Champs Hit Ball Freely But Win by Narrow Margin
The Vancouver Champs edged Seattle 3 to 6 in a tense game despite Seattle’s late rally. Bonner was hit hard but Seattle’s defense helped keep the Giants in check while Pappa scored the decisive run on a seventh inning rally.
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Altho
Vancouver
al Bonner
Giants
Ben Hunt
Seattle
Umpas
Casey
Pappa
Raymond
Heatty
Moore
Hunt
Barth
Kippert
Bowcock
Cadman
Brinker
Bon
Ner
Coleman
Gislason
Brottem
Secre
AB. B. H. PO. A. E Amith
Rt. Vende
Milley
Beatty
Vancouver AG Kk
Ee Mwotell
Ore McCarl
Geleman
Ielason
Tas
Mrettem
Rummary
Rparth
Gisiasen
Woteil
Wotell
Bonner
Balle
Munt
Boenner
McCarl
St Mark's Shuts Out Presbyterian Team in Seattle League
In Seattle Church League action St Mark's Episcopal beat First Presbyterian 6 to 4 at Walla Walla field with Evans and Irwin on the mound for St Mark's and Jones and Allen behind the Presbyterian battery. Ballard Christians defeated Immanuel Lutheran 3 to 2 at B F Day field with Stokke and Schneider pitching and Peterson and Michelson catching for Immanuel. First Christian defeated First Methodist 4 to 2 as Turner and Lindsay worked for the Christians and Swanson and Fell for the Methodists.
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First Presbyterian
Walla Walla
Evans
Irwin
Battery
St. Mark's
Jones
Allen
Presbyterians
Ballard Christians
Immanuel Lutheran
Stokke
Schneider
Immanuels
Peterson
Michelson
KE. Turner
Jean Lindsay
Swanson
Rivers Defeats Davis In City Billiards Championship
Rivers defeated Davis in the Brown and Hulen’s city championship billiards tournament last night. Rivers built an early lead, Davis rallied to tie at 18, but Rivers pulled away to finish with a comfortable margin.
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Rivers
Davis
Brown & Hulen
The Price of Our Girls Sermon and City Actions
Sunday night sermon will explore actions by city and state impacting girls including destruction or rejection. Invites extend to all polite officials judges and lawyers. An organ recital and concert is planned at 4 o clock, with a cordial invitation.
How They Stand In the Leagues
National League results show Brooklyn trailing Philadelphia while Cincinnati leads New York Beeston after a postponed game due to wet grounds. American League games include Washington and Chicago postponements amid cold and rain. Federal League and Coast League games reflect rain delays and several rescheduled or incomplete results.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Northwestern
Tacoma
Vancouver
Spokane
Victoria
Seattle
Lew Pet
Cinetanati
Boston Eeneess
Nessicos
Aberdeen
City High School Midgets Set For Track Meets
Midget athletes from Broad way Franklin Queen Anne and Lincoln high schools will enter the city school race this year. Franklin and Broadway will have a dual meet May 15 following the Anne Lincoln meet May 22 all teams will meet. The games will be run off for mornings at Lincoln park.
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Broadway
Franklin
Queen Anne
Lincoln
Inter-city tennis season opens at Belvidere courts
Lincoln and West Seattle high school players start the season at Belvidere courts tomorrow morning. Vaucluse won the 1000-pound stake race for 3 year old fillies at Newmarket on the Rowley mile course yesterday, odds 6 to 2. Silver Tag was runner up and fifteen horses started. Ping Bodie and Pitcher Reisigl were suspended for being out of condition. Pat Callahan refused to report to Spokane after being released by Portland for the Indians.
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West Seattle
Belvidere
Vaucluse
Rowley Mile
Newmarket
Eng
Ping” Bodie
San Francisco Seals
Reisigl
Sports notes on players, boxers and returns
A fragmented sports survey highlights players labeled NG making comeback strides this year. Decanniere and Tigey are praised as top performers while Hap Hogan leads a pitching staff. Dave Bancroft earns praise as a fast, skilled fielder for the Phillies. Freddie Welsh bets on a 45 round title defense with Nelson looming as a formidable challenger.
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Decanniere
Tigey
Dec
Hap Hogan
Hap
Expert picks Battling Nelson to win light welter title
An obscure boxing note cites expert Frank G. Menke predicting Battling Nelson would claim the lightweight championship if he ever faced Fredd Welsh, contrasting with thinkings that Bat would beat Welsh.
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Bat
Fredd Welsh O
Frank G. Menke
Nelson
United States Aims to Buy Interned German Ships
In Washington on May 1 a cabinet official stated the United States intended to purchase some interned German ships if a ship-purchase bill passed. About 436 ships lay in Atlantic ports, including passenger liners and freighters. The plan sought to use selected vessels in trade with South America while avoiding neutrality issues in European trade.
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United States
Washington
Atlantic
North
South America
Rumors Dismissed Over German Interned Ship Purchases
Officials deny plans to buy German interned ships amid rumors of mercenary motives and speculative intent, stating no such purchase was intended. The remarks clarify the government’s stance and aim to quell public speculation about wartime asset acquisitions.
Sunday School Chief's In Town
The 28th annual Sunday school convention of the Western Washington Sunday School association will be held at the Christian church in Mount Vernon on May 5 6 and 7. W C Pearce international superintendent of the adult department will be principal speaker and instructor. The Hatley Gilguen quartet gospel singers will provide special music. Special railroad rates of one and one third fares apply. Pearce will speak at the First Methodist church Sunday morning.
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Western Washington Sunday School Association
Christian Church
Mount Vernon
Wash
W. C. Pearce
Hatley-Gilguen Ladies’ Quartet
Pearce
First Methodist
Indians Take Early Lead To Win Over Leafs
Spokane Indians jumped to a three run first inning and never trailed, beating the Maple Leafs 9 to something as Arlett held firm. The contest featured loose play from both sides with occasional bursts by Victoria hitters.
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Victoria
Spokane Indians
Maple Leafs
Leafs
Arlett
Spokane
Tacoma shuts out Aberdeen in low-scoring tilt
In a fast league game on May 1, Joe McGinnity allowed only three hits as Tacoma defeated Aberdeen 1 to 0. Stokke drove in the decisive run with an infield hit in the ninth, after Tacoma had six hits against Concannon.
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Tacoma
Joe McGinnity
Tigers
Concannon
Stokke
Aberdeen
Allen Takes Lead In Potlatch Bowling Games
In the Potlatch bowling tournament at Imperial alleys, Allen led singles with 607 and equal high single game 279. Doubles results show Johnson Wetmore 1045, Allen Koch 1120, Kitne Dobb 1291, Galbraith Harris 1084. Singles list includes Harris 620 Galbraith 502 Johnson 543 Allen 697 Dobb 585 Kitne 580 Perry 583 Koch 554 Reston 564.
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Imperial
Allen
Peacock
Johnson and Wetmore
Galbraith
Johnson
Dobb
Kitne
Perry
Koch
Reston
Flagship Undine Aims Celebrating Celilo Canal Opening
The Undine flagship of the fleet, en route to Lewiston Idaho to mark the Celilo canal opening, was caught in a storm near The Dalles Oregon. Weather disrupted the voyage and halted ceremonies.
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Undine
Dalles
Lewiston
Idaho
Feds Prepare to Fight Over Benny Kauff Return
Federal league bosses and executives met in New York to plot retaliation if Benny Kauff is not returned from the Giants. Officials led by Gilmore expect a ruling in Kauff’s favor, while Ban Johnson opposes reinstatement citing a three year wait after filing.
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Federal League
John McGraw
Benny Kauff
Brooklyn
O. B
Federals
National Commission
News Today
McGraw
Kauff
Benny
Hempstead
Giants
Gilmore
Ban Johnson
Lincoln caps series with 3 0 win over Franklin
Lincoln High edged Franklin 3 to 0 in a pitchers duel as McKinley struck for Lincoln and Quigley yielded two fourth inning runs. West Seattle defeated Ballard 3 to 2 behind Waller who fanned 21 in nine.
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Lincoln High
Franklin
Rainier Valley Boys
McKinley
Lincoln
Quigley
West Seattle
Ballard
Waller
Merrill
Sheriff
Fishermen Rush to Open Trout Season Across Washington
Fishermen from Seattle led a general show of interest as trout season opens in Western Washington. Henry Rief, the game warden, reports a surge in license requests with estimates triple the prior season. Weather and water conditions are favorable, with low clear streams and hungry trout reported by fishing centers.
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Seattle
Washington
Henry Rief
Waltons
YMCA Students Visit Red Cedar Shingle Association
The Y M C A commercial school student body toured the accounting offices of the Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers Association on Friday afternoon.
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Y. M. C. A. Commercial School
Red Cedar Shingle Manufacturers’ Association
Chet McIntyre Reports Frisco Bouts Entitled Rounds and Rulings
Chet McIntyre of the Seattle Athletic Club reports on the Far Western championships in San Francisco. He faults judges and referees for unjust decisions, praises Seattle boxers, notes poor meet management, and says his team trains at the Olympic Club with hopes for national championships.
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Seattle Athletic Club
San Francisco
Chet McIntyre
A. C. Boxing i
Sanrancisco
McIintyre
A. C
Seattle
Altho
Welsh
Alt
Far West
Olympic Club
Baird
Wyard
Gleason
Williams
Phelps
Sontag
Runchey
Market Report Shows Mixed Produce Demand and Feed Prices
Market notes limited demand for cherries while Commission Row reports brisk movement for strawberries lettuce asparagus and tomatoes. Egg market remains weak with wholesale hay prices listed for Eastern Washington and Puget Sound timothy oats straw and timothy alfalfa priced per ton.
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Washington
Puget Sound
Straw
Tom
Aitasin
Timothy
Coweree
Daly tops three cushion championship with clever five cushion
John Daly scored a five cushion natural left to win in the 80th inning of his match with De Oro at the world's three cushion billiards championship in Chicago. The shot followed a first inning single and a near kiss avoidance, tying Daly for first place as diagrams illustrate.
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de Oro
Chicago
John Daly
Daly
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