Tigers Win as Ten Thousand Fans Cheer
Tacoma sends a big brass band to root. Seattle plays well but misses Baker’s dope. A controversial umpire call sparks jeers as Vancouver and Aberdeen battle in a Coast League game. Final score not clear. tension high as fans await ruling on alleged foul.
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Tacoma
Eoore
Vine
Pol Davis
Apeen
Vancouvers
Laejeune
Snider
Carr
Chasen Bave
Cahill
Balle
Ott Most
Most
Mai
Ybrien
Hall
Dasea
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Hattertoe
O'Brien
Brooks
Indians
Syed Prem
Cblcago Spoka
Bockane
Pttoven Ae Ds
Mallerie
Overail
Merde
Es Aed Giteon
Bevel
James Haste
Cincinnati
Garry
Connors
Murray
Mullin
Connersterl
Portland
Spokane
Ann
Mauve
Brattie
Rome
Hambea
Coreen
Harkamme
Arnbewster Hatterine
Christian
Swain
Koltachey
Sseramanteramente
Harry Aaetasnen
Bory
Baker
Han Vraneteee
Daitertee—Pitagerald
Mauser
Pauw
Marsh
Graken Grithe
Bastiey
Williams
Lovell
Clube
Milland
Chicago
Detroit
Aw Batisron
Fehmist
Shertian
Anne Ras
Leeks
Cleveland
Pweelt
Magtabeese
Bull Perrine and Umpires Back Fans and Players
Veteran umpire Bull Perrine, famed in the American League, discusses his tolerance for contrast between fans and players and explains his approach to handling unruly conduct. He notes he would eject a rowdy spectator as readily as a troublesome player and compares himself to Jack Karan in style.
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Bull” Perrine
Ned
Jack Eherl
Dan
Louie Perrine
Perrine
Verrine
Jack Karan
Spikes on Baseball Players Demand Abolition
The article reviews a tense game with Turkes and Beattie Rush, noting injuries from spikes and calls for banishment of sharp cleats. It highlights Mike Lynch and Larry Lajoie as key figures and argues spikes endanger players and should be removed from the sport.
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Addig
Kellackay
Swain
Mike Lynch
Tacoma
Mike
Napoleon Lajoie
Larry
Milaelut
Lajoie
Lajote la
Aplice
Indications Point to Big Baseball Year In Nome
Nome Alaska May report notes big baseball year ahead with confidence in players. Mentions Fink’s No. 1 wins Nome-Hot Springs dog race route record time, Robby Brown second, illness of Gene Rosa, and weather hampering an eventful day. Includes market ads and local remarks on audience habits and business.
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Tacoma
Nome
Alaska
Fink
Robby Brown
Pink
Gene Rosa
Hottle
Mike
Hat
Migiake
Elma
Schuchard Optica
Gare
Yankee Spiral Ratchet Screw Driver sale item
Advertisement-style notice touts a 1.25 price for No. 30 Yankee Spiral Ratchet Automatic Screw Driver with a push shifter and milled collar design. Claims rapid, versatile use for right and left handed work and promises savings. Includes mention of related tools and a sale on various household items.
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Wade
Mystery Theft Hits Jules Redelnheimer Case
A fragmentary humorous note describes Jules Redelnheimer and Joe Behlumpt recounting a tale about a department store captain who attempted a risky auto trip toward Orillia. The tale mentions a noisy vehicle and unspecified trouble along the way.
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Joe Behlumpt
Jules
Redelnheimer
Orillia
Ankea
Raven Drug Go and Prescription Notes
A fragment from a periodical recounts a pharmacist or customer remark about stealing a cylinder and turning back to obtain another. The passage references The Raven prescription service and its role in pairing a doctor’s prescribing skill with a druggier’s compounding. It mentions Raven Drug Go at 1416 Second Ave and hints at a business opportunity in the adjacent column.
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Raven
Myrtle Elwyn Debuts With Thomas Orchestra at Chicago Hall
Myrtle Elwyn,Chicago pianist, debuts with the Thomas Orchestra at Orchestra Hall before a large Chicago audience. Her performance of the Technikowsky concerto earned praise for vigor and expression, with critics noting her technical attainments, taste, and temperament. The program included Wolfs Italian Serenade, and an encore of a difficult transcription of “Bieder Danube.”
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Alwaye & Piewnant
Myrtia Elvyn
Thoma Orchestra
Elvyn
Mise Elwyn
Stock
Dia
Hugo
Chicago Record- Herald
Mies
Myrtle Elwyn
Orch Hall
Hugo Wolfs
Misa Elvyn
Record- Herald
Chicago Giel Makes Debut At Orchestra Ball
Myrtle Mivyn, a young Chicago pianist, earned a pronounced success on her American debut at the Orchestra ball last night. Friends and many attendees showered flowers and applause, with praise noting her beauty and polished pianistic skills as she enters the broader concert world.
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Myrtle Elvyn
Chicago
Orchestra Hall
Cam Wolfcohn
Planiat
Chicago American
Myrtle Mivyn
Orchestra Ball
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Swattiie
Baty
Beatile
Verstee Wrtt
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Spiken
Chalier
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Turke
Crook
Kennedy
Capron
Akin
Fleider
Carruthers
Mike the Wise
Canroe
Kippert
Bresiner
Haher
Danny Sen
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Moony Sm
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Beattie
Rush
Kellackey
Tecoma
Caliente Country
Fane
Kennely
Magee
HL Perry
George Capron
Eateh
John
Calculua
Dug
Rose
Han
Mme
Paul
Third
Ind
Thone
Prurporms
Campbell
Tai Wind Masons Sesreets
Vankee
Hein
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Rane
Fred M
Second
Pir Paklans Tay
Lerries
Bet Isobe
Labor Temple Hat
The
Pear
Uae
Chicago Girl
New Armory
Great
Chieags
Apollo
Schubert
Headquarters
D. C. Johnston Colore
Armory
Kimball
Giel
Lortle Bivye
Americas
Heelal
Orchestra Mall
James D. Hoge
NW. B. Solner
George
Kimbae Critane
Wiss Elwyn
America
Fine Planes
House OF Johnston
Oorf
Mischa
Appearan & Thie
Mischa Beman
Philip Hale
Boston Herald
Moore Theatre
John Cort
Mana
Jules Murry
Norman Hackett
New York
H. L. Klein
J. B. Brisbois
Ami
Theo
Black Patti
Blackville
Matinee
Fusell & Drew
Mere
Northers
Matthews
Children’s Sake
Lois Oe
Marto
Coombs & Stone
Hander-Lavette Drew Welle
Solis
Clropat
Dan JO
Scott
Wilaley
STAR
Northwestern Ler Athletic
Wrens
Tye
Avery
M.D. Hoattle
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