Thomas Leading Fielder in City League Race Narrowing
Roy Thomas catcher for the Ex Soldiers' team leads City League fielding with 79 of 82 chances in eight games. Laurie heads five games with 6 chances all handled, Cunningham of the Elks is runner up in ten games with 62 of 65 chances and a .640 average. Andrews of the Elks is third in ten games with 60 of 63 chances and a .952 average.
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Thomas
Jeader
Laurie
Cunningham
The
Elks
Andrews
Huskies Lose Race to Middies by Few Seconds
The intercollegiate varsity race on Monday ended with Navy clocking 19 24 5 and Washington 18 38 in a close finish near the railroad bridge as Pennsylvania led at mid turn and the Middies and Huskies battled to the wire.
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Huskies
Poughkerpstin
Navy
Washington
Pennsylvania
Carendon
Sarazen to Run for $20,000 Purse in Chicago
Sarazen named among ninety one top handicap and stake nominees for the Chicago special at Hawthorne on August 22. The race is a weight for age event set at a mile and three sixteenths. Other older Handicap horses listed include Prin- and additional champions, reflecting a strong field for the $29,000 added race in Chicago.
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Chicago
Sarazen
America
Dr Willing Wins First Round in Pacific Northwest Amateur
In Tacoma County Club Wash on June 24 Dr C F Willing of Portland defeated Walter Forargue of Aberdeen in 18 holes to win the first round match 1 up in the Pacific Northwest Amateur Championship.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dr. C
San Francisco Pays 6000 to Support A A U Meet
San Francisco's national championship committee sent a $6,000 guarantee to Frederick W. Rubien A A U secretary to cover expenses of athletes competing in the national track and field championships to be held July 3 4 and 5 here.
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San Francisco
Frederick W. Rubien
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Terrells Ladies and Children Hair Cutting Opens
Advertising note announces Terrells offering new ladies and children's hair cutting services for the first time today with a focus on fresh styles and quick trims. Local readers are invited to visit the shop for personal styling and updated hairdos.
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Terrells
Kaiser Knocked From Box in Third Inning
Oakland reliever Kaiser was knocked out in the third inning as Seattle hitters struck early. Phimmer calm for Oakland until the fifth when Flowers blasted a solo shot, scoring Wickering. Flowers added a second homer in the ninth to fuel Seattle. Batteries were Kaiser Delaney and Byier for Oakland, Plummer and Baldwin for Seattle.
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Oakland
Kaiser
Seattle
Phimmer
Flowers
Wickering
Delaney
Byier
Plummer
Baldwin
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Oakland fell 6 to 8 against Seattle while Sacramento won 2 to 0 and Los Angeles defeated Salt Lake 7 to 7. Vernon edged Portland 5 to 4. In the National League Boston beat Philadelphia 7 to 4 and New York topped Brooklyn 8 to 5. Chicago and Cincinnati played 4 to 4, with St. Louis and Pittsburgh postponing a doubleheader due to rain. In the American League Philadelphia and Boston were 2 to 8 and 8 to 8 respectively against Washington, and New York lost 1 to ?.
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Oakland
Seattle
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Vernon
Portland
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Pacific Coast
Cohan Francisco
Beattle Os
Ad “Ie
Portlanal
Joaeramenta
Petro
Pittsburgh
Brookilyn Au
St. Louis
Yool
Gao Washington
Chris Fi
Detroit
Cleveland
City Menges
Alaska
Juneau
American Legion
Soo
Zynda
Ily
Juneau Sets 1925 Tax Levy At 19 Mills
The Common Council of Juneau fixed the 1925 tax levy at 19 mills. Taxes become delinquent on the first Monday of August at 6 PM, with half paid by the first Monday in August delaying the remainder to January. Taxes are payable at City Hall, Fourth and Main, City Clerk John A. Davis announces. First publication June 29, 1925. last publication June 30, 1925.
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Common Council
City of
Juneau
Fourth
Main Streets
England Names Athletes for Games in U S
London June 25 Cambridge and Oxford University teams prepare to face Harvard Yale Princeton and Cornell in track meets abroad. The roster lists A Parrich F, Loom Parison, A Kk Porritt, G Hunter, W kk Stevenson, DPD M Jolson or AG Gs Marshall, A Lowe, R A Orchard, S Starr, V Ef Morgan, Fooks, Lord Burghley, Alynn, Cleekley, Mackintosh, Bagnall Oakley Powell, Hyatt, Waring, and others in events from sprints to pole vault.
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London
Cambridge
Oxford University
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
America
Parrich
Parrison
Porritt
Hunter 'i
Stevenson
M. Jolson
Gs Marshall
AL Lowe
R. A. Orchand
SS. Starr
A. Lowe
V. Ef. Morgan
Fooks
Lord Burghley
J. Alynn
M. Cleekley
T. van Gevysel
A. M. Mitchell
New Players Assigned to Moose Elks and Legion Teams
Three new Moose players were assigned today, with one reassigned to the Elks and two new men sent to the American Legion by City League president Karl Thiele. Alaska Juheau added two players earlier this week. Moose received Harry Watson a catcher and first baseman expected soon, George Worth a versatile hitter infield and outfield, and Martin Gallwas a solid infielder from Douglas.
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Moose
The
Elks
American Legion
Karl Thiele
Alaska Juheau
Harry Watson
George Worth
Martin Gallwas
Douglas Boy
Veterans add Holman Casey Stengle to Tudler Mauro roster
The Veterans signed HWM Holman an experienced infielder who arrived yesterday to join Tudler Mauro and Co and Casey Stengle who can play both infield and outfield. Elks add Vance Wagner a catcher formerly with them who was waived by manager McKinnon. Wagner had previously played with Keaton the Kik star pitcher in Washington’s state league and is described as a capable backstop. He appeared in early season games and impressed fans, but has not worn a uniform since.
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HWM
Holman
Tudler Mauro and Co
Casey” Stengle
Elks
Vance Wagner
Moose
MckKinnon
Waener
Keaton
Kiks
Washington
Ile
Roof Fire on Third and Franklin Streets Extinguished
A blaze in roof shingles at a garage on Third and Franklin Streets yesterday afternoon prompted a Juneau Fire Department response. The fire was quickly put out, causing one damage incident, and was reportedly started by sparks from firecrackers set off by small boys.
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la Garage
Third
Franklin Streets
Juneau
Labor Unions in Philippines Reach High Count
Manila reports 145 registered labor unions in the Philippine Islands with a total membership of 89 102 including 402 men and 2000 women. The Manila area accounts for 78 unions and about 62 7 thousand members, roughly two thirds of total island membership.
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Manila
Mirena of Labor
Philippine Islands
Islands
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Mad Play
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Edward RR. Bradley
Idle Hour Farm of
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Harry Payne Whitney
Name Sarazen
DR. Willing
Knock Kaiser
Box
John A. Davis
Finnestine Bean
Kansas City
Joseph M. Phillips
England
U. S
Moose, Elks
Philippines
Geo. Anderson
Anderson
Motor Car Wrecking CO
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MT. Mckinley National Park
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