Teams Will Play First Game Today at Dugdale’s Park
A chaotic practice report notes Ed Kippert added to the outfield with Courtney at third base while Laird and Springer did not attend. Beatty is en route from a Seaport as Raymond’s squad may lineup for the first place juncture, with Perrine Gislasy and others in the roster.
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Gislasy
Oaks Ship Johnston to Oakland in Coast League Deal
Chicago based outfielder Jimmy Johnston has been sold to the Oakland club of the Pacific Coast league and will report immediately for the new team.
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Jimmy” Johnston
Chicago Ubs
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Bullock in Jail Over Coal Contract Bid
John H. Bullock was returned from Washington to the county jail to await trial on conspiracy with Charles E. Houston. They faced exclusive bidding for supplying coal to Alaska fortifications and began serving time yesterday.
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Musical Recital At Boylaton Avenue Unitarian Arch
Miss Jane Tuttle Misa Genevieve rea and Miss Adela Lane performed at a large audience last evening in Seattle under the auspices of the others' congress. The recital attracted music lovers to Boylaton av unit arch.
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Bowling Scores Fly Across Leagues In Bismarck Night Meet
The Dowling Bismarck Slickers beat Mac's Colts 2842 to 2789 at Bismarck alleys. Hadson of the Celts led with 4 and Love and high night average. Westinghouse GE toppled by Imperial, 2080 to 1956, with Boring top bowler and Kerns high average. Doubles and league results cited include Printers and A C alleys with several high scores and averages.
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Capt. Mefkeen
Capt. Drake
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New York Americans Beat Savannah 9 to 5 In Savannah
The New York Americans defeated the Savannah team of the South Atlantic League in Savannah, Georgia, 9 to 5 yesterday. In Charlottesville, Virginia, the University of Virginia defeated the Senators 3 to 1, avenging prior losses to the Washington Americans.
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Washington Field Trials Club organized in Tacoma
The Washington Field Trials club was organized in Tacoma yesterday by local dog owners. The body will include representatives from Pacific Coast and Northwestern states and British Columbia with Elliott Kelly elected president and A H Nelson secretary treasurer.
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Washington Field Trials Club
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Road wage letter worries King County officials
County commissioners and road supervisors fear a coordinated push for higher wages for laborers on King County roads. A widely circulated handbill appeals for prayer on March 28 demanding better pay and conditions for workers building roads from Renton to Issaquah, with threats to insurrection if demands are unmet. The origin of the letter is unknown, and officials blame contractors for low wages while noting the spread of the flyer.
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Issaquah
$6,000,000 Gold Mine Suit Up for New Trial
Judge Troutt in San Francisco will decide soon on the petition of Jerry Wilson an Alaska mining man for a new trial of the $6,000,000 suit brought by Mrs. Ella Heim. She claims half of all Wilson earnings from the Ophir mines worth $12,000,000 and alleges she grubstaked him. Wilson denies discovering the mines under a grub stake and says no such agreement with Mrs. Henri existed.
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Superior Court
Jerry Wilson
Alaska
Ella Heim
Henri
Women Flock to Watch Big Smoke Train
Havana March 25 Announcement at the training camps of Jack Johnson and Jess Willard says from now until their 45 round bout on Sunday April 4 both will box with trainers daily in the open air if weather allows. Crowds at Johnsons gym grow and many women attend. Johnson weighs about 235 pounds but will enter the ring at not more than 215. Willard trains steadily after resuming once the Justes bout was called off with ten days remaining to refine. Betting favors Johnson at about 3 to 1.
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Joas Willard
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Justes
High School Tennis Schedule Set With Few Absences
City high schools line up for league play this season except Pallard missing from meeting at Broadway High. Schedule lists May dates with matches: West Seattle, Lincoln, Queen Anne, Franklin, Broadway, and others.
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Queen Anne
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O'Brien Baseball Club Reorganized for 1915 Season
O'Brien baseball club has reorganized for 1915 and will field a strong team this season. Orillia backs the Detroit? No, Orillia supports the team. Opening game next Sunday on the home grounds against the Coronas from Seattle.
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Coronas
Seattle
It's Up to Chief Bender Again in Baltimore Ball
Baltimore shows steadiness and balance as a Federal league hopeful. Chief Bender leads a veteran staff with Knabe and Donlan at the infield and Swadina at first base, delivering a steady, if not overpowering, push for pennant contention. The lineup mixes reliable vets with developing talents and aims to surpass 500.
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Smith
Alley
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Knabe
Mike Donlan
Evers
Maranville
Harry Swadina
Welsh Wins Easy Victory Over Drouillard in Windsor
Freddie Welsh easily outpointed Patsy Drouillard over eight rounds in Windsor Ontario. The lightweight champion used his classic strategy, avoiding rough stuff and keeping the action at a controlled pace as he moved toward the next title challenge.
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Freddie Welsh
Lemon Orchard
Patsy Drouillard
Welsh
Williams 10 Become Umpires in Pacific Coast League
Portland March 25 The double umpire system may recur in the Pacific Coast league as Nick Williams former San Francisco Seals captain and Northwestern league manager is expected to be one of the indicators. Williams has been coaching the Agricultural college baseball team and reportedly resigned.
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Portland polo team routed by army squad at Burlingame
In Burlingame yesterday the second division army team defeated the Portland polo squad 10 to 4 despite a four goal handicap for Portland.
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Army
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Limited For San Francisco Believed He Will Apply For Job
The report states he is limited for San Francisco where it is believed he will personally apply to President Raum for a job. The note implies a personal pursuit of a position rather than an official appointment.
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Raum
Alki clubs buy home for clubhouse and more
Alki Women's Improvement Club purchases a $2,000 home for a new clubhouse. Seattle topics include citizenship lecture at YMCA, Bahai benefit concert, world travel film plans, bridge opening at Franklin, and various regional updates from Seattle to Alaska with officials, arrests, deaths, and policy notes.
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Seattle
Seattle Bahai Assembly
Boylston Ave. Unitarian Church
EE. H. Witt
Frank Chircosta
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Navy Yard Route Steamers Leave Colman Dock Seattle
Timetable announces H. B. Kennedy and Tourist steamers depart Colman Dock Seattle at 9:29 Sunday 2:20 and 6:30 pm Saturdays and 11:46 pm with 10:80 am 1:90 2:00 am times listed and subject to change. Round trip price is 5.00. Phone Main 4101.
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Reich Knocks Out Pelky In Three Rounds In New York
In New York on March 25 Al Reich, once a white hope, defeated Arthur Pelky by knockout in the third round of a scheduled ten round bout. Reich nearly finished Pelky in the first, Pelky rallied in the second with strong body blows, and a left to the nose followed by a cross to the jaw in the third sent Pelky to the canvas.
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Attell to Box Kilbane for Championship Title
Abe Attell former featherweight champion awaits a Seattle theatre appearance next week and received a telegram from champion Johnny Kilbane proposing a title match to be fought in the last week of June. Attell is confident of reclaiming the title and will soon end his stage engagement to prepare.
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Davis Triumphs In City Billiard Championship
Jim Davis defeated H R Lewe 25 to 13 in 45 innings to claim the Class B match at Hulen's city billiard championship. John Conn beat John Gilroy 25 to 24 in 40 innings. Jack Ball downed C A Bostwick 256 to 24 in 64 innings. Jim Ball prevailed over R Khrlichman 25 to 13 in 46 innings. Tonight Lewis faces Mallory Young meets Foss and Shatia plays Anderson.
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H. R. Lewe
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John Gilroy
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Mallory
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Tacoma Seeks 1400 From National Baseball Commission
Tacoma club of the Northwestern league sues to recover 1400 alleging the National Baseball Commission refused to hand over money paid by the Philadelphia and Pittsburg Nationals for two players purchased from Tacoma.
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Tacoma
National Baseball Commission
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Pittsburg Nationals
War erupts among jitney drivers in Tacoma
In Tacoma on Center Street an unorganized jitney began operating and three organized jitney buses followed. The organized drivers claim the right to recruit all jitney operators, threatening to absorb or drive out the unorganized rivals as they fund gasoline and pay wages during the dispute.
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Vancouver Contingent Readies to Embark for Front
Orders to depart for the front are daily expected by the Second British Columbia contingent which has trained four months. Officers keep the battalions ready to leave at a moment’s notice.
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