Canadiens Force 4 3 Win To Tie World Series In OT
Seattle led 3 0 before Montreal rallied in the final period scoring three times to tie the game. Jack MacDonald, Montreal reserve, scored the sudden death winner in the second overtime after Foyston and Walker put Seattle ahead. The series is tied with a decisive game upcoming under eastern rules.
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Golf too delicate for a man with wife as caddy
In San Francisco on March 31, advertising man Mahion Dolman fights divorce on grounds that he left his wife at home Sundays and blocked her from the links. He noted a wife caddie would distract him, calling hitting a golf ball a delicate matter.
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Sir Thomas Lipton Visits Shamrock IV
New York March 31 Sir Thomas Lipton visited Brooklyn to inspect his yacht Shamrock IV which lay in a shipyard since the 1914 war outbreak. He arrived on the Aquitania and plans for the 1920 cup race. he may bring the newest Shamrock next spring for trial races with the challenger.
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Jackson and Mitchell Set for Smoker Bout in April Arena
Promoter Clay Hite schedules a smoke filled arena card on April 11 featuring Willie Jackson versus Mitchell with Pinkman Lux Madden Hartford, Zimmerman Conners and Miske among the scheduled bouts. Mitchell heads to Seattle early in the month while Eddie Pinkman eyeing a world class comeback aims to shine against Morrie Lux.
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Joan of Arc Appears to Compete With Cue Stars
Katherine Haywood, a Philadelphia woman billiards prodigy, is praised as a potential world champion rival to male players. The 21 year old, introduced to billiards at 14, averages eight to ten balk line and has run 100. Her father notes her healthful sport and wealth. Patti era reference contrasts Haywood with Adelina Patti as the greatest female billiards figure. Haywood has refused exhibition offers, citing ample funds and a wealthy father.
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Park and Herman Prize Coin at Vancouver Bowling Meet
In the Northwest bowling congress at Pender alleys Vancouver Delmonico No. 1 teammates Johnny Park and Charley Herman split first and second in the singles. Perry of Tacoma placed third with 642 and McKay of Vancouver 626. Klatt led the Seattle contingent with 610, finishing tenth.
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Seattle Trap Shooters Win In Wire Meet
The Seattle team edged Bellingham 122 to 120 in the Northwest wire trap shooting tourney. Seattle marksmen included Matt Grossman 25, C. L. Templeton 24, BE. K. Van Vieck 24, R. & Seale 24, F. Raynor 24, plus G. A. Conklin and L. 8. Barnes 24 each. Hellingham’s George Miller 24, Arnold Hathbun 24, W. P. Anderson 24, Dr. H. W. Spratley 24, Jack Converse 24. It was Hellingham’s first loss this season. Templeton tied professional L. M. Fisher 49 out of 50 in the regular club shoot.
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Joie Ray 1000 yard indoor record at Kansas City meet
Joie Ray of the Illinois Athletic club broke the world indoor record for 12 laps in the 1000 yard race with a time of 2 minutes 15 seconds at the 14th annual indoor meet in Kansas City Missouri on Saturday March 31.
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Meusel Insights Boost Phillies Pennant Hopes
March 31 report from Camp Charlotte notes Jacob Coombs optimistic about the Phillies contention with Irish Meusel in the fold. He plans to add cast-off players from other clubs to strengthen the roster and improve pitching depth.
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De Oro Retains Three-Cushion Title in Detroit Match
Alfred De Oro, the world three-cushion king, defeated Michigan champion Gus Copulos to win decisively in the three-day Detroit match ending Saturday night. De Oro scored 150 points as Copulos tallied 4.
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Sox Regulars Beat Scrubs in Taft Camp Exhibition
At Taft Camp Taft Cal Sunday, Walter Mails pitched Seattle regulars to an 11 4 victory, facing Yannigans who managed two singles. Marshall and Stratton supplied key hits as Niehoff debuted in right. Koight and Knight were noted signings influencing Seattle staff and roster moves across Coast league teams.
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Baseball by air could reshape team travel and schedules
The article suggests baseball teams may fly between cities, citing Curtiss Company inviting the New York Giants to fly from New York to Philadelphia for opening day. McGraw and players may embrace air travel, promising faster schedules and expanded circuits, with Seattle’s mail and pitching prospects noted as examples of improved travel and performance.
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