Opening of Major Western and Coastal Sports Meets
A calendar lists events from Monday through Saturday including summer race meetings at Saratoga Springs and Kalamazoo, state and regional tennis championships, regattas in Detroit and Seattle, a New York Yacht Club cruise start, and hill climbs in Algonquin and Richfield Springs plus a Ness Miss Dick from Entiat travels to Seattle for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Kalamazoo
Mich
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Cleveland
Des Moines
Detroit
New York
Seattle
New York Yacht Club
Chicago Motor Club
Algonquin
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
American Canoe Association
Sugar Island
St. Lawrence
Milwaukee
Central A. A. U
Chicago
Winnipeg Automobile Club
Richfield Springs
New York Day at Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
Seattle August 2 New York day drew several thousand attendees including current residents and former Empire State residents. Governor Hughes of New York and exposition president Chilberg gave speeches as the highlight of a lively program marking one of the fair's most enthusiastic celebrations to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
New York
Empire State
Hughes
Chilberg
Aid to Standard Charged in Suit
An application for a permanent injunction to block North Carolina oil inspection law was heard before Judge Connor. Red C Oil Manufacturing of Baltimore claims the law discriminates in favor of Standard Oil and seeks to restrain enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Board of Agriculture of North Carolina
Connor
Red
C” Oil Manufacturing Company of
Baltimore
Standard Oil Company
Seattle visits and travel fill city notes
Mrs. R L Bartlett returned from a month in Seattle and coast cities. W B Parker spent Sunday in Spokane with family. Mr and Mrs C N Ambros arrived from Minneapolis to visit John F Webber. Albert Cohen left for Seattle to spend a week at the fair. Otto Willard visited Seattle with friends. Parker and Richard brought 75 head of cattle from the Methow. Frank Kist came from Chelan to visit the fair then eastern trip. Henry Buckner from Chelan headed to the fair. Grace Wiester leaves for Seattle visit. Dan Mahoney returned from a Seattle fair visit. Mable Crow vacationing in Peshastin. H Boyd and wife back from Seattle visit. Frank Delp went to Columbia Siding on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Bartlett
Seattle
W. B. Parker
Spokane
Albert Cohen
Otto Willard
Parker
Richard
Henry Buckner
Chelan
Grace Wiester
Dan Mahoney
H. Boyd
Frank Delp
Columbia
Baseball notes on players and teams from the era
A compact wrap of players and teams: Sam Crawford leads Detroit with eight homers, Pirates stars Wagner Leever Leach Clarke Miller among top hitters, Collins slipping while Eddie is tracked by Connie Mack, Walter Clarkson in Cleveland semi pro play, Young Evans with a no hit record for Boston, White Sox praised for recent home stand, Tebeau sells Louisville to St Louis, and notes on Rube Marquard sale, Libby Montana amateur team, and Senators fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Crawford
Detroit
Wagner and
Leever
Pittsburg Pirates
Danny Shay
Cardinal
Jake Beckley
Kansas City
Hank Mathewson
Christy
Wagner
Leach
Clarke
Miller
Pirates
Eddie Collins
Connie Mack
Walter Clarkson
Harvard
Cleveland
Schaefer
Killifer
Young Evans
Hartford
Boston Nationals
Chicago White Sox
George Tebeau
Louisville
St. Louis
American Association
Boston Americans
Cy” Young
Little Jerry McCarthy
Red Sox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Onwentsia Club
Northwestern Regatta Association
Oconomowoc
Wis
Alice Dick
Entiat
Daily World
Mens
Oxfords
Florsheim Oxfords
Douglas Oxfords
Florsheim
Douglas
Panama
City News
Frank Kist
Mable Crow
Peshastin
Indianapolis
Rube’’ Marquard
Giants
Indians
Libby
Montana
Washington
Senators
Wenatchee
Globe
Hunter’s Paradise
Crescent Beach
Office
Bates Hotel
Chiwaukum
Oliver Bates
Columbia Valley Lands & Development Co
Wenatchee Avenue
R. R. Ellinwood
Mgr
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