Rainiers Rest and Portland Series Opened Here
Seattle Coast league club returns home after a three week tour ending in Los Angeles with the Portland Beavers due to arrive from San Francisco. The locals reshuffled positions with Walsh moving to third and Derrick contending for short, while new castoffs join the pitching staff. Managerial hopes hinge on a winning run to avoid last place as Seattle hosts Portland and struggles to start strong.
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Leo H. Lassen
Portland Beavers
Portland Crew
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Walsh
Claude Derrick
Fabrique
Derrick
Billy Cunningham
Harry Harper
The
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Valencia
Sammy Beers
Angel
Miles Maina
Sa't Lake
Jerry Coleman
Young Cook
Vernon Tigers
Althoull
George Stallings
New York
Bart Sheely
Homerun Wallops
Sheely
Salt Lake Park
Bill Pertica
Los Angeles Crew
Hill
Angels Run Wild Spanks Local Team in Series Sweep
Los Angeles rolled to a 9 1 victory over Seattle to claim a fourth straight win in the series. Kenworthy belted a first inning home run as the Angels jumped ahead with four runs. Bigbee struggled in the third allowing five runs before Schultz relieved him, then held Seattle scoreless the rest of the way.
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Seattle
Los Angeles Strikers
Angels
Northerners
Seraphs
Kenworthy
Bigbee
Crawford
Clymer
The
Rainiers
Schultz
Gleichmann
Niehoffs
Broadway Wins Pitchers Battle for Seventh Straight Prep Diamond Win
Broadway defeats Queen Anne 4 to 1 at Lincoln Field in a high class contest. Marquis hit a threebagger and struck out 14 for Broadway while Christenson and strong fielding saves kept Queen Anne from scoring earlier. West Seattle shuts out Franklin 2 to 0 at Columbia Field as Cunningham limits Mt Baker. Lincoln routs Ballard 14 to 0 at Woodland Park with Pickering steady on the mound.
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Lincoln Play Field
Queen Anne
Ernest
Norma
Jimmy Marquis
Christenson
Quay Gardeners
Queen Amme
Uavesardis
the Batteries
Douglas
Marquis
Dean
West Seattle
Franklin
Columbia
Henry Cunningham
Mt. Baker
Cunningham
Frazier
Zolla
Reekie
Armstrong
Lincoln
Ballard
Woodland Park
Pickering
North Enders
Antacs
Southard
Fraley
Wilkenson
Pickering and
Kellogg
English Boy in Training for Go Here
Danny Frash the English featherweight trains at Northwest Athletic Club for Tuesdays bout with Bob Harper for the Northwest title at the Arena in Portland Frash has fought in Portland beating Joe Gorman and drawing other starts but will clash with Harper who brings a strong punch and coast reputation Bud Ridley meets Danny Edwards in the semi final with Edwards a top Coast bantamweight The co main features Jimmy Storey versus Lloyd Madden in a clash that promises real action with Curley Valencourt versus Jack Shaughnessy and Bert Hayes versus Patsy Claceo also on the card
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Northwest Athletic Club
Bob Marper
Arena
Frueh
Portland
Joe Gorman
Harper
Bob
Frush
Buddy Ridley
Danny Edwards
Oakland
Edwards
Billy Masecott
Bud
Frankie Murphy
Mascott
Jimmy Storey
Liroyd Madden
Bremerton
Jimmy
Crystal Pool
Lioyd
Seattle
Dame Dope
Curley Valencourt
Jack Shaughnessey
Tacoma
Bert Hayes
Patsey Claceo
Major League Scoreboard May 4 Box Score Notes
Chicago May 4 box score details include batteries Shawkey and Ruel opposite Cleotte and Behalk. Detroit and Cleveland games postponed by rain on May 4 and May 24 respectively. St Louis and Washington also see rain delays. A curious note questions a Chinese sport writer in San Francisco and mentions Boldt's French Pastry shop locations Uptown and Downtown.
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R. H. BR
Port Eoe
Bhawkey
Ruel
Cleotte
Behalk
Detroit
Cleveland
ST. Louis
Washington
San Francisco
Big catches and ideal conditions boost Washington fishing reports
Field and Stream reports anglers seeing better catches as favorable weather returns, with cutthroat trout weighing up to four pounds and widespread perch and trout activity across lakes and rivers from Lake Washington to Chelan county. Officials push for statewide sportsmen clubs, aiming for a large affiliated network by year end.
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Lake Sammamish
Union Bay
Lake Washington
Madison Park
Madison Point
Boate
Washington
Bonepart Lake
Wauconda
KH. B. Nason
Washington State Sportsmen's Democration
Baseball is crowded out by cricket in London
London reports a surge in cricket activity as about 200 clubs operate in the city and counties add teams. Interest in American baseball wanes despite prewar popularity, with talks of shortening cricket matches and government plans to acquire land for cricket facilities in towns.
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London
Britain
College Relay Showdown At Denny Field This Afternoon
Coach Vanderveer brings the University of Washington track squad to Denny Field for a 2:30 p.m. meet against Oregon as the relay race and final events may decide the session. Washington entries include Dailey Porep Gray and Blue in the relay while Oregon fields Freen Swan Carter and Kirkenslager. Swan reportedly out with a broken rib but expected for distance runs. Washington claims strength in field events with Pope set to win shot and discus, Bergman aiming for high honors in the javelin, and Dalley hoped to win hurdles.
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Gus Pope
Oregon Aggies
Pope
Vanderveer
University of Washington
Denny Field
Gray
Blue
Freen
Swan
Carter
Kirkenslager
Oregon
Dalley
Bergman
Leonard Britton Bout Next Fight on Ring Horizon
Reports from Manhattan say a Benny Leonard world lightweight champion may face Jack Britton kingpin welterweight in the East. Uncertainty remains whether any title would be at stake. Leonard would likely weigh around 142 pounds, and fans favor him if the pair meet.
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Leonard-Britton
Ring Horizon
Benny Leonard
Jack Britton
Manhattan
Jack
Leonard
Britton
Renny
Johnny Ertie Loses Bantam Title Bid to Herman in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis on May 24 United Press reports Johnny Ertie was knocked out in the fifth round by champion Pete Herman. Ertie’s hopes for regaining the bantamweight title ended as his seconds threw in the sponge after Ertie was knocked down twice in the fourth.
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United Press
Johnny Ertie
Pete Herman
Herman
Ertie
Efrtie
Ertle
Washington officer exams end in Bellingham
Prig Gen Harvey J Moss adjutant general for Washington traveled from Seattle on Friday to Bellingham to conduct examinations for a commissioned officer in Company E B Third Washington Infantry.
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Washington
Seattle
Bellingham
Third
Washington Infantry
Washington's Season Ends with Win Over Oregon Aggies
The University of Washington clinched the season with a 4 to 3 victory over the Oregon Aggies at Denny Field. Percy Chamberlain pitched a strong game for Washington, allowing four hits and three runs to earn the win as Beem delivered a key home run and Washington secured their tenth straight win while completing the schedule without a defeat.
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Percy Chamberlain
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Washington
King and Barrieau Set To Fight In Vancouver Bout
Seattle middleweight Mick King faces Canadian champion Frank Barrieau in a ground-route match in Vancouver British Columbia tonight. The boxing card accompanies the Queen’s Day celebrations this week in the city, a benefit for returned service men.
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Mick King
Seattle
Frank Barrieau
Vancouver
B. C
Fiftle
White Sox and Giants Hit It Up
White Sox and Giants, 1917 champions, start the season strong. Eddie Cicotte returns to form, Swede Risberg improves at short, and the Sox show pennant potential. Giants display youth and speed with Chase hitting, Perritt and Schupp nearing peak form. Dopesters praise the early season show of the former champions.
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McGraw
Chase
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Schupp
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