Barth Proves He Is Good in Practice Game
Young recruit Pickles the Pill for three two baggers and a single in a practice game. Barth stood out with three two baggers and a single while also on the mound working five innings. The squad prepares to face Bothell this afternoon with Bonner expected to get a mound opportunity.
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Bothell
Jack Welsh
Dugdale’s
Seattle
Jaffe
Ballard
Jaffes
Oung Barth
Willow
Raymond
Barth
Kaiser
Springer
Laird Bonner
Imperials beat Bismarcks in league bowling clash
Dowling's handicap doubles at A C alleys last night saw Coffin reach 1945 and Lind 1932 while Philbrick 10 pins, Lind 15 and Coffin 10 marked Imperial alleys. The Imperials defeated the Bismarcks 2477 to 2417. Capt. Jones' Elks house league team No. 3, Hoffman's No. 5 outfit, posted 2453 with Hoffman 203. In the Commercial league at Bisalleys Firestone five beat Foster & Kleiser 2490 to 2416. Golden and Geno led with 217 and high averages respectively.
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A. C
Coffin
Lind
Philbrick
Imperials
Corning
Bis
Elks
Jones
Hoffman
Benson
Bisalleys
Firestone Tire
Foster & Kleiser
Golden
Geno
Revolt over Referee Welsh after Wolgast bout
Report states Welsh bet heavily on champion Wolgast and then favored him as referee. After a chaotic finish with both fighters down, Welsh named Wolgast winner amid jeers of robber and thief. Referee's reputation plummeted from that moment.
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Welsh
Wolgast
World heavyweight title bout set for Havana showdown
Johnson and Willard prepare for a world championship fight in Havana next Sunday. Public interest focuses on whether the white challenger can win the title as heavyweights grapple with waning enthusiasm and few fans trust the white heavies. A final tip warns Willard against a future rematch with Sam Langford unless for formal introduction.
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Johnson
Willard
Havana
Sam Langford
Palm Sunday Services Marked City Churches
Special services will mark Palm Sunday tomorrow in churches throughout the city. Programs will be rendered at the majority, many of which have been decorated for the occasion.
Rivers Makes Comeback in City 3-Cushion Championship
F R Rivers, age 25, defeated Clint Ginnold 26 to 11 in 43 innings at Brown and Hulen's in yesterday's city three-cushion billiards tourney, after earlier losses. H L Helwig upset Gerald Shannon 25 to 15 in 60 innings, while Art Basel and Sam Stone kept winning in Class D with R Henning toppled 26 to 11 in 82 innings. Tourney resumes next Monday night.
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Rivers
Grinwold
Helwig
Shannon
Base 1
Henning
Fred B. Rivers
Brown & Hulen
Clint Ginnold
Gerald Shannon
H. L. Helwig
Art Basel
Sam Stone
R. Henning
White Beats Cross in Ten Round Lightweight Bout
Charley White of Chicago defeated Leach Cross in ten rounds with a wide margin at the arena. White controlled the action for five rounds and had the edge in most exchanges, while Cross weighed 131 pounds to White's 129 and fought hard for a knockout. In another item, Christian Carson of Indian Territory was arrested for murder at Republic, Washington.
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New York
Charney White
Chicago
Leach Cross
White
Cross
Christian Carson
Republic, Wash
Notable Seattle items mix politics and society
The Seattle scene reports James A. Smiser en route to Fairbanks, Phi Delta Phi banquet at the Butler, Paterson and Pletcher wedding plans, Franklin High alumni dancing, Coast Guard lieutenant wed, ten federal grand jury true bills, arrest of E L Blessing for a bad check, D A R celebration with Gov Lister, J M Gill leaving for the East, Graves of Cheasty on salesmanship, Ezra Meeker protest on Sunday closing, Virginia building dedication at the fair, Asama Maru arrival in Victoria, five American missionaries hanged near Aramiah, Persia, and other regional notes including a mandamus to Inland Navigation Co and a planned abolition of capital punishment in Tennessee.
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James A. Smiser
U. S
Fairbanks
Alaska
Seattle
Phi Delta Phi
Butler
University of Washington
Ding
W. W. Mattson
Hazel Pletcher
Franklin High School Alumni Association
Francie Allen
U. S. Coast Guards
Bernice Lenoir
Bord Tallman
Federal Grand Jury
E. L. Blessing
Liberty
Lister
J. M. Gill
M. EB. Church
O. C. Graves
Cheasty
Haberdashery
Ezra Meeker
Ox Team
Prairie Schooner
Washington
Virginia
Fair
San Francisco
Victoria
B. C
Kobe
Morris
Supreme Court
Inland Navigation Co
Britannia Mine
Gov. Ralston
Indiana
Donn M. Roberts
Terre Haute
C. F. Baxmyer
Portland
Ore
State Department
Aramiah
Persia
John McTammany
Stamford
Conn
Roosevelt
Senate
Tennessee
W. H. Dunphy
Walla Walla
Charles Richardson Henderson
Dr Bandersons Pills Offer Quick Relief For Women
An advertisement promises Dr Bandersons Cotton Root Pills as the best remedy for female troubles and irregularities. It claims cures within ten days, priced at $1 per box or three for 46, with money back after a fair trial. The Raymond Remedy Co lists room 26 at 21744 Pike St with Sunday hours 11 to 1.
Highland View Midgets seek opponents as season opens
Amateur baseball notes show the Highland View Midgets, age about 15, seeking games with teams in their age group, captain Roy Salmonson listed. Other items include Monks beating York Grammar 7 to 0 in 10 innings, Harold Richardson driving in both the tying and winning runs.
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Highland View
Roy Salmonson
Phone Salmonson
Ballard
York Grammar School
F. Lingenbrink
Harold Richardson
Newspaper Men Celebrate Frat Banquet at Butler Hotel
Fifty editors and reporters attended a Sigma Delta Chi banquet, five neophytes were initiated, and honorary members from major Seattle and Tacoma papers were named. Speakers discussed editorial and business duties, with Prof. E. S. Meany presiding.
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Butler Hotel
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalism Fraternity
FP. A. Hazeltine
The
South Bend Journal
W. H. Cowles
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Robert Glen
Spokesman-Review
W. W. Robertson
North Yakima Republic
J. ©. Raynor
Ellensburg Record Press
Fred Ornes
Mr. Vernon Argus
E. E B. Beard
Vancouver Columbian
Herbert Hunt
Tacoma Newa
Frank 8. Baker
Tacoma Tribune
Charles B. Welsh
Leroy Saunders
Seattle Star
Chauncey Rathbun
Seattle Times
Jack Hecdolt
Seattle Post
Wallace Tuesley
Stacey Jones
BE. 8. Meany
University
Ally Sloper Wins Grand National Steeplechase
In Liverpool on March 27 the grand national steeplechase worth 15510 dollars was won by Ally Sloper. Jacobus finished second and Father Confessor third after twenty horses started and nine were to finish with Ally Sloper the 25 to 1 longshot.
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Liverpool
Ally Sloper
Jacobus
Father Confessor
Grammar School Teams Begin Season With City League
Fifty city grammar schools start the season in the league as morning games open. Teams are split into two classes by weight and age, with schedules published earlier in the week guiding matchups.
Pastors Plan Daily Liberty Theatre Holy Week Services
Five Seattle ministers will speak at the Liberty theatre for a five day Holy Week observance starting Monday. Each preacher has 25 minutes for a midday 12 oclock address, with Hugh G. Ross, M A Matthews, Carter H Jones, Frank M Silsley and A W Leonard delivering on successive days.
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Seattle
Liberty Theatre
Hugh G. Ross
M. A. Matthews
the Cross
Carter H. Jones
Frank M. Silsley
A. W. Leonard
Fairbanks to Address University Students in Seattle
Former vice president Charlies W. Fairbanks will speak to University of Washington students Wednesday morning in Seattle while en route east from the Panama-Pacific exposition where he was a member of the Indiana commission. He plans to depart Seattle Thursday.
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Charlies W. Fairbanks
United States
Seattle
Indiana Commission
University of Washington
City
Big League Camp Scores in Exhibitions
Results from yesterday’s practice games in major league camps show the Oakland Coast Leaguers shutting out the Chicago Americans No. 1 squad 7 to 0 in Oakland. LA Coast League beat White Box No. 2 8 to 6 in Los Angeles. Santa Clara College toppled San Francisco Seals 5 to 0 in San Francisco. Philadelphia Nationals defeated Philadelphia Americans 12 to 6 in Jacksonville. Chicago Nationals beat Louisville American Association 5 to 1 in Tampa.
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Oakland Coast
Chicago Nationals
Louisaville American Association
Tampa
Fla
Golf season opens at Seattle links tournament
The Seattle Golf and Country Club hosts the second half of a two part event today. A team drawn from the Victoria Golf Club and the Seattle organization competes over 36 holes at the club course.
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Seattle
Wright and Kelleher Meet in Boston Indoor Invite
H G M Kelleher of Seattle lost to Irving C Wright of Boston 7-5 7-5 in singles at the Longweed Cricket Club indoor invitation in Boston. Kelleher and A J Veysey of Montreal were eliminated 6-3 6-3 by N W Niles and A B Dabney of Boston in doubles.
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Longweed Cricket Club
Boston
H. G. M. Kelleher
Seattle
Irving C. Wright
A. J. Veysey
Montreal
N. W. Niles
A. 8. Dabney
Johnson Willard championship bout postponed to April 6
The 4 round heavyweight title fight between Jack Johnson and Jess Willard in Havana is moved from Easter Sunday to April 6 by Cuban President Menocal after a ministers' delegation visit. Johnson weighs about 236 pounds and Willard about 246, with training crowds and $0.20 admittance to view workouts. San Francisco referee Jack Welsh will be the third man in the ring, joining Promoter Jack Curley in Havana.
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SHAS
Jack Welsh
San Francisco
Welsh
Joe Rivers
Los Angeles
Havana
Jack Johnson
Jess Willard
Menocal
Cuba
Johnson
Willard
Jack Curley
New Orleans
Plan to move Indianapolis Federal team faces stockholder discontent
Signs of dissatisfaction with President Jas A Gilmore s plan to move the Indianapolis Federal league team to Newark are seen today. Newark stockholders prefer the Kansas City club originally slated for Newark. The Indianapolis club has twice won the Federal league pennant but is said to be demoralized by sales of its best players. A meeting of Federal league magnates here is expected to straighten out the controversy.
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New York
Jas. A. Gilmore
Indianapolis
Newark
Kansas City
Goetzs Celebrate Silver Wedding at Odd Fellows Hall
Nearly a hundred friends gathered Friday night at Odd Fellows hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. Herman Goetz on their silver wedding anniversary. The couple, married in Seattle on March 26 1890, reside at 707 16th Ave North. Goetz is a partner in the Stirrat and Goetz general contracting firm.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Herman Goetz
Goetzes
16Th Ave. N
Seattle
Goetz
Stirrat & Goetz
General Contractors
Market Report: Spud Prices Rise at Seattle Markets
Prices on spuds jumped Saturday in Seattle markets with Florida new potatoes excluded. Burbanks rose from 25 to 27 and 30 dollars while Yakima Gems climbed from 24 and 26 to 27 and 30 dollars. Wauburne tracked at 30 dollars.
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Seattle
Florida
Burbanks
Yakima Gems
Washington
Laamburger
Oregon
Wisconsin Twins
J. Woodwin & Co
Wisconsin
Washington Twins
Young America
Winningstead
Grale
Puget Sound
Timothy
Bae Plant
Walla Walla
Arkansas
Rome
Yakima
White River
Ohio
Three Way Tie for Cue Title in World Championship
Chicago March 27 Moore Daly and Huey share first in the world three cushion billiards tournament each with nine wins and two losses. A post season series to break the tie begins Monday with Moore meeting Daly, winner to face Huey Tuesday for the title.
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Chicago
Moore
J. Daly
W. Huey
Daly
Huey
Stars To Y M C A Swimmers Shine In Weekly Meet
Trudgeon delivered refined strokes and dive skills as Y M C A boys competed in swimming and diving. Fred Ludekens led with 1778 points, Thomas McGrath had 1711, while Victor Kehler and Oscar Munson headed progressive groups.
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Fred Ludekens
Thomas McGrath
Victor Kehler
Oscar Munson
John Backland
Fred Bolen
Frank Wright
Sydney Thompson
Clifton Hallberg
Asa Schutt
Jack Hayden
Kere « Jacobs
Harry Dix
Lee Shun
Ernest Netzer
Metropolitan Club Moves From White Building to Stuart Building
The Metropolitan club vacated the old rooms in the White building and relocated to new quarters in the Stuart building on Friday night.
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Metropolitan Club
White
Stuart Building
Jitney Spill Sends Passengers Sliding Into Street
A Friday night collision avoidance maneuver caused a jitney driven by C A Mosher to overturn at Harvard and Pine. Passengers A M Bryce and Miss Rose Norton sustained slight injuries. Bryce works for Independent Asphaltra Co.
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C. A. Mosher
24Th N
Harvard
Pine
A. M. Bryce
Independent
Asphaltra Co
Rose Norton
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