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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1922

Page

6

Barney Delivers Pinch Hit To Spark Seattle Win Streak

Barneys running streak grows as he delivers a pinch hit single in the fifth inning to boost Seattle over Oakland after Walter McCredie nudges the call for Barney. The doubleheader ends with Seattle taking the first game 10 to 0 and dropping the second 5 to 3, as Oakland struggles against Elmer Jacobs and a strong Seattle infield.

JD Barney Seattle Oakland Harry Gardner Tom Connolly Don Brown Tub Spencer Buzz Arlett Walter McCredie Barney Buffalo Gardner Connolly Indians Hod Eller Sa F NG Bill Ted Cathers Bill Marriott Jacobs Cathera Pacifiq Coast Eeeney BOM Lao Dons Cecesscaes Sacramento Portiang Lee Angel A. Cooper Wille I Brown Cather Lafayette Brubaker Koehler Howard Tb Tee Brenton Kremer Svenee Beattie Rochette Kidred Murphy Adams Tobin Eee Jacobe Aeeneeeere Acees Breston Brenton Hite Rone Rune Hbrenton Jacobe Connelly Baee Cooper Eldred Lane Cuete Adama Cennelly Casey Byron A. & Cooper Eberwee Wille Prubaker Os Koehler Arlelt Sean PO. Lane Scarce Berger Harney Mack Burger Dailey Bune Ariett Mack Gardner Baes Koebler Brown Adame Withe Cueto

Northern Pacific Announces $3.25 Million Investment

The Northern Pacific railway unveils an additional investment of 3.25 million dollars to expand refrigerator stock coal stock and box cars as part of its equipment upgrade plan. The move aims to enhance cargo capacity and rail service efficiency.

Northern Pacific Railway

Dingle to Speak at Washington Annex Luncheon

Under joint auspices of the foreign trade bureau and the China club Edwin J. Dingle owner and editor of China and Far East Finance and Commerce will be entertained at a luncheon Tuesday noon at the Washington Annex.

Foreign Trade Bureau The Chamber of Commerce China Club Edwin J. Dingle China Far East Finance and Commerce Washington Annex

Hitting Orgies Feature Star Diamond Loop Tilts

In Walla Walla the Three Bros Dye Works beat the Best Shoe Shop 3 to 2 after taking advantage of 14 errors. Swift earned the win with a wild start, tightening in the late innings for a sharp finish.

Tree Brothers By Works Walla Walla Swift Shoe Shop RK HH. EE Three Bros. Dye Works Miller Knowles Hobba Arors Green Lake West Woodland Merchants West Woodland H. Hyllengrin HM. Hyllengrin J. Hytlengrin Green Lake Juniore

Jim Thorpe to Coach Troops at Vancouver Barracks

Jim Thorpe world champion all around athlete and Portland Coast League player will assist in coaching soldier athletes for divisional track events at Vancouver barracks Thursday afternoon.

Jim Thorpe Portland Coast League Vancouver Barracks

Young Reappointed to Board of Works

L. B. Young, superintendent of the city water department, was reappointed chairman of the board of public works by Mayor Caldwell on Monday. Young has served in this capacity for more than ten years.

L. B. Young City Water Department Board of Public Works Caldwell Young Seattle Superior Court Moore Cedar River

Record-Breaking Water Carnival Tests in New York

A series of four championship water carnivals in New York produced national and international marks. Weissmuller, Hebner, McGillivray, and Wallen set 400 and 600 yard relay records, while Jones and Siegel helped Hillnetts A C smash further standards. Giebel and Kiffe also posted top times as Brooklyn and Chicago squads starred at the New York A C meets.

New York New York U Hillness A. M Chicago Brooklyn Central Y. M Victor Kiffe Brooklyn Y. M. C. A New York A. C Mercury Foot Illinois A. C Loula Fal ‘Bach Weissmuller Failine Johnnie Columbia University

Local Swim Club After N W Title

Crystal Pool Swimming club fields seven swimmers for the Northwest championship meet in Portland on Saturday May 6. Team members include Harry McWatter Marie Konowaloff Lambert Sternbergh Spriggs Wancher Gust Jarvie Katherine Brown and Freda Hulen with strong sprint depth and a balance across strokes.

Crystal Pool Swimming Club Northwest Water Portland Harry McWatter Marie Konowaloff Lambert Sternbergh Spriggs Wancher Gust Jarvie Katheryne Brown Freda Hulen

Friction at Yankees as Hoyt clashes with Huggins

Henry Farrell reports New York Yankees manager Miller Huggins faces trouble from Waite Hoyt after a game incident. The piece portrays Huggins navigating feuds within a star pitching staff, including Ruth and Mays, and jokes about retirement for age and patience.

Henry Farrell York Miller Huggine Panthers New York Yanks Waite Hoyt Hoyt

Johnson and Morrow in Go at Aberdeen Ringside

Lakey Morrow and Kid Johnson, lightweights, will headline a six round boxing show tonight in Aberdeen under the Aberdeen Athletic club. The event features a six round bout as the main attraction.

Lakey Morrow Kid Johnson Aberdeen Aberdeen Athletic Club

Devine Sets Intercollegiate Record With Eight Letters

Aubrey Devine of the University of Iowa adds a basketball letter this spring to reach eight major sport letters tying a record in intercollegiate athletics. He already starred in football and other sports, marking a historic multi sport achievement for the school.

Aubrey Devine University of Iowa

Lighties Top Arena Mill Show in Cascade Boxing Card

Frankie Rogers aims for 141 pounds by Tuesday for a four round mill with Hobby Michaela in the main event at Cascade Athletic club Arena show. Michaela around 147 pounds. Rogers seeking first Seattle win after a draw with Travie Davia. Debut ring for Larry Coleman with Harry Casey in semi windup. Marty La Barre faces Irving Gleason in another bout. Several preliminary matches set, locals with strong records add to an expected strong card full of action.

Frankie Rogers Hobby Michaela Cascade Athletic Club Michaela Rogers Michaels Seattle Travie Davia Davia Larry Coleman Mike Gibbons Harry Casey Casey J Dunn Portland Marty la Barre Coleman Irving Gleason Gleason Railbirds la Barre Cascade Club Frankie Green Eddie Moore Green Moore Gardeau Red Gallagher Gallagher Bremerton Roy McCasslin Lewt McCasslin

College Girls to Hold Shoot at Oregon May 6

The first intercollegiate women’s gallery rifle contest will be held in Eugene on Saturday May 6 with Oregon facing a co ed team from Oregon Agricultural College. In Spokane Washington the Spokane Seed Co. stock and warehouse suffered $105000 in fire damage of undetermined origin.

Eugene Ore Oregon Oregon Agricultural College Spokane Spokane Seed Co University of Washington California Washington Washington State College Cougars Northwest The Beavers

Washington Dominates Carnival In Final Mile Relay

Washington wins the annual relay carnival with 25 points, narrowly beating Oregon Agricultural College at 28 1/2 while Idaho Montana and Washington State trail. OA C and Idaho excel in two mile and four mile relays, with Dodge shining for the Aggies and Hurley for Washington in sprint events.

Hee Edmundson Washington Aggies Montana Washington State Idaho Oregon British Columbia Snook Jimmy Bryan Metlen W.W U. B.C Wash. Snook Davis

Woman Forced to Travel With Dead Body in Train

Belgrade reports Marie Savoril was made to travel 150 miles in a railway compartment with a man who killed himself. She collapsed when the compartment door was opened.

Belgrade Mlle Marie Savoril

California Bear Trackmen win Pacific Association meet

Berkeley hosts the Pacific Association track and field meet as California wins with Stanford runner up. Flint Hanner of Stanford fails to defeat Neufeld and Correnti. Neufeld drives the winning throw to 194 feet 5 1/2 inches as Olympic Club places third.

Berkeley Cal Mayversity California Stanford Olympic Club Flint Hanner Neufeld Correnti Carl Neufeld

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