Alaska Juneau star leads City League batting surge
Doug Oliver, catcher and outfielder for Alaska Juneau, jumps from 13th to first in City League batting, posting a .400 average as standings reflect weekly changes. McCloskey drops from the top with a .571 to second, while Gallagher Ellis rises to third. 12 players top .200. Alaska Juneau players dominate the leaderboard with five of the top 15.
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Doug Oliver
Alaska Juneau
Oliver
McCloskey
Gallagher
Ellis
Miljus Shuts Out LA as Seattle Edges In
Seattle pitcher Miljus was sharp yesterday afternoon and held Los Angeles scoreless. Minner hit a solo homer in the seventh. Batteries: Seattle Miljus and Dahky, Los Angeles Wright Hughes and Bandhcore.
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Seattle
Milius
Los Angeles
Minner
Wright, Hughes and
Bandhcore
Miljus
Dahky
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Pacific Coast League results include Seattle 4 Los Angeles 6 Vernon 4 Sacramento 0 Portland 6 San Francisco 10 Oakland 7 Salt Lake. National League games feature St. Louis 5 New York 14 Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 6 Chicago 7 Brooklyn 7 Cincinnati Boston. American League notes Boston 5 Cleveland 4 New York 10 6 St. Louis 7 Philadelphia 7 Detroit 6 Washington 5 Chicago.
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Seattle
Los Angeles
Vernon
Sacramento
Portland
San Francisco
Oakland
Salt Lake
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Pacific Coast Pecans
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Heattle
Sacramento v
Philadelphia Cincinnati
Louis
Washington Seasoens
Bt. Louis
York
Moose and Miners Face City Park Baseball Showdown
The Alaska Juneau and Moose meet at City Park Sunday at 2 pm with Jackson expected to pitch for the Miners and Koski for the Moose. The Miners, riding a winning streak, aim to prove they are the league’s strongest balanced club as the Mooses seek a decisive upset and a high‑drama test for fans.
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Alaska Juneau
Moose
City Park
Jackson
Miners
Koski
Paps
Odo
Minavter McKinnon
Dhunoamd
Mooses
Oregon Aggies Champion Baseball Team
June 6 in Corvallis the Oregon Aggies won the Pacific Northwest Conference baseball title by defeating the University of Oregon to become champions.
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Corvallis
Oregon Aggies
University of Oregon
Tiger Flowers Awarded Decision Over J Malone
Tiger Flowers secured a newspaper decision against Jack Malone in Chicago last night. The bout outcome favors Flowers, with local coverage detailing the result and event context.
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Tiger Flowers
J. Malone
Chicago
Jack Malone
Americans Lead Among Swimmers At Oxford College
Oxford England June 6 On present form the Oxford University swimming team will be largely composed of Americans this term Freshman BH Brodie of Pauling School won the 50 yards in good time over H M Cleckley of Georgia and J J Merrill of California led in the 100 yards Brodie has a smooth stroke and is among the most promising swimmers Fletcher of Pembroke College has made most of Oxford s water polo goals this season Oxford swimming compares unfavorably with larger American universities as the university has no swimming pool
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Oxford
Eng
Oxford University
Brodie
Pauling School
H. M. Cleckley
Georgia
J. J. Merrill
California
C. G. Fletcher
Pembroke College
Oxford pool limited to university students three hours weekly
The municipal swimming baths, the sole pool in Oxford, admit only the university three hours each week. Public schools require swimming, and all university men who take up rowing must learn it, though speed strokes have not gained favor.
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Oxford
Game reserves established in Atlin district
The British Columbia government declared game reserves on the upper Stikine and Taku drainage near the Alaska border. Officers Thiis and Goddard reported the area within 25 miles of the boundary is off limits to hunting and trapping to curb wanton killing of big game and fur bearing animals. Co operative enforcement with Alaska authorities was arranged, with officers to be stationed on the Stikine Taku and Unuk rivers and to maintain cross border contact.
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Stikine
Yuku
British Columbia
T. L. Thus
Wetsons
Alaska
M. Goddard
Admiral Evans
Unuk River
Stikine River
Taku
A. M. Manson
International Boundary-Line
Atlin
Province
Thiis
United States
Goddard
Alaskan
This
Prince Rupert
W.S. Spiller
Alaska Game Commission
Columbia
Family training through daily errands and manners
A weekly column discusses a mother's request for Gladys to fetch the right coffee, arguing children learn attention and service by running neighborly errands. It praises polite asking, thanks, and faith from neighbors as shaping character while noting the tension between doing for others and within the family.
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Gladys
Ehifire
Macy
Heth
Unicameral State Legislature Moves For Reform
South Dakota lawmakers debate unicameral government as Dowdell pushes a constitutional amendment. Supporters include former Gov. Charles N. Herreid and many state papers favor voter consideration. A successful change would require a legislative joint resolution and a regular election before taking effect in 1928.
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Nough
State Senate
Dowdell
House
Senate
Dowiel
Charles N. Herreid
Isu
Employers Warned Over Guardsmen Attendance
Spokane reports Col. Thomas Ashton of the 161st Infantry Regiment warned employers not permitting National Guardsmen in their workforce to attend the state encampment will face prosecution.
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Spokane
Wash
Thomas Ashton
161Set
Alameda Steamer Due Monday With 84 Tons Freight
The Alameda is scheduled to arrive Monday morning carrying 84 tons of local freight. The vessel will depart from Juneau heading to Sitka and Skagway before returning southbound to its home port.
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Alameda
Juneau
Sitka
Skagway
Who's Who and Where in Juneau Society
Mrs FE Callaghan of Chichapoff leaves Juneau tomorrow on the Admiral Rogers for Skagway to meet her daughter Agatha Callaghan traveling north on the Princess Louise. Mr and Mrs W A Clark, from a fox farm near Kake, arrived in Juneau for a visit. Mrs W H Case, visiting her son and daughter at the University of Washington in Seattle, returns to Juneau on the Princess Louise.
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FE. Callaghan
Chichapoff
Juneau
Admiral Rogers
Skagway
Agatha Callaghan
Princess Louise
W. A. Clark
Kake
W. H. Case
University of Washington
Seattle
Miss Ruth Reuter Returns to Juneau Amid Warm Welcome
Miss Ruth Reuter, a teacher at Juneau High School during the 1923 1924 year, is a passenger aboard the Northwestern returning to Juneau on a vacation trip. She will be greeted by scores of friends who await her arrival.
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Ruth Reuter
Juneau
Northwestern
Juneau Board of Equalization Meets in City Hall
The Common Council of Juneau will convene as a Board of Equalization in the Council Chambers from June 9 to June 13, daily 2 to 4 p m. John A. Davis, City Clerk, announces the schedule.
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Common Council
City of
Juneau
John A. Davis
Probing Defense Of Dog That Sheds Fleas Quickly
Washington June 6 The Department of Agriculture uses dogs to fatten fleas for germicide tests and reports a bull pup that fleas will not live on. Fleas leaped off the dog's back as soon as placed. Experiments continue to uncover the dog's defense secret.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Runaway Unoccupied Car Kills Tacoma Judge
In Tacoma Washington an unoccupied car rolled downhill through the business district killing Judge Merritt J. Gordo, formerly of the State Supreme Court, and an unidentified woman. Three others, including a baby, were seriously injured as the vehicle struck near the court area following a session where former Judge Fremont Campbell had been acquitted of misappropriation of $500 from the Pinta Bay Mining Company.
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Tocoma
Wash
Merritt J. Gordo
State Supreme Court
Gordon
Fremont Campbell
Pinta Bay Mining Company
Nanaimo Coal Miners Reject Proposed Cut
In Nanaimo British Columbia on June 6 eight hundred workers of the Western Fuel Company voted against a sixty cent daily wage cut and informed mine officials they will resume work at the former wage.
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Nanaimo
B. C
Western Fuel Company
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