Mates Bear Hogan to Grave in Coast League Farewell
Los Angeles May 18 Members of the Venice baseball club led by Hogan will bear Happy Hogan to his final resting place tomorrow. Coast league games are postponed as fans bid farewell to the respected leader. President Baum arrives to attend the funeral with other baseball men and Hogan’s family. The Rev. Baker P. Lee will preach. No successor named yet though Doc White or Captain Dick Bayless are among possible choices.
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Belmonts fall to Belle Vue in tight amateur tilt
Belmont Dye Works lost 6 to 5 on a hilly outfield. Johnny Forbes pitched well for Belmonts with Beaver for Bellevue handling the batteries. Local clubs like South Park, Lakeview, and others reported varied results with homers by Brooks Zott and Houghton and strong showings from Taylor Green and Keeland.
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How They Stand In the Leagues
Northwest League results list Vancouver Beattie Tacoma Spokane Aberdeen Victoria postponed due to train issue. National and American Leagues show multiple scores including Philadelphia 6 Louie 3 and Chicago 4 Washington 2 with several games postponed. A Seattle Sunday game note follows a letter about Mount Baker Park and a pasture offer for goats.
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Market Today Complete Report of Market Today
Market today lists prices for produce items including artichokes asparagus cabbage lemons grapefruit head lettuce celery cherries cucumbers carrots peaches honey and more. Florida celery grapefruit tomatoes and local spinach appear among listed offerings with varied unit reports and prices.
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Gunners Compete At Harbor Island Traps Event Opens
A large crowd of visiting marksmen and locals gathered at Harbor Island for a practice shoot ahead of the state tournament. Frank Trebe of Vancouver won eight of 100 targets, with Hugh Fleming of Seattle close behind at 97 and Frank Riehe leading professionals at 98. Sixty six shooters produced 90 plus scores, and Fleming and Trebe claimed Du Pont medals for 60 or better. The Washington State Sportsmen’s Association re elected leaders and set next year’s meet for Seattle. The Leavenworth Trap Club joined the association, and a handicap committee was formed for the current event. Today’s program features the Interstate Amateur State Championship, a Smith gun trophy, Rainier Brewing trophy, and a three man team race. Visitors are urged to use Fauntleroy or Alki Point routes to Midway.
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Midway
Ball Park Visit Planned by Rancher Letter Writer
A rancher signs a note to invite someone to attend a ball park event. The letter, dated in a bygone era, expresses hopeful expectations that the recipient will join for a ball fan outing. The sender identifies as J. E. McGEE and closes with cordial regards.
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Packey McFarland Welcomes A Baby
Packey McFarland reportedly welcomed a baby weighing pounds 4 ounces at birth. The note humorously claims the infant would reach seven pounds by 3 p.m., reflecting a playful local post.
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Sullivan influence fades in amateur athletics era
The late Jaz E Sullivan's strong sway over the Amateur Athletic Union is missed as controversy grows over Eastern states representation at the Panama Pacific athletic carnival. The A A U spirit appears lacking with muddled plans and unclear dates and venue for tryouts.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Louisville players moved amid roster waivers and trades
The report notes Louisville trimmed to the Association limit and sent a player to the St. Louis Browns. It also mentions Dallas seeking waivers on a player to send to the Athletics.
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Professor Rejects Gate Receipts View of College Athletics
Wisconsin professor Ehler criticizes chasing gate receipts in intercollegiate sports. He argues athletics should serve larger aims beyond money and labels the pursuit as mere “Platonic love” and a matter of principle.
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Wisconsin
Racing Gains Ground in New York After Slow Start
New York reports show 1914 racing commission data indicating $425000 in purses distributed across 94 days, with promoter take totaling about $700000. Futurity will be run at Belmont Park during autumn, boosting prestige after recent Saratoga showcases. The era recalls historic races and famous sires as the sport grows.
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Box Score From Seattle Vancouver Monday Game
Readable box score from the Seattle Vancouver matchup played Monday in Vancouver. Details include team scoring and player contributions, with the report focusing on game outcomes and key statistics from the contest.
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Unclear game summary from fragmented notes
Fragmentary report notes bases on Eastley with Vancouver 7 Seattle 2 and a time of 1 32. Ame pire-McGreevy appears as a name. Details and context are missing.
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Indians Grab Opener Of Series
Spokane Indians beat Tacoma Tigers 3 to 2 in the first game of the series. Five double plays dominated the field as Salvi walked three and was relieved by Callahan in the fifth. locals could not read his slants. Joe Rivers seeks a $1000 guarantee for ten rounds in Denver but is rebuffed by promoters.
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Dairymen and butchers and moving pictures notes
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