Locals Eye Rising Place in Coast League Race
Local team expects to climb in Coast league standings after a strong week beating Port Ad and facing Salt Lake City. Be sure to note strong catching from Spencer and Smith and pitching improvements with Lefty Stroud and Tom Rogers joining the Bees rotation.
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Leo H. Lassende
Salt Lake City
Portad
Salt Lake
Sac
Solons
Eddie Herr
Senators
Rodger
Knight's bat helps Seattle in six to four win
Jack Knight provided power and plate presence by driving in two runs with hits and stealing two sacks as Seattle built a 6 to 4 victory over Rainiers. His timely hit and aggressive baserunning keyed the win.
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Jack Knight
Seattle
Rainiers
Close Race in Baserunning for Coast Stolen Bases
Babe Pinelli of Sacramento third base and Justin Fitegerald of Seal outfielder are tied for the league lead with 13 steals since the season began in the Coast circuit.
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Babe” Pinelli
Sacramento
Justin Fitegerald
Seal
Seals Sweep Dodgers In Six? No, Four to Three Says Series
The Seals defeated the Angels four games to three in a home series yesterday. Long Tom Seaton starred for the Seals with shipyard background noted, while Paul Vittery of the Angels was knocked out of the box during the fray.
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Angels
Los Angeles
Seals
Long Tom Seaton
Paul Vittery
Redmond sprinter Tuck stars at state meet in Eugene
Arthur Tuck, 17 from Redmond Oregon, scored 38 points by winning seven firsts and one second to take the state inter scholastic track meet at Eugene. He set records in the 100 yard dash shot put and javelin and carried his school to victory singlehandedly.
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Arthur Tuck
Redmond
Ore
Eugene
Meadow Park Wins Inter Club Golf Meet In Tacoma
Meadow Park players from Tacoma led 26 to 19 over Jefferson Park of Seattle to win the inter club meet on local links. Tacoma top in overall score. Neil Christian carded 79 to lead the better individual score and helped the team of 23 men secure victory.
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Tacoma
Jefferson Park Golfers
Seattle
Meadow Park
Neil Christian
Reputte
Major League Scoreboard for May 12 details
Detroit and Cincinnati games reported with line scores and battery lines. Detroit powered by Mitchell Kallio Ain smith Shocker Koom Lowdermilk Severeid. Cincinnati beat by Snyder Miller Rariden.
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ST. Louis
Detroit
Mitchell
Kallio
Ainsmith
Shocker
Koom
Lowdermilk
Severeid
Cincinnati
R. H. EB
Mt. Lows
May
Snyder
Miler
Rariden
Parable on Wealth and Contentment Echoes in Proverb
A concise aphorism notes that a man with little who desires less is wealthier than a man with much who craves more, highlighting contentment over accumulation as true riches.
Barnes Wins High Place at Green Lake Gun Club Meet
Barnes won the high money in the added bird handicap at the Sunday shoot. In the regular 50 bird event, H Williams, R Searle, L Barnes, and L Reid Ged each broke 48 targets.
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Barnes
Green Lake
H. Williams
Searle
L. & Barnes
L. H. Reid
Oaks Grab Two Melees From Vernon
Oaks win both morning and afternoon games against Vernon, taking five of six meetings this week. Morning score 3 2, afternoon 7 3, final game to be played today. Batteries Houck Devor mer Cook Holling Mitze for Oaks. Reiger Cheech Fromme Devermeer Arlett Elliott for Vernon.
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San Francisco
Vernon
The
Oaks
Tigers
Voerom Necencececyecace
Oakland
Vavences Oe
Houck
Holling
Mitze
Vormor Cecivccs
Gamera
Reiger
Cheech
Fromme
Devermeer
A. Arlett
Elliott
Seals Take Series From Angels in Los Angeles
San Francisco defeated Los Angeles in both games of a doubleheader to clinch the series four games to three. Morning game ended 10 to 5 with the Seals pulling away early, while the afternoon game finished 7 to 5 as San Francisco held on.
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Los Ageles
San Francisco
Angels
R. H
Los Angeles
Seaton and
McKee
Crandall
Beer
Lapan
FR. H. FB
Advertising in The Star Values
The line invites readers to consider The Star as the go to source for advertising, highlighting its prominence and reach in the local market. It positions the paper as a trusted platform for businesses to showcase their offerings.
Seattle Rainiers Sweep Portland in Fourth Game
Seattle Rainiers crushed Portland 7 runs in the fourth inning and held the home club to three hits as Walsh and Harper led with three safeties each. Beattie Beattie’s club moved into a tie with Vernon by winning, while scoring nine runs in the middle frames and adding in the eighth and ninth.
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Portland
Miling
Seattle Rainiers
Portland Crew
Beattie
Vernon Club
Gus Giselichmann
Rainiers
Firet Sacker
Seattle
Walsh
Harper
Meichmann
Canninghera
Compton
Waeiecee
Oseness
Derrick
Maile
Uu. PO. A. BK
Migtin
Walker
Crumpier
Beatile
Geeerster i
Furmmary
Blac
Schang
Gieldhmann
Hite
Waleh
Conningham
Mases
Halle
Malle
Penner
Crumpler
Rane
Hier
Miue
Mader
Sigtin
Mue
M Credie Cuts Down Oregon Club Roster
Portland May 12 The Portland Beavers announce pitcher Tom Lukanovic and pitcher Ray Crumpler along with Eddie Bogart utility man are not traveling to Sacramento with the team. George Matsel Gardner and Ernie Fallentine awaiting in Sacramento to join. Manager McCredie seeks another pitcher as Penner struggles.
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Portland
Tom Lukanovic
Ray Crumpler
Eddie Bogart
Utility
Sacramento
Portland Beavers
McCredie
George Matsel
Gardner
Ernie Fallentine
McCredies
Beaver
Penner
Hero Eller Delivers No Hit No Run Victory in Hall of Fame Bid
Yesterday's hero Hod Eller hurled a no hit no run game against the Cardinals as the Pirates hope to build a Hall of Fame bid. Babe Adama earned a Pirate defeat for the Cubs in a 3 0 victory. The Giants routed the Dodgers 7 2 while Sandy Uhle suffered his first major league defeat as the White Sox topped the Browns 10 2.
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Hod Eller
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cardinals
Bert Shotten
Heathcote
Reda
Babe Adama
Douglas
Cubs
Giants
Dodgers
Sandy Uhle
White Sox
Tigers
Browns
Legue
Pinkman Faces Pittsburg Rival in Western Debut
Johnny Ray of Pittsburg travels to San Francisco to box Eddie Pinkman in a Western debut Friday night. In other news Seattle minister Claude Hunt signs to coach the University of Washington football team for next year.
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Elmer C. Henderson
University Naval Training Station
Hae
University of Southern California
San Francisco
United Press
Johnny Ray
Pittsburg
Eddie Pinkman
Seattle Minster
Claude Hunt
University of Washington
Gridiron .Com
Next Tall
Johnson Is Still Able to Deliver in No-Run Tie
Walter Johnson pitched a 12 inning game to hold the Yankees scoreless, though New York managed a 0-0 tie as Jack Quinn kept the Senators from crossing. Johnson’s performance, paired with Grover Cleveland Alexander’s tight Cincinnati showing, signals two veteran stars near peak form for upcoming brilliants seasons.
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H.C. Hamilton
United Press
New York
Walter Johnson
Yankees
Walter Mort
Clark Griffith
Johnson
Rune
Jack Quinn
Benators
Yanks
Estar
Washington
Moger Peckinpaugh
Pratt
Baker
Walter
Cincinnati
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Cuba
Etara
Amateurs End Baseball War With Merger
The National Baseball Federation and the National Amateur Baseball Association merge quietly, forming a single body for amateur and semi pro leagues. James H. Lowry becomes first vice president as Frank C. Kerry remains president. Minneapolis and Louisville planned to join. Johnstown offices to handle administration. a field secretary will promote growth and organization.
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National Baseball Federation
National Amateer Baseball Association
Tom Nokes
National Organization of Amaterrs
James H. Lowry
Indianapolis
Federation
Frank C. Kerry
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Johnstown
Lawn Tennis Association
Nokes
Salt Lake Beats Solons 6 4 as Vance Weakens
In Sacramento on May 12 Salt Lake City took the final game of the series 6 to 4 after Vance allowed three runs in the fifth inning. Batteries were Willett and Spencer for Salt Lake and Vance Bromley and Murray for the Solons. The Seattle Church league season opens and the second series starts Wednesday.
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Sacramento
Vance
Solons
Salt Lake
R. H. EB
Salt Lake City
Willett and
Spencer
Bromley and
Murray
Seattle
Morrie Lux Defends Coast Welterweight Crown Tonight
Morrie Lux of Portland defends the Coast welterweight title against Jake Abel at the local Arena Tuesday night. Lux, 20, has emerged as a clever Northwest talent after winning the coast crown from Billy Wright in Tacoma last Thursday. The bout, with Joe Gorman vs Joe Harrahan in the semi windup, features a slugging buildup and a test of Lux’s readiness for longer challenges ahead.
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Joe Harrahan
Seattle
Joe Gorman
Portland
Arena
Gorman
Harrahan
Morrie Lux
Billy Wright
Tacoma
Jake Abel
Lloyd Madden
Tom McKeown
Lux
Harry Williams
Bremerton
Young Hector
Curley Valencourt
Frankie Rogers
Frankie Murphy
Bud Ridley
Miller Vows Title Defense Against Thye in Portland
Walter Miller the middleweight champion will defend his title against Ted Thye in Portland on June 4. Negotiations have been ongoing for days and Miller is guaranteed $2,000 for the bout.
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Los Angeles
Walter Miller
Portland
Ted Thye
Miller
Gibson Hurls Divine's Men to Win Here
Seattle wins third game of Northwestern league series as Vancouver commits three safeties. Beattie scores for Vancouver while Harham, Hennion and Beattie field. Gibson allows two runs on seven hits. Umpires Wilson and Kokash. 1:30.
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Joe Devine
Vancouver
Seattle
Wayne Barham
Henton
Gideon
Viper
Walters
Victoria
Spranger
Raymond
Bpeas
Ccsocore
Ceccenes
Cie Walters
Secewe
Ritter
Ccccoe
Patterson
Cescoe
Harham
Hennion
Ccocsee
Beattie— AB. Rk. H. PO
Fmith
Cccscoe
Hoffman
Phillips
Cccce
Hillyard
Prentic
Fuehner
Hoelzie
Scocrcee
Gibnon
Ceceewwe
Beattie
Hennion & Son
Bares
Balle
Barbam Nion
Gibson
A Smith
Borlmge
Wilson
Kokash
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