221 high score and 213 high average. Carryover doubles standings include Kinne with Dobb 1959 and Galbraith with Harris 2001 among others. Ben son topped the Elks league game with 201 as Plummer led losers with 185 average. International Bowling Congress tourney began in Spokane with Los Angeles doubles victory 1026. Steel 527 and Deck 499 for three games. Seattle teams set to bowl Friday, doubles and singles Saturday.
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Bismarck
New Richmond Hotel
Seattle
Blue Diamonds
Dobb and Shuman
The
Diamonds
Spokane
Los Angeles
Steel
Will Play For Bet Wilsons vs South Park Postponed Ground Delay
Will play for a $50 side bet when Wilsons Modern Business college meets South Park next Sunday after rain halted their planned game last weekend. Wilsons lineup includes Kuntz Baxley Hepy Welch Morri son Hooper Gleason Joe Welch Stolting and Sheets as fielders.
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Wileon
Modern Business College
South Park
Wilson's
Kuntz
Baxley
Gil Hepy
Ed Welch
Smith
Morrison
Hooper
Gleason
Joe Welch
Stolting
Sheets
Dentistry Office Ad Promises Free Rework and Long Guarantee
An advertises dental services at 207 University St opposite Free o offering free examination and painless extraction. It guarantees all work for 12 years and will redo any unsatisfactory work at no charge. Pricing shows $4.00 to $5.00 for a single game?
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University St
S A C Dinner Reservations Reported for Thursday
S A C has 200 reservations for a "good fellowship" dinner Thursday night. The event begins at 7 o clock with J W Spangler named as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. C. “Good-Fellowship
J. W. Spangler
Burnham Coe Confesses Fire Start in Lumber Blaze
Calif city Weed March 18 Burnham Coe aged 17 confessed to starting a blaze that destroyed lumber valued at about 50000 dollars belonging to Weed Lumber Co. He gave the confession after police questioning and will face the authorities for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed
Cal
Burnham Coe
Weed Lumber Co
White and Ahearn Beat Robideau and Clabby in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on March 18, Young Ahearn defeated Jimmy Clabby by decision while Charlie White stopped Bam Robideau in the first round. Clabby and Ahearn exchanged a bloody opening, but Ahearn led to a five round victory as White dominated Robideau with a decisive early finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Johnny Kilbane
Kid Williams
Kilbane
Young Ahearn
Jimmy Clabby
Charlie White
Bam Robideau
Clabby
White
Robideau
Ahearn
Seattle Teams Head to Spokane for Bowling Classic
Three Seattle squads depart for the Northwestern Bowling league event in Spokane. Capt. Koch's Seattles lead the group, followed by the New Richmond Hotel five and the 8 S. A. C. crew. The Seatties boast a flawless City league record and aim to bring home the bacon as action unfolds Friday and Saturday.
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Seattle
Spokane
Capt. Koch
Seattles
Inland Empire Metrop
Richmond Hotel
S. A. C. Bunch
Richmond
Koch
Girl Experts Win New York in National Indoor Tennis
In the semi finals of the indoor tennis championship in New York four women earned spots Miss Alberta Webber of Chicago Miss Molla Bjuretedt of Norway Miss Marie Wagner defending champion and Miss Florence Sheldon of Montclair A C all advancing in straight sets Luna Park swimming pool opens Saturday March 20.
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New York
Alberta Webber
Chicago
Molla Bjuretedt
Norwegan
Marie Wagner
Florence Sheldon
Montclair A. C
300 mile Venice Grand Prix won by Oldfield
Barney Oldfield won yesterday's Venice Grand Prix coming from behind to defeat Dave Lewis who slowed with engine trouble. Oldfield finished in 4 24 09. Carlson second in 4 24 43. Ruckfell third in 4 27 27. Twelve of 21 starters finished. He next races in Tucson with a speed exhibition against De Lloyd Thompson then a road race.
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Los Angeles
Barney Oldfield
Dave Lewis
Tucson
Arizona
Barney
de Lloyd Thompson
Oldfield
Venice
Carlson
Coon Ties High Run In Three Cushion Billiards
Record run tied by John Coon as he matches the high run of eight set by T P Lewis in Brown and Hulen billiards. Jack Ball and Jimmy Loveland win key matches while Renny Scholtz posts Class D high run. Three more matches scheduled at 8 o clock tonight with Rivers vs Lewis and others.
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Rivers
Lewis
Jack Ball
Bostwick
Anderson
Jim Ball
John Coon
T. P. Lewis
Brown & Hulen’s
Coon
M. J. Wolfe
Jimmy Loveland
J. A. Scollard
Loveland
Renny Scholtz
L R. Henning
Outfielder Billy Davis Traded From Salt Lake to Vancouver
Salt Lake Coast league manager Cliff Blankenship released outfielder Billy Davis yesterday paving the way for a move to the Vancouver club of the Northwestern league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Billy Davis
Cliff Blankenship
Vancouver
Various Local Notices and Incidents Across Cities
A roundup of brief items includes lectures and openings at the University, relief shipments to France, legal cases and jailings, cultural events, and police activities. Notables include Mrs. Gottfried’s jail status, a law office opening by Wee Coyle, steamer delays, a Fort Loton concert, a medical license conviction, and political mentions.
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Boyns
Commercial Club
Franco-American Relief Association
France
Columbia
Seattle
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort Lawton
W. B. Gibson
Empire Building
Judge Burke
Young Men's Business Club
Rathskeller
St. Joseph
Sam Bower
Sam Levikow
McBride Tailoring Co
Astynax
Liverpool
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Dog
Jimmy Clark
Emil Frisk
Piper
Dag
J. Kilbane
Jaffes Organize
Wilbert Robinson
CUBS
Unri Pires
Chapter
Market Report
Goede
Heunthanas
Winningstead
Selmot
Hippodrome
Pirch Union Orchestra
Puget Sound
Timothy
Vaesereues
Kinne
Dobb
Galbraith
Harris
Gore
Dodd
Bridge
Coffin
Lind
Philbrick
Capt. Jones
Elks’ House
Ebriich
Benson
Plummer
Navy Yard
Hi. B. Kennedy
Toartet
Colman Dock
Beattie
Ohio
Dentists
Taylor
David Taylor
Union St
Lundberg
A. Lundberg CO
Third Avenue
Regal Shoe Repair Shop
Seneca
Northwest
Dreamland Dancing
Western Goodyear Quick Shoe Repair Company
Caenee
Aes Neon Ee
Jim Clabby
Luna Park
Wolfe
Scollard
Schultz
Henning
Newport News
Prinz Eltel Friedrichs
Austria
U. S
W. J. Grogan
Oreste Zamor
Haiti
Port Au Prince
Tacoma
Mose Oppenheimer
Hal Burke
Emma Peterson
Aurora
Wilson
Denver
Rufus Clark
Bernard Lambert
College of Puget Sound
State
Yakima County
Bonding Company
J. B Johnson
Chelan County
Gen. Villa
Felipe Angeles
British Isles
Berlin
Snohomish
H. L. Bowlby
Everett
Hoquiam River
Clay Allen
Centralia United States National Bank
Macedonia
Las Palmas
Canary Island
Edwin Briscoe Orphan Boys’ Home
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