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Battles at the Arena headline two heavyweight showdowns
In Seattle the arena hosts two main heavyweights Farrell of Gotham vs King of Seattle and Sommers of unknown origin vs Hall of California, with six lighter bouts including Frankie Murphy facing Bud Ridley and Red Gage vs Harold Jones. Tylor of Fort Lawton leads the curtain with training stunts aimed at the Spokane lad White.
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Fistic Show at Ball Game Sparks Park Brawl
A shipyard rivalry game at Liberty Park Saturday turned violent when Ames and Du clashed on the diamond. Ernie Schorr of Ames slugged Duthie after a pitch and was banned. hundreds reportedly demand his removal as the game ends in defeat for Ames with Walker’s mound disappearance.
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Unclear Baseball Doubleheader Result
The first game was won 5 to 0 by the Duthie organization, with a tight contest through nine innings. In the second game, the Pacific Construction team defeated Seattle Construction 2 to 0.
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Market Report From Florida Delivers Mixed Produce Pricing
Florida market dispatch notes strawberries selling at per crate while Kennewick stock remains scarce due to cold weather. Prices show small increases on several items including Chinese walnuts and various grains and cereals.
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Seattle Giants sweep Portland with 13 hits in opener
Seattle Giants win 5 0 in the first game of a doubleheader and hold Portland to six runs in the nightcap. Dempsey and Murphy drive early runs for Seattle while Leary and Leard contribute on defense and bases. Portland's LeRoy's combination and Arkenburg pace the Buckaroos with multiple hits as Shoup and Young split mound duties.
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Pat Eastley Holds Tigers Scoreless In Tacoma Series
In Tacoma on May 20 Pat Kantley pitched for Aberdeen and held the Tacoma Tigers to four hits. Aberdeen won the series two to one as one game was rained out. Pillett struck out eight with two walks and a double play highlighted by Cable to Hoffman. Generals Pershing notes praise American military life and cites football and baseball as contributing factors.
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Spokane Indians Rally To Take Doubleheader At Vancouver
Spokane Indians defeated Vancouver 6 to 5 in both games on May 20. Brown hit a decisive homer with a runner aboard in the second game. Bunch delivered key six inning hit in the first game to spark the win. Hydorn Patterson L Cloustra Marshall were Vancouver’s battery. Lukon Vie Hennion Paterson McKinley Beck Marshall for Spokane.
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Fred Fulton in Town Big and Willing
Plasterer Fred Fulton arrives in Minneapolis for a week at Alexander Pantages' House on Third Eve to showcase his strength and challenge Willard and Amros. Promoters in Seattle plan talks to arrange a bout with a local heavyweight, while Fulton asserts world fighting championship claims and lures audiences with his feared reputation.
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Naval Radio Eight Wins Lake Union Race
Leaping a bead into the lead and holding it, the radio eight from the naval training station won the Lake Union race on Saturday. Two other crews competed in the event on Lake Union.
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Tregonings Fall at Liberty Park in McDonald Nine Lead
The Patterson nine at McDonald Park won 7 to 2 over the Tregonings Sunday, taking the lead in the wooden ship yard group.
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Seattleites Win At Golf Burns Cup Match
The Seattle Golf and Country Club won the first half of the Burns cup against Waverly club with a 28 to 15 score. Fifteen couples competed, with two Portland men winning all three points in morning and afternoon play. The second half of the tournament will be held in Portland this fall.
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