Seattle to Have New Lineup Reemerges for Aberdeen Game
Seattle plans a strengthened lineup for tomorrow’s game against Aberdeen with Adams at short Luasi at first base Dolly Gray utility man Hartman in right field and Dudley joining the team at short. Dugdale notes stronger infield and pitching depth with trades including Adame for the youngster and Quigsey for Gray. The manager hints a new staff addition may be announced soon while rainfall boosts Northwest grain and baseball fans await the crowded schedule.
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Seattle
Aberdeen
Adame
Luasi
Dug
Russ Hall
Hartman
Dolly Gray
Vancouver
Dugdale
Quigsey
Gray
Schofield
Ed Hickey
Ben
Adams
Lussi
Butte
Dudley
Russ
Seattle Dugdale Cays
Forward the Store Promises Fresh Spring Goods Ahead
A brisk promotional note touts cheerful optimism and forward thinking. The store claims nonstop stock, early spring items and progressive pricing with hats advancing from $2.00 to $3.50 soon, while currently selling at $3.90 with a small margin.
Weather and Sports Roundup From Seattle and Vicinity
Rain disrupts baseball schedules as several games are postponed or played on rainy days. Blackbs beat Port Town 19 to 4. Seattle Electrics defeat Snohomish 17 to 5. City Hall wallops Northern Pacifics 16 to 0 at Woodland Park. Mt Haker Parka edges Jacoba Dakery 6 to 4 at Woodland Park. Acme Business College tops Vashon 5 to 4 in a 164 inning contest. Knights of Columbus beat Wilkeson 10 to 7. Mike Lynch slated to play for Tacoma Tigers this week. Lillie Mackin shows Spokane second base in a real estate investment note. Local scene includes Port Townsend bout between Harry Krant and Gay Buckles.
Baseball Aboard Nerves And Roster Shifts In Spokane Visit
Spokane and Seattle face a tense series as Spokane’s pitchers like Killilay and Mullen are eyed for rotation shifts while Dugdale trims his roster. McCarthy is ruled out for contract jumping, and Freddin es departs to Spokane City league. Yesterday’s games featured late results and a town abuzz with talks of coming matchups.
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Spokane
Seattle
Dag
Washington High Takes First Place in City Meet
Washington High won first place at a field and track meet held Saturday as a prep for the state interscholastic meet to be held next Friday on the local varsity campus. Washington High totaled 451-8 points, Lincoln was second with 37% points, and Tacoma was third with 361-3 points. Everett was
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Washington High School
Washington High
Lincoln
Tacota
Everett
Fourth Place Finish With Narrow Margin In Local Meet
Olynia captured 18 points led by 7 by Olyn pia. Bellingham scored 6 while Vancouver earned 5 and Centratia 4. LaConaner also 4, Chehalis 2, and Arington and Snohomish tied at 1 each.
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Olynpia
Bellingham
Vancouver
Centratia
LaConaner
Chehalis
Arington
Snohomish
Buckies to Meet Krant in 20 Round Port Townsend Fight
Guy Buckies travels from afar to face Harry Krant in a 20 round bout at Port Townsend next Thursday evening. Buckies recently impressed in eastern bouts with a fearless style and strong punching power. Krant trains at Port Townsend while Buckies tightens up with Jack Sullivan and Young Grant. Eddie Burns promotes the contest. Special steamers from the city will run and return for the last City cars.
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Guy Buckies
Harry Krant
Port Townsend
Buckies
Hilly Rhodes
Fargo
N. D
Rockies
Krant
Buckles
Jack Sullivan
Young Grant
Eddie Burns
Albers Mills team names Tonkin and schedule details
The Albers Mills baseball nine lists James G. Tonkin as manager at 1500 Rainier Boulevard. Deco ration Day motor races include two events for women drivers. Seattle Speedway hosts a matinee May 30 on a new course beside Interlaken Boulevard. Pullman hosts Oregon beating W. C. 62 to 60. Dreamland rink hosts Roller versus Reel wrestling Friday night.
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Albers Brothers’ Millfne Company
James
G. Tonkin
Rainier Boulevard
Seattle Speedway Club
Disputed draw in Ballard boxing match draws ire
In Conway Washington May 15 a Sanctioned eight round bout between Martin of Ballard and Hartling ended in a draw after controversial referee Billy Walker decisions. Local fans and visiting Hallard Seattle supporters condemned the officiating and left the hall in disgust.
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Conway
Wash
Martin
Webster
Martina
Hallard
Seattle
Hahn
Ballard
Anythi
Visltor
Benefit for Ed Hickey at Athletic Park and Seattle theatre
A benefit event for Ed Hickey features a Spokane vs Seattle baseball game at Athletic Park this afternoon weather permitting. Rival teams have not met since last week due to rain, and a large crowd is expected for the final clash as Hickey departs with his damaged ankle out of play for a year at least. The Seattle theatre hosts a monster program with boxing bouts wrestling stunts and vaudeville acts plus donations from local theatres. Johnny Reid of the Twin City Athletic club manages the affair with a strong Northwest boxing lineup and expects to raise several thousand dollars for Hickey as spectators purchase tickets heavily and local merchants support the cause.
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Spokane
Seattle
Athletic Park
Ed Hickey
Indians
Hick
Wisconsin Demon and Keller Set Return Wrestling Match
Dr J F Heller agrees to a rematch with Fred Heell known as the Wisconsin Demon at Dream land rink next Friday night. They will wrestle under Police Gazette rules with any fall counting, for a $500 prize and house receipts split 80 percent to the winner and 60 percent to the loser. Heell adapts after losing the first bout while Roller and Heell anticipate a stronger showing in the rematch.
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Roller
Dreamland Rink
J. F. Heller
Fred Heell
Wisconsin
Keller
Police Gazette
Beell
Crary
Hin
Fishing tip urges proper gear storage and care
The note advises anglers to organize their tackle and maintain equipment. It suggests managing gear from Piper and Tafts stock, stressing practical prep before any fishing trip.
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Piper & Tafts
Flying Fails Highlight Wisconsin Match Strategy
The report notes at least four failures in Wisconsin’s recent match, with commentary that Beell could exploit his height. It mentions Navy Yard routes with Monticello Flyer departures at 6:20, 9:30, 1:30, and 4:00 p.m. for schedule details.
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Wisconsin
Beell
Keell
U. S. Navy Yard
Monticello
Flyer Dock
Court's Order Obeyed to the Letter
Court records indicate compliance with an order affecting the Batistes and Dimities at the yard. A note specifies a payment or amount of 0.813 cents, reflecting a corrected settlement or calculation.
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Pullman
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