Baseball recap of yesterday's regional games and results
Yesterday's winners include San Francisco Oakland Salt Lake Vermont Portland. Home runs by Renitek Seale Miller Oaks Griggs Sacramento Rumler Mulligan Bees Oldham Beavers. The Seals and the Oaks split a Memorial Day double bill with scores 56 50. Seals morning win and Acorns 9 3 in the afternoon. Beavers took two from Rainiers 6 8 and 3 1. Tigers rise with two more wins while Angels won 4 1 and 10 0. Senators lost twice to Bees 4 3 and 12 6.
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Renitek
Seale
Miller
Oaks
Griggs
Sacramento
Rumler
Mulligan
Bees
Oldham
Beavers
The
Seals
Acorns
Rainiers
Tigers
Angels
Senators
Racing notes on pacers and times at the track
The article lists pace times and performances from a track meet. Mentions horses such as Mabrey and Mabrey with rivals including Dawid Kesen Terks and Copaie. Observes several records like 1.16% and 2:15 mile marks, with various owners and crews noted.
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Rene
Murphys Robinhood
Dawid Kesen Terks
Ebs
Copaie
McKachren Sets Hammer Record at 127 Feet 558 Inches
A. McKachren, title holder, forged a new hammer throw mark of 127 feet 558 inches surpassing the previous record by seven inches. Batterson Packard Prondecast Smith Cady Adame McQuillan Gowdy noted in the event with multiple batterys for teams in the afternoon games.
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Oakland
McKachren
Soring Cane
Estigaaceecne
Tacoma, Victoria Baseball Doubleheader Recounted
Tacoma and Victoria played a twin bill with both games ending in low scoring affairs. Batteries included Fuehner and Borizte for Tacoma and Engle and Easterly for Victoria in the first contest, with Williams, Henson, Patterson, Crumpler, and Cadman also contributing in various innings.
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Northwestern League
Wen
Lom. Pet
Tacoma
Caine
Fuehner
Borizte
Mallory
Zimmerman
Cadman
Bosbbot
Betteriee
Williams
Iene
Victoria
Engle
Easterly
Henson
Patterson
Farronves
Washington
Henley Regatta Opens On Schuylkill With Ideal Weather
Philadelphia May 1 United Press reports the annual American Henley regatta on the Schuylkill river underway this afternoon. Collegiate state and club crews are ready with ideal weather and light winds promising fast times.
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Philadelphia
United Press
Schuylkill River
How Coast Clubs Stand
Salt Lake City reports on May 71 score bet game KR HO FE with Piercy and Fisher versus Streud and Spencer. San Francisco May 21 morning score lists Rolling and Mitee against Seaton and McKee, and afternoon RaR HK with players listed.
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Salt Lake City
Sacramento
Piercy
Fisher
Streud and Spencer
Ban Francisco
San Francisco
Seaton and
McKee Soore
Gfernoon
Rar HK
Cecunes
Soe
San Franciscos
Belgian Chief at Peace Conference Display of Calm in Diplomacy
Van den Heuvel of Belgium, a minister of state and peace delegate, has his chance to display his calm in statecraft at the peace conference. The article notes Belgium's claim to the left bank of the Scheldt and part of Dutch Limburg as discussions unfold.
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Belgtum
The
Scheldt
Dutch Limburg
van den Heuvel
Belgium
Inheritor Found After Long Search for English Estate
Charles Mee, 62, long sought as heir to a $100,000 Ma er estate left by a brother in England, was located in Millbury Mass and has sailed from New York to claim his share. Mee retired six years ago and recently amassed a copper fortune. he says he will remain in England.
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Millbury
Mass
Charles Mee
Ma Er
England
New York
Mee
Illahee Summer Home Tracts Attract Seattle Buyers
Real estate broker W K Martar and partner Macfarlane promote Illahee tracts eleven miles west of Seattle near Crystal Springs. A community club house and beach are planned as buyers seek suburban homes with sound views and Cascade Mount Rainier vistas. Demand grows as owners develop site homes and pledge neighborhood spirit amid rising demand for outside locations.
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Sahee
Illahee
Spirit of
Macfarlane
Segttic
Oppsite Crystal Springs
Miahee
Cascades
Mount Rainier
Seattle
Sach
Mahee
Mr. Macfarlane
Alderwood Manor Sees Egg Output Goal Near Next Year
In two years Alderwood Manor has transformed land into city-farm plots with over 100 families joining the project. Manager W A Irwin reports May sales of 117 417 dollars from 71 deals and notes 1 009 applications awaiting attention. Next fall the colony aims to produce about 75 000 dozen eggs monthly, supporting Seattle with an estimated income of 66 500 dollars and offering rapid train access and a paved road for auto travel.
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Alderwood Manor
Allerwood Manor
W. A. Irwin
Puget Mill Company
Mr. Irwin
Irwin
Driscoll Seeks Comeback Bout in 20 Round London Test
Jim Driscoll former world featherweight champion plans a comeback bout against Francis Rossi in a 20 round match at Mountain Ash Pavilion. Fifteen thousand fans expected to attend as Driscoll aims to regain the title after beating Pedier Palmer months earlier.
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London
United Press
Jim Driscoll
Pedier Palmer
Exchampion
Francis Rossi
Britain
Mountain Ash Pavillion
Driscoll
Earthquake Survivor Rebuilds in Kirkland
W H Morgan, a Seattle carpenter who fled San Francisco after the 1906 disaster, built a Kirkland residential trade and farms 2 acres. He bought land for 1100 dollars, paid 85 down and 10 monthly, and earned profits from multiple Seattle and Kirkland housing deals while maintaining carpentry work and farming. Burke & Farrar, Inc. advertise Kirkland opportunities.
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W. H. Morgan
San Francisco
Seattle
Kirkland
Rainier Beach Club to Meet at Emerson School This Week
The Rainier Beach Community and Garden club plans a Tuesday evening gathering at Emerson school. Prof Trevor Kincaid of University of Washington will present a stereopticon lecture on Insects Injurious to the Garden. Seven students receive diplomas in Redmond May 31. High school seniors Dora Adams Mary Anderson Beeman Mildred Anderson Stella Jameson and Richard Kuhnhaussen honored. The high school picnic is set for Lake Sammamish tomorrow.
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Garden Club
Emerson School
Trevor Kincaid
University of Washington
City man succeeds at farming at Kirkland
A Seattle man, R. J. McIntyre, bought four acres at Kirkland with $300 down and, despite no farming knowledge, built a productive property. He now has 180 bearing trees, sold two tons of cherries last year at 100 per pound, plus other incomes from livestock and garden. He renovated to a modern home worth about 8000 and turned the area into a connected suburb with roads, utilities, and a paved highway to the city.
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R. J. McIntyre
Kirkland
McIntyre
Seattle
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George A. Spencer & Co
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POS Int
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Right Drug CO
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