Hose Teams Draw Diligent Entry For Tuesday Meets
Caion will lead the Union hose team to La Grande next Tuesday to race against Elgin La Grande fire departments and local athletic clubs in morning and afternoon drills. The shows include a wet test with hydrant nozzle and a final speed event led by veteran Chet Swackhammer.
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Conkey
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Walter Nagle Sold by Pittsburg to Ros
Walter Nagle, a California pitcher, has been sold by Pittsburg to the Ros club. The deal transfers control and likely affects the team’s pitching depth for the season.
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Auto Tax Debate Spurs Baker County Owners to Seek Higher Courts
Baker county automobile owners resist Oregon’s special tax, arguing the levy fails to fund roads and burdens wide-tired rigs. Union County Motor Club reports growing opposition, with Pendleton also joining the tax fight as meetings on the issue continue.
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A. V. Andrews
Automobile Fraternity
Baker
la Grande
Pendleton
Red Sox routs Highlanders in twin bill loss
The passage notes Joe Wood excels at bat while Harry Walter is absent and the Champion Athletes drop two games in one afternoon to Boston. It highlights Wood’s strong pitching and hitting contributions for the Red Sox during the stretch.
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Boston Red Sox
Joe Wood
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Pitcher Nap Rucker Tops Cincinnati Repeatedly This Year
Nap Rucker of Brooklyn has defeated Cincinnati three times this year by shutouts and close scores. Turner of the Cleveland Naps is out injured. Honus Wagner is delivering strong play at first base for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Cincinnati
Turner
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Tuck
Honns Wagner
Pittsburg Pirates
La Grande Baseball Fans Expect Double Wins July Fourth
July Fourth promises a big La Grande baseball day with strong pitching options. Mitchell of Elgin will start on the mound for La Grande, while Eigin looms as a key foe in the opener. Trade chatter centers on Zimmerman and Williams as Spokane and Portland ties surface amid Unionite support.
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Zip” Zimmerman
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Nick Williams
Zmmerman
Reiben
Smith
Un'e
McInnis
Baseball Chatter and Managerial Moves Across Leagues
Infield positions resemble Honus Wagner as fans discuss Tenney and Kling for managing the Rustlers. Navin considers selling the Detroit franchise due to poor attendance. Rumors say Frank Chance may retire with Joe Tinker slated Cubs manager. Harvard and Yale meet since 1858 with Yale leading 59 58 and one drawn. McGraw confirms a $200 Raymond fine with potential extra penalties if Bugs fails to stay in shape.
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Yale
John
Ted
McGraw
Raymond
Bugs
Boxing notes link Gilmore to Conley and a July 4 bout
Harry Gilmore Jr former manager of Packey McFarland now guides Frankie Conley. Knockout Brown and Tom Ginty of Scranton have signed for a one round bout at Scranton on July 4. Albany NY fans are eager for the clash.
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Packey McFarland
Frankie Conley
Knockout Brown
Tom Ginty
Scranton
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