Centralia and Chehalis split weekend games on Miller Field
Centralia and Chehalis split a two game set at Miller Field with Centralia winning 3 0 on Saturday and Chehalis taking Sunday 1 0. The Saturday pitch duel featured Callahan and Halsted and saw Murray Berry and E Carrigan drive in the runs in the eighth inning while Davis and E Carrigan made highlight plays. Umpire Golden’s controversial calls drew criticism and led to discussion of umpire selection by State League president O J Albers.
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Centralia
Obehalla
Miller Field
Callahan
Halsted
Murray
Berry
E. Carrigan
Golden
T. Carrigan
B. Carrigan
Davis
Chebatis
Guyn
Samtrsault
Aundey Gama
Cantralla
Hill
Smith
Frink
Chehalis
R.C. EB
Chehalla
O. J. Albers
State League
Russ Hall
Albers
H. B.lago
Cantralia
D & Ding
Byrnes
Harsted
Taylor
iMurray
Carrigan
Dysark
Gaiden
Baseball Play Record From Struck Out By Callahan 4
In a brief game summary Cal lahans four bases on balls plus strikeouts by Harsted. Stolen bases credited to Kregs Carrigan and Houseman. Wild pitches by Callahan and Umpire Guldru and passed ball by Taylor noted.
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Callahan
Harsted
Kregs-H
Carrigan Amd Houseman
Wid piich—Callshan
Taylor
Umapira— Guldru
Hoquiam Defeats Aberdeen on Strong Pitching
Hoquiam defeated Aberdeen Saturday by 9 to 2, led by Kane’s superior pitching. He allowed only four scratch hits, three in one inning, nearly earning a shutout. Hoquiam’s Smith batted well as Aberdeen misplayed early chances.
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Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Kane
Kana
Horquiam
Smith
Theol
Americans Victorious in 400 Meter Race at Stockholm
Americans swept the 400 meter event in Stockholm as Meredith of Mercera urge Academy led, Sheppard of the Irish American Athletic Club placed second, and Davenport of Chicago finished third in 61.5 seconds. In the standing jump Platt Adams of the New York Athletic Club was second and his brother B W Adams was third.
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fUalled Press
Stockholm
Meredith
Merceraurge Academy
Sheppard
Insh-American Athletic Club
New York
Davenport
Chicago
United States
Platt Adams
New York Athletic Club
B. W. Adams
Wis Lodge Parades Wednesday Night Ahead of Portland Trip
The local lodge of Wis will parade in Centrada Wednesday night, wearing attire for the trip to Portland Thursday morning. The Ogle Band, accompanying the lodge, will lead the parade Wednesday night.
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Wis
Centrada
Anita
Portland
Ogle
Wet Grounds Delay Harbor Match Between Aberdeen and Hogwarts
Wet grounds on harbor postponed yesterday caused the Aberdeen and Hogwans gate to be delayed. The postponed Annie will be played in the next series between the two clubs.
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Harbor
Aberdeen
Hogwans
Mamond
Electric Park
Annie
Portland releases Roche and J from Northwest League club
Roche, a former Comtrain catcher, was signed by Portland after release but deemed not要 to displace one of the two veteran catchers. The action occurred just before the steam test for Seattle.
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Dack Roche
Portland
Navy chief says New Hampshire can sail under own power soon
Naval Constructor Baxter reports temporary repairs on the battleship New Hampshire will allow it to proceed under its own steam to the New York Navy Yard for permanent repairs at an estimated cost of $15,000, about two weeks.
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Washington
Baxter
Boston Navy Yard
Newport
New Hampshire
Commonwealth
New York Navy Yard
Berlin to Race in Portland at Bika Carnival
Centralia aviator Berlin Ay Wilk will perform at the Bika Carnival in Portland on Friday and Saturday this week. He will feature splat glides and acorn wires, with comedian aviator Stark appearing on both days.
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Cinda Ay
Berlin
Wilk Fy
Portland
Hide Stark
Relent Keller Appointed to Welfare Board by Mayr
Relent Keller is named to the Schenectady Welfare Board by Socialist Mayor Mayr. Keller's appointment expands board oversight amid city welfare programs and aligns with party goals. The move signals continued reform efforts in Schenectady governance.
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Schenectady
Mayr
Rockefeller Celebrates 83rd Birthday in Cleveland
John J Rockefeller marks his eighty third birthday in Cleveland as United Proms Leased Wits observes the milestone.
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United Proms
Wits
Cleveland
John J. Rockefeller
Centralia Directors Debate Fines For Intoxication
At a Centralia baseball directors meeting last night the group discussed fining players for intoxication as a breach of training rules. No definite action was taken.
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Centralia Baseball Directors
Impeachment of Archbald Delayed to Thursday Session
Washington July 9 Chairman Clayton failed to secure immediate consideration of the Archibald impeachment resolution in the commerce court case. The dispute led to a parliamentary tangle and an agreement to take up the jurist's impeachment Thursday afternoon.
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United Press
Washington
Clayton
Archibald
Commerce Court
Taft Campaign Manager Pick Narrowed To Subcommittee
Charles Dewey Miles secretary to President Taft will manage the Taft re election campaign. Miles was chosen by subcommittees of the National Committee at a meeting here July 9. Taft did not name a manager and left the decision to the committees after the executive and subcommittee gathering.
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United Press
Wallington
Charles Dewey Miles
Taft
Hera
Somrulttes
Ruling on loaded bat protest in Centralia game
The June 7 Hoquiam Centralia game is ruled invalid after Hoquiam protests Miller used a loaded bat. O F Albers, president of the State League, orders the game replayed with Centralia, increasing Chehalis lead in the standings. Also noted is Warren Grimtt’ s UW connection and return to practice law in his hometown.
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Centralia
Wilktow
Hoquiam
Miller
O. J. Albers
Chehalis
Albers
M. W. Daudney
Jawa
O. F. Albers
Warren Grimut
Comtralia
University of Washington
Ah Sheen
Grimm
B. H. Rhodes
League president faces removal over loaded bat dispute
President Albers claimed MIller s bat was loaded while Miller denied any league authority or umpire warning. Rule 15 and Rule 67 cited for penalties, but no record of Miller being ordered from a game. Centralia fans protest and harbor teams discuss removing Albers as league president amid talk of local robbery ties.
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Albers
Miller
Golden
Centralia
Dysart
Harbor
Pacific Indians Show Opens In Eugene Arena
The annual shoot of the Pacific Indians began in Eugene with President Chingren and Frank Riphl overseeing. Prizes include Misses winners, and organizers expect the arena to be larger than last year.
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United Press
Eugene
Ore
Chingren
Frank Riphl
Che Arena
Bartenders Hold Banquet at Eagle Hall
Local bartenders held a large banquet in Eagle Hall yesterday afternoon with about 25 attendees. The program featured recitations singing and ample dining as the main activities.
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Eagle Hall
Leap Year Walks Bring Society Girls to Mishicom
Manitowoc hosts a leap year walking club event with a dozen society women forming a group to travel 12 miles to Mishicom this Sunday. Each participant has invited a male escort for the outing, part of the organization’s bid for local popularity.
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United Press
Manitowoc
Mishicom
Whitman athlete defeats attacking coyote in clash
Walla Walla July 3 Tracey Cox a Whitman College gridiron standout and track record holder fought a coyote at night and strangled the animal with his hands to protect Mrs Anna Schell his mother in law. Had he delayed a club would have left her seriously harmed.
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United Press
Walla Walla
Tracey Cox
Whitman College
Anna Schell
American Arrested in Juarez for Spy Accusation
An African immigration officer Morrig Buttner was arrested in Juarez on a Maderista spy charge. He was released after American Consul Luther Edwards spoke with Colonel Pascual Orozco, who led the garrison. Buttner’s work involved reviewing Chinese immigration to the United States.
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United Press
Juarez
Mexico
Morrig Butiner
Maderista
Heas
Luther Edwards
Pascual Orozco
Buttner
United States
Shasta Wrecked Near Grants Pass In Early Morning Crash
A southbound Shasta wreck occurred eight miles south of Grants Pass, Oregon, involving three cars and a heavy sleeper. No injuries were reported, and investigators cited a soft wheel cause on the damaged track.
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Medford
Ore
Daly S
Grant's Pass
Thy DieRage
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