Seattle Triumphs with Long Lead in Twin Victory
Seattle opened strong with a 4 to 1 lead in the first game as Porthand tried to close the gap in the eighth. In the second game Seattle exploded for six runs on six hits in the fifth inning, with Stryker and Baldwin behind the plate and Hasty pitching in the first game while Hollingsworth and Burns caught for Portland.
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Seattle
Porthand
Hasty
Milius
Daly
Portland
Hollingsworth
Burns
Tobin
Stryker
Baldwin
Martin and Howland
Sunday Baseball Scores From Coast to Coast
In the Pacific Coast League Seattle beat Portland 4 to 3. Vernon defeated Oakland 5 to 7. Salt Lake led Sacramento 18 to 6 while San Francisco topped Los Angeles 10 to 12. In the National League Chicago defeated Boston 7 to 3, Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 12 to 8, St. Louis beat Philadelphia 11 to 7. In the American League New York defeated Detroit 8 to 3, Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 0, Washington 9, St. Louis ?.
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Seattle
Portland
Vernon
Oakland
Salt Lake
Sacramento
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Iain
Pittsburgh
Pacific Coast
Pet
Sacramento Vernon
Bt. Louis
Esteeeesee
Ereeeevenset
Boeton Aeseee
Eee
Portland Edges Seattle In Weekend Baseball
Seattle trailed after an early Portland lead and lost Saturday's game. Humphfield hit the season's longest home run in the third inning. Seattle rallied briefly in the sixth, with Plummer Fussell and Baldwin contributing as Portland’s Winters Meeker and Rowland held the line.
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Seattle
Portland
Humefield
Indians
Plummer
Fussell and Baldwin
Winters
Meeker and
Rowland
Weekend Baseball Scores Across Cities
Seattle blanked by Portland 2 to 5 while Vernon beat Oakland 9 to 6 Salt Lake edged Sacramento 6 to 5 San Francisco fell to Los Angeles 5 to 6 Chicago cruised past Boston 2 to 0 St Louis defeated Philadelphia 10 to 9 Cincinnati and Brooklyn tied Iain season Pittsburgh beat New York 6 to 4 New York 7 Philadelphia 3 Chicago 3 Washington 11 Detroit 3.
See Sully's Carpenter Shop Jobbing and Cabinet Work
Sully's Carpenter Shop advertises jobbing and cabinet work with phone contact 136. Also mentions Elevator Service at the Zynda.
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Sully
Zynda
Elks Beat Miners in Ten Inning Alaska League Thriller
The Elks rallied to a 6 to 6 tie and then edged the Alaska Juneau Miners in ten innings Sunday. Frederick drove in two runs with a clutch two base hit, Bernhofer and Jackson pitched well, and Brewick paced the Miners with a trio of extra base hits. An early Elks surge and timely hits helped set up a dramatic tenth inning victory.
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Elks
Alaska Juneau
Miners
Raliny
Orive
Bms
Frederick
Jackson
Bernhofer
Winn
Brewick
Strurdson
Olive
McCloskey
Laurie
Watt
Ashtone
George Messerschmidt
End Magarty
Geyer
Hernhofer
Henning
Oliver
Hagen
Bills
Ryan
Brown
Watts
Messerschmidt
Cunningham
Johnson
Jimmy McCloskey
Scrach
Ashby
Magarty
Summer Car Service At Alaska Auto Works
The shop offers summer vehicle preparation with adequate equipment to finish repairs on any car. All repairs are guaranteed. A full line of auto accessories is available. This is the oldest and largest automobile establishment in Alaska.
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Alaska
1St Ave. S
Northland
Interior
Kenai Lake
Loop District
Spencer and Bartlett
Turnagain’ Arm
Anchorage
Matanuska Valley
Curry
Nenana River Canyon
MT. Mckinley National Park
Nenana
Tanana Valley
Fairbanks
Department of the Interior
Frank Elliot Credited After Speedway Classic Protest
In Altoona on June 1h the American Automobile Association reversed the race result after Frank Kott protested the 250 mile speedway classic. Official tape confirmed De Paolo first Elliott second and Milton third. Elliott had been incorrectly uncredited for a lap by scorers.
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Altoona
Frank Kott
Tomy Milton
American Automobile Association
de Paolo
Elliott
Milton
Michigan’s Denhart Hubbard Sets World Broad Jump Mark
Denhart Hubbard of the University of Michigan broke the world broad jump record at the National Collegiate meet on Stage Field in Chicago, leaping 25 feet 10 inches. The previous mark by K L Leender stood at 25 feet 6 3/16 inches. James Charteris of the University of Washington won the 880 yards with a new collegiate record of 1:54.4. Helfferich of Pennsylvania State captured the two mile at 9:32.8.
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Chicago
Denhart Hubbard
Univrsity of
Michigan
Kt. L. Leender
United States
James Charteris
University of Washington
Helfferich
Pennsylvania State
Devine
Washington State
Auto racer killed in qualifying trial in San Jose
Henry Beal of Pasadena was killed yesterday afternoon in a San Jose qualifying trial when his automobile jumped a retaining wall. The fatal accident occurred during the session at the race course, authorities said. Beal, a noted driver, was 28 and had competed in several regional meets.
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San Jose
Cal
Henry Beal
Pasadena
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Nour
George McManus
Creat Bhitain
Mawxorty
Means
Fisher
iSieardson
Andrews
Gever Berutofer
Mogarty
It Watts
Isserschmidt
Connors Motor Company
Pet Manning
Lua
Jacheon
Oneel
Ih Keaton
Hou
Maespadden Sabe Andrews
Uo Hou Koski
Frank Elliot
Tommy Milton
Studebaker
Lord the Universal Car
Juneau Motor Company
Juneau
Franklin Street
Second Sts
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
Seward Street
Motor Car Wrecking CO
South Front ST
Alaska’s
The
Alaska Railroad
Seward
Mt. McKinley Park
Curry Nenana
I. J. Sharick
Allen Shattuck
Franklin
Ferry Way
Film Exchange
City Wharf
Saw Mill
Willoughby
Totem Groce
Cole Barn
Fire Hall
Gastineau
Rawn Way
Harris
Kennedy
Power House
Calhoun
Juneau Apts. Distin Ave
Indian St
Main
Northern
L Dry
Home Grocery
Ladysmith Coal
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