Angels Rout Siwashes Narrowly In Sunlit Tilt
The Angels defeated the Siwashes 10 to 7 as pitching and umpire calls sparked controversy. Van Haltren blamed sun glare for missed plays while Seattle protested calls on four balls and a strike. Key hits included six-run Angels stretch in the third and several standout at bats by Ross, Jud, and Smith.
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Angels
Hoss
van Haltren
McDonald
Fiek
Pick
Leahy
Seattle
Prick
Maton
Rus
Hall
Cravath
Spies
Pirashear
Ross
Jud
Smith
Williamea
James
Toman
Brashear
Hickey
Williame
Newton
Mohler
Kager
Williams
Oakland and Tacoma Pitching Contest Ends in Oakland Victory
Oakland and Tacoma produced a low scoring pitching duel with three hits each. Oakland fanned 16 times but seized the lead in the sixth frame on two hits and a two run showing. Batteries: Overall and Graham for Oakland Jones and Stark for Tacoma.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Tacoma
Oaklanders
Fagan
Graham
Jones
Stark
Portland Defeats San Francisco In Ragged Game 7 to 3
Portland built seven runs with a 16 hit barrage aided by critical errors by San Francisco. Thielman pitched well yet Portland infield play was ragged. Final score Portland 7 Frisco 3 with 19 hits to 8. A second item notes a "Removal Sale" on photos at Egnan and Ericson 1516 Ist Avenue.
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Portland
Whalen
Thielman
Egnan & Ericson
Dive on the Neck Acrobat Recalls Hazardous Trick
Frank Seymour, an acrobat, describes a perilous dive called the dive on the neck. He explains the five foot peak leap, 45 degree head first entry, and split second twist to land on the neck back to his feet. He warns a head strike could cause fatal injury and notes the act pushes performers to riskier feats for thrill.
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Frank Seymour
Seymour
San Francisco
Frank
Bagley to Speak at Queen Anne Hill Improvement Meeting
Secretary Bagley of the board of works attends the Queen Anne Hill Improvement Club meeting to review extending the municipal electric plant distributing system. Councilman Dauston also plans to attend to discuss stopping the water-rate increase and the bond issue for a new city hall and jail, plus street paving plans.
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Queen Anne Hill
Pletric Bitters touted as cure all by Cal citizen
Colusa resident Joe Golobiek proclaims 15 years of rheumatic pain relieved by Pletric Bitters claiming it cured him. The ad extols liver kidney relief and general debility benefits. Sold for 60 cents by G. O. Guy, Inc. on Second Avenue.
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Aense
Joe Golobiek
Colusa
Cal
G. O. Guy, Inc
Second Avenue and
Deuler
Garrett Wins Local Golf Trophy At Meattle Club
Mies Kihel Garrett defeated Mya Jammer D Howe yesterday afternoon on the Meattle Golf and Country Club course to claim the Bilimeon trophy. Garrett won four up and three to play and earns the right to permanently retain the prize. The Judith Minor cup contest is set for two weeks from Saturday.
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Mies Kihel Garrett
Mya
Jammer D. Howe
Meattle Golf and Country Club
Mine Garrett
Judith Minor
Pacifics Triumph Over We Tens At Arcade Alley
The Pacifics defeated the We Tens by eight pins in a close match at Arcade alley at night. Browell captained the Pacifics while Sherman of the We Tens rolled 237 for the largest score of the season. Final: Pacifics 2,368 We Tens 2,360.
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Browell
Sherman
Local street bounds clarified in new directional note
A fragment describes routes from Seventh Avenue to Fourth Avenue North between Highland Drive and Galer Street. The text indicates these streets are under review or consideration for boundary or routing changes.
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Seventh Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Highland Drive
Galer Street
Four New Unions Form Under AFL Organizing Drive
Four new unions have formed in the past week led by AFL organizers. The Piledrivers with 140 members, Milk Drivers with 90, Cement Workers with 260, and Hoisting Engineers with 15 have filed for Western Central Labor union affiliation and AFL charters are en route. The Laundry Drivers union has strengthened and a Laundry Workers union has emerged allied with it, while the Actors union shows growth with 60 new members added recently.
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American Federation of Labor
Piledrivers’ Union
Milk Drivers’ Union
Cement Workers Union
Hoisting Engineers’ Union
Western Central Labor Union
Thieaty
Seattle Stovall Hogg join local baseball squad
Jens Stovall and Willie Hogg join the Seattle baseball club on a temporary basis. Stovall from Cleveland and Hogg drafted by New York will appear this afternoon against Los Angeles, with Stovall to pitch Sunday. The pair are veteran Seattle players and are seen as a draw for local fans. The Seattle theater continues The Cowboy and the Lady with the Neill company, running through the week and into Saturday matinee, followed by Stuart Robson's The Henrietta beginning Sunday matinee featuring popular pricing and high expectations.
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James Neill and Company
Cowboy
Stuart Robson
Henrietta
Gallery
Jens Stovall
Willie Hogg
Seattle
Stovall
Cleveland
Hogg
New York
Hall
Los Angeles
Neill
Howe
Barroom Drama Draws Crowds at Alcazar With Matinee
The old temperance play Then Nights In a Barroom draws strong audience interest at the Alcazar land office business venue. The Wiedemanns deliver solid performances and a souvenir matinee is planned for Saturday with Hawkshaw the Detective slated for Sunday afternoon.
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Alcazar
Wiedemanns
Hawkshaw
The Hills of California Stage Show At Third Avenue
Sullivan Harris Woods present Kremer’s The Fatal Wedding a four act comedy drama Sunday afternoon. The production blends light comedy with melodramatic elements to balance mood on stage.
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Hills
California
Runnl
Third Avenue
Will Beed
Sullivan, Harris & Woods
Kremer
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised As Health Booster
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming to transform weakness into strength and lethargy into energy. The copy promises mental power and improved health for 25 cents per box, sold by GO, GUY, Inc. at Second Avenue and Yesler.
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GUY, Inc
Second Avenue
Yesler
U. S
23Rd
Pennsylvania
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