Interscholastic Track Meet Looms For Lincoln Broadway
The annual meet among Lincoln Queen Anne Broadway and Franklin high schools starts at 2 p.m. on Madison Park track. Lincoln and Broadway appear strongest. Queen Anne coach pessimistic after Capt. Guiver leaves for the North. Broadway entries include Slaton Hogland Isham Colman Polland Root Wood and others across events.
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Madison Park
Hamilton
Capt. Guiver
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Queen Anne's
Thomas
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Discue
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Jones
O'Neill
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Nills
Patten
Powers
Williste
Slaton
Polland
Adair
Colman
Wood
Hogland
Isham
Slaten
Oldfield
White
Root
Kite
Hussey
Coaster
Anderson
Richares
Teham
McDougall
Massey
Cochran
Sharkey
Mignon
Broadway Runs Rally to Take City Baseball Title
Broadway high school defeated Franklin high 7 to 3 at Lincoln Park to claim the city championship before about 1,000 spectators. The Broadway offense broke through after the sixth inning as Franklins defense issued seven errors and Finngaman pitched well. A notable triple play by Stevens and Scott in the sixth helped hold Franklin to five hits.
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Broadway
Franklin High
Lincoln Park
Franklin
Frankin
Stevens
Scott
White
Chatter From Near and Far Includes Beavers Vancouver Clash
Chatter notes Melvor’s pitching woes and the Beavers’ late games with dissatisfactions from Beavertown fans. Mentions McIvor starters and potential bat substitutions, Harbison arrival in Spokane, and Washington Seattle intercity games plus intercollegiate track meets and crew prep at Stanford boat house.
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Vancouver
Beavertown
Wells to meet Carpentier for European heavyweight title
In Ghent Belgium on May 24 promoters announce a 20 round European heavyweight bout between Wells and Georges Carpentier at the Festival pavilion. Carpentier 19 sought glory after defeats by Billy Papke and Tearcat Klaus, with a rematch against Klaus planned for October.
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Georges Carpentier
Europe
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Exposition Grounds
Wells
New York
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Bombardier
America
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Billy Papke
Frank Klaus
Jim Corbett
France
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Ray Schalk Rising Star From Sandlots to White Sox Catcher
The article profiles Ray Schalk, a young catcher for the Chicago White Sox, noting his rise from corner lots in southern Illinois to major league prominence. It highlights his prior season with Milwaukee, purchase by Charles A. Comiskey, and his status as a standout backstop for the Sox.
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Ray Schalk
White Sox
Schalk
Lotsa
Ilinois
Milwaukee
Charles A. Comiskey
Beavers Beat Champs 3 1 as Clark Wins Vancouver Return
Vancouver pitcher Jimmy Clark won his first appearance of the season for the Beavers against Seattle, with Willard Merkle and Kid Melver in relief. Vancouver scored three runs in the third inning on three singles and Frisk’s bases loaded hit, while Seattle's Meikle allowed two more runs before exit. Meikle gave up a third inning homer to Seattle’s Meikle in the later frame.
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Vancouver
Jimmy Clark
Beavers
Seattle Champs
Willard Merkle
Clark
Kid” Melver
Seattle
Meikle
Frisk
Mcliver
Champs
Sermons by Rev James McGaw at First Presbyterian Church
The Rev James 8 McGaw D D of New York will preach Sunday morning on Christ's Offer to Men and evening on The Revival of Our National Religion. He is described as a brilliant speaker and scholar with a cordial invitation to all.
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James 8. McGaw
D. D
New York
Christ
Unequaled Rheumatism Relief Sold at Owl Stores
An ad proclaims a remedy that drives rheumatism from Seattle and relieves muscle pain burns bites and itching. It targets athletes and claims unmatched effectiveness with a price of 660, available at Owl and other drug stores.
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Seattle
Owl
Beattie man praises Dr Nuernberg for chronic ailment relief
A 67 year old Beattie Washington resident credits Dr Nuernberg with restoring his strength after years of diabetes and bladder issues plus a spine injury from lifting in water. He says treatment made him able to work steadily and believes others with chronic disorders should consider Dr Nuernberg's care.
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Iowa
Nuernberg
H. N. Beagrave
Beattie
Wash
Delay action on Page kicks delay action on page kicks
The American Federation of Labor will not acknowledge labor protests against Walter H. Page's appointment as ambassador to the court of St James until AF of L officers convene next month. The Typographical Union of London and the Central Federated Union of New York oppose the former editor of World’s Work representing the United States.
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United Free
Washington
Walter H. Page
Court of St. James
American Federation of Labor
Typographical Union of London
Central Federated Union of New York
United States
Turkey Trot Dances Blocked by Totema Club
The Totema club of local musicians bans vulgar dances including the turkey trot for summer events on Lake Washington. The first frolic begins at 7 o'clock on May 28 as the steamer Fortuna departs Leschi Park, with Dreamland tonight hosting a dance.
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Totema
Lake Washington
Fortuna
Leschi Park
Walter Johnson Laments Loss of Speed in Arm
Frank Baker and teammates discuss Walter Johnson's decline in velocity. Raker notes he no longer throws hard, instead delivering softer pitches and relying on control to get by. Cleveland players and the Naps react as Johnson's once-dominant fastball seems gone.
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Esa
Walter
Speed
Walter Johnson
Frank Baker
Cleveland
Raker
Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bill sue Powers for 25000
Col. William F. Cody and Col. Gordon W. Lillie filed suit in Chicago to recover 25000 from Patrick T. Powers claiming the Bills contracted to appear in moving pictures and did not fulfill the terms of the agreement.
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Chicago
Col
Mau F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Gordon W. Lillie
Patrick T. Powers
Powers
Powera
National League Update From Philadelphia Game Notes
In Philadelphia a National League fixture update notes continuing play across the circuit. The report details multiple nations league games and results with emphasis on postgame standings and future schedule implications.
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National League Philadelphia Cinetaneatl
Med, Rein
Fireman Flynn Defeated by Coffey in Ten Rounds
Jim Flynn the Pueblo fireman who fought Jack Johnson last year is defeated by Jim Coffey the Dublin Giant in a ten round bout. Coffey lands more punches while Flynn rushes but fails to land a damaging blow in New York.
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United Press
New York
Jim Flynn
Jack Johnson
Jim Coffey
Dublin
Coffey
Flynn
Broadway High Girls Tennis Elimination Rounds
The second elimination round for the Broadway high girls tennis championship was played on school courts. Singles matches featured Kirsten Lareen defeating Gladys Taylor 7-5 9-7 and Ruth Frye beating Grace Fenn 7-5 4-7, with Amy Micheleon advancing by default over Bessie Weixel. Semifinals set for next week.
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Broadway High School
Kirtsen Lareen
Gladys Taylor
Grace Fenn
Ruth Frye
Miss Frye
Miss Fenn
Amy Michele
Coast League Scores Mix With Unclear Pairings
Reading shows several baseball results with teams Venice Poruian Sacramento Ban Francisco Oakland Lone Angeles and unclear scores and pairings. The fragment lists mixed abbreviations and inconsistent city names suggesting a partial standings or schedule snippet from a Coast League page.
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Venice
Sacramento
Francisco
Oakland
Lone Angeles
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