Bayley Wins Canadian Lightweight Title in Vancouver Bout
Joe Bayley defeated Ernie Barrieau at Brighouse to become Canada's undisputed lightweight champion. Referee stopped the 15 round fight in the 10th after Bayley dominated with a slashing right cross, having dropped Barrieau twice for counts of nine before the stoppage.
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Kippert Slumps After Beavers Series
Vancouver outfielder Ed Kippert slides to third in the league slugging race after a two week clash with the Beavers. Harry Meek of Victoria regains first with a .396 mark, McCarl of Spokane at .342, Kippert at .339, Shaw leads Seattle at .410 as the team hits .269.
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Oregon Wolff I defeated in six mile match race
Portland May 26 United Press Leased Wire reports the Oregon Wolff I motorboat was beaten by the Vamoose in a six mile race. The Vamoose led by over 100 feet at the finish as J E Wolff, designer of the Oregon Wolff, said the craft could reach higher speed than shown, noting speeds over 40 miles an hour were achieved.
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Risers Tuning Up For Memorial Day Motorcycle Races
Scores of riders gathered at Meadows Sunday to test machines ahead of the second series of races this season. Memorial Day and June 1 mark the next events on the course, with fast times posted among the sessions.
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Meadows
Men Behind the Mask in Washington Catching Power
Washington team manager Clarke Griffith builds a strong catching corps led by Alnamith the Idaho cyclone Walter Johnson’s main catcher. Henry nears return to share duties with Alnamith as Hob Groom Tom Hughes and Carl Cashion pitch, with Alva Williams assisting and training recruits for the backstop role.
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Kling
Thomas
Clarke Griffith
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Griffse
Hob Groom
Tom Hughes
Carl Cashion
Alva Williams
Expect Hoppe to Win Burns Fight
Oakland May 26 Willie Hoppe is predicted to knockout Frankie Arna tomorrow night in a ten round bout by manager Ad Wolgast who believes Hoppe will wear down Barnes. Burns is a seasoned contender once seen as a lightweight title hopeful. A Tacoma tombstone dealer then offers trading stamps.
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Willie Hoppe
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Portland Pippins Arrive for Week-Long Seattle Series
The Portland Pippins arrived for a week series with Seattle, starting this afternoon at 3. The Pippins recently swept seven straight against the Tigers, shaking prior doubts about the matchup. The Beavers and Champs also faced a bruising stretch, with standings likely to shift as the series unfolds in Spokane and beyond.
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Zbyszko Injured in Rough Montreal Match
Polish wrestler Stanislaus Zbyszko sustained a fractured skull and other injuries after a bout with Constant Le Marin in Montreal on Saturday night. The match was marked by rough tactics, with Le Marin lifting Zbyszko and slamming him to the floor. The injury is serious but not believed fatal. rivals Zbyszko and Le Marin had a long-standing feud.
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Beavers Rally Over Champions In Big League Loss
Sunday clash sees Seattle and Vancouver shut out as Beavers deliver a lopsided 11 to 1 defeat to the league leaders. Charlie Fullerton struggles before the early removal, while Pete and Melvor surrender eight and none runs respectively. The line score shows heavy hits for Heat the ALK HPOA HB Show and a late Vancouver rally short of改.
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Seattle High Schools Vie For Tennis Titles
The second annual interscholastic tennis tournament will be held by the Seattle Tennis Club on its grounds at Summit avenue and Madison street the week of June 2, 1913. Each school may enter up to two doubles teams and three singles players. Queen Anne holds the singles cup and Broadway the doubles cup. Entries due by May 29 at 3:30 p.m. Drawings May 29 at 4 p.m. Finals June 6. Referee H. C. Force.
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Portland's Full of Em This Week
Lightweight champion Wille Ritchie and lightweight contender Bud Anderson appear at Portland theatres this week. Ritchie may sign for a Rivers bout in San Francisco. Anderson could sign a match with Promoter McCarey's Los Angeles club. Dick Donald says he will challenge Ritchie from the theatre stage. Hal Nelson and his wife are due later in the week to visit Jack King.
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Hal Nelson
Jack King
Trombone Blast Disrupts Symphony Audience Laughs
During a concert a trombone blast startled listeners as the conductor leapt in surprise. The musician blamed a horse fly on the instrument mishap and continued playing despite the distraction.
Baseball scores from national and northwest leagues
National League Chicago defeated St Louis 9 to 2. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh games noted. Northwestern League Vancouver beat Beattie 11 to 1. Portland won 2 to 1 over Tacoma and Spokane topped Victoria 8 to 0. Coast League Venice 4 Portland 1 and Oakland 7 Los Angeles 8 with Sacramento 6 San Francisco 3.
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Compensation that Does Not Compensate A Call for Fair Labor Rights
A critique argues that state and federal authorities abuse power, citing West Virginia martial law and drum court trials to protect coal owners. The piece contends workers receive tiny compensation while profits flow to capitalists, framing ethics as duty and urging labor reform. The author references labor injury costs and calls out ambulance chasers and doctors in the system.
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