Beel Waits for Chicago Wrestle After Dreamland Rink Match
Fred Beel is set to wrestle Americus in Chicago tomorrow night, with Beel facing local challenger after the Dreamland Rink bout in Seattle. Roller prepares with wind and speed training as plans form to seat fans and improve Dreamland arrangements for the big event.
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Chicago
Fred Peel
Dr .F. Rofler
Dreamland Rink
Beet
Bee! Can
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Roller
Bee
Seattle
Joe
Goteh
See Battleships Take Boats at Pier Two
Ten round trips daily operate from Pier Two for battleship viewing. Round trip sails provide access to the harbor exhibit with scheduled departures and return times.
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Pier 2
Eee
Noted outfielder Flick sidelined by health issues
Flick, a hard hitting, superb fielder with great speed on the bases, has been a key player for the Cleveland team in the American league. Last summer he quit the game for health reasons and this spring he cannot leave his home.
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Cleveland
Elmer Flick
Elmer Fiick
Bedford
Ohio
Spectator upgrades for big game aim to boost seating
Plans call for a mission and double entrance for seat tickets with doors opening at 7 and prices of 1 2 3 dollars and some 5 dollar seats. Expected to handle 500 to 740 more spectators than last time. Wagers thin as Gotch faces Rolier again likely next fall at Castle Square Garden New York. Holler heads east after Beet match, while Ed Hickey recovers and is out of Providence lineup. Cabili works out in deep center and Stevens, purchased from Milwaukee, boosts Spokane Quinn outfield. Kilillay pitch trade hinted as Kil sits on the bench amid terms with manager Dugdale’s club.
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Gotch
Rolier
Castle Square Garden
New York
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Spokane
Kil
Seattle Wins Pentant Amid Turbulent Umpire Calls
A Seattle letter from May 4 1908 recounts a Sunday game where fans accused umpire Black of biased decisions, praising players Dudley Kennett Hammond and Quigley while predicting Seattle would win the pennant. The writer complains of controversial calls and jokes about wagers on future matchups with Tacoma and Aberdeen.
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Black
Johnnie Ried
Ed. Hickey
Marveules Thompson
Little Rock
Allen
Thompson
Dudley
Kennett
Hammond
Quigley
Mike Leach
Tigers
Spokane buys Jack Clynes from Tigers and plans field shift
Baseball note reports Jack Clynes traded from Detroit to Spokane with purchase price undisclosed. He joins Indians and Vancouver assignment, while Schroeder reshuffles right field Kellackey, first base Nebring, and catcher duties. Johnny Shea released. mentions past scoring feats and fan reaction to Kellackey.
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Canucks
Schreeder
Spokane
Clynes
Indians
Vancouver
Schroeder
Hughey Kellackey
Fred Nebring
Kellackey
Tea policy promises refunds on unsatisfactory Schilling's Best
A grocer refunds customers who dislike Schilling's Best tea, with a money back guarantee to restore confidence and settle concerns about product quality and value.
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Mt Baker Parks and Mil Man Battle in Pitchers’ Duel
The Mt. Baker Parks and Mil Man played a 12inning game at Columbia grounds Sunday, final score T to 7, called at darkness. It was a pitchers battle. The same team will play West Sunday at Optimo Granada, 28th Ave and Jefferson St. Batters were: Mr. Baker Powell and McDenasid Hillman McKernun Washbon.
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Columbia Grounds
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Mallard Laurels Top Ravenna Nine at Woodland Park
The Mallard Laurels defeated Ravenna Athletic Club nine at Woodland Park by four runs. The Ravennas were held scoreless until the ninth inning when they rallied but fell short. Gerring of the Laurels fanned eight, aiding a third straight win for the Laurels.
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Tacoma In Seattle Today Tigers Series Opens
Tacoma rides high after sweeping Vancouver and Spokane as the Tigers arrive to open the series with Seattle. Dugdale’s squad boasts a strong infield led by Nehring Graham Bresine Hurnett with Danny Shea handling catching and bat work
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Ilaiph Frary
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Acoma
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Hurnett
Unclear Baseball Lineup Adjustments Mentioned
Fragmented notes describe various pitchers and players like Welch and Dugdale in a game setup. Mentions of teams such as Detroit Boston New York Brooklyn and Chicago appear as scattered references with unclear context.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Ecinnat
Coast League opens in Portland with Beavers and Seals
The Pacific Coast Baseball League season begins in Portland with the Seals facing the Beavers. Former U S Attorney General George H Williams will throw the first ball, caught by Col John McCracken, as Mayor Lane and the city council attend in autos. Suter starts for San Francisco, Garrett for Portland.
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Seale
Fred Perrine
United States Attorney General
George H. Williams
John McCracken
Lané
Suter
Sana Francisco
Garrett
The
Beavers
Rousie Braes Beat Fort Lawton 7 to 6 Sunday
The Rousie Braes defeated Fort Lawton Sunday by seven to six as Lawton struggled to convert hits into runs while the fast fielding of Bonnie Braces applied pressure throughout the game.
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Rousie Braes
Fort Lawton
Lawton Boys
Bonnie Braces
Dreamland Dog Show Opens Tomorrow With 275 Entries
The Dreamland dog show opens tomorrow with about 275 dogs entered from California Oregon and Montreal. John Uredehaw of Pasadena will judge the dogs and award ribbons starting at 1 pm with doors opening at 10 am. Dr Geo Clayton of Chicago and George S Thomas of Hamilton will judge at Vancouver next week and assist club officials.
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John Uredehaw
Pasadena
Geo Clayton
Chicago
George
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