Angels Will Start Today at Recreation Park
The crippled Los Angeles team led by Captain Dillon arrives in Seattle this morning for an exhibition at Recreation Park this afternoon. A disturbance caused by Jim Morley weakened the club earlier, but the present lineup, though damaged, is cohesively assembled from players loaned by other clubs. The Seattle squad must hustle to win the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dillon
Seattle
Recreation Park
San Francisco
Jim Morley
Portland May Track Meet Results Revealed
In Portland yesterday Garvin and McLean led in a close race with Garvin scoring in a tight finish. Neree, Mliee, and FRANCIN CO were noted among competitors, while the event saw a poor turnout for entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
May
Garvin
Ana McLean
Neree
Man
Gregor Ant Hogan
New London Ladies Tailor System Offers Garment Chart
The New London Ladies Tailor System sells a dressmaking chart to subscribers for fifty cents each, claiming the chart enables anyone to make any garment. A limited number of charts are available at 1509 Seventh Avenue between Union and University streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les
Seventh Avenue
Union
Uuniversity
American League Dominates Play In Past Season
A summary of the American League showing overall prowess across teams, highlighting key performances, standings, and notable outcomes from the past season. Strong showings by top clubs indicate a competitive balance and rising talent across the league.
Standing of the Clubs Pacific Coast League
A summary of current standings in the Pacific Coast League outlines team positions, wins, losses, and percentages. Key clubs listed include top contenders and midtable teams, with recent results affecting standings and potential playoff implications.
Cleveland Pitcher Wins 2 to 1 13-Inning Duel
The Cleveland pitcher won the decision in a 2 to 1 extra inning game against Philadelphia. Waddell pitched for the Athletics in relief and secured the victory in the marathon contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Waddell
Athletics
Governor assigns police to halt Fitzsimmons Buros fight
Harrisburg May 29 Gov Pennypacker orders Capt Groome of the state police to interfere and prevent the boxing match between Hob Fitzsimmons and Tommy Buros at North Basington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Gov Pennypacker
Capt. Groome
State Police
Hob Fitzsimmons
Tommy Buros
North Basington
Ride to Bremerton Navy Yard by Oregon and Philadelphia
Sail from Pier 2 to Bremerton to view the battleship Oregon and the training ship Philadelphia along with government drydeck cruisers and torpedo boats. Round trip 00 cents. Boats depart daily at various times.
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Sound
LA. & Navy Yards
Bremerton
Oregon
Philadelphia
Memorial Day triangular meet drives Northwest athletics
Fifteen athletes from Idaho and Oregon join about as many Washingtonians for the Northwest Memorial Day triangular meet. Stars like Hex Bratth and Kelly headline tight events from 110 yards to the mile relay as Washington, Oregon, and Idaho vie for team supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Whitman
Pullman
Dr. Roller
Oliver Cutta
Kelly
Friesell
Moores
Walter Myers
George Horton
Gifford Faw
Ren Smith
Tibleyard Dash
Rex Smith
Cameron Wit
Oregon Prideaux
Veatch
Oberteuffer
John Denmon
Myers
Gifford Fawcett
Cameron Will
Clarence Edmundeen
Matthews
Parker
McCrory
Lowell
Hurdies
Keykendall
Dailey Plans Pleasant Beach Bout With Attell
Manager Dailey of the Occidental club aims to stage a June card at Pleasant Beach featuring Rafe Turner and Abe Attell. If Attell agrees to terms, the lightweight clash could be pulled off next month at the seaside attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey
Occidental Club
Rafe Turner
Seattle
Race Day Notes From Toronto Track Events
Column of brief race results and times from a Toronto venue with multiple horses listed. Names such as Mollie Th. and Carter appear with placements like first and second, noting quick times and distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Mollie
A . Firat
Mwitt
Yacht Club Cruise Outlines Seattle Fleet Plans
The Seattle Yacht Club will begin its annual cruise from the city next Saturday, June 2, with seven yachts and several power boats. Arrangements cover the usual Sound leg, while club officers for the coming year are C. D. Stimson as commodore C. Wiley as vice commodore F. J. Ter as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Yacht Club
C.D. Stimson
C. Wiley
F. Jter
Sidelines on a Giant’s Outfielder Prank Turned Sour
The piece recounts an incident involving Mike Donlin of the New York Giants in which a playful encounter with a farmer on Broadway led to a violent knife attack. Donlin was hurt, taken to a hospital, and received improper medical care leaving a red scar on one side of his face. He now avoids farmers on Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Donlin
New York Giants
Gotham
Albany
Donlin
Broadway
Mick
Michael
Denlin
Students vote to hold another University of Washington election
At a special meeting the Associated Students voted to schedule a second election to fill seats on the board following a prior contest and fraud charges that were dropped. Eleven students face recall petitions while Victor Zednick leads the board of control. The next election will occur after exams, with nominations to be made at a university convention today. In other news, special boats to Pleasant Beach run from Pier Two for the Lundie Dougherty contest at 6 30 7 and 7 30 tonight.
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Associated Students
University of Washington
Victor Zednick
Board of Control
Lundie
Dougherty
Pleasant Beach
Lundle Doughert
Pugs Battle Tonight at Pleasant Beach in 143 Pound Championship
Boxing fans anticipate a 20 round title bout between Landie Londie and Dougherty at Pleasant Beach tonight. The undercard starts with Young Nemen versus Dick Lange at 7 oclock, with the main event following. Odds favor Landie, while Dougherty aims to prove he can endure and finish strong.
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Mobbie
Londie
Dougherty
Puget
Love
Pleasant Beach
Ughteoulte
Joe Orim
Ewings
Landie
Dovaherty
Krants
Hoare
Colman
Peasant Beach
Young Nemen
Dick Lange
At & Hoate
Ell Street Carn
Terry McGovern Fights Jimmy Britt in New York Draw
Brooklyn’s Terry McGovern met Jimmy Britt of San Francisco before the Twenty First Century Club at Madison Square Garden. A ten round clash ended in a draw with both fighters battered yet unbowed. Referee Teuret and ten others were arrested for allegedly conducting a price fight. The bout boosted McGovern’s popularity and sparked talk of a rematch.
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New York
Terry McGiovern
Brooklyn
Jimmy Huntt
San Francisco
Twentieth Century Club
Madison Square Garden
Thore
Terry
McGeovrern
Im Teuret
Britt
Mesovern
Theaters at The Star Deliver Mixed Vaudeville Week
The Star theater offers a brisk vaudeville program without long sketches or operas, featuring six to eight acts. Headliner Yura the Mysterious is billed as a top act from the East and performs a rapid whirlwind routine amid moving pictures of San Francisco.
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Star Theater
Imasseca
Sporting goods line at Piper Taft's, 1024-26 av
A local ad promotes Piper Taft's sporting goods store at 1024 26th Avenue listing items from a fairhook to a bicycle. The copy targets readers with red blood for sports and emphasizes fun and money in it.
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Piper @ Taft's
The District Promises Week of Entertainment At Local Park
The district offers a lineup from Link and Chartres with a row of automatic Garkey soldiers and Paul Dickey impersonating modern styles. Stanley & Beamon present a strong comedy turn with music. The Mtar theater continues shows all week. Next week features a new course and junior Beattle acts. Norrie & Rowe Shows, first of the season, perform opposite Recreation Park Monday to Wednesday.
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Cinco
Link and Chartres
Norrie & Rowe
Recreation Park
Injured Axeman Walks to Camp Near Centralia
William Sapp, a lumber worker near Centralia, was injured when a falling limb struck his head and shoulder while he watched a tree. He lost consciousness and crawled a quarter mile to camp before being taken to a physician for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axeman
Centralia
William Sapp
Everett journalist in interview with police over donations
A colored journalist once of Beattie left after an interview with the police chief failing to show how he would repay donations from Everett citizens. A. C. Mallory, a mill employee, was seriously injured but expected to recover. The Snohomish trolley franchise vote failed 68 to 49, yet promoters will proceed. Various regional notes follow.
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Everett
Griffin
Beattie
A. C. Mallory
Snohomish
Snohomish Valley Railroad
Erickson Wyman Manufacturing Co Charged Over Inspection Law
Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh filed Information against Erickson Wyman Manufacturing Co charging failure to comply with the inspection of the plan law. Trial set for June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackintosh
Erickson Wyman Manufacturing Co
State University Promotion Announced
Officials announced yesterday the promotion of the classes of the state university. The notice confirms faculty and administration recognizing upcoming graduations and degree conferrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Frye to Speak in Bellingham on Memorial Day
United States Attorney Frye travels to Bellingham to deliver an Memorial day address. He will speak to honor veterans and reflect on national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frye
Bellingham
Track Meet in Tacoma with Seattle Contenders
Walter Galbraith, Tacoma track manager, says a meet will be held June 16 in Tacoma with Seattle, Tacoma and Portland as contestants. Spokane may enter if funded. Seattle is favored to win, while tensions linger from a prior Tacoma dispute. The track and weather are muddy. Vancouver hosts a six day meeting starting July 1.
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Walter Galbraith
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Portland Academy
Myaonby
Dame Tome
Racing Notes From Vancouver British Columbia Meeting
Horses sent to Vancouver have returned to the Meadows and horsemen report the British Columbia meeting as the best ever held in the province. Betting ran lively with most favorites winning, leaving the books with a small loss. Wenrick proved himself the standout performer.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Wenrick
School closed afternoon cuts and tardy policy announced
Students learned a Friday assembly test was postponed and invitations to visit the fire department were issued. Faculty instructed teachers to report any absentees at noon, warning severe discipline for those not showing satisfactory attendance.
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NEW London Ladies Tailor
Woodhouse
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First Ave. S
Posan
First Ave
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Rel Enim
Ray
Bere
Northwestern
Wen
Ee Batte
Eels Bessed
Harry Eells
Ldaho
Oregon and
Wash
Ington
Northwest
Hex Bratth
A. Co
Stoke
Tom McDonald
Crowley
Morrison
Mullen
Tibbale
Mitch
Wasahington
Dick Munroon
Washington Met
Attell
Tima
Rou
Loutiavitlals
Yacht Club
Lundie and
Fane
Kid Krant
M'Govern
Tonighes
Ans and
J. Edward Britt
McGovern
Neveral
Miritt
State News
Oak Harbor
Montana
Yakima
J. M. Brown
Yakima County
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Big Bend
Miss Morgan
Kiona
T. BE Johneon
Michigan
Deming
Ritzville
Chub
Brewster
Brewster Power & Irrigation Co
Port Angeles
Republic
W. Tt. Finck’s
Second Ave
Jews of Coat
Eee
Tiny
Pd C. Williams
Roseben
Vnd
David Johnson
Carvey
Company Buchanar
Strabos
Leon Waits
Innes
Bol & Isfactory
Wisconsin
Garvey-E Lumber Exchange
Cash Register Exchange
the Sundwall Co
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