Recreation Park routs opponents as Angels win 9 to 0
At Recreation Park the Angels defeated the visiting squad 9 to 0. Daddy C. Hall starred on the mound with five hits allowed in one inning while issuing eight walks but keeping the score in control. Schmidt for the opposition was touched for a long line of hits and injuries, with three strong innings of batting for the home team.
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Ditor Wathie
Daddy C. Hall
Angels
Bacs
Mr. Schmidt Waspie
Cliff Blankenship
Dougherty
Lunde
Landie
Ike
Ewings
Wealthy Men Saving Wealthy Men Saving
Essay argues that rich men fail less in money matters not due to stinginess but because saving habit and value of money drive success. It cites early saving as key, noting a dollar deposited with the State Bank of Seattle earning 4 percent interest.
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State Bank of
Seattle
American Tennis Team to Play in England
The American tennis team travels from New York to London arriving May 25 to compete in a tour beginning in Liverpool on June 1. They face the French team then the Australian-Austria winner, with a potential Wimbledon clash on June 16. Team members include Wright Ward Little Collin Larned Behr Mackett and Alexander as they bid for the Davis Trophy.
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England
Liverpool
Crescent A. CC
New York
London
Austria
New
Port
Wales
Ragland
Wimbledon
Wright
Ward
Little
Colline
Larned
Behr
Mackett
Alexander
Iceland
Portland basketball game ends in ninth inning error
Portland faced Oakland in a May melee with Freane aged players and Hatteriee-Cubff, Smith, and Meckett listed. The game tipped on a ninth inning error caused by careless play as Kan Prendece and Freane matched up, with Witton Lemke and Stegan approving the call as umpires.
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Portland
Oakland
Hatteriee Cubff and
Tomehue
Rety, Smith and
T. Meckett
Freane
Sheteut Buat
Core
Tm Bee Witton
Lemke End Ftegan
Geacemyepenses cThate see aie Ratlortes effekt
A fragmented text item mentions individuals Berend, Petts, Pastertus, Meletyre and others in a disputed context. The readable parts suggest a historical note or notice without clear actions or dates. Entities include Berend and Petts among others, but the complete event remains unclear.
National League Meeton Report Mounts
Brief, unreadable OCR fragment references a National League meeting or event with sparse details. Key names, dates, or places are unclear, but the note implies a scheduled or reviewed meeting related to league activities. No concrete outcomes or participants are identifiable from the fragment.
RAGES YESTERDAY nee LOULAVILLE. Piret race
Reader wide garbled note references a sale on Avenue 107 and addresses Harpoon tot Thine. Details are incomplete but indicate a local matter with names and place fragment.
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Nee Loulaville
Spor t results from Toronto event with mixed scores
Fragmentary OCR shows a Toronto sports result page with numerous names and scores. Key items include mentions of Sony, Meter, Swift, and Beeb with unclear outcomes. The text lacks coherent structure and complete details for a full summary.
Lundie Wins Tough Eleven Round Fight At Pleasant Beach
In a hard fought boxing match referee Jamen Morrison stopped the bout in the 12th after Lundie led on points. Dougherty endured a brutal beating with strong rallies but could not overcome Lundie who appeared slow and tired at key moments. Dougherty showed grit despite taking heavy punishment.
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Pleasant Beach
Jamen Morrison
Bobby Lundie
Dougherty
Landle
Rough Fight Night At Vancouver Meets Boxing Card
A crowded arena watched bouts featuring Lundie and Dougherty with Johnny Reid Ham Brooks and James Daly backing Lundie. Fans noted purse disputes and last minute changes as Reid allowed his fighter in after assurances. Nelson kayoed in a seventh round rescue by referee Morrison. A wild four round draw between Ba Hagen and Cecil Mattielad closed the program under the eye of George Paria the well known printer.
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Lundie
Johnny Reid
Ham Brooks
James Daly
Ed Holmes
Jack King
Hilly Lavigne
Dougherty
Mike
Defoe
Lundie Dougherty Cehtan
Lundies
Tohnny Herd
Nile ‘Man
Uniens
Wight
Ji Morrison
Reid
Hie Man
Dalley
Vancouver
Ba Hagen
Cecil Mattielad
Yok Gleason
Spider Kelly
Northwest
Hagens Corner
Photographer Pioney Forced to Move from Columbia Street
Photographer Pioney, living at 106 Columbia Mt, is forced to relocate. The town offers a temporary incentive allowing some items to be moved at half price for a short period.
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Pioney
Columbia Mt
Kelly poised for records at triangular meet
Kelly of Oregon fears no rivals as he aims to break 24 feet in the pole vault and challenge the world record. He also eyed the 100 yard dash as his sprint strength, with plans to boost Oregon’s chances against Idaho and Washington at the U meet. Idaho trails, Washington seen as strong foe despite Oregon’s confident outlook.
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Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Kelly
Prinstein
Kraenza
Duffy
Grinstead
The Superiors to Play Doubleheader at Madison Park
The Superiors under Manager Armat host a twin bill this afternoon at Madison Park. First they face Kent, then Exucelsiors. Boyle and Smith will pitch for the Superiors with Schoder catching.
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Armat
Kent
Exucelsiors
Madison Park
Boyle
Smith
Schoder
Young Blood Needed on the Boston Team
The Boston Americans face sharp criticism as a string of defeats grips the team. Jimmie Collins faces calls for a rapid shakeup with young blood to replace aging pitchers and underperformers, while Cy Young nears decline and Lou Criger remains absent.
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Boston
Jimmie Collins
Collins
Boston Americans
Boston Papers
Genton
Lou Criger
Young
Tannehill
Dineen
Collings
Herman Still Criticizes Attell Fight Decision
Kid Herman complains after his 20 round draw with Abe Attell in Los Angeles that he was robbed by the judges. He blames the referee for hobbling his attack and says he plans another bout likely at Madison Square Garden against McGovern Huntt.
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Kid Herman
Abe Attell
Los Angeles
Attell
Herman
Potata
McGovernor Huntt
New York
Madison Square Garden
Sidelights on Well Known Ball Players
Herman Bechaecfer nearly lost his Tiger season as Detroit officials added an anti booze clause to his contract. The noted player balked at the restriction, exclaiming in frustrated German fashion that his thirst should not be manacled.
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Herman Bechaecfer
Detroit
Bis
Herman Schaefer a Cheerful Figure in Baseball Circles
The article profiles Herman Schaefer, noting his Chicago voting, mobile residence, and broad appeal. It highlights his temper as sunny and his success with an .246 batting average across 163 games and 660 at bats, praising his defense as an elite infielder and comparing him favorably to Honus Wegner.
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Germany
Euda
Red Dragon
Schaefer
Chicago
American Association
Amile
Woodward Ov
Detroit
Lhat Seamon
Honus Wegner
Seattle Athletic Club to send team to Spokane meet
Supt Inglis announced the Seattle Athletic Club will send about 12 men to Spokane on June 23 to compete with Multnomah and Spokane clubs for the Pacific Northwest Amateur Athletic Union championship. Secretary Inglis will host a dinner for the track and field team at 6 PM Friday.
Big Fight Postponed By Governor Decree
The Tommy Burne Firesimmons boxing match scheduled for last night at North Hesington Pa was postponed to June 6 by order of Gov Pennypacker. State police halted the bout causing disappointment among fans and club officials plan legal action to stage the fight on the new date.
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Philadelphia
Tommy Burne Firesimmons
Tom O'Rourke
North Hesington
Gov. Pennypacker
State Constabulary
J. C. Grooma
Racing Notes Highlight Meadow and New York Connections
Dr H E B Rowell plans to take a strong stable to New York for $10000 purses with hopes of success after racing at the Meadows last summer. Dell Fountain and his son Lloyd return to compete in New York’s tougher circuits and West meets. Diamond the Hastings sprinter set a Canadian six furlong record and Minnie Adama won the Toronto cup. Burgomaster debuts this year in Carlton Stakes proving his early speed. Fort Lawton baseball hosts Seattle Jesuit College with lunch by Capt Ferry post chaplain.
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Meadows
New York
Dell Fountain
Fountain
Fountains
Lloyd Fountain
Lloyd
Diamond
Hastings
W. Shields
Minnie Adama
Feld
Canada
Kinleydale
Inferno
Tongarder
Burgomaster
Quali
Pegasus
H. P. Whitney
Fort Lawton
Seattle Jesult College
Capt. Ferry
Lang a Migg Sutton P Big Tennis Match
A fragmented note describes a planned tennis competition for a trophy offered by a prominent society woman, with English and Argentine players, aiming for a match series next year, uncertainty on location and arrangements.
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Lang A
Migg Sutton
Mini
Barger-Wallach
Dwight Davie
America
Payment dispute surrounds Herrera Nelson bout in Los Angeles
In a three way stake involving Herrera and Aurelio, a $1000 guarantee check for weight and appearance was stopped at Bakersfield bank before the May fight. Tom Carey and Nolan’s checks were cashed, promising faith, while Herrera faced pressure and potential jail if the stake collapsed and payment was not secured.
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Los Angeles
Nolan
Nelson
Peteel
Aurelio
Herrera
Rero
Tom Carey
Ran
Pearance
Weight
Carey
New York
Bakersfield
Billy
Pugs in Court Aftermath of Govern Contest at Century Club
In a police court yesterday Terry Jimmie Britt Willie Pollok Tim Hurst and 13 others were arraigned under the penal code section regulating prize contests. At counsel’s request the court granted a tournament postponement until Thursday and fixed bail at 566 dollars each.
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Century Athletic Club
If Square Garden
Terry Jimmie Britt
Willie Pollok
Ie Ae
Tim Hurst
Seattle Wins Series In Telegraphic Match At Monarch Alley
Seattle defeated Anacortes 2636 to 2609 to claim the best of a telegraphic match series. The Monarchs regained form with two substitutes in the lineup, but Seattle prevailed to win the series.
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Seattle
Anacortes
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