Phillies bow Dodgers 7 to 2 in crucial pennant race
Philadelphia pitchers held Brooklyn to seven hits as the Phillies beat the Dodgers 7 to 2 in a key National League clash. Rixey worked well, Phillies hitters plated runs in every inning except the third, and Luderus homered in the sixth to widen the lead.
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Seattle Grade Schools Favor Soccer Over Football
Seattle grade schools favor soccer over football with thirty seven teams starting the season, while only four schools will play American football.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Song Sung by Harold Johnson
A short notes Harold Johnson performs a Brooklyn Dodgers themed song. The piece echoes team pride and local baseball enthusiasm, capturing and celebrating the storied franchise through a media page feature.
Football Off To Good Start In Brooklyn and East
Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson directs 22 Robins in a pennant chase and world series push as fans witness animated scenes in the dugout. Yale, Harvard, Princeton and other East schools gear up for opening games with Army and Navy also on schedule.
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Fishermen's Club Opens a New Pool in Seattle
The Seattle My and Malt Casting club opens its new casting pool today on the site of the former Beacon Hill reservoir. It is the first pool to be operated in Seattle.
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National League games and postponements amid rain
The National League schedule lists multiple game results with scribbled scores for Philadelphia Boston New York and Cincinnati Pittsburg. End of third period noted in a New York game, while Philadelphia Brooklyn and Cincinnati Pittsburgh matches were postponed due to rain. only three games scheduled.
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Arlington Grid Squad Faces Mount Vernon Season Opener
Arlington high school football returns for the season with a familiar lineup as the team prepared to meet Mount Vernon in the first gridiron contest. The squad resembles last year’s lineup that defeated Mount Vernon.
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Practice Mix On Card As Huskies Scrimmage Meteors
Seattle football fans watched Dobie’s 1916 Huskies play Ballard Meteors at Denny Field in the season’s first practice game. The squad showed many new faces and a new $10,000 field under soft turf with a 2:30 p.m. kickoff. Tom Wand and Ernie Wells officiated.
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University Fresh Squad to Battle Broadway Eleven
Graduate Manager Arthur Younger of the University of Washington has arranged a treat for the Varsity fans as the university team meets the navy yard men at Denny field in three weeks. A preliminary game will feature the Freshmen and Broadway high teams, giving fans their wish to see action from both squads. Coach Miller will have three weeks to prepare, promising a strong battle from start to finish.
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Women of Seattle Win Golf Tourney in Tacoma
The Seattle women’s golf team defeated Tacoma’s women players in a three game series 6 to 4 to claim the Baker trophy. Seattle won the first two matches in 1915, securing the victory yesterday in Tacoma.
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Steele beats Wolfe in three cushion billiards clash
N. J. Wolfe put up a strong challenge against Geo. Steele at Brown and Hulen's billiard parlors. The city title three cushion tournament match ended 35 to 32 in Steele's favor with another game set for Monday.
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Duck season opens Sunday as hunters head to birds
The rush of hunters heads out early as duck season opens Sunday with many travelers to Eastern Washington seeking abundant birds. The weekly bag limit is 20 ducks.
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Weather Rain Delays Multiple American League Games
Rain postponed games in the American League including Washington versus Philadelphia and Chicago versus Cleveland. Detour notes mention Detroit and St. Louis personnel Mitchell Spencer Wellme Hartley as affected.
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Between Ourselves a Sports Commentary and Gossip
A compact collection of sporting notes and quotes. Mentions Connie Mack, Germany Schaefer, Carl Morris, Frank Moran, and Johnny Evers with jest and rumors. Reports include Yankees manager changes, New York cabaret neutrality, a Trout pitcher, and Fred Plum trapshooting prowess.
Franklin High Favored to Win over West Seattle Gridders
Franklin High's football squad was favored to win over the West Seattle team in a 2:30 afternoon game at Dugdale's diamond as the Inter scholastic league season opens. The squad features abundant new material with only three letter men returning from last year.
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Ellensburg Rebels Drub Ole Elum 39 to 0 at Home
Ellensburg high school football team routed Ole Elum 39 to 0 in a home game. The win showcases the Bulldogs offense and defense dominating throughout.
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Close Race Delays National League Meeting
Chicago authorities report that a tight vote forced postponement of a meeting of National League officials scheduled to map plans for the world series. The session is now tentatively set for next week.
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Louisville Wins Flag in A A Pennant Race
Louisville clinched the league pennant by defeating Toledo yesterday as the local American Association club secured the title.
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American woman tennis champ beats Alice Cunningham in Boston
Miss Evelyn Sears defeated Alice Cunningham in Boston yesterday to retain her status as the American woman tennis champion.
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Evelyn Sears
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