Hall Bunt Sparks Pine Victory at Recreation Park
At Recreation Park yesterday Pine defeated its rivals as Charlie Hall starred with a three run bunt tally and Rose Hall set a bunt record. The crowd buzzed over the baby carriage stunt and Beattie’s decisive play while Jock Hickey and Spencer contributed key moments in a lively afternoon game.
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Pine
Recreation Park
Chartie Hall
Daley
Rose Hall
C. Hallet
Fred Tracy
Beattie
Jock Hickey
Athletic Park
Jack
End game sees Charlie Hall masterful one run effort
The report notes Hall kept cool as he allowed one earned run. Three bases on balls and an error by Rose Hall contributed to the scoring. Blankenship added two outs, with fielding chances near first base. The piece mentions cleaning up to look new at the Pantoricm.
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Charlie Hall
Rose Halls McRifires
Chm Blankenship
Ike Rockenfield Ends Career In Final Game
In a Pacific Coast League tilt on May 0, Ike Rockenfield played his last game for his team as Oswear Jones was billed to pitch against Roy Hitt of Seattle. Umpire Kaell officiated one hour and thirty minutes of play amid a muddled box score and garbled recaps.
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Ike Rockenfield
Oswear Jones
Roy Hitt
Seattle
Halle
Cutty
Mel
Kaell
Local Shop Ad Lists Goods and Services
An advertisement lists items such as watches jewelry silverware clocks cut glass and related goods. The notice mentions daily hours and the location at 1:3 G16 Second Ave and offers chairs for ladies.
Centralia High Claims State Bendhball Title Ahead of Seattle
Centralia High asserts the state bendhball championship as Seattle High delays facing them. The teams were slated to open with Seattle postponements due to Seattle’s prior game with Spokane, with a June meeting planned if Seattle seeks a contest.
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Centralia
Seattle
Spokane
National League manager Methaw arrested for child battery
John J Methaw manager of the New York National League baseball team surrendered to Pittsburg police after learning of a warrant charging him with default and battery on Edward Brady's three year old son Nell Brady. He was released on 50 dollar bonds. A hearing is set for Saturday.
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Pittsburg
John J Methaw
New York National League Baseballeam
Edward Brady
Nell Brady
Methaw
Pierce County Baseball Team Plans Game Backing County House
A terse note from Pierce County treasurer Bo M. Lakin to Treasurer Gormley mentions a county baseball team planning a game to aid the court house fund. The message notes sponsorship by county officials and supports community fundraising efforts at the county seat.
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King County
Bounty Court
Bo M. Lakin
Pierce County
Gormley
Na County
Pierce County Court House
Northwest high school track meet faces uncertain odds
Everett struggles with injuries as WestermanContracts mumps, Beatrice benefits from other players, and Seattle leads in sprint events. Brokane brings strong entrants while Spokane shows strength. Dahlquist and Lee test Everett's lineup. Forty plus entries threaten quarter mile heats. 1:30 start, university venue, special cars arranged.
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Westerman
Everett
Jest Dahlquist
Fonther
P J. Lee
Comtest
Prom
Ontrook
Seattle
Thayer
Dr. Roller
Gome
University Line
RACES YESTERDAY AT LOUISVILLE SUMMARY
A garbled racing report from Louisville lists several runners with unclear names and times. It mentions a distance of three quarters of a mile and a two mile event, with references to Paty Pease and Miner Gitenell among others, but many details are unreadable.
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Rees
Louisville
Balle
Seth
Aptier
Statnen
No Racing for Pleasant Beach Ends Venture
The proposed Pleas dwindled from public view and any Beach race track has expired. The venture started with enthusiasm last winter but failed to proceed, with the project now effectively dead and abandoned.
Well Known Ball Players Stir Cleveland Crowd
The fragment describes famed baseball figures and a controversial scene in Cleveland. It mentions a descendant of a revolution, a loud crowd, and a notable salary claim tied to a player named Lashaeway. The text hints at city pride and dramatic clashes with fans.
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Larry
Cleveland
Streuxer
Rockefeller
Asa Dastine
Cleveland Game Echoes Witnesses Names in Air
An awed voice proclaims “That’s him” as a figure is spotted in Cleveland. The scene hints at either Lasheway or Rockefeller being outdoors, drawing attention to a notable presence nearby.
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Cleveland
Lasheway
Rockefeller
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