Canucks Win In Twelfth In Pivotal Series Game
A rough slog ends in a Canucks win as Meintyre drives a crucial homer in the twelfth inning. Seattle base runners flash speed with Duie K and Myers attempting steals while Walsh yields ten hits. The Tacoma game notes and other items follow, including Umpire Phret and a river of scattered baseball detail. Rev Edger Williams from Richmond addresses a Friends meeting at 2019 Charles Street.
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Vancouver
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Canuokes
Vans
Walsh
Edger Williams
Richmond
Ind
Society of Friends
Church of the Society
Charles Street
National league players benched early season 1967 notes
Fragmented sports notes discuss ligaments of benching in 1967, with several suspensions and unusual cases like no Giants threatened. Mentions Breenahan shin guards, Clarke protesting a game, surprising slugging records, and various players and teams amid color commentary.
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Atx National League
New York Giant
Breenahan
Clarke
The
Pirate
Prize Offered for Fastest Mile at Seattle Races
The Seattle Automobile association held a meeting to advance plans for races on May 20 and 21. A prize of 209 dollars was offered to the driver recording the fastest mile in any event, aimed at eliciting peak performance from cars and drivers.
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Seattle Automobile Association
City Unable to Collect From Riplinger for First Term
The corporation counsel states that the city cannot collect any shortages from John Riplinger for his first term. Supreme Court rulings and the statute of limitations bar such a suit.
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Corporation Counsel's
John Riplinger
Supreme Court
Harold Preston Named Lawyer for Denny Bill Regrade Protest
Property owners appoint Harold Preston as attorney to challenge unequal assessments tied to the Denny bill regrade and widening project, signaling a formal legal challenge to the valuation. The move underscores local opposition to evaluation fairness in the municipal project.
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Harold Preston
UW Crew and Track Teams Busy in Preparation
Washington oarsmen train for upcoming triangular meet with limited daily practice. University crews focus on on water preparations the day before racing, while track men also tighten shape for contests.
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University of Washington
Washington
McCarey Loses Caste With Los Angeles Fans
Promoter McCarey faces backlash after the Burne-O'Brien bout in Los Angeles. He avoided posing for photos and distanced himself from sensational headlines, while attempting to shield the sport from crooked dealings. His lone redeeming act was striking off all bets via the referee.
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O'Brien
McCarey
Confession Reveals Fixed Fights Tied to Ring Figures
Philadelphia fighter Jack O'Brien admits in a confession that he and others rigged bouts to gain chances to fight. He implicates Burne O'Brien Burns manager and names boxers including Bob Fitzsimmons Tommy Ryan Joe Walcott and Hugo Kelly among others. He says the sixth round Philadelphia bout with Berger was fixed and that several Los Angeles matches were tampered with to produce opportunities.
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Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Los Angeles
Burne O'Brien
O'Brien
Burns
Berger
Hugo Kelly
Joe Walcoott
Peter Jackson
Bob Fitzsimmons
Tommy Ryan
Joe Walcott
Wreck on Great Northern injures Seattle travelers
A Great Northern train from Seattle derailed near Downs Washington injuring all aboard. Among the injured are Mrs Samuel Dallam of Seattle crushed chest and taken to her sister’s home. William Collina a Shriner dislocated shoulder. two colored porters burned by scalding. Officials blame a broken rail and a softened rail condition observed earlier. The coroner orders an investigation into possible engineer charges.
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Star
Apokane
Great Northern
Seattle
Hear Downs
Samuel Dallam
William Collina
Wisconsin
10 000 Reward Offered for Bunset Train Tampering
The Southern Pacific offers 10000 dollars for the arrest and conviction of those who tampered with the Bunset train which derailed yesterday morning causing two deaths and 25 injuries. Detectives and bloodhounds hunted the suspects all day, but dry conditions hindered progress. Posse members and sheriffs scoured the countryside seeking crews involved.
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Tetearagph
Las Eles
Southern Pacific
Scotia
Burns Posts His Forfeits For Big Fight
Tommy Burne has posted the forfeit of 5000 dollars for the bout with Pete Squires, booked for July 4. Squires is already in shape and Burns spent today arranging travel plans as he seeks trains and quarters for the matchup.
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Tommy Burne
Prt
Squires
Burns
Races Yesterday at Raleigh Track Meet Results Summary
Yesterday at Raleigh a six race card produced wins by Piret race Pireatone Handy 1 to 2 in 1 00 1 6 and Louise Fitzgibbon 7 to 1 in 1 43 while Vannews 12 to 1 topped Pal and Phalanx finished third Sir Brillar 2 to Ry Bedford second Mavr on third Atkins 2 to 1 with Andrew Mack second and Funnyatte third in 1 41 1 6 Futurity course noted as final race with results incomplete.
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Piret
Pireatone
Handy
Raleigh
Turnoway
Louise Fitzgibbon
Davis
Achet
Royal Maxim
Vannews
Pischer
Pal
Phalanx
Sir Brillar
Ry Bedford
Mavron
Atkins
Graham
Andrew Mack
Funnyatte
Misread Track Event Yields Near Finish Names
The report lists Blagg taking second with a time of 1 10.4 in the Mist event, while The Mist runner placed third with a 1 07 time. The brief notes time details and placements for two competitors.
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Blagg
the Mist
Horse Race Results From Five Races
The report lists six races with winners and placements. Hiyo won race one ahead of Done H. and Inven tieal. Webber won race two with Reuben second and Bert Oere third. Mike Button took race three with Polly Prim second and Fleming third. Great Pirate won race four with Honest second and third. Alencon won race five with Karnedale second and Soprano third. Rnnoy won race six with Charlatan second and Devout third. Times are noted for each race.
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A. Brown
Done H
Inventieal
Webber
Dearborn
Reuben
Bert Oere
Mike Button
Austin
Polly Prim
Fleming
John Marre
Traxler
Great Pirate
Honest
Alencon
Lee
Eighth Ward Tax Payers Back City Engineer Plan
Last night the Eighth Ward Tax Payers club endorsed the city engineer’s plan to open Magnolia Street. They argued the regrading work is essential to pass the plan and would boost real estate values similar to earlier improvements, noting its impact on surrounding streets. Dr Lee Baker, dentist, 206 Bites building, Main ed.
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Eighth Ward
Magnolia
Seoonday
Lee Baker
Actress Guilty of Murder in Greenwich Hotel Case
Goldie Neil the former model and actress pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of her husband at a Greenwich hotel on December 14. She fainted in court after the plea and faced an indeterminate sentence of more than five years. Authorities noted allegations of abuse by the husband.
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Sertepe Telegraph Service
York
Goldie Neil
Greenwich Hotel
Greenwich
Conn
Cap
Goldie Nettwatts
YWCA Plans Second Annual Summer Camp
The second annual YWCA summer camp will open June 10 at Bain Bridge Inland. The association has secured eighteen acres on the inland and needs about $2,000 for grounds equipment, with $1,800 already subscribed.
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The
Bainbridge
Donnellan Named Manager of Grand andtm Theaters Vancouver
BK J Donnellan former manager of the Star theater in this city is appointed manager of the Grand and tm theaters in Vancouver B C E G Dorr is named manager of the Star theater
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BK. J. Donnellan
Star Theater
Grand
Vancouver
E. G. Dorr
Navy orders and port schedules shift amid coal deliveries
A Pacific Coast company rep reports coal deliveries expanding as ships like Pocahontas and Delphia move toward yard loading. Chief Yeoman Carty takes charge in Milwaukee as Port Orchard starts summer runs with The Tourtet planned for early June departure.
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Ball
Pacific Coast Company
Pocahontas
Atlantic Coast
Yeoman Carty
Delphia
Milwaukee
Ban Disggloth
Bng
Port Orchard O
Wieamer
Prince Fushima's Canadian Visit Plans Revealed
Prince Fushima bearer of regards from the Japanese emperor to King Edward travels with a party to Canada. They will arrive in Vancouver early in January and stay until the voyage to Yoko. The Japanese consul is arranging the royal passengers' arrangements.
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Prince Fushima
Japan
Edward
Canada
Vancouver
Yoko
Royal
Bellingham to Meet Bremerton at Evergreen Park Diamond
Bremerton hosts Bellingham on Sunday at Evergreen Park in a scheduled baseball game. Battery figures Gordon and Duff to start for Bremerton for the first time this year. William Bremer, back from Banff, resumes local interests as D More bandeman and composer receives a rare $200 silver flute from Italy.
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Bremerton
Bellingham
Evergreen Park
Gordon and
Duff
Battery
Wiliam Bremer
Banff
D. More Bandeman
Italy
San Francisco
Entitled to Royalties Alleged in Business Suit
G. D. Parnell filed an affidavit in a suit by Way the Dutch Miller alleging the Dutch company is entitled to royalties from the Seattle Boston company for a lease. Charles Crane is said to control affairs of both firms.
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G. D. Parnell
Charles Crane
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