Turks Triumph Over Beavers In Windy Ball Game
The Sporting Turks defeated the Beavers 4 to 2 in a windy, cold game marked by erratic play. Beattie sparked scoring in the ninth with strong hitting while pitchers kept the pace tight. Joe pitched nervy, solid defense, and Amith caught, with Raymond, Kennett, and others contributing as fans endured the chill.
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Akin
Amith
Raymond
Keett
Mikey
Yond
Kennett
Menard Bond
Turk
Rawebert
Je Came Home On the Lope Fh Therth Quigley
Schernweber
Hayden
Hehern
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al Stene
Smith
Stanley
Frisk
Gts
Hickey
Jimmy Asap
Joe
Jon
Paihia
California May Enter After All In Cal Race
Indications suggest California may join the Abell race with Washington and Branford on May 39. Washington informed that crew might not travel north if Pacific demands block entries. a Pacific association had previously urged formation but now the plan to save the sport may be abandoned. Washington board of control to meet tonight to decide whether to permit the Cobtere venue or modify entries.
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California
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Coan Association Nanber
Washington Board of Contro
Frankie Nell May Mix It With Monte Attell Gamy Kid
Telegraphic notes from Costroth and managers indicate a probable June 1 bout at Coatroth arena between Frankie Nell May and Monte Attell. Reports say Coulon may be unable to fight due to illness with Noll considered a potential substitute and promoter plans to stage the 114 pound match before a Chelene audience.
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Gamy Kid
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Stanford oarsmen drill on Lake Washington under Murphy
Dan Murphy trains the Stanford crew on Lake Washington with hard work and a large training load. Speculation links PD Hughes as possible referee. weights listed for Coswain 106, Goenna 165, Fitting 0, Maeton 178, Partridge 184, Daltoe 190, Hall 184, Diottlia 178, Day 178, Killian 152, Bernard 176. crew near 176 pounds from stroke to bow.
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Norman Day
Joseph Killian
Harry Benard
Atrake
O'Brien Gains 103 Percent in Sparring Remark
In a scratched note of a boxing spar, O'Brien posted 103 percent while rival Upped the weales at about 206. The passage hints at a draw possibility and unclear scoring details among participants including Motutean and Jonson.
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Bowling town gears up for Western Bowling congress
Preparations are under way for the Western Bowling congress to be held May 29 in Seattle. Crack bowlers from across the country are arriving and teams are entering daily. New Westminster’s W. J. Kerr live fruit farm team submitted an entry, and San Francisco sent its first entry signed by A. W. Martin. Beattle Bowling Tournament Association will meet Sunday at 1 30 in room 208 American Bank building to finalize arrangements.
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Dreamland rink scene threads through May Derby talk
The report sketches a night at the Dreamland rink with Danny Shea and Mike Lowe in a playful frame up, as crowd chatter hints at a Pacific Northwest clash. London chatter adds Hir Martin as a likely Derby favorite at Epsom Downe on May 26 with heavy American backing and a King Edward's Minoru betting note.
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Johnson Fails to Find O Brien in Championship Bout
In a heavy weight title fight, Jack Johnson and O’Brien produced a tense match with Johnson failing to secure a decisive win. The bout featured a notable counter by O’Brien that injured Johnson’s right side, amid a scene rich in era slang and crowd tension.
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jZohaeon
O'Brien
Washington Wins a Game
Jimmy Clark again in form wins his game from State College as Washington secures the victory.
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Jimmy Clark
State College
Base Ball Challer Ends In Tight Scramble
The game features late rallies and an umpire decision on a fateful strike. Key moments include a home run with bases empty, a heated exchange over calls, and injuries shadowing the tense ninth inning as both teams push for a decisive win.
Washington Huskies Defeat Cougars 8 to 1 in Soggy Rivalry
Doubles yesterday at the University of Washington match against Washington State noted strong play by Clark and Patton. A two run and an error by Menger helped the Huskies pull ahead as wave of scoring boosted their lead to two to one.
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Washington State
Immay Clark
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